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The new South-news., 1909-01-30
12.@7.231 BALES CINNED
Up to January 10th is the Gen.
sus Report.
TWO MILLION MORE THAN LAST YEAR
The Corrected Statistics of Quantity
Of Cotton sinned This scnsnn Up
to Jsnnary !, are t2,tG5.-
2Ds Bales.

Washlngioa. --- There we're 1867,
23f running bales OF cotton glnne1
from The growth OF 1905 TO January
le laf' against 1888. .55l year ago.
and 27.tsl active ginncfics against
% .3ss year ago. according 20 the
census bureau report Saturday
The report counts round bales 40
half bales and excludes liniera. II In
ciudca 222.sRf round bales FOR 1903,
1Ss.oa7 Tor 1908 and sO.t5s sea isl-
and bates for 1909 and SO.i90 for
1905. The total bales xinuod In 1907
up 20 January ! 9 was i2.t7s.tg9 rep
feaeniiDg HgS 81 the crop ~ that
year and Of the i9s crop e3.5 WAS
rinncd BY Jannafy lc.
Saturdays report shows bales gin
ned and number of ginnerlon OPP
Grated respectively by states aa fol-
lows.
Alabama l.3i12et ana s.s37.
Afkarsas a5i.530 and 2.it5.
Florida eG,s7e ana 25f.
Georgia l,96t.7f0 and t.t5S.
Kansas. kentucky and New Mexico
1857 and 9.
Louisiana f5s.T23 and 1. Cos.
Mississippi i.5sl 265 and 3.s7s.
Missouri 5b.lS2 and rs.
North Carolina Gel .2s5 and 2.7se.
Oklahoma sl2.S1s and 9Sf.
South Carolina l.fe3,52o and
s22e.
Tennessee 32t.G77 and Gfo.
Texas 3.h2r.t2G and Gas.
Virginia 1854 and lib.
Distribution of sea lHland cotton
Tor 1903 by sfatcs " Florida 3f.007 ,
Georgia i3.2ft. South Carolina
1920.
The corrected statistics OF the
quantity OF cotton rlnncd this season
up to January are i2.4G5.29 bales
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Nt'l,pitI, AND KIDNAPPING.


Hot Springs. Ark was literal
ly kidnapped from the officers of AM
arillo. Texas. pending n habeas cor
pus hearing which had been applied
for by Deputy Sheriff Sid Noupt OF
this county and Doe Thomas. Tex
as ranger. who has since met death
in a shooting affair that resulted
from that act" said Arthur Bannis-
ter, on the stand here In the pre-
llmlnary hearing of his case. Bannis-
ter il charged With the double crime
OF numbering Mrs. Ada Reichers In
this city last July and kidnapping her
nine year old daughter. The child
was accompanied TO Birmingham by
man the state Is attempting to
identity MS the man Arthur Ban
MISTER In custody
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

stops In Mississippi. and good is
bound to result from this means of
doing institute work The Depart
ment OF Farmers Institutes with
Prof. Il. X. Lloyd In charge. the e. s.
Demonstration work and the Missis-
sippi department OF Agriculture and
Commerce. appreciate this kindness
OF the railroads and Il Is believed
that the people along their lines also
appreciate what Ia being done for
them.
Railroad managers are acknowi-
edged 10 be among the best business
men In the world. and they realize
fully that their prosperity depends
upon the prosperity OF The countg;
through which their lines run, hence
their desire to aid IN a proper de
veiopmenf Of the resources and In
creased production Of the farms from
which source comes all OF their busi-
ness.
The ssisgippi-Louls.ana Agricul-
tural Association. organized at Nat
chez during last September is an os-
peclally strong federation Of the ag-
ricultural interests and Is increasing
IT'S membership from week to week.
In this Office already there are the
names and addresses of some three
hundred members and others are be-
Ing added from time to time. Secreta-
ry Davis OF the Natchez Chamber ol
Commerce is working hard for Its
success. and that means that II Is 0
winner. The people OF that section
are very much alive to the necesslty
of investigating and adopting i'm
proved methods OF farming TO coun
tsract the effect OF tho boil weevil
and this association Will be OF ths
greatest assistance In carrying suct
methods into effect.
Six thousand boys in the corn club
and one thousand girls in the hons
culture clubs. Is the mark sot fol
1909. DO you grasp what this mean
to Mississippi? 1t Is the bigges
movement inaugurated in the stat
since the civil war. II your count.
has not already taken up the work
get into communication at once with
the superintendent of education ans
help him to get it going. You can
afford to stay out.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

Nantucket. Hanr The passengers
Of the White Star liner Republic. who
were taken on board the steamer
Florida. Of the Lloyd-Italiano line,
after the collision southwest of Nan
sucket ligh'shlp. ehnn the Republic
received what viii probably prove her
deah wound. are being transferred to
the steamer Baltic white Star boa,
which was called 70 the assistance Of
her sister ship By v'r.ess telegraph.
After standing by ihe Republic for
several hours. Capt Ransom, ~ the
Baltic. decided that Il would be ad-
visable 70 take the passengers on the
Florida. and the fog having iifcl
the transfer Was begun. In addition
70 the passengers Of the Republic.
those Of The Florida VIII go also on
board the Baltic. The Fioriia'r pas
songora number 500 and those of the
Republic 4s2. The fact that u waa
deemed advisable t0 fafo rn tho ras-
aengora Of the Florida indicates that
the latter vas also seriously damaged
IN collidipe With the hrpuhllc. IN
cropping her way through The dense
FOG on Nantucket iightshlp az dawn
Saturday tho steamer Florida. OF the
Lloyd-ltaiiano line. bound 70 New
York from Naples. doalt a death blow
10 the outward bound steamer Re-
public Of the White Star line. laden
with pleasure feeIiug passengers for
southern Europe and With supplies
for the United States baitleship feet
The steamer Florida. proving 70 be
less seriously injured than the other
steamer. took aboard the Republics
passengers almost Immediately and
twelve hours later an the officers and
crew OF the Republic with the ex
cep'ion OF Capt Sealby OF that YES
sci, who In bis SIX refused TO leave
the sight OF his beloved ship until she
had disappeared forever beneath th'
waves
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

One Captured, Other H. SiiIi nj
Large.

Amte CITY, l.a.-As a result OF an
amhuscadc growing out Of a family
f-ud. two women and n man are dead
one OF the alleged assaaslns IA bolnr
held here Under heavy guard and
the country for miles around r. be-
Ing searched for another man alleg
ed 10 be implicated In The murders.
n h alleged that as benjamin Brc-
land. his wife and Mrs. Jos. Eve cite,
the latter carrying an Infant In her
arms. were making their way homo
ward nlonK one OF the parish roads,
Avery nlount and GARFIELD Kinchcn
fred ON .h,m from the side OF the
road With shot guns. Mrs. Everett
foll with her baby into the road. her
head blown almost Off Mira. Bre-
lands brcust was torn of by one Of
the Noilcya and Rrcland himself fell
at The first fire. Young people drly-
Ing home from party found the ha-
by crawling about among the bodies.
nreiand was stlll living and able to
murmur the name OF hinchcn be
fore he died. Avory Blount was cap
tured after an all niRht search and
says that l<inchen killed Hroland,
but viii not say who killed the wo-
men.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30
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NEAR BEER Is BARRED.
Attorney General az Alabama Holds
That II l. Prohibited There.

Montgomery. Ala. The manu-
facture and sale of all drinks that
have even "A small part OF malt or
Intoxicating propricties is prohibited
by the Alabama prohibition law, ac-
ording TO statement made by At
torney General CARRIER In the city
court An those who are selling
near beer. white top or any such
drink. ii II have the most remote
particle OF the prohibited ingrcdi-
cnts and does not lntoxicase, are sub
iect 20 the heavy fnes and penalties
OF the Law against sale and manufac-
ture OF the product in the state
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

Twcnty-pnc Others Injured Ono OF
Robbers Commits Suicide.

London. Three persons wore KILL
ei ana twonty-one injured 81 wal
thamstew. a suburb OF London as tho
result OF a sensational attempt made
hy two Russians az highway robbery.
The men were run down and sur
rounded by a posse and one of them
finally committed suicide. The other
attempted suicide. but did not sue
coed, although ne is SOW lying IN a
critical condition az Toti, ,uham Hos
pital. Two ~ their victims. a po-
lioeman and hoy OF ten. lie dead,
while ave of the injured are In hos
ptal seriously wounded.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30
EARTHQuAKE SERIOUS.
SIX Hundred Homes Destroyed .
Smyrna

Constantinople.--A ofilciAl dis
patch reports that more than six hun
dred houses were destroyed BY the
earthquake Saturday at Phocaea.
near Smyrna. The shocks continue
and the people are seeking re1ase in
the mountains. The NiAtster Of the
Interior has been dispatched to the
scene to render assistance 10 the
sufferer
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

Mob started "a lynch BLACK. Hut
Found He Was Not Murderer.

New Orleans 4 long distance tel
ephone message from New Roads.
La. says that Conductor Burrhall.
Of Texas 6 Pacific local train was
shot and killed by negro passen-
ger while the train was passing
Walls Spur. One of several negroes
on the train was captured by the pas
sengors and preparations made for a
lynching. but this WAS deferred
when it became evident they did not
have the right man.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

Conductor Tom Dudley was killed
and Brakeman G. W. Moore fatally
injured in an accident that happen
ed one mile south of McComb. They
were going to the yards In South
McComb In caboose. co get the
crew for train no. IL when they
were run into by a train on the
main line. and their cahoose wreck
ed Dudley ID survived BY his wife
and four children
The new South-news., 1909-01-30
PULLS orr ANOTHER DRUNK.

Beach ulargi~ Tcrrortxes Relatives.
shoots Himself Through the Foot.
jackson. Beach Hargis who
IL out OF jail on $4,000 bail pend
ina rial for the murder OF his IA
ther, Judge Hargls. lies In his bed
at the l.arKis home here with a
sclf-inflicted wound ir the foot. Har-
k.s saturday began drinking heavily
his relatives at Clearfolk, on Frozen
Greek by shooting into severAl
houses.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

Jackson. Miss. While hunting on
the plantation Of c. c. Smith. At
lnsmore station on the T. a NJ. v.
road. Attorney General ]. p. Stirling
WAS thrown from his horse and sus-
tanned broken arm. News OF the
accident was received here and DR..
IL. $. Shands went down to Insmire
on the afternoon train and set the
fractured member.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

Knoxville. Tenn.-The fiscal year
Of the city of Knoxville for 1908 clos
ed Jan. a3. II has been = prosperous
year for the city, being the drst year
aimee the saloons were closed. The
city paved i've miles Of streets. built
one new schoolhousc and two Addt-
tions also four miles OF sewers, and
Increased the salarses Of the Nfemeu
and policeman IS per month.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-10
BOARD OF AFFAIRS
HOLDS A MEETING
'olored People Suddenly Discover Fondness for Old
Jim Grow The Doc Fudge License Matter Again
Before Board-Application is Tabled-Curfew Or
dinance TO BE Enforced Jonahs" Persona Non
GTata- Building Permit and Routine Work

The Board OF AaRirs met In regu-
lar session last night ana the intcr-
estiag discovery was made that "Old
Jim Grow, who was so unpopular
a year ago, had suddcaly been taken
into the good eracos of the colored
eoplo ana they asked tho council
10 enact @ Jim Crow" saloon ordi-
nance. The purpose OF the request.
.as neIr as we can gathor. Is to fuytA-
cr the interests of one Doe Fudge.
wAlom saloon keeper on Raleigh
street % Is not that tho colorod
people like Jim Crow so wcn. but
tfot tncy want their "Old Grow"
over Docs counter.
Tho board was o. the same opia-
lem as formerly ana the matter was
bloi.
Albert GOODWIN made an earnest
appeal fcr the enforcement OF tae
Curfcw law I'm the interest of mo-
riiy ana wanted law against va
grants pnd Jha practice OF loafing
around saloons aud low class restau-
rants motcn mp. lie offered to
place ih the hands OF the police
aSain-t thc "Jonahs" who have af-
h'otci tho town for the past fifteen
year. Dis remarks were wsu re-
eoiyd ana the police department
viii be in;,ruc,ed to make an earnest
effort to correct the evils complain
ed or
A considerable amount OF routine
work was done, which is OF little
interest.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-10
TRADE REVIVAL
CON T|NUES
The Usual Mid Summer
Dullness .Absent-Iron
and Steel Rising.

New York, July 1O.-R. c.. Dun
& Company's weekly review OF trade
today says:
No one can low question the sub
staatial character of the revival in
the iron and steel trade which is
rapidly rising to high water mark
levels The wonderful change. i'm
a short period in the activity of the
greatest manufacturing industry Of
tTc Country; the bright outlook for
the crops, that OF corn giving pro
mise of an unprecedented yield; the
clNeapness of money and the fact that
tn. tariff bill has been passed by the
Senate: these are the conspicuous
features OF the business situation.
All the More Remarkable.
The maintenance OF trade revival
is all the more remarkable because
this is the usual season OF crop un-
certainty and midsummer mercan-
tile dullneA.
Revision Of cotton goods and cot
ton yarn prices In an upward direc-
ton is under way ana many lines Of
goods have been temporarily with
drawn from sale pending more set
tied market
While higher prices are consider
cd inevitable purchasing conditions
arc not OF a character to warrant
an immediate rise I'm prices.
Further advances have again been
stored in the hide market. Leather
vanced prices in all kinds OF leather.
especially i'm heavy weight stock.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-10

SUICIDE
John G. Jennings Shoots
Himself in Fit Of De
spondency.

John G. Jennings, a freight Goa
dCctor on the Norfolk and Western
Railway, was found lying dead on
h.s back porch yesterday morning
a, Roanoke. with revolver lightly
clnsped in his hands and a hole i'm
the middle OF his forehead.
His wife was sent to the hospital
Thursday and operated on; his only
.child, Gladys, three years OBI, was
H. and he was threatened with
fever. He had not slept for three
nights, and II is supposed that trou-
lie unhlngcd his mind and hc Killed
himself.
His fathcr-in-law, Nh. i. u. Gnu
thorn, and his mothcr-luIaw lcn
only few days ago Mr. Cauthmu
expected to leave yesterday morning,
ara take the Iii1o girl with MIN.
When Mr. Cautaoru got up TO
leave, about day break hc called 90
his daughter She asked him whor.
John was, as hc was nor 600 bla room.
H. told her that hc might Doc dead
as he heard % pistol shot during tho
night She wont out ouI looked
over The porch railing and saw him
lying ON th' back porch. face down
ward. with the pistol claspcd l b.s
hands, and q bullet hole u DIS for,
head
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-10
NO LIQUOR
LEGISLATION
MANY State Senators Said
to Have Agreed to Main
tain Present Status.

Newport News, Va, July 10
That there shall be no legislation
affecting the status OF liquor in Vir-
ginia during the next session of the
General Assembly is tho understand
ir6 among sufficient number Of
The members or the State Senate to
make it practically certain that any
effort That may DO mado TO force #
through will fail.
u is learned that number Of the
Senators fifteen or more, met re-
certify and Informally discussed the
situation in the State generally. and
tH, liquor question In particular.
No pledges were made or reuulr-
%, but the unanimous understand
Ing was 10 the effect that there
shail be- no liquor legislation during
t's next session, no matter what may
Lt tho result OF the coming guber-
material election. and regardless Of
What may happen in the lower house.
II is said that all present agreed
That the method OF regulating the
liquor trafnc by local option is work
ing out satisfactorily. and that any
change in the existing conditions
would be undesirable and against
th' Interests OF the State.
There arc forty members Of the
state Senate, and It's affairs are con
Quoted by The thirty-slx Democratic
members In addition to the fifteen
Senator'S who we're present during
iho recent conference. IT IS said that
'"''c are al least enough others
"h, are known to be opposed TO the
.1tor legislation next session to i'm
sure d majority next session to in-
rIon 40 the conference.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-10

An S-foot granolithic sidewalk
vas ordered I'm front OF the Pulaski
Street Y. NJ c. A. and board wall,
Oh Walnut street
The application of Frank S. ,ch-
ois for "A building permit was denied.
The Bluedeld Amusement Compa-
n, was denied a pool license on
south Bland street.
Doe Fudge was granted license to
add three more pool tables.
An ordinance requiring a $3.50
license OF scavengers was passed.
Tho health officers reported the
meat market of Stevall ana Thomp-
soa in good conditions; Brlsentinc
fair and the others bad. They have
al agreed to clean up at once and
pur their markets in sanitary condi-
t!oA
The report OF a. II. Dand. city
treasurer, showing receipts and dis
br:sements OF s159.2SS.12, was re-
oeived aud accepted.
a number OF building permits
wC1@ granted
Accounts were allowed and order
ed paid.
1t was ordered that all sidewalk
uckots be collected. They amount
to about $500.
f. a. Herman expressed his readi-
mss to submit his damage suit to
arbitration. Tho board was will
ING and so instructed she city at
torney for an opinion at the next
meeting
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-10
Miss Sophronia Hatfield
Meets With Distressing
Accident at Springton-
Amputation Necessary.
BROUGHT TO CITY
LAST NIGHT.
Young Lady Now a Patient
at St. Luke's Hospital
III This City.

"A distressing accident occur ed
yesterday at Springton. Miss So
phronia Hateheld. while alishting
from a tram car at the lumber plant
OF Louis Carr. fell beneath the car
anC had all the flesh torn from the
lover part OF one limb from the
knee to the ankle. Theligaments
wese so bady torn that amputation OF
the limb above the knee was abso-
lutely necessary and al operation
was performed last night at st.
Luke's hospital, where the patient
was brought last evening by DR.. II.
c. Jones. and her brothers, II. A.
and c. Hatfield, OF Hallsville. The
amputation was highly successful,
the patient rallied promptly, and is
now resting as comfortably as pos
sible under the circumstances.
Murderer caught
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-10
QUIET MARRIAGE
AT NARROW8.

Miss Minnie French, daughter of
the late Senator augustus French.
of Narrows was married Wednesday
TO Mr. VIM. Russell Davis, an en-
ployc of the United States Leather
Company, at that place. Owing to
the recent deaih OF the brides mo-
ttcr, Mrs. Nellie Johnston Erench,
the marriage was quiet one. Mrs.
DTvIs Is niece OF Capt. ID. A.
French, OF Rogers street.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-10
HUNT|NGTON'S
PROSPERITY
American Car and Foundry
Company Gets Order for
Ten Thousand teel Cars
For G. & o.
WILL EMPLOY
MANY NEW MEN.
I chesapeake 4 Ohio Railway
Company Places the /.
Big Order. !

huntington. July 10.-That gSn-
crol prosperity is headed for Hunt
ington Is evident from n big order
list placed with the American Car
\ Foundry Company by the Chesa-
peako y Ohio Railway Company.
Tho order is for ten thousand steel
freight cars. to be delivered az
rapidly az possible. and Il means
that the shops at this place which
have been running with a small
force two days out OF tho week for
'Lc past two years. will again start
mp ON fun time. with a full force
of mon.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-10
Bland STREET METHoDrsr.

What is Life Anyway" IL the
subject at the morning hour at
BlGrd street church. "simon Bar
jonas Grasp Of Christ and Its Ef-
lnrt On Ills Life will be the themo
40 thc evening hour.
a p'w5 open. The music In
rhHIen Of James II. Brown is spIen-
'I ana everyone is welcome.
sabbath school and Junior Lea.
ahc at usual hours.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-10
BRISTOL DROWTH
To CONTINUE A
MONTH LONGER
No Licenses to be Issued Be
bore August When Judge
Kelly Qualities.


bristoI' va, July lo.-There viii
be no saloons in Bristol before tne
hrst week in August. This ralbar
unexpected situation caused cbaarln
among the Iiqiior contingent sous or
whom had plannci to omen saloons
within the next few d3ys. u rasp1ts
from the recent resignation of Judg,
Price. Of the CORPORATION Court
which becomes effective to-day r,1o.
Price adjourned cour. and as his spc-
ccssor, Judge Joseph l.. kelley. WIN
ret qualify until August f. thcre IS
no means before that date off sornr-
ing the necessary Iicpnec4.
The prohibition forces have b.anu
4 segregation and regulation G.b.
and will try and prey.nt fine orop
inf Of saloons o., State streo. or.
side Of which los Within T.nuo..a.
the state line being the middle d,
this principal thoronehrar..
An excise commission viii prgbab
-, he annointod b, t,5.., a. ',,..
han die all applications for usflcc
Who May Get License.
Hundreds of wh.gkcy mon .our
OF whom have wired 4, Rri.., fl.
lay to get suitable locations far
WHOLESALE bsugos and ,l.,r, &,
der to have their share FIN sgDuly-
;rg five drv so,,tb,rr et,i.. ..n. c..r
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-10
COWBOY CORN DOCTOR
kNnMG Liz nI-aINID

Employees Of the Evening Leader
lake pleasure in tesllfylDz that the
cowboy Corn Doctor know now 10
remove corns and bunions without
rem. Tie also removed an inerowing
'o,-naiI for one OF the Leader print
ris in the twinklIng OF an eye and
's' night tho printer was one ~ the
H',Iric.t dancers at the Union PARK
dancing pavilion
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-10
NOVEL PILLOW OF
FAMOUS INVENTOR

SEATTLE, July 1O.-John Ericsson.
inventor OF the famous Cheese
bcx" Monitor, used a large block OF
wood az Z. pillow, on which to rest
his tired head after spending days
and nights in his study.
The Identical block has been kept
as al historical object and is TO be-
seen among other things I'm the
John Ericsson" room I'm tho 5wed-
ish building at the Alaska-Yukon-
Pacific Exposition
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-10

Martin sheridan OF the Irish
An crica1 A,hIeic Club, of New
YORK, who JuIy 5.h. proved himself
h champion allround athlete OF
AEer!ca. sheridan is seen here beat
IDS his only rival Matsukes in the
AaH mile walk. Sheridan is a mem
Der OF tde Sew YorA police force.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-10
rREsBYTEIuAN CHURCH.

sabbath school at $3.50 a. m.
Preaching by Rev. r. J. Mcconnell,
OF Monroe county, at II a. IN. aad
j.. m. You are cordially invited
TO attend these services.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-10
MURDERER
IS CAUGHT
lIogro Who Shot Policeman
Ed Wyatt at Welch Ap-
pretended Near Huger.
y AK ,it ttit

The noso VINO shot ana Iaortally
wounded El Wyatt. Che uiaht police
man at Weich on Tuesday morning
was captured yesterday near Huger
and akcH tac jail at Welch. We
rayo bcca unable TO learn the
a,wos but na SIS the same one
suspected eoou after the discovery
cf the crime. tie worked for the
Welcl zee ald Cold Storage Com
amy and had bad some trouble with
tha policeman the day before the
murder. Ho was heard TO make
brcat5 against him and me disap-
paared about the time OF the shoot
ns and had been in hiding ever since.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-10
ONACE METHODIST CnuRCH.

sunday school at $3.50 a. m. J.
ii Hicks, Supt. Preaching at II a.
D" and 81 D. M, by Rev. T. 8. John
SON. We welcome you to all serc-
i.os.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-10

NIs walker the mother of En-
@rc"r Harry S Walker. made the
LEADER q pleasant call today and
Witnessed the operation OF typc-sct-
'ng hy machinery She was much
Impressed with the speed Of Oh, ma
chine.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-10
FnNeT nAp1Isr Cnrncm.

Sunday school at 0:45. Preaching
"s th" pastor, Rev. s. n. Thomp-
1864" 't q a. m. and 8 p. m. Every
body cordially welcomed.