Remarkable Boston Deafness Demonstrations by L. V. Cooper
In Boston on February 10 L. V. Cooper staged public demonstrations of a new remedy claimed to restore hearing. About a dozen deaf volunteers received a single treatment and then answered questions at distances up to thirty feet, with several showing sudden audible responses and tears of joy. Cooper described his approach as distinct from his other remedies, linking stomach health to overall disease and rheumatism relief. Many attendees asserted that the deaf participants could hear again.
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Boston
L. V. Cooper
Cooper
Mary
Vinol Advertised as Superior Cod Liver Tonic in Bluefield
West End Drug Co Hust knd Pharmacy and Bluefield Pharmacy endorse Vinol as the best cod liver preparation and tonic reconstructor. The ad claims Vinol supplies ingredients from fresh cod livers and iron tonates, supports blood and general strength, and offers a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Bluefield
Vinci
West End Drug Co
Hust Knd Pharmacy
Bluefield Pharmacy
Republican Central Committee Meeting Mercer West Virginia
A call is issued for a Republican Central Committee meeting in Bluefield Mercer County West Virginia to fix the time and place for a state convention to select delegates for Parkerburg and for congressional and senatorial conventions to follow. ISAAC T. MANN Chatimewa L. BOWMAN Secretary.
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Republican Central Committee
Mercer County
West Virginia
Bluefield
Parkerbourg
E6th
Isaac T. Mann
Chatimewa
Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup Promises Quick Constipation Cure
An advertisement touts Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a cure for chronic constipation. It claims rapid relief, liver and bowel stimulation, pleasant taste, and no nausea or griping, urging readers to order from the local druggist and to refuse substitutes.
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Wade
Dougaist
Pension Bill for Widows and Orphans Passes Lower House
Congress moves a pension bill increasing widow and minor child benefits to 12 dollars per month for those on the rolls or eligible, while allowing new applicants under certain conditions. The measure would cost about 12.7 million dollars yearly and affects widows from Civil War, Mexican War, Indian campaigns, Spain, and other services, with detailed funding and eligibility rules.
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Congress
Hughes
Summittee In
Gvernment
Pension Bureau
Zreq
Mexico
Spain
Colored evangelist Withrow draws crowds in Bluefield and Graham
C. J. Withrow, a colored evangelist praised by North Carolina leaders, has held meetings in Huntington and Chillicothe and plans to devote himself permanently to evangelistic work. He says the decision followed discussions with Methodist Episcopal ministers including Rev. Pickett Pom and Rev. Pleasant and others from east Tennessee and Washington conferences.
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Bluefield
Graham
Huntington
Chillicothe
C. J. Withrow
Booker T. Washington
North Carolina
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pickett
Wo Fl Pleasants
Rd. Duke Venture
East Tennessee and
Washington
Five hundred laid off coal workers recalled at Stonega Coke and Coal Co
Big Stone Gap Virginia February 10 The Stonega Coke and Coal Co announces the recall of five hundred men to positions at its coal and coke plants with others kept employed to maintain operation The Roda plant has run at full blast during the panic and a new two story depot is under construction at Intermont near Bee Rock and a 19th century home site is noted near a Shortest tunnel in the world location. The Blackberry Kentucky and West Virginia Coal and Coke Co stockholders meet February 13 at Matewan W V to elect directors and conduct business.
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Big Stone Gap
Stonega Coke and Coal Co
Roda
Comedious
W. and
8. W
Intermont
Virginia
Black Mountain
Bee Rock
Powell River
Blackberry, Kentucky and
West Virginia Coal and Coke Company
Matewan
W. Va
W. J. Walker
The Jumping Of Place Dr King’s New Discovery Ad
George Moore of Urimesland N C credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life after a severe cough and weakness. He reports rapid improvement after using one bottle and full recovery after a second, praising it as a remedy for coughs colds and weak lungs preventing pneumonia. Trial bottle offered free. regular bottle one dollar at druggists.
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Dr. King
George Moore
Urimesland
No More Catarrh Says White Pharmacy Hyomei Ad
The White Pharmacy promotes Hyomei for catarrhal troubles with an absolute money back guarantee if it fails to cure. The ad explains how inhaled healing oils reach the throat and lungs and claims thorough, permanent relief. It lists several local sellers and urges readers to try the remedy.
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Bluefield
White
Nature
Trustee's Sale Notice in Bluefield West Virginia
By authority of a deed of trust dated May 1 1906 Mozelle C Partee assigns to William H Foard trustee to secure two promissory notes of 8000 dollars each The one due May 1 1908 and interest default has occurred The sale will be March 3 1908 at 10 a m in front of Harold A Ritz law Office Bluefield Mercer County WV to satisfy the indebtedness The real estate described lies in Bluefield including parcels on Tyler Street Bluefield Avenue and Rogers Street with specified boundary lines Terms are cash on day of sale 2 4 4w
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Mozelle C
William H. Foard
Mercer County
West
Virginia
American National Bank
Harold A. Ritz
Bluefield
West Virginia
Tyler Street
Bluefield Avenue
Said Avenue
J. “. Wilburn
P. W. Poff
D. W. McClaugherty
Rogers Street
Jenneey
J. R. Jones
J. S. Kahle
E. D. Lucas
B.D. Lucas
Steat
Ross & Kahle
West Vrginia
Samuel Turk
Bland Street
Kalle
Truste es Sale of Five and Ten Cent Store in Bluefield WV
A public sale under a 1908 trust deed allows the highest bidder to purchase the goods and fixtures of the Five and Ten Cent Store at 28 Bland Street Bluefield West Virginia. The sale is set for February 25 1908 at 10 o'clock a m with cash payment required.
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Poewhuuson
Astephanesn
Roanoke
Gefiewy
BE. A, Williams, Secy and Treas
Bluefield, W. Va
W. S. Hamlin
Eastern Sales Agt
BF. Bardin
Cincinnati
D. B. Baldwin
Ploneer
First National Bank
Residencs ‘Phon
Wotary Prenic
Bluefield Merchandise Exchange Incorporated
Hearn Building
A. L. Hawkins
Officy
Riand St
WE & EL
Shufflebarger
Soho Building
The
Daily Telegraph
Booker & Crenshaw
Kelly & Moyer
Bea
Bluefield Trust Co., Bankers and Brokers
the Windsor Hotel
Altamont
Bar
B. M. Cohen
Thomas E. Peery
W. Pailwar
Sablotle & Larnes
Tarrett Adams
S. E. Alley
T. H. Brown
E. W. Blessing
Walter Abcott
James Abshire
Walter Baylor
Roy Bailiff
C. H. Basham
William Beaner
Frank Black
Joe Bruce
Dorsey Campbell
O. J. Carter
Walter A. Campbell
John Chapman
O. P. Crag
John C. Cross
Tom T. Cobb
C. W. Davis
Pleas Dalton
H. L. Davis
John Deale
Nelson Dodson
Ed H. Ford
B. J. Foy
Joe Frier
Mr. Gores
W. M. Gibbs
George Grose
Joe Gillespie
Limzie Gee
T. H. Miles
George Mitchell
G. A. Moore
Floyd Mason
June Murphy
Tommy Mullins
Teddy McCoy
R. T. McDaniel
W. H. Overstreet
George T. Perkinson
G. R. Perfater
J. C. Peck
William Peery
Ham Purcell
Charles Quirley
Cris Robinson
Jacob Stone
R. B. Spangler
J. J. Seldenridge
Walter Shepherd
W. A. Shepherd
Carl Simpson
W. J. Sims
R. B. Smith
C. L. Smith
C. F. Smith
Chas. B. Smith
Samuel Stewart
Claud Stafford
Jacob H. Stone
John Snider
O. H. Scott
E. T. Tyree
John W. Thompson
J. Floyd
Thompson
R. Franklin Teel
Ellen Belcher
Bessie Bowles
William Bowers
Lulu Brown
Sarah Chatman
Meery Clark
Hattie Dews
C. W. Deck
Leona Dickerson
Emma Davis
Garrett- Mollie George
Mary Hicks
Sallie Hughes
Mattie Harmon
Gertrude Hairston
EB. F. Ingram
Willie Jayne
Elmira Johnson
Della Johnson
Sugie Johnson
Tela Jeuse
Tempie Kelso
Janie Kirby
Essie Lash
May Laughter
Lizzie
Roxie Martin
Elizabeth Miles
E. Pierce
R. D. R. Ramsey
May Rice
Annie Roberts
Mattie Lea
Warner Smith
Inez Smith
Cora Spencer
T. M. Turner
Merry Thompson
Sallie Thompson
Emma Wilson
W. J. Williams
Julia Ward
J. Wooldridge
Etter
Rocky Mountain Tea
Mill Creek Coal and Coke Co
W. J. Peters
Freeman
Willam H. Foard
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