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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1908

Page

3

Drought impacts corn and vegetables across the state

The article highlights scarce and costly early corn due to drought and poor yields in some areas. Sweet corn blight worsens with lack of rain, while other vegetables suffer. A Daily Quartette concert at Bland Street church and a Bramwell Methodist engagement are noted, along with a large crowd at the carnival. Alfred Thompson’s arrest follows a wounding incident near River, Montgomery county, and Grace church's Home Mission Society gathers this afternoon. A misaddressed hair box is to be returned at the post office.

J. G. Dailey Philadelphia Bland Street

Walk Off Field Ends Graham Bluefield Baseball Row

The Graham team walked off the field after a disputed seventh inning as Bluefield beat Graham 6 to 0 in seven frames. Gibberson pitched effectively for Bluefield with one hit allowed and 4 strikeouts while Dan Steele fanned 12 for Graham. Edwards, Draper, and Jessie keyed the Bluefield win with solid baserunning, fielding, and hitting. Princeton's note hints at upcoming games Monday and Tuesday.

Graham Bluefield Tigers Tower Grounds Bluefield Tigers Gibberson Dan Steele Rube Waddell Edwards Draper Anderson Jesse Jessie Hawley Vass Johnson Tanner Graham—Wade Litz Kell Burton Metcalfe Vickers Allison Saunders Steele Hatfield Dunn Farmer Gibberson Shorty Potts Looney Princeton

Meat market opens at old stand on Bluefield Avenue

The owner at No 29 Blue field avenue announces a new meat market with steady cash prices. He advertises choice meats from his own kill and lists steak at 10 12 and 15 cents per pound lamb roasts at 10 and 12 cents per pound. Call phone 167. C BRISENTINE.

Bluefield Avenue C. Brisentine

Remedy That Does Cure Coughs and Lung Ailments

Mrs. E R Pierson of Auburn Center Pennsylvania testifies that Dr King New Discovery clears throat and lung trouble not relieved by other treatments. The remedy sold by all druggists costs 50 cents and one dollar with a trial bottle free. promoted as a general healing for long standing ailments.

Chamberlain's Salve Heals Burns Quickly Says Mrs Mytton

Mrs. Robert Mytton of Hamilton Ontario praises Chamberlain's Salve for a knee burn on her daughter. She states the salve eased pain almost instantly and helped the burn heal beautifully. The product is sold by West End Pharmacy East End Pharmacy and Birkfield Pharmacy.

Chamberlain Robert Mytton John St Hamilton Ontario West End Pharmacy East End Pharmacy Bipefield Pharmacy

World’s best salve praised by J W Jenkins

J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill North Carolina recommends Stucklen's Arica Salve claiming it is the best in the world. He cites curing a felon on his thumb and says it heals all sores burns and wounds. Available at drug stores for 25 cents.

Stucklen J. W. Jenkins Chapel Hill N. C

Booth Bowen Coal & Coke annual stockholders meeting notice

The Booth-Bowen Coal and Coke Company holds its annual stockholders meeting at Bramwell West Virginia in their office on Friday August 7 1908 at 10 oclock in the morning. Officers to be elected and other business to be transacted. Signed Harry Bowen president and 8 A. Toy secretary. July 16. td m.

Booth-Bowen Coal & Coke Company Bramwell W. Va Harry Bowen A. Toy

It Can’t Be Beat Best of all medicines claim

M Harden of Silver City NC says Electric Bitters do all claimed for stomach liver kidney troubles and more. He calls it excellent for weakness backache chills malaria and general run down conditions. Sold under guarantee at drug stores 50c.

M. Harden Silver City North Carolina Mr. Harden

Expensive Raila dkd Nearing Completion in Scott County

The Carolina Clinchfield and Ohio railway project advances toward completion by November 1 through Scott county. From St. Paul Wise County to Dungannon Scott County the line nears Fort Blackmore with Clinch Mountain tunnel finished and grading complete. A 180 foot steel trestle over Copper Creek rises, replacing multiple smaller fills. The bed supports double tracks and high-grade construction promises a premier coal route from the fields to the South, enabling fifty loaded cars per engine on the line. The railroad boom has revitalized local money, helping many former debtors buy farms and boosting bank accounts.

Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio Railroad Scott County St. Paul Wise County Dungannon Fort Blackmore Great Clinch Mountain Speer’s Ferry Copper Creek Valley United States Great Bluffs Atlantic Coast

United States Steel reports strong quarter and July orders

The United States Steel Corporation posted 1908 quarter earnings of 20,265,758 dollars, up from 18,295,005. Directors note daily bookings in July exceed 26,000 tons, about 72 percent of capacity, with rails lagging. Unfilled orders rise to 3,513,876 tons. Overall first half 1908 net earnings reach 38,494,761 dollars, signaling improving business outlook.

United States Steel Corporation Pittsboro Wall Street

Host Clumsily Skewers Dinner Guest Joke

In London scraps a host manages a carving during dinner but a skewered joint shatters the scene. The host mocks indigestible wood as his wife endures a tense moment while Willie quips about the cook burning her nose.

Willie London

Sensational offers and crowd frenzy echo past theater furore

The London Chronicle recalls Hayden in 1846 when two pictures were shown beside General Tom Thumb attracting vast crowds. It laments public spectacle and notes the crowd rush, calling eyes open yet senses shut, and describes Tom Thumb drawing 12,000 visitors and other names amid a furor and rabies of interest.

Hayden Tom Thumb R. R. Maydon London Chronicle

Graham Tigers walk off field after 6–0 deficit in Bluefield baseball

The Graham ball team quit the game in the seventh inning amid disputed umpire decisions, leaving the score 6 to 0 for the Bluefield Tigers at Bluefield Union Park. The incident threatens to derail remaining season matches and stirs local spectator turnout.

Bluefield Tower Grounds Graham Binefield Tigers Tigers The

Commission refuses to reopen Roanoke liquor case

The Virginia state corporation commission refused to rehear the Roanoke liquor case brought by Portner Brewing of Alexandria. The suit sought to extend shipments to dry towns along the Norfolk and Western line to retailers, but wholesalers and manufacturers were barred. The commission upheld its prior ruling that retailers may receive shipments while wholesalers and producers cannot.

Richmond State Corporation Commission Roanoke Robert Portner Brewing Company Alexandria Express Norfolk & Western Railroad Glade Spring Radford Saltville Marion Norfolk and Western Railroad Portner Brewing Company Magic City Commission

Doctor Away from Home when Most Needed

Disappointed to find family physician away during cramps cholera morbus require prompt treatment. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is promoted as the right at hand cure to save pain and life. Sold by East End Pharmacy West End Pharmacy and Bluefield Pharmacy.

East End Pharmacy West End Pharmacy Bluefield Pharmacy

Gentlemen in Georgia Praise Kohol Remedy

A testimonial from C. N. Cornell of Rod ing Georgia dated Aug 27 1906 reports stomach and bowel relief after using Kohol purchased in spring 1902. The letter from E C DeWitt Co Chicago endorses the product and notes it is sold by all druggists.

E. C. DeWitt & Co Chicago Georgia C. N. Cornell Roding

Just Exactly Right Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad

Mr A A Felton of Harrisville New York says he has used Dr King’s New Life Pills for years and finds them just exactly right. The pills relieve constipation biliousness and malaria with no discomfort. Available for 25 cents at all drug stores.

Dr. King A. A. Felton Harrisville N. Y

Chamberlain's Stom ach and Liver Tablets Ad

Constipation relief with Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets offer pleasant bowel movement with no disagreeable effects. Price 25 cents. Samples free at West End Pharmacy Bluefield Pharmacy and East End Pharmacy.

Chamberlain West End Pharmacy Bluefield Pharmacy East Had

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Alfred Thompson River Montgomery County Virginia J. D. Benl Home Mission Society Ladies’ Home Mission Society of Grace Church Fretwell Rogers and Thomas Streets Alaska Packers Association San Francisco, California W. J. Ford New Place Princeton Ave Times W. J. Ford & CO Carolina Clinchfield Ohio Graham Daily News Telegraph Union Park Graham Interests T. L. Lyons Clifton Forge F. G. Kell Welch C. N. Williams Glen Lyn Charles Benbow L. J. Barbee Ward Bryant Frank D. Wall, Jr C. W. Keister Northfork J. G. Toney J. B. Yost Iron Lithia Springs Tip Top Dc. T. Garrick Salem C. Dodd Lakeside Pavilion Myrtle Addington B. N. Bonham H. R. Shelton Pearishburg Keystone George Crockett C.D. McCall Williamson Allen Poe Olmsted le Roy D. Schnurman Gabrilowitsch Burmeister Nordica Hirschman , Shonert Cottlow Everett Thea Ford Music Co Cash Coal Company L. G. Bowling Pc Ee Ostermoor Grand Rapids, Mich Bluefield Furniture Coo Princeton Avenue Bert Barber Elton, Wis de Witt Typewriter Exchange A. A. Wygal Mer Abraham, Virginia the Traveling Men's Home Gray Machine Repair Shop Ricardson Company WE & EL Shufflebarger Bluefield Transfer N. & W. Bargage Room Secret Society News Bluefield Lodge Rea R Bluefield Lodge AT &Am Masonic Hall Ard Lazarne Bi'i Bluefield Lodge No.153 Knights of Pythias Casile Hall OM Masonic Hall
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