Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-24

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ihs..-.s-..s-y -esee IA4ss-sstigsx. gp
foseen occurs TO change his attitude
toward As a5Sa cssSFfSY
' @S,' ss'! lsmssai,s Il ;ss staI 'ss.
To- aTR1sS QpRosstlQn ION the partl
cseaaay 'deffae hissFosiaon with re-.
spect to this in his inaugural adj,
dress. IL he does, be Will be the;
hsst aRsSdblicasa Rseadsat ,toxsRoS;,
and his pronounce oaheemehf VIII VIZ for
htxp HaxofonndoGasssegss -frezhr he|
south, and will do more to pallsateI
the sectional antagont,fst "A 4 nv
other overt act.
Pref dent Roosevelt retires to pril
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nEas7satnsy Issasesh re&&urHeeestsem
enSfaegf.asas n6tdSt6 aiesus inssi
thaliStlr5 sEtasar oetahss ru1Ittb race,
OF the-sortf7,-but-by- whst--preeess of
reasoning eaH -arriye at this. as
not determinable. It IS the one act
of Mr.. Rooseyeltss administration TO
take from him the honor of being
the broadest and most generally I'D
SnSredl president of 1.-The many who
have presided over .tft S nation.
sf.5Mr5 Taft, evidently intends to
makesno such saerifl ce for a bit of
sentfmentality. And this is one OF
the benefits aees~ri~S from his s,ay
Of. two. months In the south. Two
months rs a short period; but IT, Is
suffie'entlytlongs forvaslibsra minded
nan TO learn the likes and dslikes,
the meaning OF a peo9le's traditions,
iaeaas ara asas aud above ALI to
value and respect them Mr.. Roose-l
'dtsRszsGH fas E6E sssffn rnaaaSath !
oss 9xea by "a Prs 9a ts Sc IA y favor
d The negro, born @ a belsef that
hegSsEdonEtz lttseriD -aatiup Ess1iuei
co an altagonism growing out of
;Fsker fi t1stf4Sa &ESre 5aS%EfA heI
racial barriers, fooltss1sx,x rAslteyingI
that his open door" pol cy would
ersctuate the -aest~ea rssuit. In ut
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3npieze .I3hEHass11 ,ia5g tHstheefj
Ice OF the clerk of the circuit court
y Bland county Virginia, in, trust
ICED Book Nc f;ApaE : 30 ~ n 8ayl
hgas6spn drAFu iEed&scGt to edo byaShd
lsSaez,s anheanAs TTAsk eeslenp =, Est
BlpefeId, WesI % Tgini "a - ne boi iti
lisd fsTSYTIe E dsgiS, ~
dswfff oHsrnaf1of gaseF alyf9iT4i !
laFRioE cash IN cha rfrff on tl,Eyii
a. sale. to the highe.s st., bidder, at
the front door of the nun cipaf
court house, in Bluefield, West Vir-
mia, on the 18th day of March
1909 at 2 O'Clock D, M. the fol-
HSNSing DESCRIBED real estates fto-wft:
= "a. arA certain tract or parcel of
ana T6n The waters or Dry Fork. In
A3fand cotrfty, Virginia., and SfescrfbL
I'd as follows: Beginning atrar 10
1sllst, tree on the line between sam
IeL Gray,s land and that OF JacH
Tines; thehce' ri a sodtherly dffec-
tom to- the tops oafBuekhorii' MSufl
aim at another seornerzof Jack Tine's 3
tapdisdhenee hin q. westsrly, direction
about one-fourth mile to a cornet
OF Will Gray's land; thence I'm A
Aoreherly direction nearly to- the toB
observation-disclosures Athenco Ssast
SQt another corner of alJaek 2 Tines
and, thence south to the said .lot
5ust tree to The place or the beginl
ling. Containing about sSS-2i Ifs2
!cres and beng the Interest prof
Faida SamuelfGray in tract of land
sQpyeyed to him., William Gray a. I
Charley Robinson. by s. w Villa as
And chaffes Muhssy al i3f%is-ii'
w. IA gGrtasn tracts Or papoSnl OF
taHd7 Of he coUsntS % uA5egceFi West
ylrginb2s ab9ut aP1ei .pte 6rolelEl-
GOOD, West virginia, cOntainf1g
about s Pr acfes, aid which adj
9O3ns the IBndsfof l.. NJ Eaton. jose
RQwAlo John .eStevsns and others.
4nd WHICH was conveyed TO the said
SamUel Cray by Ball5fd Lybrook
andSMfe. by deed9 whfGh r. OF +-er-
1td Ia the Office OF the taerkaof Sbe
e0uHtyccourt of Ne Feer conntyi West
to, WHICH. deed reference
IS here made foT a more Complete
description OF the property hcfeby
conveyed.
s--- D.. NJ BASL.EY. Trustee
i'1'-o-IO az ~ - "2rs1
: Sor1dE 70 cftHDIfoRs.
Ts, The creditors Of Is H.rAFisrs
. 0eHHaAEa.