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executors sale; estate 81 E,i,s Mulry. deceased.
f'rs, avenue, Nos l.ss Ard ,,s1. we:, dds
two h : story tortI te q nenta. and h, s.or ssiT also '''A'"
Avenue 8 No, 1901 e. lio southwest corner
f Si sfTensy , sna stores sssse,' i und fs ass & .t sss h ", s' sss
so ES!;s q Svf Siss as K .sss s.is stree! ss ''' Es.,.s ses'n 10,
hy Is, story s,r ts1er Mem and 1 siorss; also Also, IA. I'M
feet west Of seventh avenue. Sosioo. II. wscant:
r. ", Mertens VS., Il. f. Mertens ct al; JameS
$. a f.. attorneys; Daniel o'connell. %rcferc;
, Sixty: third street, No. 2, south side. 70 zee,
dwelling: j. 7. sIlausoR Vs, ii. T v.taSie; ".
Ssyey; a,tCrney J; a. AcEvee'y' referee; due on
Eissth street, Sa.iISsis1nnIso'io sf story ssnS.
Jr,. referee; due on it q. soo.tc; ' ee1Sjsc;
40 40 er 1n1esi 81 ,,o ny sSG. subject to three mortgages
rieeth street, north side; 500 fee! cas-. OF Fer
VS.. Charles BroSsn stall; Msslen & T.. attorneys:
s SsSS,ss p Par: rsfeseei spe e., On Judgment "'ios">;
Ninth street, No. 7S, north side. ss fee, west
81 hXsny ys q as ,SEss scS svs story ,snepeR'; !os sal
iSasm ss,ot &; iss' & !! suS ses'T q is ssscTSss &C., $50 ssSos q
su eiesoh % ! p aTs' r Es sss e g. ssst e ss;oe Corner Of ia
street. ~ isiGl 1ss.llsi. Il, yscant;S; J: vanecet
$500: subject 10 taIes, &C. $685..
by Samuel MARI.
no @tse q Stanton ss5ssS stree, Nc; ~ s., xss. sd; i. s, in7 .s ssss
ment and store: Louis Gordon vs.. Morris VIZ.
selblatt et al: jacob Gordon. attorney; @. 3.
GIshsm; referee; due on I%Sdsmsn;, s,s Ssss
gage OF IS
rnipyr. NAT 3. -
BY Joseph r. Day. 4
BeekmAn street. No. Is 70 %, south side, 1gA
fee. east Of Nassau street. U.lI about ga, s1i
tending 70 No. 81 70 q Ann street SAX iIregu1st.
Bro, vs.. Nassau. BeektnAn Company; J. ~. Sted-
d 1n5 = s,;orpsy; n g.. s :0b ssyin, q rst:ree; due e.
Sss %; subject TO = nIst mor,gase Of zoo om
Elizabeth street No. go east SIDE. ~ foet
story tsnement and ssSrs: aiso
north OF Prince street soIs7.s. nys stoY sss9:
due On Judgment, sii. iS-If: subject 70 tsxss, 3D.
Of issSt1h street. sssiIioo. shres. story brick d.eilsr
G.. T, johnson ", George sscker ct y: rer11sx
s 3; sya a. ssss'n saE,ssii,,sai; H .us sea's o . sssss ffsss
aass:ss: subjee, 70 q nni moriIsLs Of e oco
cast s'1 " Hssns s:rf 8. ss SSi s sSs s ssasa . sss; a. 81
st.aiii: Taylor = si.ornsys. Norris .oaicI.
ss,sss' as S0i s.S On U sSSjses % 4 s1s n sSs2sss q
ns ny q sv' sss;s M s;,.. ,''' E sss:,.s ssss ~ q
s Srs,. sssSs s.sry Z, d "; FeS. ssSSs su e. . v; ss%Ss
sasl.e sS g ... ss'', &C.. ' SoS 81 s sS%se . : I'd
as s|sS + sy' iss;s H. isGi.; 's', .s s:;! ss,s 4, e.: e
SSIsss q lsI'ssss:sis !. ! s!%ssSsoss
subject Y n,ss &c, N@.7; subject 70 SnaS-
ksteo WV -
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1eet TO taxes: $c., ssis,is; subject to q nrss mort
White Plains road. northwest corner OF ,,sd
street ss.sso; J. ". Fineke vs. white Plslns Aye
nue. Reslty Company et al: McLauehiin 4 NJ,
msnt i,ssoi.,i; subject 70 saie:, $s.. = a,{1s.ss;
subject to three MORTGAGES .grregaunE I'll 800
.1lsth street, No. .s1s, north side, Us fee, west
q ,t First ds sxsaus; l : T, -; hSs story sI,
sas,esi G q ssis ss,s ss'' SO ssSo cs uas%sH' i, s'' : si IS;
THURSDAY. MAY u.
By Joseph p. Day.
Front street, No, s, southwest corner Of Moore
street, Aas4a Irregular. Ave story building With
Moor. street Nc; 9. west side. = fee. south Of
Moore street, S.5Iso. nve story building with
store; executors sale; estate of Rufus Story
w Wss' u Rad, !, ys:n!sS:Sn ar: and I Duane ,s s'Tss's.
Fi,!y :ssond stres!: Ses. y! e -. north side,
s sSaaioSs '1 iess an . F SS; ISL ss' t.4sst s,oes Is
feet on Fifty -nrst street. s1 story building with
'hT RI, story saa'e s1Ia N ,ras IS 81, s1i ss mort, sid.
Us feet wet Of Eleventh avenue. soxioos, nve
story building; trustees. sale;
feet Ssest q Eighth sysnue. so.ioo.o, four story
we s.s; n : Hnsssr 70; 's svs 70 s,'i io aSri avs $50 Story ~ ,. ne.
ments, each l,.6Ie. II; executors sale.
Circle. nor.heas, SIDE; At noIthssst corner Of
Sscans executors sale.
M.nhs.,;n sysnus, nsrthwss, corner OF ioS'h
street. 100 Iix7s. vacant; executors sale.
Of colSmb avenue, running through TO loelh
s. sirf |. Il. ss. 4 k e SsSss.; sssss:ss. sale; estates
Hama atrset and Mountain road. Jereey CITY
Of !. ana S. B:ernhsimeS. deceased. ~
se MsHss0 osts aSsns street, e. ss az four story TS'd dHe 1.
ing; voluntary sale.
DO SsS; 3; s: sSs1s ss.n Ms. f al n "a. \ sid s., i isS. S.
three stcry. DWELLING: trustees sale; estate OF
Rf s,sSss, 5.s ss.su as1 No. "a. .Ou.nw.., corner Of
Forty .siIth street, ss,i1ioo, three and four story
tensments: voluntary sale.
fee, Sess q Eighth svsnus. isiss.Sa irrssuisi.
three stoiy. d~xe1lng; voluni.ry Ale; nu.
Ba ASsissSus sv :nssa' i. ssis Hde' i me-, U lss. > Ssssn e:
Terrace View .vern.. ives. side. iss. fee.
WyckoG avenue. northeast sorner Of WI.
ioashey .vsnus' Brooklyn. '"e.so' vacant,
WycScr avenue, southeast corner OF starr
street, brooklyn. ioo.i1ss vacant; voluntary
81 N!Gso!.s :y s,su nSrt 1SS.sS S S,csn,. Of So W..
4. ''Nisshol.. avenue. sou,Avss. corner Of Stau
street, Broeklyn. iooIoo vacant: voluntary sale
story building; executors, sale.
M F is.s ss., '. y sS. Nue.; 4 r. .s ma II Two eH n . sSs;
t.nemente and two two story buildings In rear;
.' Fii,ssn,h Street, No. ~ 70 ~. north aide,
storT truements and four s,ory building In rear
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A Realty Information bureau.

Something new In real estate Ia embodied
In the Idea Of q firm OF downtown brokers
who offer free OF charge 70 Intending pur.
unprejudlced Information about the actual
relative merits and dement's OF various
land developments In the metropolitan
district,
Their claims are set forth quito con-
vincingly In a four page pamphlet. from
which, the following excerpts are taken:
There are Q great many land Develop,
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ARTHUR II. WALTON.

distric, about New York. Each one OF
these companies is controlling q particular
section Of greater or less desirability. each
one Is putting In. more or less extensive
improvements and each one is advertising
it's claims to be the best from the stapd-
point Of the homeseeker or investor.
The intending purchaser IL confronted
by the problem Of whose claims to believe.
Which section does really offer most ad;
y%,antases for q home sitey Where wiz
companies are the most responsible'
bined? II his capital is limited where
Who will tell him the. bad points Of any
property under consideration as well as
the good ones?.
sent one company no more than another.
Our business Ia to be familiar with all the
opportunities. TO know the actual relative
goa nave 81 se ees sdTeftised and nti' 70 siv s9 ssn
the benefit OF our study and kno Wedge
OF the. special conditions affecting each
case. In all dealings with the companies
II you are seeking a field for invest,
ment we can advise you where the, best
openings are presented. II you desire
we will recommend those localities which
most nearly, satisfy, your wants. 10 either
for either service or advice. Whom It comes
to closing title or signing a contract the
services Of our attorney are a. your dis
posal for the asking. Our profits are made
sion. paid by the seller.-
There 10 a great need at the phesent time
fol. exact information, about. the suburbs
Of New York, for sdyioe that may be ac-
copied as thoroughly trustworthy and
unprecedented. II this concern can and
does live up to its avowed policy 1t will do
. vast service to all who are Interested In
the buying and selling Of out OF town realty.
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FOR sALn,

An unusual opportunity TO secure a very ~.
tractive home In the prettiest suburban town IN
Jersey: only 80 minutes from Chambers or I'D
street: house Is built OF the best matcials and
best construction: hardwood trim throughout,
dining room with. brick open fireplace, large
buffers pantry and Kitchen four he'd rooms and
bathroom, latest porcelain fixtures and exposed
plumbing; third floor Two large finished roomE
decorated throughout. combination gas and cleo.
trio fixtures, steam heat: every street Improve
ment, made and paid for; sewer. curb. gutter and
sidewalk: high elevation. restricted ncishbor
hood, one block from SIS, 900 schoolhouse. eroundo
- II. I $50 IT.: new: ready for occupancy: opIy
1000 $1,000 cash. balance easy terms. A. l.
WATSON. Rutherford. n. j. =
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lLonE Island Rentals.

Pease A Gilman have rented for John W.
Harper his country place fronting on Long
BUTLER. and for Frank p. Axtell his place al
Bellport to ". b Hotchkin.
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Coming Auction Sales.
lAt ~ Vcecy SVcct.
NoHpAr. h,Y -.
BY Jossph p. Day,

Ninety .nrst street No. <s 70 ia, south side,
~ feet east Of First avenue. it6ri00A, one .story
wvTku: also
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RaIes ut MAZDA,

The Realty Trust has sold at Malba 70 q
Western builder the block OF eleven lots
bounded by the Long island Railroad.
Twentieth street and Bouleycrd Drive, for
home sites sold last week were: A plot on
Ihs north side Of North Drive, we:t q %slbs
l.entS tive lots on ta b G E:si stSs q Eieh,
plot on The east side o. Keenan, place, south
II the Long Island Railroad: two lots on the
south side OF. South Drive, west, Of Malba
Long Island Railroad, running through to
Twenty. first street. weat Of Fourth avenue.
and a plot on the north side. OF Twentieth
street, east Of West Boulevard.
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Rutherford, n. J.

New I room house with improvements
slate room, cement cellar: plot 50x 100; stu
ated In the best residential section OF East
Rutherford; terrace property: ten minutes
from the rutherford depot: street tagged
balance on easy monthly payments.
WILLIAM UMBACH, JR.,
Park and Paterson AYES.
East Rutherford, N, j.
Open. Sundays. Take White Line car from
Hoboken, or via Erie.
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RAMSEY, N. ].

8 room house, new; 5 bedrooms: u acre; rs feet
able.
7 room house, new: 4 b bedrooms. bath: 4 acre.
able.
room house; IA acres: concrste sidewalk; barn:
s room farmhouse: s bedrooms: barn, poultry
house: about1 acre land; about lQ5 feet frontase.
price 5000: terms reasonable.
The above have fruit. nut and shade trees, water
In houses: beautiful location: nigh and healthy:
one hour out on the ERIE main line: must be seen
to be appreciated: nne stores, good schools and
churches Of oil denominations,
,. WM. GERTZEN.
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Suitable for Hotel or
Sanftarfum

?pAore. iwelye foot frontage frame house,
eircnt block building q; 23 rooms. all large
airy all improvements: stable. chicken
mus. &c; one mile from depot: price
SO 900. Ions lease may be secured II desired
r. ". RYERSON. Ramsey, n. }.
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CLIFTON. N. J.-Houses. all improvements
from ~ $50 up. terms $500 down. balance SIG per.
month. H. G.. SCHEEL q co.
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New room house all modern mpro tenentEp ot Syi5a Price q 100 300 cash.
Ny .utonoons viii is.ys my oEeet r Rgtnerost Tuesday. May 18Th. al $50 occc
"N '' GREGORY 81 Broad St. n. 7. City n 77 ua,on Ave-, Ruta.rror
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Rutherford, N. j., IA Hour Out.

Beautiful home, . rooms, convenient: finished
In hardwood. steam heat: all improvements ~, 800
J. r. VAN MATER, Shafer Building.
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This beautiful house and corner plnt, l1oxi5O, Peayy Brown.
stone foundations, Cemented cellar. Laundry, Servants toilet and
First Floor: Reception hall. library. parior,, l3.le. four windows
Kitchen set double, oven range. buffers pantry. etc.
one has m:ntei end crate. al Rave large closets Two linen closets
Third Floor. One large bedroom. one ocsar ceued room, attic
OF ;Soyeroom; open stairway 10 all floors
ALSO the following properties for sale on easy terms: New
room honsr. " modern improveme nts; steam heat electric lights
$500. N"e''
!: rooms, Ell improvements; steam hes:, electric and eas fights:
7sxlso: select neighborhood. Price. N,soo.
Q ruoms all improvements. large barns. near stores and school
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-11

FOR SALE-90 acres OF farm
land; 40 acres cleared, IL acres
level, meadow land. Two orchards
one old orchard of 60 apple trees,
one new orchard of 65 apple trees.
TO peach trees years old, besides
numerous other fruits. Good well
water and stream running through
center of pace. IL miles from
Rock, w. Va, and ga m les from
Deepwater Ry. Located in a terri
tory close to several Of the best
markets. such as Bluefield. Bram-
We'll Princeton, W1demouth. Free
mali delivery, church and school
convenient. Five room house and
outbuildngs. Will sell 10000 feet
OF lumber with farm. Price of farm
ard buildings $500. Address J. r
~ care Dal Leader. $4,000
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-11
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.

The proposed Law to pace the
management OF all state institutions
IN the control of board OF three
will be great Blessing to the state.
Il proper adm n stored. We have
no fear, at lea d ring the next
four years that this will be done.
It is 70 De expected the institu-
lfons themselves viii be the gamer
by the change from political con-
troll to business control. From n
business standpoint Il should prove
great saving to the taxpayers of
the state. To place al the buying
Il the hands OF one body of bus ness
men should result In enough money
'aved to pay the expenses of the
board. Again, a board which de-
votes Its exclusive attention to this
work will in all likelihood be able
to correct many abuses and inaugu-
rate many beneficial changes.
IL the state institut ons were un-
der private ownership some such
manner OF controi would exist.
Imagine the United States steel
corporation managing ats Individual
plants by large board at each Mace
none Of which have any relation
ship W tn the other.
The polit'cians who have drawn
their per diem for these tasks may
object to the change, but we fancy
none else will be disposed to OPP
pose.
The Dispatch-News is doubly graf
lied to see evidences Of q purpose
60 reform taxation by cutting down
unnecessary expendit ures. III the,
same genius Is employed in retrench
ment as there has been in creating
Offices, positions for attaches, COM
mi Jsions and various money-spsnd-
Ing adjuncts to the government. Il
VII be well for the tate. There Is
every rea-on' to believe Governor
Glasscock will devoto hiJ best efforts
ilong this ne.-Parkersburg Dis
patch News.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-11
GOOD ROADS
CORRESPONDENT ADDS TO IN
FORMATION ON THE SUBJECT
AND MAKES Il VALUABLE sUG-
GESTION.
Bluefieid, w. Va, Feb. II, 1908
Editor Dai Y Leader:

Bluefieid, w. Va, Feb. II, 1908
Editor Daily Leader:
Sir:--I see in your editorials of
yesterday the subject of Good
Roads" and Roads to B,and:" was
glad to see them but | would be
glad to add hat the road from the
artificial turn through Bal ey's Gap
accommodates every person that
comes from Bland to Bluefield with
wagon) as that is the only r. ad
across the mountain from one coun-
ty to the other. 1t wou ukew Sc
accommodate the people of Mercer
going to Bland. even to Princeton
and on east with the new road now
under construction from tho east
end to the gap OF stoney ridge. AS
TO cost it will cost rather less To
build the new road than repair the
old one. Now for the change in
Bland. Your figures az to the d.s-
lance are correct and every one
east OF the c. II. will be benefited
by the change and as L is now many
OF the wagons from Mechanicsburg
go by Bland TO B uefeld, a distance
OF IL miles TO b and, II to Rocky
Gap, rs miles; with Wolf Creek and
Hunting Camp to contend with. The
new way has only Kimberlin, and It
very small where it is crossed
and Will be from Mechanicsburg to
ROCKY Gap IL miles, on "a grade not
exceeding the statute limit. These
are facts, and very strange ones
ooki1g at them as they look nova.
days.
Yours to help good thing along
PUSH"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-11
There is one question on which

There is one question on which
we can all unite, 1t seems, and that
Is the question of eliminat ng poll
ties from our. city government. The
Leader and the Telegraph are IN
Hearty sympathy on the propositions
the politicians are agreed that ii is
Sood thing; and that splendid or
ganizat on known as the Bluefeld-
Graham Chamber of Commerce is
heartily in favor of it. Up to the
present time We have not heard
'ssenting voice. and 1t is expected
that united effort Will be made by
cur representative at Charleston to
rush the charter through the legis-
istive mil. The cities Of Galveston.
l'eT Moines, Memphis and others
that have tried it are So much pleas
ed that they would not think of re-
turning to the old system.
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' N'!izs:!z!!;2yygHGJoIkS.gRstsl1
OCTOBER IL, 1908.

LeSTr $3.50 a. m. for Roanoke
Nor1oik and all points on the shen-
anooan DIVISION. t'uIman Sleeper
eoahoke 10 New York. via Hagers-
to Norfolk.
$3.50 a. m. for Roaaoke. Rich
nond, Norfolk. PmIlmxa sleepe,
olniRg Car to Roanoke. Parlor Car
Roanoke to Norfolk.
z:6b p. m. tor Roanoke. Lynch
ourg and nterm ediate stations and
The Shenandoah Valley. Philadelnhia
ana New York. Sleeper to PhiladeI-
phia. Cafe Car Gary and ROANOKE.
s:2b p. m. for Roanoke, Lynch
burg, Richmond, Norfolk. Pullman
Sleeper to Norfolk.
Leave Bluefeld $40 d. No. for zen
IVA. Columbus and all points West
ana Northwest. Pullman Sleeper for
oiumbus and Cincinnati. Cafe Cars.
"Io .. m. Pullman Sleeper for
mbus. Cafe Dining Car.
cave S:25 .. m. and 2:25 D. M.
ally for Tazewell, Norton and nj
fst'nns on Clinch Valley division.
Arrive from Norton AID points on
the Clineh Valley division ut 2:4O o.
m. and 7:40 D. m.
Leave $40 q. m. for Welch and
intermediate stations.
Leave 10:46 = IN. for william
son and intermediate stations.
Leave 2:40 D. N. for WEIGH AID
intermediate stations.
Cali on agent Norfolk and West.
ern railway for tickets. maps 1ar
additional information
w. 3. BEVILT. =. PIX
onsAoke, Va.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-11

FOR SALE-10O acres of choice
bluegrass land 10 acres cleared.
Two orchards of about 400 trees,
including apple, peach, pear, cherry,
plum and damsor trees. Two dwell
ling houses. good we'll water at each
Two barns and other outbuild ings.
IE1s farm Ia easily accessible 20 the
pest markets being located between
Biuefeld and Princeton. Price ss.-
ooo. Address e. G. T., care Daily
Heauer. 1-7-60d
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-11

Col. GrosscuD does not pretend to
be a lawyer, but he can sometimes
ask question that would do credit
TO Evarts or STAIRS. At the hearing
asst night on the coal, oil and gas
oll, be launched two ten Founders
at the state tax comm ssioner that
cannot be answered except by con-
ceding the Injustice of the bill. Said
he: IF l produce 100000 worth
OF gas and it costs me $4,000 to
produce it, on what am ] to be taxed
under this billy" Answer: Two
per cent on the 800, 900" Then
said the colonel, would 1 not be
ia1ed % per cent on my prohts?"
Read your answer in the stars. We
norta's know It Charleston
Gazette.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-11
BILL EADS AND BASCOM; OR CON
SISTENCY FROM THE STAND
POINT OF THE WISE NEWS.

on few days ago there came
out from Washington City the start
ling Intelligence that Hon. c.. Bascom
Siemp-congres- man from the Ninth
district, state chairman of the o
p. of V rg.nia, and a Roosevelt ref
ere of the Southern Pie Brigade
aad openly declared that his polit-
cal cohorts here In Virginia were
standing Idly pat and were waiting
for the Democrats to come out on a
Dro-liquor platform and that he
would the have h party mount the
water wagon; wait for the Demo
Gratis to dec are for local option and
that he would then have the Repub-
leans declare for state wide prohibit
ton; wait for the Democrats to
climb on the water wagon aad he
would officially dec are fDr open
saloons; wait for the Democrats to
declare for state wide prohibition
and then he would order the z. O.
D. to line up to a man for local op-
ton.
How IL that for stability of pur-
pose?
How is that for honest political
principle?
II the Democrats were to choose
heaven for a home Bascom wound
have h followers pitch their polit-
zeal tents ia the tropical land n,
Dives.
If the Democrats were to say the
new state consututlo ~.as a fai'ure
and an abomination, Ba com AMI his
party associates would laud II to the
sky.
If the Democrats were to declare
FOR ter Fl as gh as the snow
capped peais OF the Rocky Noun
aims, Ba com would have his party
pledged 70 lowering Of the protect
I've schedu IS to the bottomIess DIT
~ pandemoalum.
Such political strategy Is lndesl
wonderful to behold! Is II either
consistency honest or honestly con
etcnt?
Bascom manifesto and edlct
very much after the order OF the
fellow who died and took shirt
fight to the outer gates Of the New
Jerusalem lie gently raped upon
The pearly gates and winged mss
sengcr "a horo1 him into the pre-
ence Of So Peter ana the Recording
Ange. 50 Peter asked The fellow
he had any credit account on the
BOOK ~ Life. and the fellow replied
ought TO have credit for that pep.
ny ] gave TO the Salvation Army ana
another for the one J donated "a.
wards building churcb-bonse -
The Recording Angel found thee
items were placed 10 the fellow,
credit and 50 informed St. Peter.
and st. Peter said unto the Record
lns Angel: GIVE h m back his two
brownies and tell him TO % 10 h -
And 50 IL will be with Baecom ~
ne tries % play the games Of twoe
dledee and tweedlsdum N vlrq,nfa
pol tics this year.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-11

In the Wheeling Daily News of
February Sth, there is cartoon
we'll worthy Of the consideration Of
al thoughtful men to whom the con
'erV@.ion OF the natural resources Of
Wet Virgin Is matter OF Interest
The picture shows the candle Of the
natural re-ource Of West Virginia
suspended in the air with wicks al
10th ends ablaze. A surly. scowIine
rnater.alistic gent sman labeled leg
J 2ture' is shaking roll Of bille
IN the face or Father West Virginia
who started the indignant. is ejac
ulating stop It." The lesson 70
DO learned from the lustratiou s.
TOO patent 10 need comment
Charleston Gazette
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-11
FOREST PROTECTION AND MAN
AGEMENT.

Conservative management Of tim
Der lands Is assured for less than one
Fourth Of this oountry's foreste1
areas, the part contained In the IA.
'ional forests and under the admin
iatration OF the United states forest
ieryice. By cutting only the ma
lure trees and protect ny the new
growth by keeping out fires. the
national fore e will be made 70
Yield indefinitely. 10 can not be ex-
Decte5 chat this small part OF the
nations forests will supply the de-
nand for future generations and the
one hope in sight IS that users Of
wood and lumber manufacturers
va insure the permanencs on their
'u,lne by applying the prlnclp &C.
81 forestry IN the management OF
tmberlands
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-11
NOTICE TO CREnlrnns

To the creditors Of e. n. Artsrs
deceased:
In pursuance OF a decree OF ths
circuit court OF the county Of Mer.
Ger, made IN the cause therein pord
.as, 20 subject the real estate OF tn 4
aid p. II Arters to the payment
Of lis debts, you are required 10
present your claims against the es
tato Of the sa' d r. II. Arters for AL
jud cation to James s. Kahle. com
missioner, at his Office in The eatd
county on or before the 18th dav
OF March, 1909.
Witness w. 3. Honaker. c'erk Of
ire said court, THE 29th day OF Jan
nary, 1909.
W b. HoNAKER, Clerk.