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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-18
ITRANsFea OF LIQUOR LICENSE

TRANSFER oF LIQUOR LICENSE
Notice is hereby ven that Harry
NJ. Mats, residing at Pocahon as.
Virginia, has iiled in my once an ap-
plicst on FOR the transfer TO him OF
the unexpired term OF tho retail
liquor license heretofore granted o
c. X. Mustard and G. w. Carter.
partners trading as Windsor lTotsl
Co 10 the Sarah Kaufman build ns
situated OF the south side OF pr'nl
ceton Avenue n he clty OK Blue
GELD ". Va. for the license year
ending june Soth. l0iO.
G ven under my hand. this che
sih spy " February 1910.
h. L. BOWMAN. Clerk,
County Govt OF MVrSer County,
West Virginia.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-18
hS,pira Him out

lie was wcN rrooWcd sober en-
emily inefficient buj he5,ooSeO g. y ~,
cd ~ he approached Il un.icvmau en-
roadway. near Long ACre >aUGye-,.
"Qmvcr, know my mamie and al
hat sort of uH@" said ~. "bu {,
lon't know where live. whnrn | 30
bout -
Advertise" said the buCcoat Hitha
'tony stare. what are yUu giving
neT"
Honest" continued the worried one.
I'm u stranger IN New York. Got here
his morning Had the address OF
1oardIng house on slip ~ pupcr
reud gave mc Went there. cuga.ch
'oard, left my trunk uul them went
NJ on business. Now I've ioN the
.trip OF paper somehow. and I've for
often the street aud number WhMtU
dor
'Adycrtifc repeated tho bluccont
nj less hluuuy Then go 20 huie,
Nd wait for AN answer. Auolhrr wa,
&" write Jo tho friend who gave YOU
be address "
Thank you," snid the lost one crate
'ully. York Globe
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-18
Scene from he Girl from kectcr $.
IHE GUTTER STOCKS BILL
FORT HIS EVENING


Il 10 not often tina Ile actual
quality OF repertoire pc. ( finances
rousss q theatre patron TO the point
OF real enthu iasm, but the Cutter
Stock prssen cations Leing given a;
the ;Elk's Opera House this week are
an adoption 10 the rule Last night
thia excellent organization enacted
AT Risk of HIS Life" and an on the
nrst night the varioui members OF
the company from thuse having the
important roles down TO those cast
for email parts gave perfect satie-
faction. Chief among he many ways
in which the Cutter organization
differs from the gene-.l run OF stock
oompAnteI is that Mr.. Cutter has
spent large sum OF money In pro-
Viding scenery and costumes. Watch
ING . Cutter performance one 10 i'm
medietely impressed with the lavish
stage enings. They remind one
poasrantE q tigh Griced ~ rae
tons. Under the circumstances It 10
not at al surprising that the Cutter
company lie drawing large aud en- ces
nightly.
Tcnight's play is THE Wall Street
Detective" Howard Hail. late sue.
esss and q large houSe wi be the
result.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-18
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES, SAFE.

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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-18
OPPORTUNITIES IN
SOUTHERN Stalls

10 rsspon TO q request for fur
Their Information about the plan OF
the Southern Railway Co. to expand
It's advertising work for the South,
President w. w. Finley wires the
Manufactures Record as follows:
Il have received your telegram or
the 9Th inst. asking for information
relative to the plan q the Southern
Railway co. for Advertising tho
South throughout tho North and Yves.
and In Europe. The management Of
thi company believes that the oppor-
tunities for agricultural and indus
tia development IN the Southeast
ern States are unexc lied by those Of
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-18
UNCLE JOSEPH
VS. AUTHORITY

"Uncle Joe" Cannon is responsible
for n new word which prom ses to
find lis way into the e. q 81 con
si25u airy. DInng the seven months'
run OF The GIRL from Reco.' at
Weber's Music hall last season, the
speaker steDpd in after the first
act, seated himself In a box and be-
gan TO enjoy the show. His laugh
during the Iast act caused a ripple
through the house because IL, vol.
ume destroy ed the hearing OF many
OF those close about MIN. After the
performance the manager OF the
house asked what be thought OF
The Girl"
Its q shipper" he an wered.
What does that mean?" was the
query.
Quick, entertaining, de ightful--
great in fact
Il never heard the word before"
ventured the manager, .....a.,...-......
Neither did l." returned = the
Speaker.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-18
IMPROVEMENTS
FOR KANAWHA

Washington, FEB 18l- Represen-
tative woodward hs5 obtdned the
promise OF a hearing by the Board
OF Review on tne report on the Lit
tie Kanswhs River Improvement 10
be held next Monday morning at ton
clock
The hearing viii be public and any
delegation from Tsrkersburg or the
Dattlc Kanavha Valley that may be
pycTent viii be heard 81 tho BOARD
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-18

any other section OF the country;
that the splendid progress made by
the South IN the last 30 years will
continue, and that this progrs 8
may be materially accelerated
by wider dissemination OF infor-
nation as to the great variety and
richness OF Southern resources and
b. putting ieop.e 20 other sections
who are looking 10. home for op-
pr'unitics NJ employment and for IN
this company are !ntorwoyou with
those Of the communities along our
lines.
IN expanding our work OF advcr-
tising the resource and oppor,uni-
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m. Mule. In Quiz we,.,..

tNe MoiIet IN Gull W0terA
The mullet has always attracted q
Sodly share or attention. His fame 20
OF eircumscribed by the Boundaries
the gulf. Whether the visitor De
nin the Atlantic or the Pacific cuas
from the shores OF the NeSilterrn-
I'm or the Baltic, he vaults TO see. ex
ulne and feast GA the n,ullpt
tie il the best known cSh thst
'imS. Some have u prejudice against
an: but. like all feelings Of this rs.
re II restr on an uusubstantial rOnc>
ltion. II cannot beat, lRves 1ggLs ~ [.
r The mullet plays a greater part 10
1prnSiUg The craving fur sVl foods
11n amy DISH that inhahitN ia, Nuiers
the gulf lie IL here IN summer
uG winter. In fall ANA u spruS.
hcu the HSheruInu contemporaries hI5
light when lack IL ngnjgNb hus, Agr ,
'c.inE or depression crtcps over h1p.
%" mullet. always ready 10 .l,s a!gu
helping hand, ruSbeS mo hlF cine
al contributes 10 bic fortune nrd 10
NE gsstronomiC rloH~ury ot ,hr ihou-
Uds ~ people 10 Whom thpS ave sN9I
I'd lie IL regular ,AtnR,illl IN
ruNper,ty and Ia adversely hr Is al
'nyS here ~ abundance pYScA g.iila
hrouicle
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-18

A Clergyman startled his droW4J
congregation fhc other day MS follows:
"My dearly beloved friends. permit
me 10 remind you that come here rs
preach. not 20 oct rs umpire I'm a snot
Ing match"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-18

Frsd-Thero seemv 10 bc = tof u1ors
fuss made Of Miss As singlux than
Mics KS. and ! an sure Miss X. has
BY FAR the richer voice. Jack Al. yes
but Miss 4. has By FAR the richer
father
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-18
Tha Noiaa HahIt.

A personal experience nrst showed
the writer the possibility OF q state OF
Affairs where the habit Of noise could
become 49, TiKed aR the bnbIt Of a Iirvs
Waking on" night In the quiet OF n
country house far from other habitH.
tionS. ! suddenly heard the starting oi
The bot air engine which pumped the
Eater-chug. chus. cbug. cbuws 4 I lay
listening To itS mOnOtonOus vibrations
and wondering ~ the uuuSuAI hou'
FOR pumping until ! fell aslPep. tPhE
next night the sound was repeated
ON mentioning the matter 10 my hus
he confsTSrd that he could not sleep In
The quiet OF the country: that the srO
len change from the roar Of q grrn,
"ity rs the silence 81 the woods was ),
'reat ~ Ia cause him real sufTrrin
" hiF only way 10 rest hp would ienyJ
hr house in the middle of ne ps5 i,.
tart up the pump and. lyiuy tirvul
nearby ha nmock, ind Slr"o 4bruI To-
MIN ny the IuI'nby ~ the bpb air az
dDe. That man rNesRBJzcd rh9t be- ht,.
tie noise habit ana Hnally conquer,o
It Holis Godfrey In Atlantic
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-18

Ths Evening Leader should bs
a every home Begin The New Year
BY subscribing 10 Blusnslss Only
EgSrins PBpeY.
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SALESMAN we To sell Crore
DrnBgis.s CoufscHonore: Siz5
monthly and expenses. Cslitor
Cider and Extract Co. 279 Ler
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Bella Tie feli 10 love with her pho
tOGragh and asked for TIE original
Fred Whist Developed Bslls-Shs
rave hin q negative.
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Have your Ea ter suit mad. by
franklin large assortment OF spring
s.i e. Just received.
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. the said corporation, IN bo q nus.
Der and amount. beng met to2s her

". A SWAN, CsHAL)
ALLIE SWAN, (sKAL)
G. OLEARY. CsEALJ
a 3 BOOKER, SEAL
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FARMERS WANTED-To leave yor-
orders for help with the White En-
ployment Co, Fargo, N. d.
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FOX RENT-A fully equipped black
smith shop with machinery aud tools.
For particulars call on or address r.,
ii. Pratt, Cooperstown, N. ID.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

FOR SALE-Best paying restaurant In
south Dakota; for information, write
400. care Fargo Forum.
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this tribute to the man whom Lord
Macauley said. did more for America.
than Peter the Great did for Russia. -
has already been too long delayed.
The invention OF the cotton gin links
the city, Of Savannah closely TO the
cotton trade. The invention Of the
gin was a great factor in cotton rails
iEg development as the inventions OF
Arkwright were in manufacture, The
machine did away with the tedious and
unsatisfactory hand method of separ-
ating the cotton from the seed. AL.
most Immediately the acreage In cot
ton increased largely. Savannah ham
died very little cotton until after Whit
ney constructed his gin. The then
Yankee school teacher set up the first
model OF his invention in 1913.
Besides being credited with the in
vention OF the gin, Savannah exuorted
the first bag of cotton ever sent from
America to foreign country. 1t was
also near this city that the first sea
island cotton raised in this country
was grown. The first experiments in
the culture Of this staple were made
by Josiah Tatnall and Nicholas Turn
bull, on Skidaway island. The seed
were originally obtained from the Ba-
hama islands I'm 1885.
Whitney was born In 1865, In Mas
sachusetts. He came south as a school
teacher. migrating from place TO place,
until he was finally taken In by the
widow OF Gen. Nathaniel Greene as a
tutor in the family. The gin was
completed in the winter of 1893. The
model of the machine was shown by
Mrs. Greene to few of her neighbors.
the possibilities of the invention being
so apparent as to create universal in
terest and comment. AS a result I'M
scrupulOGs persons broke into the place
where the model was kept and carried
II away. 1t is said that as a conse-
quence many similar machines were in
active operation throughout the coun-
try before the Whitney invention was
perfected and patents secured, which
was not done until year later.
In spite OF the universal use to which
the cotton gin has been put and the
reyU1uuon In the cotton INDUSTRY which
1t precipitated, there is no stone IN
mark the memory of the inventor In
this section, where he lived and worked
ana "here his machine was perfected.
y was not until Mr.. Brandon came to
savannah to try out his Improvement
On the Whitney invention. that any
iotice was taken of this lack of official
recognition on the part of the people
e Savannah and of Georgia. Mr.. Bran
Ion Immediately turned his attention =.
o a correction Of this error.
II Is curious coincidence that nei-
her Whitney nor Mr.. Brandon had
cen growing cotton at the time their :
nventions were perfected. =
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Is AFTER HER HUSBAND
Fargo Woman Advised to Give Up
Spouse Who 10 Alleged TO Have
Skipped Out.

Verona Independent: Mrs. o'Reilly.
who runs hotel in Fargo was in the
city Tuesday looking for a faithless
husband. The man had deserted her
and her beautiful little boy and was
supposed to have purchased a ticket 10
Verona. We think that perhaps Mrs
OReilly would be better off n .ba
could not find him and would advise
her to sing Il don't care If he never
comes back" and IL she really needs a
husband, 10 get a divorce and look for
No. 2.
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IMMEplATELY = Fargo representa.

IMMEDIATELY - Fargo representa-
sAive; either full or part time; most
ly Office work: large correspondence
school corporation; courses covering
most every line; thousands successful
students throughout union; strongest
stTdent and national endorsement: es-
tablished sixteen years: doing good
business now in your locality; best
selling courses; unequaled advantages;
very profitable commission basis; $3.50
necessary to swing this but this you
can get back within sixty days with an
extra $3.50 profit; perfectly secure; inn
mediate action necessary as there is
bunch OF immediate local business
ready now for representative; send
COPIES reference letters and full in
formation yourself first letter. En-
close s cents stamps. Address Inter-
state, Agency Department Box 1888,
Omaha, Neb.
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AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE.

AUTO FOR SALE on TRADE--A
STANDARD make four passenger auto,
with top. lights extra tire, all in good
shape. offered for sale or will trade
for property. Have no use for ma
chine: new last season, Address No 415
care Forum.
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PROFESSION FoR LADIES.

ARE YOU EARNING from $50 TO SIS
per week? II not write me ct once
for particulars: nice refined business;
WORK in your own home; advice free.
Address p. o. Box TIA, Fargo, NJ. ID.
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SALARY AND FURNITURE LOANS.

"SNEY LOANED to honest employees
holding permanent positiona strSs.I,,
confidential Loans on furnitu5s ~
amos etc, on the installment plan w
y Mahon log Broadway. suite 6. Hun
ttngton block - @ANA-
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FOR SALE FLAT.

FOR sALE-Nicely furnished 9-room
modern fiat fun of good roomers, one
block from Broadway; good paying
business A snap II taken al once. Aa-
dress 37S, care Forum.
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FOUND,

FOUND-Small bunch OF five KEYS:
one for eagle lock Owner can have
same by calling at Forum office.
QUALIFICATIONS; name inside ''R.
A. Refsland, Berlin, N. D." Owner
can have same by proving property and
paying for this notice.
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FOR SALE-$6,500 stock general mer-
chandise; win rent building. Net
profts made per year, $4,000 Address
$40, Forum.
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRlTERs.

GET OUR PRICE before you buy. Il
Illustrated catalogue free. Northwest
ern TvDewriter Exchange, j. B. Aver,
manager, 20l sykes block Minneapolis.
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ukiand That Roeks the -.

San Francisco Chronicle: eE
that the young King of Spain x =,
ried to an English princess, who"t d
reared in the Anglican church, alst
who is understood to be a woman Of
considerable force. probably has much
to do with Alfonso's ready indorse~
ment OF the policy of Premier Canale-
jas. With the Queens English mother
Princess Henry of Battenberg. living
much OF the time with a considerable
retinue at Madrid. the King has been
brought under an entirely new set OF
family influences. These, 1t would
seem, made t'm a ready convert 70
Canalejas' programme.
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LOST-Large black handbag, contain
ing 81 in change: pair OF rel kid
gloves; small photograph; between
Fifth avenue and Rose Cooley, Thir-
teenth street south. Suitable reward
If left for 414, Forum Office.
LOST-Last evening, between the
Economy drug store and the N. p.
tracks, small purse containing a ring,
locket and stick pin and a few cents.
Return for reward to T. II. Hillery,
N, W. Telephone Co.
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WANTED TO TRADE.

WANTED TO TRADE--F'or land.
$1,000 automobile. : lily equipped and
In good condition. Address l52. care
Forum.
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WANTED-GeneraI representative for
success hand vacuum carpet cleaner;
sells for $15 the only successful single
person machine on the market: big
Hutchinson Manufacturing Co., wilkins
burg, Pa.
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MAN UNDER IS to fit for railway
mail clerk; good starting salary;
rapid advancement; best opportunity
in government service; demands i'm
mediate action; must be physically
sound and not afraid of WORK. Ad
dress Inter State, Box 1888. Omaha,
Neh. t.t--
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PHYSICIAN WANTED for an excel
lent location in Cass county. Ad-
dress 419, care Forum.
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RAREER wants situation; good
workman and reliable, Address Matt
Arnold, Mott, ~. d.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mail clerks
wanted; entrance examinations an
nounced; best opportunity in years;
beginning GALAXY about 5000 per year.
For information and preparation, adj
dress Inter- State, Box 1888, Omaha,
Neb.
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FOR RENT-Furnished room in mod
ern house. Call 957-L.
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BOARD AND ROOM OFFERED.

ROOM AND RoARo-1OOs First ave-
nue. south.
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FOR sALE-coTTAeE.

gain, iiLE--Sseven room cottage ar
Phone l5. avenue north at q big bar
---- at once. Leaving city.
FOR SALE.
ern except
half block from com cottage, mod
Fourth avenue soutEood condition.
- Apply 1890
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STOLEN.
FOR SALE APOLLO PLANO o. Aurn

ALMOST NEW-ApoIlo, (Ss-note-7
twlth fve-year factory guars ntesS'
Sheap for cash. Owner uses more a,--
pensiye Solo-Apollo Forum will vo,,cb
LOT TINS genuine bargain. Address s7s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at and IL
cent store. Broadway.
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

WANT ED-Board and room by young
a married couple in private family, near
postoftice. Must be modern and will
pay $40 per month. Address Box 573,
City. N'
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DUPLEX APARTMENTS.

D FOR RENT-The most mod |
B era and up-to-d date Duplex
> apartments. Embodying all the !
b privacy of your own home at !
o prices ranging from $45 to $50.
D Apply to Northwestern Mutual
o Investment Co, No. Broadway.
D Phone 800.
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NICELY furnished rooms, hot and cold
water in each room. Burrell flats.
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FOh SALE-Good weekly newspaper
In live North Dakota town Of 1--WE
years. Good proposition II taken this
month Address Thos. N. Petit, Gackle,
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HOUSE AND SAFE MOVING.

1 MAKE a specially Of unusual and
heavy moving; houses, safes. raising
buildings; furnish everything. J. w.
Hodges. Phone 903.
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AGENTS WANTED.
HELP WANT Ed.
Male or Female.

VNANTED-N1en and women of abili-
tn to represent US in every city and
county as general agents for Microba,
the most powerful germ destroyer
known. II you are hustler and want
To make big money do not miss this
opportunity, but write US today. The
Microba Sales Co.. Mayville. n. d
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Columbia large size range
used only four months, $35. Phone
1854.
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