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La Junta tribune., 1909-07-17
Only Oasis in o.ero County.

Swink is the only oasis in Otero
county where those who hunger
and thirst after booze can have their
wants supplied in legitimate man.
ner and strictly according to law. 1t
Is distinction that IL not altogeth-
er credilable in this day AID ,e,
and II Is rumored that Swink intends
TO MAKE the most of II by making
1t resort for booze fighters that
will rival Monte Carlo in the gam
bling world. At the present time
there Is only one saloon in Swink,
and the owner of this thirst empor.
ium controls the only rema ming
building and lot upon which 1t is
permissible to sell booze in that
burg.
The deeds issued by the Swilk
Town Company forbid the selling of
booze except upon two lots within
the corporate limits, but some law
yers have advised that this is class
Legislation, and will net stand in the
courts. Il would not be advisable to
have this matter tested in the SUI
preme court in view of recent deci-
sions, as that body very plainly de-
clared That saloons had no rights
in law which courts were bound to
respect In the opinion of that lody
the saloon Is an outlaw, aud has no
rights except those granted by the
/ people who suffer them to exist
The court says that 1t is generally
recognized that liquor in its very
nature is an article dangerous in
its us TO the morals. good order.
health and safety Of the people, and
that II cannot with any show Of rea-
son be placed on the same footing
with the ordinary and necessary com.
modities Of life, Liquor selling is
not an inherent right No man has
a right TO sell liquor at all. unless
he acquires that privilege through a
license daily granted. This doctrine
has been promulgated by the courts
of last resort all over the country.
( II is reported that the city fathers
OF SwiHk'haye already lranted H.
cense for an additional saloon, but
as the saloCnkCep,r who is now en.
gagged iB the business there controls
all OF The property upon which il is
lawful 10 sell booze, the new man Is
up aga.nst II for a place to do busl'
ness. Swink has one. saloon, con-
trolled by a man who has organized
himself .uto a trust and II IS very
doubtful whether the Swink Towr
Compauy will prove a very success
ful trust lustor" II they attempt to
disregard the saloon eliminating
clause IN the deeds now In force.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-17
Back On His Old Job.

C. H. Downer. formerly treasurer
of O'ero county. came down from La
mar on the stub Thursday and Is
now helping out In the office where
he was formerly chief mosul. d-ring
the rush of business incident t, the
payment OF the second haf Of the
taxes. which will be delinquent after
August LIST
Mr Downer has been In Lamar for
nearly two months operating "A tile
di,ching machine In which he is in
terested with his partner. Mr.. Hum.
phri,s. and ofs which the latter Is
the inventor. They have several ma.
chimes In operation and all kinds Of
work In sight MIR Downcr claims
thai the machine is the only one on
the market worth while. The machine
will dig a trench seventeen inches
wide and seven feet deep and ay'
craze fifty rods a cay. The cost OF
digEing the trench alone Is about
$500 per mile. A great deal OF seep
land Is being reclaimed In Prowers
county by the thing process and
there Is all kinds OF work Ia sisht.
Mr. Downer. however. believes that
he will enjoy leading the simple
life Tor awhile by helping out In the
treasurer's office.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-17
Rsaping Benefit
From the Experience Of Ia Junsa
People.

We are fortunate indeed TO be able
to profit by the experience of our neigh.
borr. The public u,t-nncr- Of la
Juhta residents on the following sub.
jet will interest and b.'n.ht Thousands
Of our readers. Head thi. statement.
No better proof can be had ::
". \. Cruise. IN u. Third Street. La
Juhtn. Colo. says; Il was subject to
attacks from kidney trouble, aud
though I was never Obliged to lay OF
from work. ] was often In misery.
There Was n dull pain and soreness dI.
rectly over my kidneys and st time. the
trouble was so severe that ] corld hard.
1y turn over In bed. The kidney secfe.
tlons passed too frequently and plainly
showed that my kidneys w.r. Mt fault.
None Of the remedies ! ever tried h.'yrsl
me ~ much ns Doan's Kidney 1'ills,
procured nt tho Ia Juntn Drug 90. l
used less than one box " thi. prepa rn.
tion. bit the results wefe very satlsfnc.
tory. For about six years my kidneys
and back had bothered n~. but since
taking Deans Kidney pills ! have had
practically no cause for complai int"
For snls BY oil deaierr. Price 10
rentr. Foster. AfIlburn TO-. Buffalo,
Eew York. sole agents for the United
tetes.
Remember the nsme-Dosu's--ssd
NJ 10 other.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-17
saloon licenses. and pays s25l, 900 fer

saloon licenses. and pays $25l, 900 fer
police protecticn.
w. n. Woodson, of Corning, Cali
fornia, says; In the last four months
know of fifty families who have
come to Corning tecause 1t is dry.
They have brought with them on an
average of $500 apiece, and that
has been spent in this region for
land. lumber, etc. meaning Sl25.000
for this community. Say for me
that prohibition is bringing dollars
into my pocket and the pockets OF
this town right along"
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-17
School Census Returns.

The returns Of the recent school
census have Just been canvnssed and
compiled by Superintendent philips
Reports returned Include other sta
tisties Of the schools Of Otero coun'
~ which will prove OF Int rest. ms
follows:
school population OF otero county
is 5.779.
School population Of District No,
II. which includes La Junta. i.is5.
Number OF first.class school dis
trIcts. 2.
Number Of sceond.class school di'.
trlcts. 4.
Number OF third.clnss school dis
tric,s. q.
Enrolment OF Union High School
No. /. i20.
Number Of teachers In county. 40
Number OF teachers In La Jun'a.
80.
Valuation Of school district proper
~ In otsro county. ss.5ii.oio.
Valuation OF school property Ia La
Junta. ti.o77.i5o
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-17
elo~s-ins Plan" At ssrssln Prless

now have a large supply Of fin,
plants and must close them out a.
once. Prices from cents to 2
cents for small plants: large p'ant'
from 30 cents to 800.
b. MARSH. tho Florist.
.0s Santa Fe avenue.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-17
= %+%++++ +++++ =
LA JuNrA HAS

No saloons.
Four hotels
Four parks.
One laundry.
Three banks.
One city hall.
) Two hospitals.
Nine churches.
) One court house.
; One opera house.
. One skating rink.
; One planning mill.
. Two livery barns.
} One kindergarten.
. Four lumber yards.
One fire department,
Six school buildings.
Free delivery OF mails
One cold storage plant.
Three telegraph offices.
Two automobile garages.
Out Dduu anu OICutsNrA.
One fifteen-ton ice plant.
An altitude of 1860 feet.
, Twenty-four social clubs.
Bank deposits CT S125 900.
School population of 1890.
+ Finest clima g In the world.
Two moving picture shows.
+ Seven thousand population.
; A $4,000 high school tuild-
, Ing.
+ Nineteen passenger trains
: daily.
, One star and three rural
routes.
Telephone system with 700
: phones.
!: Nine trade AID labor organ.
; izations.
; Most sunshine of any Colo
, RADIO city.
, Miles of brick and cement
, sidewalks.
Santa Fe shops, employing
1000 men.
, Monthly payroll. all sources,
of 100000.
, One public library OF l5.-
!: 900 volumes.
!: Water and sewer system
: owned by city.
. One railroad reading room
: and club house.
, Three printing offices and
, one newspaper.
Twenty three fraternal and
secret societies.
Average monthly postoffice
receipts OF 81 1903.
Mennonite SAM arium. five
miles west of city.
One Touring mill Of 800 bar
; rels daily capacity.
Best prospect Of any town In
the Arkansas Valley.
; One brick and tile plant. OF
, 10000 daily capacity.
Rapidly growing. surround
Ing a agricultural territory.
Champion amateur base ball
, team OF the state Of Colorado.
Headquarters Of the western
grand division OF the Santa Fe
, railway.
; Electric light and power
plant. with all-day and all
; night service.
; Ten thousand acres OF v!r-
, gin agricultural territory now
, rapidly settling up.
, Forty.three miles OF Santa
, Fe siietrack. with a freight
; car capacity Of $500.
, Local building and loan AS.
: ISOLATION with $4,000. 900 cap
= ital aud loans In Otero coun.
; ty aygregating $3.50. 900.
= In fact. La Junta Is the best
= town OF It's size In the state
. Of Colorado. and Is the cen.
= ter and natural clearing
. house OF the richest valley In
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-17

A L. Jvn'a City Directory.
eemrisss, for - %. Oct In
early at the Tribune office.
} Monday We msy net have one
isst
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-17

No business Or professional
man can sfferd TO be without
. City Directory OF Ls Junss
q the special price The Tr'b.
uns 10 making on . few. -.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-10

with the exceptions OF little repair
work. boat carpenters were expe-
riencing the worst depression known
sinoe the Introduction OF steamboats,
in tho Ohio.
But It seems that the recent de-
cision OF Judge Holmes. OF Column
biana county, Ohio. that It was not
illegal for man To sci liquor in his
own boat in the Ohio siver between
the states or West Virginia and
Ohio, providing he dses not come
within eighty feet OF he low water
mark, ha7 served as stimulus OF
The most decided character, and con-
tractors, anticipating a boom. have
ordered raw material in preparation
therefor. u Is ooneed.Id chat II this
decision II NOT ovsrrlJden there win
be great demand fof river craft to
be used as floating ss6oons in terri
tory adjoining the Cry counties In
Ohio West Virginia, Indiana and
Kentucky.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-10
DIR. CREASEY APPOINTED
AS HEALTH OFFICER.

Richmond, Va, March 10.-Gov-
ernor Swanson today appointed DR..
w. f. Creasey health officer for the
port OF Newport News to succeed
DR.. w. +. Cooper, VINO had held the
position for many years. The po-
sition is very lucrative and one
desired by practically al 1.-THE ply
sicians OF the bodybuilding city.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-10
OLDEST EMPLOYE OF
THE WHITE HOUSE
THOMAS PENNEL, AFTER FORTY
FIVE YEARS FAITHFUL SER
VICE, IL DEAD.

Washington, March 10.-Thomas
Pennel, eighty-six years old, the ord.
est employ OF the White House and
for many years usher ait the execu-
tive mansion died this morning. He
spent forty-nve years at the White
House, having been appointed un-
der Lincoln. He was door keeepr
at tho White House when president
Lincoln went to Fords Theatre,
where he was assa-slnated. During
the last few years he has been act
ing as guide In the east room.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-10
CONVICTED
OF PEONAGE
vIRGINIaN RArLwsay CoNTRAC-
TORS IN VIRGINIA ARE FINED
HEAVILY

At Lynchburg Yesterday In the
federal court upon pleas OF gui ty,
Judge Mcdowell ertered the follow
ing judgments:
A. A. Luck, $1,000; Robert Bran
then, $500; e. r Edmunds $50,
and Samuel Butler and Walter Wild
man 500 each. THE accused were
indicted al the Roanoke court re.
Gently on charges 90 holding a large
number OF iaborsrs IN voluntary GER
yitude on the vitginian railway in
counties contiguosis to Lynchburg In
the spring OF 1907
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-10

from as fine stock as ever human
flesh was made or. the best people OF
the south"
why did they put Miss Daisy Lee
Jim Bradford's aenographer on the
standg" MeelSs continued.
II do not say that Miss Lee lied
| would not say that about any wo-
man. But do say she was mista.
ken.
MdSs Lee alone says that Coo
mel Cooper was not called. back.
Now even IL IL were material. we
have four witnesses against her who
swear that he was recalled--General
Brown, Governor Patterson. James
Bradford and Robin Cooper. Yes.
terday Captain Fitzhugh arraigned
this old white haired COLDER DOR us
ing vie language in Miss Lees pres
ence. Miss Lee herself said that
Colonel Cooper was In another office
when he used that language"
General Meeko next took John
Sharp's case. He asked the jury II
they were going to hang a man be-
cause he said Carmack should have
been dead and In hell twenty years
ago" He declared there was no
evidence against Sharp To connect
him with the killing.
The state declares," taid the
general that these defendants must
Continued on page four.)
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-10
COAL At
GORDONSV|LLE
SIX FOOT SEAM UNExpEcTEDLY
FOUND UNDER VIRGINIA
TOwNH-ANoTHER BOOM BdMI-
NENT.

Richmond, Va, March 10.-WhIfe
drilling we'll in the Y OF the rail-
road at Gordonsviile, workmen en-
poyed by the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad on Saturday struck a six
foot vein of soft coal, which as at
tracing much attention In the COM
munity. II is difficult to account
for the presence OF coal In this neigh
borhood, and yet the thickness APP
parently Indicates great deal more
may be brought TO light. II the
seam should prove extensive, Cor
louisville may again witness the pros
porous boom days OF the early nine
tieJ.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-10
MRS. STUART HERE.

Mrs. George r. Stuart accom-
panied her husband to Bluefield and
they are guests OF DR.. and Mrs
Hawk at the Bland street parsonage.
Mrs. Stuart Is daughter OF DR..
David Suhins, tho grand old man
OF Holston Conference. He found
ed Sullins College at Bristol and
Centenary Female College at Cleve-
land and has done a great work as a
Christian educator as well as an elo-
quent and able expounder Of the
gospel.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-10

grim sentinel. Main Jhrset and Cy-
press avenue, the two principal thor
oughfares are impossible and are
piled high with wreckage and there
Is hard y home that has not 1uf-
fsred the loss of roof DRIVING. The
Arlington hotel was totally denol-
ishei. Eighty guests were regi ter
ed but all escaped nniniured. The
Brtnkiey hote. Southern hotel and
Kelly hotel were destroyed without
loss OF life.
Little Rock, Ark. March l0.-Six
dead and eight injured are report
ed in the vicinity of Little Rock as
the result or the tornado which
passed cose TO Lsttie Rock Monday
night.
The dead:
MRS. SAMUEL KEsTERsoN. sa-
,em.
UNKNOWN CHILD. Mt Piney
Woods. near Carlisle.
Edgar, Roy and Lena. aged 17,-12
and 8 years. respectively. children
OF Mrs. Isabel Mason, at Zion.
hrs. Masin and six other children
were seriously hurt. Mrs. Cruce,
living near Benton, were a'so injur-
ed.
The Methodist church and school
use at Mount Carmel were de-
moli- he'd and eight houses at Hurri-
cane Greek were destroyed.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-10
DIVORCE IS
GRANTED
MRS. RUTH BRYAN LEAVITT OBJ
TAINS DECREE OF SEPARA-
TION

Lincoln, Neb., March t0.-iRuth
Bryan Leavitt, eldest laughter of
William J. Bryan, was yesterday
granted n divorce from WIZ lam Lea
witt. She alleged n3n-support.
Mrs. Leayitt and her mother ap-
peared IN the court Of Judge Cornish
and both alleged that Leavitt had
not contributed to the support OF
hiJ wife. There wag no defense.
Mrs. Loaviit was granted the ousto-
dy OF her two children.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-10
PRIVATE LESSONS IN BOXING
AND BAIL PUNCHING

Willie A1am5 announces that ne
rs now rady TO give private les
sons In boxing and ball punching.
Mr.. Adams has had much experience
in this line Of instruction, both in
tbs country and in England, and
Is fully prepared to give scientific
Instruction in the manly sports. He
IS well known as traner OF afh.
'etes and has framed champions IN
al Classes. a match viii be pulled
of tome time In April, at Northfork
according to present plans. Mr..
Adams can be found a. Huaaer's
place when not engaged.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-10
FIRST WHITE CHILD
y the -
MRS LISCOM BORN IN CHICAGO
WHEN 1T WAS FORT DEAR
BORN, Is DEAD.

Chicago, March 10.-Mrs. Marga-
ret Ellen Lscom, the first white
child born in Chicago after ats incor-
poration as a city, Is dead In Bloom
lngton, Ill. She was born on March
8. 1896, and was surrounded at her
birth by squaws. Her first bath was
'sFen in a tub made from an Old hol
low log. She was rocked TO sleep
in a cradle Of bark. Mrs. Liscom 3
patents were Mr.. and Mrs. James
Kinsy, who came west soon after
thei' marriage in Virginia and set
tied at Fort Dearborn.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-10
ACCEPTS A CALL.

Rev. William Henry Tappey
squires, for the past eight years
pastor OF the Central Presbyterian
Church at Bristol, where he has had
great success, has accepted a call to
the Park Place Presbyterian church
at Norfolk. Rev. Squires was born
In Tidewater and came 10 this sec
ton from there in 1895. He was a
professor IN Princeton academy
when Rev. John f. Nan was princi-
pal and was a frequent visitor to
Bluefe'd while located there.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-10
EVANGELIST GEORGE
R. STUART
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK ON
NO. 1 THIS AFTERNOON AND
WILL BE HEARD AT BLAND
STREET CHURCH TONIGHT.

Mr.. Stuart has Travelled thousands
ar miles since the first of January
In the northwest where his popular
fty as an entertainer has increased
until the daily papers of that section
tell the fabulous stories of his speak
ing to as high as four thousand paid
admil SONS and no one leaving the
hall until the end. He will have a
big house at Bland street tonight.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-10
LIFE WITHOUT LOVE
WAS UNBEATABLE

Philadelphia, March 10.--Jnre-
Quilted love led Harry knight. twcn-
tyIthree years old, to commat sui
eide here today by shooting himself
through the head. Knight was I'm
rove with Nellie Mitchell. When he
called Jat night he was asked to
discontinue his visits. Knight CALL
ed at the girls home this morning
and walking to the back yard shot
himself.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-10
HAMS IN COURT
LISTENS PATHETICALLY WHILE
LAWYERS ARGUE TO SET A
DATE FOR TRIAL.

New York, March 10.-Captain
Peter G. Hams. the slayer of VIM. e.
Annis, was taken from the Flushing
'countb jAl' this morHlneI Ito the
supreme court Of Flushing where he
listened Alphabetically while the law
yers in the case were arguing mo-
ton setting a date for trial. The
decision in the matter was postponed
until Monday.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-10
CYCLONES
HARVEST
Of DEATH
CUTHRERT, GEORGIA. ALMOST
WIPED OUT LAST NIaHr--THE
DEATH LIST AT BRrNKLEr,
ARKANSAS, Is GRowrNG-srx
DEAD AND NIGHT INJURED
NEAR LITTLE RoCK--F1NaN.
CIAL loss WILL REACH SIX
FIGURE MARK

Cuthbert. Ca, March 1o.--The en-
tire business section OF The town and
that portion known as the ca t side.
where practically all the negro pop
niation dweiis. were wiped out by
a cyclone late last night, coming
from southeastery direction. Six
negroes are known 90 have been
killed and many others may be bur
led In the debris. Two white men
and a score OF negroes were also
injured and some may not recover.
Twelve buildtngR were completely
demolished. The financial loss Will
run into the hundreds or thousands
OF dollars.
Brinkley, Ark, March I0.-The
death list following the cyclone of
Monday night ~ growing. Thirty or
more lives were snuffed out, sixty
people were injured and property
estimated to be worth one million
dollars was destroyed as the result
OF q tornado which wrecked this lit
tie city Monday night. OF the known
dead fourteen are white people, as
follows:
ISAAC REED.
MRS. ISAAC REED.
RUSSELL REED.
RAYMOND REED.
PORTER FooTE.
J. L. STARRETT.
HARRY STOVAdIL, Jr.
MRS. ETHEL PHILLIPS
MRS. BELLE DARDEN.
TWO CHILDREN of Mrs. Darden.
CHARLES FRDNZE.
A. M. HOOD.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN.
Among the more seriously injured
are:
o. X. Dowdle, side and ankle
crushed; Mrs. f.. III. Mason, arm bro
ken and seriously bruised; Daniel
Cummins, injured about the head !;
Robert Alexander, badly bruised;
Mrs. Claude Leaky, cut about body !;
AOhhChyg dDOul lHc
head; John e. Walden, of Memphis,
cut about head; Miss Clara Rose, Sc
riously injured; Thomas Rose, badly
bruised; Arthur Rose, crushed by
timbers; Mrs Daisy Rose, serIouly
bruised; Mrs. j. E. Morelook, both
limbs broken; Mrs. John Smith,
bruised about the head. and chest !;
Edward Livinston, hip and back in
tured; J. A. Stewart, bruised and
crushed.
The remainder of the dead and
seriously injured are negro residents
The tornado lowered about the
city only few inmates but ITS work
of destruction was complete. The
Roman Catholic church, which was
standing directly in the path of
the storm alone escaped damage or
destruction and stGnds tonight a
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-10
TARIFF BILL
TAX ON COFFEE STILL UNDER
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FIRST
DRAFT WILL GO TO PRINTER,
TOMORROW.

Washington, March 10.-The ilrst
l-aTt of the tariff bill viii 90 to the
D hlic printer tomorrow, but thi,
docs not mean that all the schedules
have been agreed upon aad the prop
sitaon to put small tax on coffee
Is still under consideration. This
may be left for the house to de-
eide.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-10
ONLY A RuMOR
WHITE HOUSE KNOWS NOTHING
OF PROPOSED APPOINTMENT
oT MRS. CARMACK.

Washington, March 10.--At the
White House this morning It was
said that nothing was known OF a
report circulated ito the effect that
Mrs. Carmack, widow of former SEM
ator Carmack, OF Tennessee, who
was murdered, was to be made post
mistress at Columbia, Tenn, her
home.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-10
FLOATING SALOONS
BOAT BUILDING BOOM Is sTINI-
ULATED BY LIQUOR DECISION
OF OHIO JUDGE.

Huntington, March 1O.-Reports
from cities along the Ohio. all boat
building towns from Piusburg TO
Cncinnat'-Gallipohs and 1T. p. cas-
ant included-indicate that a boat
building boom Is evidence 4
month ego the docks all along the
river we're reported deserted. and
with the exception Of a few bargea
being constructed by the Island
Island Creek Goa company. in tbi.
city, not a boat was building and
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-10

STOVE ON
THE ROCKS
THE PRIDE OF THE FALL RIVER
LINE WENT ASHORE IN A FOG
NO PASSENGERS ABOARD.

New York. March 10.-.The big
twin SCREW steamer Massachusetts,.
the PRIDE of the Fall River line, ran
on the rocks In fog today at Tar
paulin Cove. between Martha"s Wac
yard and Naushon Island The boat
carried no passengers. A hole was
stove In the bow and she Is in dan
ger OF being fost.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-10
REV. ELLER TO PREACH

There will be preaching I'm the
school house back or the new Y. M.
G. A. at O'Clock p I'M. Thursday,
March 18th by Rev. G. f.. Eller, OF
Sa'em, Va.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-10
LUTHERAN LENTEN SERVICE

In the new chapel on Mercer
street today at p. m. there will
be special Lenten service. Sub
ject Of sermon, THE Prayer OF Jesus
In Gethsemane." Public invited
Bring your friend.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-10

II you want hand-me-downs, get
them. II you want tailoring see a
tailor. g. II. Bergman, Rale gh
street.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-10

$1.00 for the course-Stuart.
Akers and Taylor Not second
grade man among them.