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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-07

This is the age Oh millions and mil
lionairas. A few centuries ago PEG
pie thought in hundreds OF thousands.
but now one thinks in millions. If one
studies political See6nomy 4hance. as
tronomy. the stomic theory. the age
Of ;ht earth. the vibrations OF Feat
waves. bacterioloSy. or even the wa
ter sup!y of towns one must think IN
mi,fians. for eadI generation Of man
kind must be trained 20 think on /"
higher scale than the preceding gen
GRAFTON. in order 10 make progress.
I; the national expenditure. taxes
and rates continue 10 increase anhu-
ally in the future as they have done
in the past. the people OF future ger
cr,tioss will think IN billions. a IN
millions Of millions.
One million persons collected 10
xe,her in a crowd. with an allow
apre of three square feet per per
sou would cover an area nj SN.S acres
-Sav 20 acrcs-or could be contained
in A snua-c ahaving si!cs "'1.6 yaTd'
long. or II one allows Is inches pc
p.rsou. Standing shoulder TO sh""i
der ! ooo. 600 people would extend
distance " 2SiI miles. or from Loo
don 10 Anivick.
The population Of N" county o.
london amounts 20 6,:,i9.""o. and at
lowing Is inches per person. s'""''
Ing shoulder 10 shoulder. II wo"''
fccm human wall ISIS" miles h"E
n, the whole population could ~
pjacsI on an area % o. square m''''
or on a square having sides of W
Of mile.
New York has a population OF :"
Az 400. whi,h wouli cover an are
Of az nf a square milo. which
-o,iiyaIrnt TO a square having side
s0 Of n milo long.
Paris contains 2.1l4.eoo persons
Who could 10 accommodated conior'
ahlv on a.2e o. a square milo. OF ~
nv as ola, nile. and the people n
psr,;p fnasocr s.eto.eoe souls. wh
would cover an area of OF Of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-07
ton to which the weapon b 1neliDl
Keep your eyes on the hull. No.

ttOu I'd WHICH Iue Wc8pOu -
Keep your eyes on the baa.
When the sights come into -
most shooters close the LEFT, Eig1tzk
with the right-that -. just cas6A
the tip Of the front sight fhruagA -
notch in the rear sight or through -
notch in the rear sight or through -
groove in the revolver frame aad 49,
below the black. Take . gYa4un1
pressure straight back on the tflgGsek
Should Not Waste Ammunitjsns
Do not think about the actual -
Iof the revolver. Watch the bau 80
the front sight and keep squee114G
Try to call your shot"-thxf =. -
tell from the position of The -
sight after the discharge vhese -
shot should be. Don't 60 On $1,000
away ammunition without knDUU1m
why you MISS It IL waste q -
and money. Reason out Tie cauoo
|you rerror and correct q next ia
II the shot went high, juss over -
bull. II was because you saw to- 49,
!of the front sight or Ut The i1Stoue q
firing il cut too far into TIE boock -
You lost the tip. or ycu s6oo1e4 -
|If low. then the reverse. q -
irigh, or lef; you probably conte4 -
weapon or pulled to ooe s3ds.'
After you have fired I've 80
land examine the target. Noe -
Ier the tuliet holes tally ~ -
calling Of the shots VIXEN 1Fo4 -
d paster over the holes and ~ -
When you grow t:red stsp. ~ = &
OF no use to try to practjco 6 - 9
time. Never fire Shot miles, - -
'it ia correctly aimed. Resist - $50
taiion to snap IN . chance taFssyA 4
Much Variable practices ~ -
gained with an unloado4 ssvoevSGl
FRS; and always 'bresking - 49,
lon to make certain that q eseeno
mo cartridges. Place . peece q -.
her under the trigger 20 protect -
weapon. and you nay snap u w.
fear Of danger.
Never blink When soe 49,
falls. Keep yosr eyes opea -
the bnlI's-cye, 70 hat 20 g =
from the directioa d vbtce - -
sight moves where yoGr - -
'sarc gone. Fifseea BlBgeeo . ~
this sort u work v0 hesp - =
in active training. - ~
yolser h cleases tAosvaen4y -
c;eas.-Prosidcscs n n ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-07
How to Use q Revolver

an experts directions for learning TO
shoot:
Learn your revolver thoroughly. for
they all have some peculiarly. shoot
1 ing high or low or left or right. Be
gin al short range. and with a large
target and bulrs-eye. This will give
you confidence. show you where You
are shooting. and save time.
As you become proficient and able
Ito group most Of the shots in the
black. move hack n little distance, and
practice there unit! you become mas
ter Of this increased distance. Repeat
this until YOU are shooting at the reg
ulation distance The regular fifty
yard standard, or Creedmoor target,
with eight-inch black, is good to start
with at ten yards.
Take il easy and don't hurry or wor-
iry. Above all. do not finch. for this
lis fatal habit The kick will not
hurt Won il you hold the revolver
properly Remember the danger Is at
the muzzIe end Keep this end point
I'd upward or toward the target.
The most natural position in shoot
| ing az a target Is 20 stand facing a
little TO the left Of the target. with
the right foot six 70 nine inches ahead
Iof the left and pointing toward the
target Stand upright. with the
weight uf the body supported by both
legs. and well balanced. The left arm
may hang at the side. or the LEFT hand
can be placed on the hip. thumb To the
front
Easy Grip 10 Best.
Grasp The revolver easily, not tight
liz as in wise. which will cause
trembling. slip yoar forehnger inside
the guard and vol 20 the front. not
toIchinS the trigger. Draw back the
hammer vita the thumb. get a good.
comfortable hold on IN" stock. with
thumb extended slnr-s.iGn thn. frame
10 steady the weapon. ard then rsise
81 into position. say twenty degrees
above the target.
Stretch cut The ar comfortably. not
quite full length. and lower gradually
30 the bottom edge fthe ball; Keep
the revolver plumb. not caafea to one
side. or che shot VIII 90 In the d'tcc-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-07

There is a peculiar fascination in
firing a revolver, especially IL you hit
your target. A gun is well enough in
its way. and even the military rife il
good. bit the revolver is the weapon
Of romance, and there IL nothing like
the feeling of confidence that comes
over the man who knows he can hit
what he fires at For this reason IL
is a matter of wonder that the enjoy.
ment of the sport is not more general
One reason may be that the range
OF a pocket weapon is limited. and
that many OF the rcvolvers are pretty
nearly worthless as target weapons.
But with IS or As caliber Of the
best model some marvellous scores
have been made AT the range in the
old Fenner ledge. OF CranStou street,
where the experts OF the Providence
Revolver Cub shoot matches against
the world and sometimes tie OF bitter
world records.
Military revolvers with Eject am
munirion will shoot accurately up 10
zoo wards. although target shooting is
seldom al a greater range than seven
ity-fye yards With this class Of wea-
J,on one may shoe, into a twoinch
circI" at twenty YARDS and into four
inch circle at fifty yards.
Made High Score.
William Amy. OF the Providence
Revolver Club. shot total Of iss in
"a shots AT 20 yards las; year. max
ing 81. 81. 30. %. 81 in his successive
strings. which Is going some. This
twas Gene for a comparison score with
|thcSa made in tho national cnmp"ti-
ton. and vas one better than the rec
ord of tho national pistol champion.
Who mad" 49,. So " Mr.. Amy had
but entered tho competition and made
This scoro hc would DO the national
champion today
Tho best pocket revolyers arc capa-
bic " doing good work nm 10 twenty
Yards. ard VIII shoot into three
inch circle. Because Of the shorter
barrel email size. and necessarily
heavy load for defensive purposcS :.
this class Of weapon Is more difficult:
TO shoot close groups a; target
First Learn vocr Revolver.
Having SGT up your target, here are
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-07
Cream and Skim Hlk

are so different in apparene1 YOU can
tell whicn is which i:y LOOKING at
them.
u e. not so. however with Paint.
Adulterafsd and pure paint LOOK
very mach ai;k" and y'u are apt ."
no TAKEN IN u YOU do not demand
An ANALYSIS AND GUARANTEE
when you buy your paint.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-07

Firss Learn Vocr Revolver.
Having SGT up your target, here are
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-07
Davis 100 Per Cent.
Pure Paint.

carrirs guarantee ~ every can. for
YOUR protection.
Analysis and guarantee on every
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For Sale hy
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-24
Ia CASA LUGUBRE

luda os invita- que tomeis un bocado mien-
tras le esperais.
En- mesita habia una botela de vin6
y una bandeja con bizcochos.
Ell joven present6 un periodico Gre
yendo que tendria gusto de leer un ratio, atizo
el fuegoy salio del aposento.
Todo este me parecio muy extra1o, pero
10 que mas me asombraba era el yer la noche
medic del dia Y las bujias despedir una
I'm luz tan palida que apenas distipguia las
palabras que trataba de leer
Dele ell periodico, mire en- ell espejo 81 lie
vaba bien ell sombrero, dirigi La mirada
en- torno de aquel aposento hacia las viejas
mesas, las ajadas alfombras, los montones de
papeles, los estantes cubiertos de lbros de feo
aspecto que no prometian al parecer. gran
interes los letores. Despues me puse q reae-
xionar, mientras brillaban las llamas de la
chimenea y las bujias derretian dejando
hermoso pablo sin que pudiese remediarlo
por que no sc vefa despabilador alguno en-
todo Ell aposento.
Transcurrieron dos horas antes de yer
entrar M. Kenge.
No cstaba cambiado. pero Sc sorprendi6
mucho por eI contrario al yer cuanto habia
crecido, pareci6 aIegrarse.
Como vais ser la compafiera de la joE
ven lady que sc haila en- este memento en- 81
gabinete particular.-me dijo-hemos pens ado.
miss Summerson. que debiais ser presentada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-24
.SOcIIelaa l'OtectOra de
Ia In|aIlciIa, de Paris.

Ell mes pasado celebro su junta
general esta sociedad, bajo la presi-
dencia del doctor Siredey.
Ademas de las medallas de orc,
plata y bronco, dadas 4 varios medi-
cos, Sc repartio la suma de ) 900 fran
cos entire S. madres que habfan tent
do en- total 464 nifIos y habfan lactado
junto 4 estos III. Ell senador Plot,
dijo en- su discurso: "Sois las mejo-
res auxiliares de los que angustados
evocan Ell porvenir de la raza; vues-
ira obra es una protesta viva contra el
RENO del egoismo; dice los esc6p-
ticos indiferentes que no estan en-
10 cierto cuando afrman: que la So
ciedad francesa Sc entrega al culto
del orc y del placer. =
Termino la session con un hermoso
concerto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-24
Congress De !eni1iEH!o

RI dia 20 de MAYO ultimo Sc
inauguro el importante Congre-
so feminista que st cclebra en-
Roma. el primero de esta clase
que Sc verihca en- la hermosa
patria de Leopard.
La princesa Leticia de Aosta
preside esta asociasion femeni-
ma. de ia cual forman parte los
nombres mas prestigiosos de las
ietras : de la rlstocracia.
Basta leer las bases del Con-
greso para comprender la impOr
tancia que reviste. Cuando
nucstras mujeres Sc aparten de
ia rutina Y Sc preocupen de
asuntos de tan alta moralidad,
habremos entrado en- una via de
regeneration.
Elevandose sobre las miserias
politicas o de partido. primera
cosa que prohibe ell reglamento.
su obra abarca las cuestiones de
mas amplio y verdadero interes.
Las secciones en- que esta divi-
dido son seis Y dentro de cada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-24
POR CARLOS DICKENS

FL caballero de la peluca coloc6 sobre la
meslta varlos montones de egaos entire
los cuales su senorfa eligio en- siencio un
cuaderno que principle hojear.
Miss Clara,-dijo milor a M. Kenge
Este present6 mi amiga al grancanciller
que la hlzo sentar su lado.
No extrafe que milor sc tomase Dor ella
todo Ell 1nteres que merecia. Era ndudabe
que ell lord eanciller admiraba la belleza de
su pupila, pero no podfa evitar una emocion
al yer ell hogar paterno de tan encantadora
crlatura representado por aquel sitio vulgar
y aquellas formas judiciales, ell mismo lord
canc1ller, mirado bajo su mejor aspecto suplia
bien pobremente ell orgullo y Ell amor de TN
padre.
Ell Jarudyce de que Sc trata,-diio ho-
Jeando los egaos que tenia delante mo es
el Jarudyce de La casa l1gubre?
-Si, milor ,-respondio NJ. Kenge
Que nombre tan triste!-repuso Ell lord
canciller
-Pero que no puede aplicarse en- Ell
diaa paraje que desgna,-hizo observar NJ
Kenge.
-lEn donde esta situada la Casa l1gubre2
-pregunt6 su seforfa.
-Eu el Hertfordsbire, Milford
IFS casado NJ Jarudyce?
No, Milford.
-iEsta presente Ricardo Carstone7-pre-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-24
PdglaS eXtraliIelas
Pals AJES LIRiC s

A la tarde. si de una ventana abier.
"a sobre el jardin surge la soma tins
de un piano. las notas lloran una So
noridad extrafia por el aire. Sc di-
Jera que 10 azul resuena, que 10 mo-
rado tiene eco, que cads nota es una
estrells. IN son que sc hace plata. 8
brillante, para clavarse en- el cielo.
la sonatina va ll0rando por las ro-
sas. FL que la oye, llors. Y en- ell
apartamiento del jardin. ante IN oca-
80 Aeno dc aspectos suntuosos. brota
el Suefio, con una VOC de piano. es-
trellas. Tosas. lsgrimas. la ta-de.
Como sc abisma uno a veces, Ell su
alma, hasta darle casi una vuelta a la
vida Canta un pajaro y no Sc oye
ST. llanto. todo es como una bruma
opaca silenciosa Y luego, al des.
pertar, que deseo de TERRA para ell
cuerPo. y que de exelAmsciones y
y cuantos golpes al vaciol
Ay' czTne dolorosa'
Oh. Beethoven, oh, Nerlainel oh .
Schuber, oh. las flores los CRISES
del cielo, PetalO con nube, verso
con 1ota. oh. el corazon' No quiero
los poetas, sino los libroS de los poe
tas, los musicos muertos lejanos.
y que el corazon no sienta el latido
V Sc deshaga, como una ceniza de
primayeIa. y que el paisaje de la
fueute no tenga mas que hojas secas
y estrellas. Tn rincon dOnde el al
ma sc haga penumbra. y yerre la mu-
sica. y vengau los perfumes. el
cuerpo se encuentre sumido como en-
el ORC De una tarde de otro mundo.. =.
Otoiio mio'
Cuerpo miserable, que POGO me ODE.
deces' To no sabes que llevaS den
tro una fragil primavera de cristal y
de flores Guardian obscure de mi
alma. que vii carcelero te han vuelto!
Cuerpo. caFne viciosa taberners Y
brutal, V ~ pobre princesa encantada'
Bipedo tTiste y lulurioso, asesino de
maTgari,aS. portero canalla, quieu
pudiera asesiuarte,
-Dentro suena al llanto de mi
alma.
Nj alma tiene una secreta simpatia
por los lagos ocultos. eSoS lagos YER
dinegros que estan dormidos al pie
lie las montahas. In ellos duelme el
latido. Ia queja. el rostro de mujer,
cl eco languido V medroso. Sobre su
espejo tienden los arboles las meio-
res ramas forecidas Y. va 4 la noche,
cuando todos ban pasado, el ruisefior
deja caer su melodfa de sombra so
bre la niebla de las aguas.
Estoy miranda eSe pobre tronco
Seco que. todas las tardes, al sol po-
niente. Sc lena de p4jaros RI sol,
dulcemente le dora 10 girls y. enton-
ces. es IN venir bullicioso de alas de
dolores todas sus ramas.
Yo no Sc que beileza melanc6lica
tienen los trOncos secos entire la yer
dura del jardin rs la primavera; la
vida Sc engalana de hojas. dc flores
y de mlsicas. solo el arbol seco esta
negro ffo. = es como un muerto
que Sc llenara todo de canciones.
We'd el sol le dora 10 girls. dulcemen-
te y. en- Ia musica jluminada de anna.
rillo, una primavera fantascicl parece
que cubre el tronco De brotes verdes. %.
Pero todo cae. Haze frio. Hace som
bra. Brilla una esirella.
Estoy miranda el pobre tronco sc.
GO TODD lleno de pajaros que cantan...
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-24

una de elias Sc discutiran inn
portanteS temaS:
He aqui los titulos de las Sec
clones:
Primera.-Instruccion publ
ca.
Segunda.-Asistencia y pre-
vision.
Tercera.-Condicion moral v
politica de la mujer.
Cuarta.-Literatura y arte.
Quinta.-Higiene.
Sexta.-Estudio del problema
de la emigration.
FL ministro de Obras publicas
les ha CedidO galantemente la
magnifiCa sala del nuevo pala-
clio de justicia Y las discuciones
presentan verdadero interes. Sc
permite que los hombres tomen
parte en- elias Y sc cuenta con
numerosas e importantes adhe-
stones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-24
TRIBUNAL SUPREME De PUERTO RICO
OFICINA DEL SEcRETARIo

Por la presente Sc informa al phbli
co en- general que los PROGRAMS para la
admission de aspirantes al ejercicio de
su ABOGACIA ante los Tribnnales
Inulares, no Sc distribuyen en- esta
Ofcina, debiendo dirigirse todo ell que
interese algdn ejemplar de ellos, La
Liberia del BoLETIN MERCANTILE,
que ha tornado 4 su cargo la publica-
ci0n Y venta de los mismos.
San Juan Puerto Rico, 22 de Julio de 1907.
ii. r. Castro,
Seeretaro del Tribunal Ssprsma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-24

Abelardo Eloisa 10
0BRA DE BELLA CR0CE (RUSTICA)
Bertoldo. Bertoldino. etc. 10 ctvs.
OBRAS P0R EUGENI0 SUE (TELA)
Los Misterios de Paris
2 tomos $50
El Judlo Errante o.75
Los hijos del Pueblo tomos I.5o
Los Siete Pecados tomos I.2s
Martln el Exp0Slto o.7s
nan SaValler o.75
Matiioe o.75
sObRAS POk ALEXANDRA DUMAS tTELA
Los MohicanoS de Paris
tomos sag
Los tres Mosqueteros o,z5
Ve'nte af1os despues o.z5
El ViZconde de Bragelon.
ne tomos t.s0
Memorials de I'm Medico ?
tOmoS rso
FL conde de Monte -Cristo r.5o
La Reina Margarita o.75
La Mano del Muerto o.7s
La Dana de Monsoreau
tonoS $50
Los cuarenta y cinco o.zc
FL Collar de la Reina o.z5
AuSei Ffou o.75
La Condesa de Charny 2
tonos x.ro
0BRA P0R XAVIER DE MONTEPIN (TELA)
Los Misterios de la India s o.75
0BRAS P0R PAUL FEyAL (fELA
Ell hijo del Diablo s o so
Los amores de Paris o.8o
I'll Jorobado o.8o
0BRAS P0R VICTOR hugo TELA
Los Misera bles tomos $50
al a1lo terf1Ble o.35
Nil una noches s $50
Maria o.zo
0BRA P0E SAMUEL SMILES (TELU
Ell Caracter 5000
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-24
MAS OBRAS REC|B|DAS
EN- Ell BOLETIN

Vademecum del Veterinario Y
del Ganadero, por M. Arci-
MEGA. sr6o con franqueo
Soledades, Galerias, otros poe
mas, por Antonio Machado.
Pityusa, novela, por M. LA
mas.
La Ruina del Mundo Antique
por Z. Lovel.
Ibsen y su obra, por Clemencia
)acquinet.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-24
Ultimas obras recibidas
EN- ESTA IMPRENTA

0BRAS P0R EUGENI0 SUE RUSTLCASl
Los Misterios de Paris
tomos SO ctvs.
Ell Judfo Errante 40 ,,
Los Hijos del Pueblo 2
tomoS SO
Los Siete Pecados Capt.
tales 2 tomos SO ;,
Martin Ell Exp6sito 40 ~
Juan Cavalier - 90 d,
Matilde II. 40
0BRAS P0R 9hLEJANDR0 DUMAS
RUSTICAS)
Los Mohicauos de Paris
tomos So ctvs.
Los tres Mosqueteros 30 ;,
Veinte afIos despues 40
El Vizco1de de Brage-
lOnne tomos. So .,
Memorials de I'm Medico
tOmos So
Ell Collar de la Reina 40 -
Angel Pitou 40 ,
Condesa de Charny to-
mos SO =,
La Reina Margarita 40 ;,
Dana de Monsereau 2
tOmOS So -
La Mano del Muerto 40
Los cuarenta y c1nco 40
Dana de las Camelias 10
OBRAS POR PAUL FEVAL (RUSTICAS)
Hijo del Diablo 40 ctvs.
Los Amores de Paris 40 .
Ell Jorobado 40
Las Mil y una noches so
0BRAS P0R VICTOR HUGO (RUSTTCA)
Los Miserables 2 tomos SO ctvs-
Campoamor poesias ;
tOmOS 90 ctvS.
Ell Conde de Monte-Cristo Sc >,
0BRA P0R JORGE ISAACS (RUSTICASlI
Maria 20 ctvs.
0BRAS De DI0NISI0 PEREZ (RUSTECA
La Cubanita 10 ctvs.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-19
CALL ISSUE
ID DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNVEN-
TION To MEET AT CHARLES
TON ON JULY 20.

TO the democratic voters of West
Virginia:
Conforming 10 the established
custom. and in pursuance br the
authority vested in the Democratic
State Executive Committee it is
ordered by said committee that a
state convention OF delegated rep
resentatives OF the democratic party
from the several counties of the
state be held in the city OF Charles
ton. in the county OF Kanawha, for
the purpose OF selecting candidates
of said party to be voted for at the
general election to be held I'm the
month OF November of the present
year for the following Offices:
Governor, secretary OF state. state
superintendent of free schools, audi
tor, treasurer. attorney general. two
electors at large for president and
vice president of the United States
the confirmation OF the election OF
presidential electors for the several
congressional districts, the choosing
OF the members of the state demo-
cratic executive committee. and the
transaction OF such other business
as may be deemed proper and nee
essary; and the said convention
shall assemble at / o'clock y. m.
on the goth day OF July. 1908.
Said convention shall consist OF
delegates from the several counties
or the state, proportioned as fol-
lows: Each county shall have one
delegate in said convention. and no
more. for each one hundred votes
or fraction thereof OF fifty votes or
more cast in the county for John ].
Cornwell in 1904. That is to say:
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-19
LOGAN DEMOCRATS
HELD AN ENTHUSIASTIC cox
BENTON TODAY -, LITTLE
PAGE RECEIBED IlNDORSE-
MENT.

Logan, w. Va. May 49, The
Democratic county convention was
held here yesterday and over 900
enthusiastic Democrats attended.
Senator Adam Little page secured
the entire delegation for governor
There was not the slightest conru-
sion and good feeling marked every
action taken by the convention
W. r. Lilly. OF Logan. was in-
dorsed for state senator. ihero be-
ing no opposition John Wuku-
son was unanimously endorsed as
delegate 90 the presidential couvon-
ton at Denver.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-19
REPORT Of
LOAN FOR
T|DEWATER
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN SHORT
TERM NOTES FOR THE COM
PLETION OF THE UNDERTAKE
ING.

New York. May ls.-H. II. Rog-
ers' disposal OF seventeen Tidewater
railway gold bonds has revived old
Wall street rumors that he is press
ed for cash to handle his many
projects. IL is said the Tidewater
outstanding trust notes due in 1909.
amounting to ten millions. will be
retired Immediately.
The new issue to be made is Sc
cured by Tidewatsr bonds and guar
anteed by Rogers.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-19
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

All persons having claims against
the estate Of Ernest ". Artors. de-
ceased, are requested to present the
same to the undersignu for settle
INIT, and those who owe the estate
viii please call and settle their in
debtedness without DELAY.
r. IT. EASLEY, Administrator.
5-11-4t
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-19

In every cline its fame is heard,
ITS name has spread from sea to
sea,
&c not surprised II in the other
world
You're made TO take Rocky Noun
tain Tea. begin nowD
For sale by the White Pharmacy.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-19

" you can't find It elsewhere In
cigars or tobacco. you can find Il at
he Steptoe Cash supply Co. SO
"lueheld avenue Drop IN and see
our line
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-19

~ have been out Of Beet pulp for
two or three days and my COW is
falling in her milk Send me a bag
'oday, sure" This IS what one OF
our customers told Us yesterday
Feet Pulp Is the best milk producer
sn the market. For sale only by
BLUEFIELD FEED CO.