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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-28
WOOD USING
INDUSTRY
Study Will Be Made By
Kentucky State Board of
Agriculture, Forest and
immigration.

Washington, d. c., July ga
study of the wood-usng industries Of
Kentucky will be commenced early
next month by the stat Board Of
Agriculture, Forestry and Immigra-
tion in cooperation with the United
States Forest Service.
The objects to 10 ACCOMPLISHED
through this study ars first. 20 ascer-
tain the species AMI amounts used in
the hundreds 'of factories, with the
purpose particularly OF determining
what woods should be grown for
home consumption, and second to
compile this information for the
benefit of buyers and sellers OF lum-
Der i'm the state
Tho data will be secured largely
by correspondence, ana among the
questions which manufacturers viii
be asked to- answer are: The pro-
ducts manufactured and the field of
trade The kind Of wood used I'm the
production or each article mauufac-
turod together with the approximate
amount used annually; nc cost f..
o. b. factory Of lumber bought. the
source of raw material; the grades
.of lumber which are bought, and the
small size OF each class of material
which can proftably Do purchased
AID Information given by The
manufacturers will Doc held coundou-
TIA. so far as the individual reports
are concerned, the result as whole
being combined into % report which
will Doc Published aad distributed
among those Interested.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-28
HAWLEY SALE

The sale being conducted this
week by the Hawley Merchandise
Company IS proving TO be one OF the
most successful ever undertaken in
this city. On Monday, the opening
day OF the sale, it was necessary to
close the doors at an early hour TO
prevent further congestion OF the
selling space in the store. There
has hardly been an hour during the
day that a crowd OF buyers have not
been attracted by the genuine bar
gains being offered.
Mr.. Hawley stated this morning,
to a reporter who stood behind che
counter and observed one of the toll
ling ten minute special sales, that a
big part Of the buyers were people
from the country and that tho crowds
were continually getting larger as
those who came returned home and
told their neighbors more about the
sale.
The value of aggressive advertis-
ing can not be discounted and as
proof that it pays one needs only TO
watch the continual crowds going to
and coming from ;he Hawley sale.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-28

much to lose aim and his interesting
family.
Miss Minnie Ritter has returned
from a months visit 10 Roanoke.
J. w. Kayanaugh. of Roanoke, Va.
foreman of the Western Union extra
force, was in Graham yesterday.
Miss Grace Barlow entertained n
number of her friends Monday even
ing at her home on Highland ave-
nue..
Miss Lucy Williams, of Wytheyille
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Hicks.
Henry Harvey. who has been visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. VI.
Harvey for the past six weeks. re-
turned to Portland, Me. YESTERDAY
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-28

6 R Il 'DNN|
All the Latest News Tersely Told |
the Day it Happens--Personal
Mention and Other Gossip. ::::I


Billy Mccall, of Tazewell. is visit
ing relatives here this week.
Geo F. Winston, of Washington,
d. c.. spent Monday in Graham.
George Hall, Of Tazewel. was a
business visitor here yes. erday.
Miss Currle Wilson, Of Bluefeld.
was visiting friends here Monday.
Rev. Lloyd Holloway and family
left Friday for Roland, y. c., where
they expect to reside I'm the future.
II. b. Williamson and Jack Mat
thews left Tuesday morning for Wal
kars Creek, fishing.
Miss Grace Barlow, of Highland
avenue, entertained a number Of her
young friends Monday evening.
J. w. Kavanaugh, OF Roanoke,
foreman of the Western Union extra
forces, IA in Graham today.
Mrs. " A Sanders and daugh-
ter, Miss Allen returned Monday
from a two weeks visit to Dublin
and Hunters Alum, Pulaski.
J. f.. Morton left Monday for New
port News He is a delegate from
this district to the Republican con
vention at that place.
E. l.. Lee, of Bluefeld, route agent
for the Southern Express Company.
was business visitor in Graham yes
te.day.
Miss Lucy Williams, of Wytheville,
arrived in Graham Tuesday and will
be the guest of Miss Resale Hicks
for a few days.
T. S. Gillepsie, of North Fork, a
former resident Of this place. was
calling on his numerous friends here
Monday.
Henry Harvey. who has been visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. VI.
Harvey for the past six weeks. re-
turned to Portland, Me, Tuesday.
j. II. Mccormick, who sustained a
very painful injury OF the right leg
one day last week, when he fell from
the Bank OF Graham, is improving
and hopes to be out soon.
A number of young people OF the
town had very enjoyable hay ride
Monday night Those going were
Misses Lucy and Louise Williams, OF
Wytheville; Miss Alma Spanner, of
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-28

Ironton, Ohio; Miss May Allison, OF
Glade Springs; Miss Resale Hicks
Miss Mamie Dupuy, Miss Georgia
Bonham, Miss Julia Saunders. Miss
Lena Saunders, Miss Edna Bonham,
Miss Gertrude Keister, Miss Nina
Dodd, Messrs. Robert Page, c. Il.
Early and c. ID. Groves, OF Bluefield
Hal Peery, OF Tazewell; w. b. Nor
ton, Jr., Joe Davidson, J. w. Allison,
+. VI. Barbee and w. X. Dodd
Chaperones, Mrs. l.. r. Hunter and
Mrs Thomas Lynch.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Cook and
children. OF Matewan, w. Va, re-
turned home Tuesday after 4 three
weeks visit with relatives.
Glen Mahood had the misfortune
to stick a rusty nail clear through
the ball of his foot yesterday while
at work on Judge ]. NJ. Saunders
house in South Bluefeld.
Mrs. s. NJ. Graham and sons, Hal
and Malcolm, returned yesterday
from two weeks visit with relatives
at Tazewell
II. +. Peery, Of Tazewell, Va, is
a business visitor in Graham today
J. S. Richardson, of Blueheld is
in Graham ;his morning.
c. J. Brown, of Abindon, Va, is
a business visitor to Graham today.
Miss Gertrude Keister will enter
tain number OF her young friends
this evening at her home on Main
street
Wade Crockett, who was in the
runaway accident Monday, and
whose injuries a: the time were
thought to be very slight, is suffer
ing very much this morning. In
ternal injuries are now feared
Mrs. V. A. Sanders and daughter,
Miss Allene. have returned from a
two weeks visit to Dublin and Hun
ter's Alum.
Rev. Lloyd Holloway and family
left yesterday for Roland, y. Co,
where they expec. to reside in the
future. Rev. Holloway has been
pastor Of the Missionary Baptist
church at this place for the past year
and his many friends regret very
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-28
SNCCES Of
AEROPvANE
IS PROVEN
Continued from Page one.)

Continued from Page One.)
height Of 10 feet by The break king
OF one OF the propeller blades. The
unfortunate army officer died in less
than three hours after the accident.
but Wright recovered quickly and
left for France, where his brother.
Wilbur, had been gaining fame and
rehown as the greatest of all avia-
tors.
In his fight at lie Mans and Pau,
wilbur Wright again ard again dem
onstrated the ability of the Wrigh.
aeroplanc to sustain the weight of
two men in flight. A dozen more or
less prominent aviation enthusiasts
have gone up with him, aad it was
with him that the worlds record for
twO-man flight rested.
This was made at lie Mans last
year. when with Professor Painleye.
OF the French Institute, Wilbur
Wright remained aloft ran hour,
nine minutes and thirty-one seconds.
Previous to this effor. Wilbur Wright
had TO his credit "A flight OF one hour
and sevent minutes, also made at lie
Mans. with Major Fordyce, OF the
French Army as his passenger.
The machine l. ed in yesterdays
'est flight consists of two planes. one
five feet above ahe other, and meas
uring thirty-siX feet from tip to tip.
The seat for the operator is plac-
cd in the center of the lower plane.
to the left of the motor. The pas
senger sits on the other side OF the
motor The motor itself is a pro-
duct of the Wright brothers and is
four cylinder 3O-horse-power,
water-cooled gasoline engine.
The weight of the machine, in
Guiding both operator and passenger.
Is trifle under 1900 pounds.
Poignancy was added to the ach-
ievement OF Orville Wright by the
realization by everybody present that
upon his last attempt 20 navigate the
air With a passenger, that passen-
ger, Lieutenant Selfridge, was killed,
and he himself terribly injured. His
devoted sister, Miss Katherine
Wright, who nursed him through the
period of his recovery from that dis
dster. anXiously awaited him yester-
uay from the doorway of the shed
whore the aeroplane is kept, and
when ne returned from his flight.
sripped him eagerly by the arm.
nestled her face against his breast
and said:
bulIy for you, brother; it was
beautiful"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-28
FOR SALE CHEAP

VIZ 'hbH 'iiiN.Ai "O ilCc
homes on Franklin street. Cot
tage, corner Franklin and Jack
son street, lot 50x14O, price
$1,400. Also one s room house,
with bath connection, lot 55x140,
good stable on rear OF lot. Cheap
for cash, or one-thifd cash, ball
ance in one and two years. Apply
to a. r. HARDWOOD, care w. II.
HARRY & Co. 7-22-6t.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-28
DIES OF PELLAGRA.

Columbia, S. c., July 2S.-Miss
Clara Rush died here after an illness
Of two months from pellagra. There
are several other cases of pellagra
in Kershaw county.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-28
HARRY THAW'S
SANITY SHOWN
Evelyn's Presence In Court
Room Annoys Him and
He Asks That She Be Elk
Guided.

White Plains y. y, July 2S.-
Harry Kendall Thaw. now on trial
at White Plains for his sanity, today
asked that his wife be excluded from
the courtroom as her presence am
noyed him.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-12-15
splendid Line of Stationery in
Boxes.


| range from 25c to 81 80 per box: Some of 4
| the leading papers are:
| Florence Linen Patrician Velvet
| Cranes Linen Lawn Faille Franchise
| Heather Linen Egyptian Superfine
| Writings Fleurette Old English Royalty
! Perle des Jardins Florence Linen
| We show plain, velvet and linen finish
| fabrics in these goods.
Choice Line of Cigars
We have the exclusive sale in Lancaster OF 4
the National Cigar Company's goods, known
from ocean to ocean, with one more
| stores in every city of Importance. Our I
| cigar line is one in which we take much
| pride. We name herewith a few leaders,
IMPORTED, CHOICE HAVANA CIGARS
Ell Sidelo Sanchez HaYa
| Ell SalanO FOreda
DOMESTIC 10c BRANDS
| Alcazar Tom Moore
| La AzOra Robert Burns
| VIM Penn Lady Curzon
] The Baroness
DOMESTIC SC BRANDS
Cuba Roma Louis K
Earl of Pawtucket Contract
Black and White Anna Held
| Cinco Grand Order.
| These are put up in various size boxes, con-
tanning from II to 100 cigars each, and if
you intend giving HIM a box of cigars you
will have no difficulty IN getting what will
suit our stock.
Beautiful Lamps
This line has attracted much attention and
| elected great admiration. We have them
for oil or with electrical attachments, and
never before had such attractive designs.
All prices.
Do not wait until the day before Christ
mas to make your selections. 1t is an
advantage to make an early inspection
and make your choice while the assort-
ment is most complete and therefore at
It's best. Otherwise some other buyer
may have chosen the very thing you
would have most desired.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-12-15

best Sellers list price $1.5O &1 Or
Our price .............YA sAO
This list of copyrights includes only this
years books, such as:
''Old Rose and Silver"-Myrt1e Reed
''The Eoregners"-R0lph Common
'EThe Silver Gorde" -Rer Beach
Northern Lights Gilbert Parker
'tThe White Sister"-MGrGon CRAWFORD
''The White Prophet"-HaU CGiae
stThe Goose Girln-HdrOld McGrGtb
ssMv Lady of the South"-RGndGU Parrish
Jeanne of the Marshes"-E. Phillips OPP
penhein1e
s'The White NIECE Richard Harding Dovis
''John Marvel Assistant" Thomas Nelson
Page
1.-THE Danger Mark Chambers
"Red Horse Hilr'-Sydney Mccall
Calling of Dan Matthew'S Harold Bell
Wright
1.-THE Dominant Dollar"-WiU LiltibrIdge
''Margarita's Soul'-IaagrGhaaa Lo0eH
1.-THE Homesteaders"-KG Dc Virgil BoyleS
We have hundreds of others which are
famous but not of the 1909 list. They have
been great favorites and, in fact, are yet.
We are non selling lii them SOC
Included in the lot at these prices are:
Red Rock, The Shuttle, The Crossing, st.
Elmo, Brewster's Millions, The Little Broth
er of the Rich, Jane Cable, The Man of the
House, The Circular Stair Case, The Bish-
ops Emeralds, Paid in Full, The Doctor,
Lavender and Old Lace, The Little Shep-
herd of Kingdom Come, The Crompton's
The Cameron Pride, Daisy Thornton, Bes-
sizes Fortune, David Harum, The Rose of
Old st. Louis, The Claim Jumpers, The For
est Hearth, The Westerners, The Call of the
Wild, The Trail of the Sword, The Presi-
dent, and many others. All SOC each.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-12-15
SOC
Some Humorous Book

Something new and novel this year in
line of humorous and satirical books,
which are making hit. They include such
titles as: The Cynic's Rules of Conduct
misrepresentation Women, Tobacco Leaves,
Widows Grave and Otherwise; Knocks, A
Bunch of Lemons, Simple Biography, Every
body Up, Stung Again, Dont's, Sour Son
nets of a Sorehead, Sally, Mrs. Tubbs Cupid
the Surgeon, Reflections of a Bachelor,
Tight Wads, The Smile on the Face of the
Tiger, The Foolish Dictionary, Cinders.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-12-15
Beautiful Gift Books

The seasons choicest offerings by Howard
Chandler Christy, Harrison Fischer, Henry
HUT, James Whitcomb Riley, Marie Cor
relli and others of the most famous artists
and authors. Look them over. You will
be pleased All the standard books in beau
tiful designs.
Some of the leaders in the illustrated
line by Fischer, Chrlsty and Hutt are:
''Songs of Cheer" ''Songs of Summer, "
Farm Rhymes, ~ Love Lyrics" 'Home
Again With Me-" ''While the Heart Beats
Young" and "Out to Old Aunt Mary's,' all
by James WhitcOmb Riley.
Then there is 1.-The Christy Girl" al
ways a favorite; 1.-THE Henry HUT Book"
Bachelor Bellies" by Fischer; 'Our Girls, "
by Christy; "Courtship of Miles Standish, !"
illustrated by Christy, and many others,
also all of
THE STANDARD POETS
in various styles of binding, plain and illum-
mated editions. We show:
Shakespeare Wordsworth
Whittier Byron
LOngfellOw Burns
Browning Tennyson
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-18
CRoTON COUPLE
WE'D IN KE0KUE
Truman aaines snr leors Sawyer
S.szi : Ma-rr Or -nsir Fri.nns.
Surprising Tn.m

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Fo-sncs Davis I'M Hiss Ru-h F5En5-
master hgFs -s-E1ed 1-un TIsn
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--uda W-Esho1r-a. q. axFla
Miss Gsrls Seth K spending 4Ev
LAYS 2. FEul5nE1al.
hist Bha3 Bel ant a-ulhs- d
Dumas, WIG agvs been v1sz-zns here
haTs returned 111s
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z1gaa1 y E-s11 1ns nns-gl u 1hs
liza Mrs Jotn Ruba
Mss Ruzs Fsgngsa- Il VISITING
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ns6 n Lhs BEpl1s1 1taisaa7. Rav. }
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Pennington
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asT Aaock Llr ms -4Eufa- s1-
7,921Dsut Sunday II N
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-18

l.2Gn year Tere * what he Courier
szsTs @ m nHE acQuis7liun-
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-18

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-18
FROM FORMER
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People.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-18
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