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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1902
Page
4
Property available in Bluefield promising 15 to 20 percent annual return. Writer offers to meet or supply information, inviting inquiries about profitable investment in houses lots and farms.
The Normal and Business Institute in Bluefield West Virginia announces start of regular day and night sessions September 1 continuing to June 2 1905. Renovations are underway to prepare rooms. Tuition is set low to assist many. admission open to any child who can read and write reasonably well and to all young men regardless of prior progress. Contact No 11 Princeton avenue or write for details. Expert advice without charge cigars sold separately.
R. A. Gray of Oakville Indiana suffers severe kidney disease for a decade and cannot move much. He finally seeks medical help and is advised Foley Kidney Cure which proves a Godsend, with G. H. Wade as the local druggist selling it.
Dr G Lilly writes about the May and June 1907 primary turmoil in Mercer county. He attacks Hale committee actions as illegal and premature canvassing and decries injunctions while urging a fair settlement among rival Republicans and warning against minority boss rule.
G H Lawrence returns from Radford. Dr M Scott returns from Christiansburg. Miss Annie Reiley of Roanoke visits. J F Strother and A H Patton of Welch in the city. Mrs J A Gray and daughter arrive from Roanoke. Dr W Blair of Huntington visits the city. Mr and Mrs J & Wall return from Lynchburg. Misses Lucy and Jennie Kayne of Norfolk visit their uncle T R Darnail. Infant of Engineer Ed Shawver buried. W L Rutledge returns to Bluefield from vacation at Blacksburg. Mrs W C Easley returns from Mountain Lake. Miss Annie Sexton of Wytheville visits Mollie Holbrook. Mr and Mrs F J Brown and others return from Atlantic City. Misses Nannie Peery and Bettie Crockett of Tazewell visit Dr C A Johnson. Mr and Mrs W A Swan return from Appomattox county where child’s remains interred. Stolen or Strayed Ada Ayers 15, missing a month. harboring forbidden. Alex Dulin resigns as assistant attorney general citing inadequate emoluments.
Spring fever signals biliousness and a sluggish liver plus inactive bowels. DeWitts Little Early Risers claim to ease danger by stimulating the liver cleaning impurities with safe non gi p ing pills. R M Everly of Moundsville West Virginia endorses them as the best remedy tried for torpid liver every spring. For sale by John L Rhine a
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