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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-02

mo i1tcreiionlcn Monolung, ben gut
hcotu6tcicu mo nitt corrifirtcl
Gtoroftcrcn { &erioncL. ruie mir Tie
tGQlid) int &cbcn uirfIid trefieuD
uno Dem omiliantcn IioIog. 80 ,it
Dos Stiid sbicr 0cRcben m,Ir0c. bat
Is mic cine 9topjtGt Ncuirft. rno ca
lit on5ltncbmcn, ooB ea nicamoi lei
men nltcn Griu!Q rrncucru mo mic
Hcr nplc 0duicr 5icbcu miro. Gir
&cicBun0 bat lid I'M @ouic Ocr 3cit
picIioM Nc0nocrt, oucin Ole @cicu
lM0lt. luCId)c Is bieamul nit iidj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-02
llnicrc Spern. Saiion.

GoS n1d)Itc @oitlpicl Der .Wetropo-
Titan Spcrn g @ciellid)oit" ant
tonumenocu Mittpod,. - Fucci-
mis- go @obcmc" 0Clongt sur
Nlifilbr,mG. - N~uellanoro 9onci
ais ,Hlloolpb." - Iic iibri0e We-
iebung cbcniulla cine %olGnenoe.
Gic ncuntc re9elm6Bige &oritel
hing l%ullcrer Spern SoiionL ipeldc
ON fonrmcnoen Niittmod, 9lbcno IN
Der sSpric". itattiinbet, bringt Yllcci
mis- neben lciher vMooome @litter-
lin" mobl mciit9egebcneS @crf go
@obenc". Die Sper, oie and, in Der
poriQcn Soiion bier non Der nWetro,
politon Spcrn @eleuihnit" jllr
, GorItclung gcbrod)t muroe, erirellte
lid i'll unicrcr Stoot b%eionberer De
iicbtbcit mn oiiritc olld, biclc0 Mo(
mle0cr Gin uolleS SailH 5iebclL unllo-
lllcbr, ais Die Nc'ebitnq cine mlrtlid)
ollaNcjcid)nctc lit. % lit an nllcrcr.
tier Stellc Nllciinnoro @onci 5ll l1el,-
mem Der nidIt nit llnredt ais Der
critic lpriihc Senor Der Nclt, Der M
I bcItrittcne Wteiltcr 6ca Nel cnntosSc.
ioll1ca Nepriclcn miro. Gr perf0r-
pert bic 1Sartic bc@ Hubolpb, Die bon
allen aritlfern ais Die bette Holc lei.
hes umfnnNrcid)en Hepcrtoirs be-
5cid)net miro. Ger Milnitler mar nod
llic 10 por5iiglih bel Stimmc luie IN
hieier SoIion; er ideint iett i'm Sc.
NTH ieillcs Shoiicna 81 Iteben. User
INNER ibu lebtbin in Der Eortie ocS
nNlircb" 1T go Sropiatn" b0rte, Der
miro Dies ais ridltiQ onerfcnnen.
Tie Sopronlitin SronccS 9lou
iinat sic .Miimi," Die inn @oriabrc
pon Der Sorror intcrpretirt mllroc.
| Sic perforpcrte IN Der filr5lid)cn
nEogliocci" sNuffiIbrlng bic vNoo'
bn" llilo 5ciatc lid bel Der @eie9cn'
belt oIa cine Giinitlerin bon bemcr4
ten0iuertben itinmlihen Wiitelu II.
GROCER idlouipieleriiher Ncaobung.
Sbrcm 2luftreten biirftc nit groBem
Slltereiie entgcgcngclcben icin.
Nls ,Wtorcello" nlod)t Clio Willp
iein orittcs Grld,einen in oieier Soi'
| ion. Ger iunge enlinente 9oritonlIt
bot iid) ollrd ieine %pollcnoeten Sei.
illrgen ola nSilpio" in nEn9licci'"
lno r@roi Suno" I'M Isl Srouatorc"
III baltimore cilcll 0roBen Gerebrer,
trcis gclponllcn; cine llcllterburtc
| Iuageitultung aud bieier Mollc lGBt
iih Don inn nit Siherbeit ermorten.
Iie iibrige 9ciebung Der Sper 1T
Die iolgenoe: nShounoro," Noumo
Gibur; .9enoit, u. Eini Gorii;
! .Yurpignel," Ingelo 9ooo; .Gollt.
ne" Nnoreo De Se9urolu; .Mlcinoo.
re-" i. @ianoli . @olletti; .Wlliet.
to-" Bella Nlten; "Sengente," Gooor'
DO Miiiioito; .G%oaoniere," @iuieppc
5ccdi.
Nm Iirigenten Tult miro Ditto.
rino Eooelti iiben, Der feline S1bigs
teiten ols Srdeitcrleiter bier id)on IN
oieicr Suiion 5il luieoerbolten Wolen
5n belpeiicn @elegcnbcit gebubt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-02

Cilenc @eliebte nod Der Gemosfi.
RING Dor lid iiebt. lin Die Ser
midelmgen nod if)nieriger 5l mo
d)cn, miro, SelaQun un9cmeloet, Der
icine aodin Gibolettn ais ieineu
ShiibIing Barbara uoritellt. Ter
Nerjog looet bei0e Wdotcn 5itln
Nbenbelien Elm, nnO iein Slirt nit
ben beioen WGohen erregt III bod
Ilcm Mobe oic Giierillht Gnrumello'S
lno oeS @cliebten Giboletto'S, Eap
pccoou, Ole %eioe al Der 6oiel uiti
mdrten miliieu uno ibren Merger 10
Gates aebt, perbergeu, bis lid, cnolid)
NlIeS IN 8oblaeiuQcn mlil0lt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-02

ilbrtgcns polio rtell lit, bat Der @elC
puntft oii9ellIdeinlid, gar feline Role
acipielt; lie lit non bodItcr Glegol,.
Defenders crm0bnensrerfb iino met
rcrc biibid)c Ballet. Cinlooen. &ie
iiblif, mcroen ON Mittuod) u;i0
Somito9 Wotintc'r acactcH.
r@oIlioauftr. Sbcoter."
Sting 6ulcn" cine moocrne nllii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-02
NnTere Whenter.
NJ II ii 4fooemie e.

wv II II T 7 q = III e
Gem @aQoce's beriibmteS rcligtos-
romnntiidbes Ironu Ben Sllr"gcbt
Oicle @od)e in Der yDtliit Atu0c-
mic" III S5ene. Gieies Stiict lit bier
in Baltimore idon ,pieberbolt 5lIr
N%nffiibruug geiau9t, g%euinnt abcr
bel jebem rtcllen Grihcinen einctl
groberen &reis BON 9epumocreru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-02

9ic Gi@uerb0ltniilc IN
Dem obercn Sbeile Der G~bciapeatc
0ai unb in oen 3uiliiiien Der 9oi
lino red)t beoenflid,e fiir Ole Sd,iii
fubrt. Capt. 8rap, Der 9eieblsbaber
bcs Gisbreders oannopoliS." Scr in
ben lebten Sagen IN ueridie0eneu
Sbeilcn Der 8oi 9ohn 9ebrofen bat
iiir 9oi, 6n6r5cuge, crtbcilt Den BE
libern flcinercr Tobrjciige cen Tutb.
oieiclben an Den @eriten liegen 81
Iniicn unb nit)t Den &erii,d) 5u ma.
d)ell, lid einen @eg ourdl'S Gis 81
babnen. Ger Gbelter,H iper lit total
iiberfroren uno iiir Die Shiffiabrt &c
idlolien. Ger Gboptunf. Hiper lit
alld) D liter 5u liter nit elmer GiS-
oedc beoedt; Dem Iampier oIpulon"
gelollg eS abcr, iid) bis Cambridge eli
nen @cg 81 bobnen. Ios Sis bor
cine St1rte Don 6 bis I 3oa. - Vci
Sporrolp'S Boint mar Die @ui geiicrn
Don llier 81 llier nit GiS bcoedt.
Neue &oa9uns benz 4 brcn
/ d. 49, Iie geiterll ali Der Ycni
Iplpalid Npcnlle Yinie in Gieait
AeItclltcll Observation-Disclosures"
beluabrtcn Iid) bciier, ols ~erluurlct
iuuroe. Gle Gonolltteure muren no.
iilrlid) griInolid einercr5irt, uno ou3
Vubllfum bate genilg IN Den Sci.
iullaeu ilber ole nit Dem 9etrieb Der
ltellcn Woggon5 uerbltnscnen Gegcln
gclelell, ooB cS nit oenlelben eirliger,
nluBcn gut pertruut mar uno fciuc
llennenSluerthe Gotiuiion entitanh.
Gic un5uirieocniten Eoiio9iere morer
Gle Norder, Die acuobnt lirto, aui Der
binteren Hlottiornt 81 iteben mo
tire Gigorre ooer Eieiie 81 raild)cn.
giti Den tellen Wnggon0 bari nam
lid Nienlano nllf Der Eluttiorm tic
bcr. gtipoS Goniuiiou p%erllrlod)tc
/ juipeilen aud oaa Wedieln poit gro.
6crcn 0elbitiitcn. Iic gohnbcam-
ten glanben ober, baB foIt ole Cen
tc, peldc Ole StrqBcnbubn benuBcll.
lid ouron geluobnen meroell. bOs no
tbige aleingelo sur Sano III bobcti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-02

cutipriGt, luic Die ota @eltcrdl ga
mopor, oea prrliebtcn Qltcn rliiiIhul
Generals, ocn er in oicicm Stildr
pcrforpert. Gr l0Bt Ncnn ord) bic
3uidoucr 0cn don3cn }ibcnO iiGcr
lliht olt9 Dem 2afcn herouafoai
mcr. lin i'm berlm ~Nruppirt ijt)
cine Grippe. ocrcr NtitgIieNsr ans.
nobmaloa liid)tiHc3 leiitcn. Ser
Gnor iii mmcriid itorf mo pobl &C.
ihrlt; oo& Srheitcr t6rt iejHtll
lbcil 5lun NclinQcn oea Mnn5cn. %ii
Der &%oitiilnirunn Dc3 Stildca, Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-02

Ncnc Gpmpagnic Tie
vIulonp &ernop So" lit an Steue
Ger @m. :. s. Tulonp so. getreteu.
ole Dor etlid)cn Wonaten in Die San.
DC bon Woiienpernolter i%iberging.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-02

bca crltcn Ecobubp-N ccitulS IN 6crt
lcllclt Sabre lucrbcn 0ruullodl olio
nic &crren @irB mo Mca@ beitrciz
ten. Ter Grltacnonnte lit EroTcl'or
iiir &iolinsGeuo om Eeoboon.Gonicr.
uatorilml unO ais W~tetIter ieine5 ST
ltrlmnentS bel Dem mlliitoliid)en Yu,
blitllm unicrer Stobt nnertonnt.
Ncrr @irB lit elm NollGnOer bon Sc
burt mo bot nuf Gonjcrtreilcn burd)
europa aroBc Sriurnpbe 1eteierI.
Nerr WellS lit Gin Wroouirtcr be2
cubohp- GonierputprinmS iiir icire
electromagnetic Scgobun0 lpridt Die
Sbntiutc. or I'M pori9en Satire cine,
Der Stipcn0irn oc3 SnititlltS Nc.
lpoml. Scit Der 0cenbigltn9 icilcr
Illabilbun0 lit er bcrcitS pcrifieocllc
Wulc III baltimore unb uuocrCu
StGOten OILS Splilt oligetrctcn mo
bot ilbcroll pcroientc 9nerfenmlnJ
~geiunbcn. Gle beiocn aiinitler bo=
ben lid) fiir ibr CONCERT Elm cberlo
Invertebrates, mlc oilprudSpoi!e3
Ero0rnmm 9cmGblt boa eincn gro
ben &unitaenltB in NuSiiht itcllt.
Eeobobp Gr0cl Trci-
G~on5crt.
9n3 critic Somntoaa SrAc(G rci
CONCERT oll5 elmer Scric bon 3lpGli,
mcId)c iiir oiclc @interioiion uorNc.
'c)et 1T. miro bcutc 9tatnlittuN I'M
"a l(br I'M QroGen GonScrtiuulc oc9
oFcobo0p Sn'titltH" 0cgcbcu. Sri.
Gllic Wtilcr, Die S@r9nniitin Der ct.
Saul Wetbobiltcnsaird)c lit Ole Con
j%crtaebcrin. &br o%iiiitirt Nr. Norrp
y. Eca5ic, Der moblbctunnte 9oritont
sanger. Nud)ltcbcnb 6ua 1lr Srrd),
riihrlunQ a%cloll0cnbc EroNrumm: Or.
9cl.Sonote No. I Don Wcn0claiobn;
.Wtold mo electra" aus ,9ic Gleias
nrl" bon 9tid)otl; 500 bupc Wcrcp"
filr @uritou uon GuboiS; .Toiiuca.
Glio" IN Gsltoll bon Bad; ,Nntcr.
rle55o, nOtc0ibotioll" ltl0 ,Wiord,c
Fontlriculc" nllS Der t.. Symphonic
Don @ibor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-02

brin9t lit cine Scr beiten in oelt Ser.
c%inigtcn Stootcn mo meiIt pie(t
&r0ite eriten Han9es. ooruntcr
SoDnnp Nan OILS Sting Gaiep," AM.
Ger iilr ieillc Stoae mic geidoifcn lit.
IS 0ie6t nenige o%merifoniife Stiide,
IN -0enel mon einen lold)' ed)tcn
tiinltlcriidcn @enuB gemartigell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-02
sSoel 0utttatt & 81.
lrrkanf unu aetuirktem Nnter,ema
@emirftes llnter,eus iIr Sranen, Manner uuS Sinner.
y 3eit 5nm &aricn, 10 lnuge Ersiic ichr nieSrig Nno.
TIr Eruueu.

Sdlnnuol Combination SrmUn= Nnjuge rem melB. NNe
Surona - SuBtn0tel.& 1ngen init bobem Goden lmo longen Ner'
meln; eSuBfn0dcl @Gngen nit boheu 9aden mo tur5en aernrln;
anic Sdngen nit bobem 9tudeu lmn tur5en Aermeln; antes Son9en
nit boben 9uden mo obnc Nerntcl. llnlere re8nlnre hnn
Zoe. GuulitGt. VVo
Rein mciBe 0erippe SmiB llneriaden nit lan9en Nermcn.
6uBtnodel lanBc lnteruden mo lricota 0o5u pdncno. hnn
lnere rcalldre IDc. Nuulit0t .................... wv
@oIbmoCenc Continuation 4n5tgc ir 6roueH - 90
meiB oocr grau. llniere regulGre $500 Sorte. 49,. VlIOo
0ulbroaenc llnterioden, -ioien II. Srcots ilr trauen 7Gc
, - niB ODER grou. llncrc rcgnlGre $1.0O Sore. ....... III
&cimpolcnc itmore 6roen 5ricotS anielon9e. g 0Q
l(nerc reQulGrc $3.50 Sortc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. VlLJo
6rorpn lluterioden - ncortgcr Nodcu uno obne Arra h0n
mel; nit fen geb0teltcn Dotes. 15c. bis ST mertb ..... VJG
TMr WGnner.
2aucel2bnnr llnerbcmben uno =0oien fr VfGnner - regular
9emudt; ollie 0r0beu bis 81 50. ltniere regulGrc 1925 q 90
Sorc VIioo
Rcinc Nutlrmoucnc Wdunrr llnerbcmbCn mo aSoier - re
AuIGr gcnudt; oe Vr0bcu. llnVe rCBulGre 1925 Ct 90
SorW ....',.'''. YISS
NntlrpoUrnc NfGucr llnterbcmoeu mo -Soeu; ale Ct 10
6rGGeu. llncre rc2ulGrc $3.50 Sortc. ....,......... VlIEJ
Wittcldnrcrc frnn50iiidc Hulbri9gnn WGmer Inter 0Qn
bcmocn mo %Noicn. llniere rcgul1re ST % Sorte ...... Jul
WittcGdpucrc 9toturponc NfGnner llnterhenloen mo Q0o
,Nuien. llncre rrNuI1rc 500 Sortc ................ OJI
&leinr Eurte 9tnturpoue WGnner lnterbenoen mo -SoIen;
$500 Sorf. ......... VlLEu
Angebrodbcne Eortc 9erippte 9olbriggon Nf6nner lin 900
tcrhcmocn mo ,Soien. JJI
1tnterSeua nuo Smenters fir ainoer.
ahmc Guic mcIer aGmBnr Stint atbW SadcrS wctTs - rob mo
; $s5#;"'; 9s " %$$ &c. y 3S;S 1 rai: s #5 nit as sf' ssass sSa" $40 ;2.1j)
)otl GutmQn 4 Co. ,,,r tas e ss ,ss s.,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-02
gel @crrenfnnsen, Euetidlrnsen uacr
geritandnngcm

Made man ioiort GinrcibunacN NH
Tr. Hihtcr'S
PAIN EXPELLER
Sett 40 Snbren 6epabrt uno &c
lie6t IN 6elltifen SonIilien ais Sous
inittel. % uuo SOC. IN Npctbefei.
Nur edit nit anfer.
i. No. Hid)tcr & So.
tanS Hnoofitabt, Shirinsenl
215 Yeari Street, Hew Bort
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-02

Sdfe 5mr 9ieiie in's NuslanS be.
iorst s. Tainc, Nr. 413, Sit-YaIti.
mureitrdfe, nabe Guitum Ssuie Abe.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-03
MEN WANTED

Young men who would like to enter
the Railway Mail Service should pre-:
pare for the examination which will be
held November 18th in several cities
Of this State.
An examination for Post Office
Clerks and Carriers will be held dur.
Ing the first weel o. November.
In the Railway Mail Service. sal.
aries run as high as $500. The Post
ONCE positions pay from $500 to 1900
The Commercial Correspondence
Schools of Rochester. N. Y, have had
remarkable success in coaching appll-
cants for Government positions. Young
men prepared by them invariably pass
high and secure the first appointments
Any young man who writes to these
schools viii be told how he can pass
the examinations and secure one of
these high-salaried life positions. AID.
dressN Commercial Correspondence
Schools, 1444 Schools Bldg, Rochester,
n. Y.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-03
NOTICE

The following named parties have
filed their application with the clerk
Of the Board OF Affairs OF the city Of
Bluefeld asking for license to sell
at retail spirituous liquors, wine, por.
ter, ale, beer and drinks Of like ma
Sure at the places set out after their
respective names.
y. M. Cohen, corner Princeton Ave.
nue. and Stewart Street, City Of Blue
field I'm Altamont Hotel Building. -.
VI. Cohen is the owner Of said build.
Ing.
Louis Jebarwitch. % old No, 43 new
No, Princeton Avenue. city Of Blue.
field. in the II r. Hunter Building
II. r. Hunter is the owner OF said
building
Said applications will be presented
W the Board OF Afa'rs az their frs,
meeting or adjournment thereof after
September 4, 1910.
j. T. AKERs, AGdJtor
S-5-10-4wkA -.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-03
NOTICE.

w I'D NlItblNlA.
IN MERCER COUNTY COURT
CLERKS OFFICE:
The following is list OF persons
who have filed applications to the
County Court Of Mercer County, West
Virginia for license to sell, at retail,
spirituous liquors, wines, porter. ale,
beer and drinks OF like nature for the
remainder OF the license year ending
June Both 1911:
J. w. Mcclure and j. l.. Perdew.
partners trading as MCGUIRE G. Per.
due. OF Giatto, West Virginia: TO sell
in the Kelley &c Ashworth Building at
Giatto, in Mercer County, West Vir.
ginia.
G. F. Thomas, J. f. Thomas and
y. i. Fleeman. partners trading as
Hawks Liquor Company; G. f. Tho
mas and j. Il. Thomas residing at
Marion, Virginia, and N. l.. Fleeman
residing at Godfrey, West Virginia, 10
sell in the Jairus Collins Building At
Godfrey, in Mercer County, West viz
ginia.
Given under my hand this the end
day OF September, 1910.
e. L. BOWMAN, Clerk.
9-2-9-1G-23-1O
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-03
NEWS AVID GOSSIP
OF NEWffeRk.
Continued from Page on.)


lie, the Democrats are beginning to
wear the optimistic expression of a
cat who hears a mouse. Harmony"
has become the watchword of the
Empire State Democracy, with power
and preferment and pie asothe Jpos-
sible rewards for attaining this beati
fic state. To that end, pow-wow
will be held next Thursday at the
KnickerboclIer Hotel when ways and
means of bringing about harmony and
presenting "a solid front to the enc
my" will be discussed. State Chair
man John A. Dix is the leader in the
movement. Conservatives and radi-
calls will be urged to duty their little
axes and forget such principles as
are conflicting, in order that a Demo
cratic victory may be brought about.
New York labor unions are>planniDg
the greatest Labor Day celebration
and parade in the history of the city
for Monday next. Tens of thousands
OF men, representing the hundreds of
organized trades, will be in line and
the demonstration will be an impos-
ing illustration of the power of or
ganized toll. 5-,.-.,
II was twenty-eight years ago that
the first Labor Day parade was held
in New York, as it was also the first
In the country. At that time militant
labor unions were viewed with suspic.
ion by many good people, who were
accustomed to denounce the leaders in
such movements as anarchists" and
dangerous agitators." Except in
Battle Creek and Los Angeles. snch
views are no longer held by any con.
siderable number of people, and the
ranks" who took part in the first oh
servance of Labor Day may feel well
repaid for the scorn and contumely
heaped upon them at that aum6o
The first parade started from city
Hall, with about a hundred men in
Tine. The little band was greeted with
boots and jeers as II marched dp tom.
but the "tgitators" kept doggadiy on
their way. At Astor Place large
number Of laboring men had gathered
with the intention Of joining the pa-
rade If It reached that far. The ad.
dition of these summer soldiers and
sunshine patriots" brought fbe pro.
cesslon up to respectable Size. and
the boots and jeers were succeeded by
cheers. From Astor Place to Union
Square the procession grew constant
" longer, and at the reviewing stand
there were $500 men in line. The sue
cess Of the demonstration was herald
ed in the newspaper extras, and that
afternoon 10000 men, women and
children oined in the picnic Of the
Central Labor Union.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-03
HoW's THIS.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case OF Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halts catarrh
Cure. GG, yne yd
r. J. CHENEY Re CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned. have known
f. j. Cheney for the last is years.
and believe him perfectly honorable
In al business transactions and n.
nancially able 10 carry out any obi.
cations made by his firm.
Walding. Kinnan e. Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o
HalIs Caetarrh Cure Is taken IN.
ternally. acting directly .upop the
blood aned mucous surfaces OF the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Price rs cents per Bottle. Sold by
all Druggists. .5I.H...
Take Halls Family Pulls TO consu
patton.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-03
NOTICE OF reusree,s "a, o

Notice IS hereby given that the un.
dersigned will receive private bids
before the 18Th day OF September
1910 for the outstanding accounts and
notes due the late firm OF l.. y. St
Clair q Co., and n a sum, considered
by me sufficient, is not offered by said
time. / VIII offer the same ON said
date at public auction TO Che highest
bidder. IN front Of the First National
Bank OF Blueheld.
THESE accounts and notes may be in
apected by any ono Interested by an
plying TO the undersigned.
II. G. JORDAN, Trustee.
S-292-6-121O .1.t III.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-03
SOCIETY PERSONALS.


Miss Hilda Wilson has returned
fro ma visit to friends in Lynchburg.
Mrs. c. o. Stahlman has returned
from visit to Parkersburg.
Miles Cary of Eggleston is visiting
In the city this week.
Richard Arters is visiting friends
in Roanoke this week.
Miss Nancy Leslie is visiting rela-
tiyes in Tazewell this week
Francke Fox is visiting friends in
Salem this week.
John and Frank Taylor are visiting
friends in Norfolk
Miss Nellie Cooley visited relatives
at Tazewell for few days this week
Miss Willie May Carr OF Falls Mills
was a visitor to the city during the
week.
Mrs. Nathan Sohn and daughter
spent a few days in Pocahontas this
week visiting friends.
y y y
William Barkesdale has returned
from two weeks visit to friends at
Danville
Miss Louis Hill VIII has been visit
ing in the city left this week for her
home at Bedford City.
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Miss Pauline Long OF Lynchburg is
the guest of Mrs J. Frank Maynard
of Wayne Street.
Miss Virginia Mcdowell returned
this week from the seashore. where
she has been for several weeks.
kKE
Mrs. Il. VI. Greer and Miss Martha
Green were the guest OF Mrs. Z. X.
Kits for few days this wee.
Mrs. J. d. Sweeney and children
OF Marietta are the guest 81 Mrs. y.
y. French Of Highland Avenue.
Misses Blanche Witten and Aileen
Akers left this morning for Ports
mouth. Ohio where they will visit for
several weeks.
Miss Margaret Byers who has been
the guest OF Miss Martha Easiey Of
Giileis street, returned 20 her home
at Fort Defiance Va. this week.
Misses Bessie, Mablo and Agness
Iiincheo who have been visiting
friends in Roanoke for several days
returned home this week.
Miss Forest Hudson william Hud.
son and Frank Baggett we're tho
guests OF Miss Aileen Akers Of Taze.
well street for few days this week.
Miss Matte Akin who has been the
guest OF Mrs. r. II. Easley returned
this week TO her home at Greenville,
Mississippi.
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First Rantist chngsehI

On account Of the absence of the
pastor, Rev. S. II. Mabie, who is TAX
ing much needed rest OF few days
IN the country, there &iHHbe no morn
ing service. Rev. s. d. ,Sizerl will
preach at 8 p. m. YromIG11"
Sunday school at 9.45 h. myoe
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Grace Methodist Church.

Sunday School at 9:3O a. m. y. III.
Hicks superintendent nv W0G
Preaching at IL a. m ana SIP. m. by
the Pastor. Every body invited and
given a cordial welcome. rumTaH
J. S. HAMILTON.
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Friday.

Sixtieth anniversary of the admission
of California to the Union will he cele-
brated throughout the state.
Annual maneuvers OF the French
army will begin in tho region between
.Rouen and Amiens.
Folk-for- President boom is expected
TO be formally launched at the Mis-
souri, Democratic convention i'm Jener
son City.
The Hague tribunal OF arbitration
will probably issue it's reward in the
Newfoundland fisheries dispute be
tween Great Britain and the United
States
Reunion OF the Rockefeller Family
Association, which includes tho oil
king. will be held at Newburg. N. Y.
Saturday. m
Former President Roosevelt will dc.
liver address on civic subjects in Pitts
burg, Pa.
Special meeting OF the cabinet will
be held in Washington. when Presi-
dent Taft will urge the need of econ
omy.
United States Senate Investigation
into the charges made against Senator
Lorimer Of Illinois, will be commenc-
ed ut Chicago.
Eighth national agricultural and
horticultural exposition OF Switzer-
land opens at Lausanne
Col. Mosby's Rangers will hold a
reunion and convention at Herndon,
Fairfax, Va.
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Presbyterian Church. b

Rev. S. w. Moore, pastor, will
preach Sunday at II a. IN and s p.
IN. All are cordially invited. ni1I
Sunday School at $3.50. g. rGH'
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Christ Episcopal Church.

Christ Episcopal Church.
Alble Glass and Sunday School at
9:45 a. m. a..s' .oias
Morning SeTv!"9 Communion and
Sermon at II a. M. 1000 tu
Evening service and sermon Mt 7 80
p. IN. H-r Hri G
Litany service Wednesday at g p. m.
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Calvary Bantist Church

Preaching Sunday at fl a. IN. by the
Pastor. j. II. Franklin. H gls
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
All are cordially invited to come.
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EAsLEY G. WEST can collect your
rents cheaper than you can and only
charge per cent and remit monthly.