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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
2
A weary woman on a belated city car endures a crowded ride in a storm. A courteous stranger with a sensitive smile, Jack, offers to take her seat and finally guides her home after she longs for him. In a moment of quiet at the doorway she admits fault and forgiveness.
Graham College defeated Bluefield 6 to 3 on the Graham tower diamond aided by Frank Baylor on the mound for the college boys. Bluefield pitcher Draper pitched well but costly errors and weak hitting doomed the Tigers. The crowd packed the stands as the day featured many college events and town notices.
Auditor Darst and State Treasurer Long report the state funds totalling 1,618,498.53 at May 31 1909 with details for State Fund General School Fund and School Fund investments. A separate medical claim touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a money back offer and testimonials.
Miss Cora Dobyns wed L I Hearn of Oakvale West Virginia in a May 26 ceremony at the Dobyns home. Rev A N Jackson presided. The couple planned a reception and extended tour through the north after leaving for the groom’s West Virginia home.
The notice links Beauty and health claims for Electric Hitters praising improved digestion nerves and skin. A separate public notice states the American National Bank of Bluefield West Virginia is closing and has been absorbed by Fidelity Banking & Trust Co with accounts and notes transferred.
Washington reports little worry among rich and near rich senators after the New York Evening Post outlined broad business ties of many lawmakers. It notes dozens hold railroad, industrial, mining, lumber and utility stakes, with ten senators described as actually poor and twenty two millionaires. West Virginia figures Scott and Elkins receive brief, cautious comment, while readers crave exact net worth and costs of a senator’s life in Washington.
Rich red blood signifies vitality and ambition but hinges on digestion. Indigestion causes symptoms from sour stomach to belching and nervous unrest, sometimes even affecting eyesight. White Pharmacy offers a $0.50 remedy with a money back guarantee.
The ad touts Mi o na as a powerful reconstructive stomach tonic that tones strengthens and renews energy in a few days. It promises cure by removing the cause and sells a 50 cent box through druggists nationwide and The White Pharmacy in Bluefield.
Bert QR Lean of Cheng Washington suffered a severe lung trouble described as a hard cold that baffled doctors in Spokane and California. He finally found relief using Dr. King’s New Discovery after spending 10 to 15 dollars per visit without benefit. The remedy cured him and he now enjoys good health. Trial bottles free and guaranteed by druggists.
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