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New-York tribune., 1908-03-06

y.
it'll fluctuations irregular and steacy
decline OF age points. Sales estimated 155,0oo
bales The market opened steady advance of 3
points decline Of points and after irTegU-
ia-1tE sod about 4G5 points net higher the active
months result q covering and scattering sup
port which encouraged by better Liverpool cables
than expected and continued Of builish develop
rleIts IL The months. There no sign of ag-
EreSSive bun support however and the market eaSsc
r later, with prices during the late trading about "a
points lower liquidation and local bear press
which Seemed particular encour
the possibly for the talk Of an
easier basis Alabama The close little
from the lowest covering The National Ginners As
reported. OF cotton
Enaed % March i0S52 oto bales, and the amount
remaining be after March I at 5000 bales.
making bales. exclusive Of nters.
From $50 009 350o 600 bales the allowance
cial Of about 1lo coo bales The report Of the
covering operations is expected
a March 20 The figures had sppreciable effect
sentiment Southern spot markets, officially re
ported generally unchanged, exports exceeded
port receipts BY about Ioo bales Press dispatches
suggested labor troubles Manchester, but private
that point, and the
English spot market fairly active
The Of prices in the local market to-day
y As
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

western winter Is 9sd Fu'qT9S Seaay MSTs4: nns
prime mixed. American new 50 I'D do old, Is Al.
futures quiet; March. IS Id; Nay. 5s Esd PEAS
Canadian no stock FLOUR-Wlnter patents dull az
s Cd HOPS-In London t2acnc Coast. dull at Il losg
f. los BEEF-Extra India dull. at SOS PORK
Prime mess. Western weak, at SIS cd HAMsI-9hoFi
cut Il TO Is III, quiet. 37s 81 BACON-t land
cut 26 10 30 ~ steady S5s Cd short rib 10 70 p n
long olear rnddies. light y 10 81 10 easy
heavy. 81 10 10 easy at DOS %. short
clear hacks quiet s3s Cd clear bellies,
Ia to I6 ~ easy at SHOULDkRS-Square II to
i3 n. easy a 32s. LARD-FrIne Western IN uerees.
steady al ass American refined pals. steady 3s
BUTTER-Good United States, easy. az "a lossIt6 5s
CHEESE-Sanadian finest white new STEADY. at tis'
a. coored steady Sd; Aescsn. finest white
frrn at eos: do colored. steady. az e2s TALLoW-
Primo city, weak, c9s Cd. TUBPENT1NE-SltTtI
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06

The local market FOR spot cotton was quiet with prices
f9r aIeng eu1 Sales 25s baes s6Gtsern spot mar
Eets we're ts!egraphed aS Ioltows. mobile ql= 5r IN
T71fe = a. I1t. 4Ies ~ naIe5 Ho-foIx steaty IN.
Cze1T a. ia eses 9e3 lies FssItirno-e nominal
/ unchanged al Il9sc Augusta steady, unchanged at
-sc, sales. 927 bales = Louis quiet. unchanged az
ieS@ sesdS lie lover at II Sic: gales 2oco
I595s52n Ggtst eFs uRsss5 a. ss o bales 6aIe
Estimated receipts a leading points for Friday: At
3 a5 s % s ear ' z a. Gai9=t5 Gave 900 to 800 bales
New Orleans G5co bales against $3.50 last week
C7tt-a EZcaange special Liverpool cables: Spot in good
demand. sale looee bales .2eeuatIon and export i5
upland Futures opened quiet al points decline
Nsrc END Ma-cI-ApTiI. 565d: AprilMay 56734d; MAJ
Jlle. 56s-d June-July 0.tL.zl: J1ly-2uenst 2qt
T5ess1be--Jzr1a-.. 5-a4 MsaehesterIarns Irregular
flour AND MEALr-2es wsrs he'd . too ,s high for Tor
only small local trade va1 reported, lne to-2~Iag are
-FES5rnE patents s. 8cS6 85: winter srraights
7lrer s. 65as5 s.. BCcKTHEAT FL0URINoss93l56a5s m 6s
: 20. -loSs to fz1ey. S55S5 70 coRNIEAL-ste steady
frs White ga ana ysiov 81 45SI 50: s. s5a$I %
81 "a st5z75 551 i !a5d6s Ing 81 50. dour CO. SO So sd
dog $50 al Mach shg-leat city sJSa 80 = oglE %
SO 56 6oliuy chop So 50 bulk $2e 50 sacks clinical
GRAIN-wHEAT-Th wheat market vas IN .2 con- n
state Of unrest a. Day SAl; g Isreiv II S- bcass
D-S1 -. %4--erras 70 strike on one oe numerous
r5 1s ~ swings Of the market. TaaI prices nevertheless
&c under the previous ls & a3 a[eesH re-Zo-res5
rp IE25 10y po rs ttributed to corhcting from
q m u W1 sI5 fear On tie hand that any extensive
-.rsco and on the other that continuation OF the r.
Upward Increment V5 NEE fes - CIV I5s csrs al
.athe- tended 70 confirm tAeiT cam D G ~ Nohest
,T Fsd occurred On the corresponding day last year
the arrivals these points were 90 cas IN IN THSJvest @
,II o. o5d css sales ineuding The sale Of = oaas
q sg wasa At 5ntIaI g a6S sso -eo-ted that $50
ssed o 20 loads ForsFI markets c %e cIozd si
Esst - .g w5aia be about 5000 600 bushels for
Fsf57e 'rsr5 with . SIS bushels the previous
- ari 80 600 bushels last year cash Thsat ID n
q 97s. eetafoT and s. o4 a241 Tg 81 ie,
u.ia.a - i. % % etnit5rn resistance Of prices 70
"a. e+torfs h5 be -ries and al the close the May
81 -, q, -rcae6 was within about isc of The nes pom %
IaS rrnga go readily that the advoeates % lower yer
spots II wheat e ' TIE +rincBaI factors used
dent the corn 3rc we Prediction for rain IN
n5 fai-ly large clearance BT2an4s as o GIo bushsis
a.-feI Argentine crop estimate was - 80 a. New
Compared Win es 600 600 s5l s ysIF al aIIoat: -
York e,ased ~ ~ =: y vcilav' &C ahoat oAIsL
G o. Sssa cats in New York eose - st=7g 7 ana nStGaI
y6 G. e E g FYF n 2s4h airtst s aai; st- soc
1e r. So 80 y Y5rk BARLEY-Aarket nominal
NEW YORK PRICES. v.ster-
wa,- osagas ea :. iss y $. ls# g. 5s. $5.
Ne Ne q OF. ol lti'
Corn 7a1. ~
" S':::- ::. x x 8 6" 81 &:s: &: r. IL
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06
BuSik ESS TROUBLES.

g. -'-'S-1g petitions IL bankruptcy we're flied
s1 ceurg.
Johnston & Rippert. carpenters, Of
= PsS---' .--c.---es, $50 -; assets. $50
szsfo-' G - Ne-Lstel1. Involuntary against Max
asagso,' Rouse furnishing goods. at No- As
+ sIee- Gains Of creditors aggregate
- sogele21les - omitted by Abraham J. La
2 g. = AIteEl street. involuntary bank
sf-eN i-el lLes OF 3 80 = assets. S6.e+3 zS.
.6.l 'Acilollg lie and Ilre insurance policies
1pr<-- e55ules u fre assignment Of the DCon-
81 =. --laiaI-g. CeafeT II marble al No. &-9
a. kefsei- STOW. Liabilities. &5sZe; nOmi-
slEt,r <, s-~YlJf actual assets. s. g.
aes,ss = '5-il1aii. Of the supreme Court has
aollli J. IeUahaR and William II cor
7eeses ,'fs IA place al Eugene "A. 1iuindJn,
- Ior 4 J Dean 4 Co, rehousetu-n.
"a Lon brought by ElEOu J. DUnai!y aud
4 =. DVa3 Ter TIE dissolution o. the 4ITu of
/ si4e = . Co Eugene E. Guindou was ap-
eesiss rlter Tor tjfe nrfn on July -. Isss He
| sss-r- as-ilioe ~ 30. Is Chambers street ou
- ST. GuindOu had s23yt3 On deposit
importers & Traders' National BANK
/ ~ ron next Sunday the opening instaiment
| ~ D5fas Ruby d" T. Marion crawford's new
I<s - Dc found in The Sunday Tribune Order
SSg IL advance.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06
Notice of Summons.

crTTPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.-GEORGs
- \ Smythe. Plaintiff. against Anne Mary Cieary.
Summons. To the above named Dsfendant-
You hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint Il
this action. and copy of N the
Attorney after
exclusive Of the day OF service
case OF your appear.
be taken you default. Tor the RELIEF
In the comp ainL
Dated December 18Th 1907
HENRY = COCERANE Plaintir-s Attorney.
PcstoG1ce
Brooklyn N Y.
To ths Defendant. Mary CteaTy.
The foregoing served by publcs-
ton pursuant order Of the Hon Joseph r New
burger Justice OF he supreme Court OF the state Os
New York dated 23rd day ot January 1895.
with the complaint Ofce OF Clerk OF the
" New York at
q City County and State OF New
Cn o January. 1Soo.
Dated January 23Tt IsoS.
HENRY {. CoCHRANs2 Piantins Attorney.
once Postotice Address
No Cour, Street Brooklyn. New York City.
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HoLoiNe COPPER ATs1s CENTS.

T5s Tzsez-srr - The TeIbune}
'-'2, lsrrn y.-Tle Calumet and Eecki4 Min
: eanlpary d. flooded with foreign iuquiries for
flFT -7ut refu-es 10 sell under = cents q pound
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06

A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions tor ne tribune
n received al their Uptown once. 1874 Broadway.
between s6th and s7th sts. until o'clock N Atvsr
,isements received the following branch ocaces
regular Once until O'Clock VIA e6s srn
ave. e. 2Sd ioS etn ave- cor lsa a 81 Ehse
lHSA - eoT A2d 81. between zsk and asA aSsAx
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06

July ..-.-..-....l2 20 i II 1s11 l2o L IL
METALS-TIN-There moderate reaction in
snd ss fGns @ Isl is % Es e 62ii
in consequence with quotations ranging
at @ @ % and ars at Il m a sd Eoa Ts Gi the S41ai a
ket weak and prices little lower in spite OF
a 5e eIscSToIytc 375sc and sass
dai and u1chahsed nos ~ at ss 5c sFELTERLower III at
AZ 4e9a4 75c in The local market LRoN-Lower in the
and Cleveland sos I'D Locally no change
sI7 75asiS 70 The market for pig iron certificates
s & Exchange ns Fusq quiet and Po s aI ae
Apr So 8e9$16 40: May SIS 5oaS16 30; June. 5O@
MoLAssEs AND sYRUP-For syrups the market
Quotations oow % MoAssEsN n5 oreans aS centrifusa
common l5a19c; fair, 19q22o good 22G26c prime 23s
mon 15a156 fair. 16q2oc good. l9q22c prime. 21q2Sc
sales being 1900 July az 3s3.c 100 May
unchanged Refined petroleum was reported
5aet2Ty demand, with prices steady We quote Pc
PhsdelP6a s7os: BULK la5c redned cases New YORK
io5. BULK Phiia4siPSia s@IS @s5s
1856 CoTToNsE19D OIL-Prime crude. 2S,2 @39c
p BI5s s953G sa87cy Nay Nay. }a7g
seRenbeT 59a894G and October 37g375.oi OF suraes
&c; prime white $sS5s5sc prime winter yellow. ss5t@
ioc. LlNSEED OIL-Anerican seed. city raw. 4Sq44c
ogtoftown raw 42g43c; Calcutta zoe. LARD OIL
active and eeReraliy hgheT Throughout the Day e1
strength Of corn and 6uying Of lara and ribs at times
by packers helped the market, and there not
receipts we're IS 600 hogs with 81 ooo expected oS@
and the West 81 0o6 W PoRKwsteady SU ouoted Ness
81 8 g Ene 9e aotod shG Mess es: s sf s So
family. So 50qs15: packet s12@s12 so; extra India
s27, DREssED i5oGs-o1iet quoted: Bacons. eIsc;
CUT MEHTs-PckIed bellies dull quoted: Smoking,
ssnns ssi ! ssss4y q; quoted ctE:
Western prime 7.60c. City lard quiet Quoted: ~ C.
Refined lard quiet. Quoted South America s 75c;
9ntReH d5fed Ss Bras g. ssgs lO'sf
Quoted: oleo 79T4c; City lard stearne 81
RICE-The market ruled steady to arm and un-
dinary 4G44c; fair 44@5c; good ordinary. l59Jhc:
prime G5a4c; choice 6d62c; Japan domestic Sts %
BIC; Patna. foreign 57sG6zc; Rangoon and Basseln'
sUGAK-The market for refined sugar ruled firm
and unchanged with fairly good business The following
per cent for cash, DAYS; Crystal dorn-
tablets, 700; cut loaf. 5T0c; crushed;
and Eagle confectioners' granulated. 5.15c; XxXx
powdered 5o5c; powdered. coarse powdered and fruit
powdered ard Eagle coarse and extra fine granuated
&; Eagle 70 cartons Of fine granuated oc 70 bags
c0c; bags 5-15c; 70 bags do 5loc 10 ID
bags do 5Oc so 10 bags Co. 495c: Eagle fine or
standard granulated and diaTnoud s0c; conectons
S5c: No 10 ! 25c: IL 20c: No T. 4.15c; No 13.
beet sugar a4d higher. and March was quoted az
81 April at los 80 London cabled the orids
ket for firm. with BUYERS at quoted
rates sellers that basis = limited amount o
from CUBA al basis. es cost and freight which
Is equal 39szc. duty paid basis Duty paid prices
were quoted follows: Centrifugal. S6 test, S6ec
SO test, $3.50. and moasses sugar 81
2
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06
Proposals.

pROPosALs WILL BE RBCEIvED At TII9 BJ-
L OF Supplies and Accounts. Navy Department
washington. D c., until 10 O'Clock a. m, March 10.
1905 publicly opened Immediately thereafter 10 FUR
nish at the navy yard, New York, n Y; etc q1an- %
supplies follows; S2S. Cotton drill
Mohair braid. curtain rings Kitchen uten-
slis.-Sch. S3S: AR separators--Sch o34: HandIes
wrenches tools-sch. s35: Leather helting-sSh sS3:
ing grease-Sch s44 Miscellaneous electrical supplies
designate the schedules desired BY number Blank pro
furnished application TO the navy pay
Office, York. y. Y. to the Bureau z B. ROC
ERS Payuaster-Cienerai u 8 N. 2-24-o5-
nROPOSAIS FOR ENVELOPE ADDRESSING MA
L CHINE--Department Of Agriculture. Washington
n L. l9OS.-Sealed proposals for furnish
ing and delivering complete outfit for the r1echanl
I1epartraent untn . o'clock p Friday, March g.
190S and then Blank forms. specifications and
other information furnished application the
Forester Forest Service. Washington. D c Envelopes
Containing proposals be endorsed Proposals for En-
veIope Addressing System" and addressed to JAMES
WILSON. Secretary
~ COvERNORs ISLAND. n. Y. H, MARCH + 1905
II Sealed proposals in triplcate, for furnishing Fuel
straw, and Mineral OIL. required Dept
of lie East year ending June go 1909 viii os
April 3, 1908 L reserves
to all proposals
1s~r thereof Information furnished OF aplicaJlcn En-
ores con tanning proposals viii BE- endorsed Proposals
- Fuel Forage and Straw, and Mineral OH at
104 ~ JNO W. PULLMAN, A. @ II. G
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06
FINANCIAL NEWS.
BRAZILIAN BANK FAILS.
n If the Smaller Financial Institutions OF
Rio de Janeiro.

-. 4. Janeiro. March 5.-Th- Union Bank OF
I--,s-re CT this city closed its doors TO-DAY
- banking institutions may be seriously
..~d The Union Bank was the principal oe-
Sussto-y in Hio de Janeiro for the people ana car
P large number Of small accounts.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06

-. o-zoe Of the Brazilian Consul it was said
=. -ne failed Banco Uniao de CoTnmercio was one
= =. snan Rio de Janeiro banking institutions
o rantai OF less than Se.ooaoeo and doing
VIZ ,,,s1 business The bank. indeed, does not
'--.sva = London agent When the first reports
Co. s,,ereusjon were received much uneasiness
G. stoned. as il was believed that the Banco
-,-,e-,io the largest hank in Rio de Janeiro
9zs the one referred TO- Later cable dispatches
-, -u,o Brazilian banks which have agents
!. v-as said that no further financial trouble
hes0 ,-,s-ted as result OF the failure
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06
School agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
Teachers. Tutors. Goveruesses elc
40 Colleges Schools and Families Apply TO
Mrs NJ YOUNG FULTON. % Union Square
a ADVERTISEMENTS and subsc-iptions for The tribune
\ at Uptown Office. No 1864 broadway
between 36h 3Tth until o'clock p m AdFer
tisenents received at the toliowlhs ass ssS
cor 23d St: i53 9th l2th 81 9- East
-. - e-s sd PosIS-Cou1rnon steady. o. Sd
p ppTrsN1 FTTN-Reaned. quiet az ID LINSEED OIL
T)uIIa 23s 90.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-24
REVIVAL At GRACD CHURCH

III there is a doubt in the mind
OF any one that there is an oil time
revival at Grace Church Just one
visit there Will remove It. At II
O'Clock yesterday the pastor preach
ed TO crowded house and many
OF the people said the meeting re-
sembled a real camp meeting. At
4 y. m. the mems service was held
and old men who have live1 I'm
Blutiield ever since il has been
town sail It was the largest gath
ering of men they had ever seen at
revival. The crowd was even larg-
or than the one that attended the
NJ b. Williams IN citing held under
tent years ago. BY actual count
there were FIVE hundreds and seven
men. This does not include the
larga choir who sang at the begin
ming and retired before the sermon.
Last night more than enough people
were turned away to fiji any church
in town. More than two hundred
people asked Tor prayer, and to date
tn ere have been more than fifty CON
versions Next Sunday at 4 p. M.
the pastor will preach to women
only, and at $50 to the chil9r
4 prominent Grace Church member
aid to Leader man today, 81 have
never seen any thing like it,"
Tn, pastor will preach IN the
shops today at 1890. Preaching
each night this week at Sis, song
services at 7:45. Mr.. Ramsey has
first class choir which delight the
large audiences at each service.
Besides being a recognized leader
of song, Mr.. Ramsey has few equals
as personal worker in revivals.
Tho delegates to New Lebanon
Baptist Association, held at Green
Valley church. Russell county, Va
returned Saturday night and report
great meeting of that body'
Among them were Rev. S
Thompson. f. ]. King and Armour
SiZer Of this city
Rev. S. w. Moore. of Pocahontas
! Va, passed through the city this
morning on his way to Abingdon
! Va, where he goes to assist Rev
Allen Jones in protracted meeting
at Green Spring church. During
his absence on Sunday Rev. NJ
Raime, of Norton. Va, and Rev.
Dunglinsons, Of Alabama, will fiji
his pulpit at Graham AMI Bramwell.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-24
TONIGHT GRAHAM
CARNIVAL OPENS

Tonight the Greater st. Louis
Amusement company will open their
attractions at Graham under the au-
spices OF the Firemen in a blaze OF
glory. The carnival is the greatest
of all pleasures because as this sea-
son Of the year outdoor amusements
are at their best, and there is not
another style entertainment compar-
able TO this for genial enjoyment or
both classes and masses. Special
cars will be put on the Graham
traction line every night during the
week and the service will be made
the best possible. Tonight many
new shows and features will be pre-
sented including Kin Tanakas I'M
perial Japanese troupe. They have
now created a worldwide celebrity
and are bound to be both amu.in 2
| and startling. IL is several years
since any Japs have been seen here,
The japanese are declared to the
cleverest that have ever appeared
before the public. There are seven
OF them ranging in age from little
tots of four years old to men CT
thirty-five. They have created con
siderable sensation by their daring
and novel acts, and are bound to at
tr5ct attention here.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-24
PACIFIC FLEET

San Francisco, Aug. 24.-Ejgbt
armored cruisers and torpedo
boat hotilla, comprising the Pacific
heet, steamed out OF San Francisco
today on a long cruise to Hawaii
and Samoa According to the schad
ule arranged by the navy depart
ment, the fleet will arrive at Homo
lulu september 2; leave Honolulu
september 10 and arrive at Page
Page september 81 and arrive ut
Honolulu october Z; leave Honolulu
October and arrive at San Die
go October 2S; leave San Diego Oc-
tober 80 and arrive at Magdalena
Bay Nov mber /; leave Mag ialena
Bay November 80 and arrive at San
Francisco December 4.
While at Page Page two armored
cruisers and two destroyers viii Wis
1t Apia for two days. The foIr yes
se's to make the visit will be desig.
mated by the commander-in-ch
upon arrival at Page Page. The
dates of departure are fixel. hut
the dates OF arrival may vary. &c
cording 10 the ease or difficulty
with which the destrovers are tow
ed. During the sojourn of the
feet at Magdalena Say the vessels
will engage in target practice and
general manoeuvers.
The vessels constituting the fleet
are:
First Division-West Virginia.
Colorado Maryland and Pennsylva-
mia
Second Division-Tennesse Cal
ifornia. Washington and South Da-
kota.
First torpedo boat notlla-Trux
tun, Hull. Whipple, Hopkins'
Second torpedo boat notilla-
Perry. Preble. stewart
Torpedo supply ship Solace
Colliers-Justin to Honolulu on
ly.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-24
MOUNTAIN
LAKE HOTEL
MOUNTAIN LAKE, GILES CO., VA.

THE coolest place in the Sunny
South" Hotel and lake $500 feet
above the tide. Bounded on the
south by rich agricultural district
and backed up on the north by more
than 100000 acres of continuous
primitive forest. 1.-The Silver Gem
of the Alleghanies" is now one of
the most popular summer resorts
in the Virginia mountains. IT'S the
only place east Of the Rockies or
south of the Adirondacks where you
can really cool off and enjoy 1.-THE
good old summer time" Reached
via Pembroke Bradford, Pocahontas
IL Scioto divsions) N. & w. Ry.
Rates 81 and SO per day, $40 and
$15 per week. Write for descrip-
tive booklet.
Address
b. ELLISON,
Manager.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-24
nrsINEss cnANGEs nANns

We have this day sold the bust
ness Of the Blueneld Pressing Co.
to Mr.. q s. Cooke. All accounts
due the concern mp TO this date are
payable 10 the undersigned. and we
will also pay ali bills the concern
owes prior TO this date Mr.. Cook
Will continue the Pressing Club"
and as stated above, all dues falline
due prior to this date arc payable
to as. We solicit for Mr.. Cooke a
continuance OF the patronage we
have been favored with
ID. r. jerks.
JNO. +. LAND
Blucfold w Va. Aug ~. 1908.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-24
AMERICAN BELLE ENGAGED TO
ENGLISH lord.

Philadelphia. Pa, Au 24.-Miss
Margaret A. Drexcl daughter of
Colonel and Mrs A. j. Drexel "
Philadelphia the reigning belio Of
London. after having rejected nu.
merous spitors finally pledges her.
rolf TO Lord Herbert vane Tempest
says rcports received here by her
friends
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-24

Chester. the eight-months old son
of Mrs ! r Mills died at the home
of his mother ON Bargcr street at
l:35 yesterday morning A tuner
al service was conducted this morn
ing at O'Clock by rev Thomas
Pr.ddy. assisted by W. Ramsey.
and intcrmcut was made ut Sand
Lick by the side of his father who
lied at Corbin Ky. @ fcw months
ago. while Cd route home from Tex
as
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-24

Mrs Lena Bransford. of Pennsyl-
vania who has bccn the guest OF
Judge AMI Mrs. David Il Johnston
for several days. left this afternoon
for Pearisburg. where she VII visit
relatives.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-24

Mr. and Mrs J. w Saylor, of
Knoxville, who have been the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs w. J. Hutton fer
some time, left today for Radford
Miss Madeline Saylor will remain
another week
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-24

Misses Lucille and May Prince, Of
Roanoke, daughters of our former
townsman, Ash NJ. Prince, are in
the city visiting Mr. and Mrs VI. W
Reynolds at their home on Spruce
street.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-24

President l.. Il. Johnson, OF the
Norfolk and Western, accompanied
by his son, passed through the city
this morning in his special car at
tached to number Is
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-24

j. l.. Crockett has returned from
tour of the far western states
Mr.. Crockett is particularly pleased
with Washington ana says that he
is going to move to Seattle.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-24

The many friends o. Rev. w. c.
Roof will regret to hear that he
has resigned as pastor OF Calvary
Baptist chur,a to accept a cab to
Prestonburg, Ky.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-24

Grand Chancellor y. C. Pricket'
of the knights or Pythias. is i'm the
city AMI will visit Bluefield Lodge
tonight. He is the guest while here
OF his niece. Mrs. e. X. Kits.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-24

Rev. p. c. Clark. with his two
sons, Hubert and George. Lett TO-DAY
for a tramping tour through the
mountains of Southwest Virginia.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-24

DR.. J. II. Martin and daughters.
Misses Virginia and Eva. returned
today from a visit to Ashevillc ana
other points in North Carol ma.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-24

A. C. Ne dies, general superin-
tendent of the eastern division OF
the y & w, came here today in his
special car attached to No. /.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Later. Of Bots
Styain. were shopping n &c city
today.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-24

The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
G. II. Sanford is quite III at their
home on Boone street.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-24

Mrs. j. B. Tutwiler and children.
who have been guests og Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. A. Hooper, returned today
TO their home at Blacksburg.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-24

Try want ad. in the Daily Leader
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-24

Il. t. Martin traffic manager for
the Flat Top Grocery Company, has
returned from Cedar Bluff. Va, with
severe case of palarvis.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-24

Mrs. Lille Sutton and little son
John w, are the gne@3 nf Mrs
James Scott on Bland street.