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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1908

Page

4

Republican Ticket Announces Slate of Local Officials

The ticket lists Taft for president and Sherman for vice president with a West Virginia slate including Swisher for governor Reed for secretary of state Durst for auditor Long for treasurer Conley for attorney general Shawkey for state superintendent Hughes for congress Robinson Miller Williams for Court of Appeals Holmes for state senate Ellison for sheriff Hawley Lilly for House of Delegates Sutton for retrevit court Honaker Bow man Thorn Hylton Walker God bey Kersey Shirey Pennington Haley and other local posts.

Wm. H. Taft Ohio James 8. Sherman New York C. W. Swisher Marion Stuart F. Reed Harrison J. 9. Durst Jackson E. L. Long MacDowell W. G. Conley Preston M. P. Shawkey Kanawha Congress Jas. A. Hughes Cabell Court of Appeals Dra BP. Robinson W. N. Miller L. J. Wiliams Senate A. W. Holmes Summers I. J. Ellison House of Delegates W. P. Hawley R. C. Lilly A. M. Sutton W. B. Honaker BP. L. Bowman Davis Thorn Geo. P.hylton Forest Walker E. P. Godbey J. L. Kersey Board of Education G. A. Shirey W. H Pennington F. G O. Haley

A Credit To Their Country In the antipodes the American battleship fleet earns praise

The fleet's visit to Melbourne and travels in New Zealand and Australia forged friendship and goodwill toward the United States. Authorities countered false rumors that sailors were of ill repute, and the voyage is praised for discipline and cordial conduct. The trip strengthens ties and boosts U S standing internationally.

Antipodes Melbourne United States Australasia San Francisco Australia

Bryan Logic and Night Riders Highlight Political and Fatal Misreadings

The piece notes Bryan's deposits guarantee rhetoric leading some to misinterpret government action as actually footing deposits. It recalls 1896 free silver myths and cites a Kentucky night riding tragedy in Calloway County where a groom shot his bride, misidentifying her as a prowler.

Bryan Kentucky Calloway County

Curious Commentary on Politics and Tech News

A commentary notes professors in imperial Russia face pressure to renounce liberal groups or lose posts, amid limited constitutional reform via a new duma. It cites Wright brothers and Delagrange advancing air travel, Glasgow unrest, Taft’s firm stance, and labor unions’ economic focus. It also mentions Mexico-Texas neutrality and Barrie’s play What Every Woman Knows.

Russia Constitutional Democratic Party

Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered With Bonded Promise

Frank J. Cheney of Fr J Cheney & Co sworn in Lucas county promising to pay $100 for every catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The firm advertises internal remedy benefiting blood and mucous surfaces and invites testimonials. pills for constipation also sold in Toledo.

Lucas County Frank J. Cheney Fr. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Hall Frank J. Chienty A. D A. W. Gleason F. J. Cheney & CO

They Take The Kinks Out

An ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills used for years with increasing satisfaction. N H Brown of Pittsfield Vermont claims the product “takes the kinks out of stomach liver and bowels” without fuss or friction. Guaranteed satisfactory at all drug stores for 25 cents.

Dr. King N. H. Brown Pittsfield

Maid quits after learning cook duties for higher pay

Mrs Millsap's inexperienced new maid Jemima leaves after five weeks, saying she can earn 5 a week elsewhere. She explains she will bring her younger sister who will work for 3.50 a week until she learns cooking, prompting the mistress to question fairness.

Jemima

War spark from missing et cetera and odd hoof facts

A 1654 Polish nobleman provoked Sweden leading to a war after a dispatch used et cetera counts. Oliva peace followed in 1660. Then a New York Sun note explains horse hoof growth and nail analogy, while a Cleveland Plain Dealer quips on dictionary users and their fear of being corrected.

Sweden John Casimir Poland Charles Gustavus Oliva Danzig Kechowsky New York Sun Cleveland Platu Dealer

A Bibliophile's Reply

Mandell Creighton, bishop of London, refused lending his prized books. A visiting clergyman borrowed an old Shakespeare edition and kept it for months. He returned it with a note claiming joy in returning the volume. The bishop replied that all the joy is wine.

Mandell Creighton London

Jocular Exchange Turns on Slowness of Servant

A humorous dialogue features a remark about a servant deemed 80 slow, prompting a witty reply that she is indeed getting slower and slower. The exchange pivots on linguistic wordplay about progress and tempo.

Fortune Cornerstone Promised by Real Estate Purchaser

A buyer announces plans to acquire a piece of real estate today and set it as the cornerstone of a future fortune. The notice highlights bold optimism about investment potential and local opportunity.

Classified Ad Policy Notice

One cent per word for all advertisements with cash in advance required Signatures count as part of the ad The column accepts lost found and sale notices and other similar ads priced by word length for quick calculation by advertisers.

Wanted distributor for gasoline lighting systems

Advertises a high level sales position for a representative to distribute from Acorn Brass Manufacturing Co. Exclusive territory offered. Applicants to call Friday between 10 and 12 a.m. at Windsor Hotel room 7. Acorn Brass Mfg Co. 11.

Windsor Hotel Acorn Brass M

Keystone seeks bids for forty five bonds in 1908 issue

Sealed bids will be received until noon September 28 1908 by Keystone West Virginia committee for fifty five two hundred dollar bonds totaling eleven thousand. Bonds dated October 1 1908 payable in ten years with 6 percent interest redeemable after one year. Bid must equal par with five percent certified check. committee may reject all bids.

Keystone W. Va West Virginia Bank of Keystone C. C. Hale Louis Totz W. BE. Stuart A. L. Calhoun Sol Hyman

Incompatibility of temper cited in divorce talk

A lawyer asks for grounds and a woman cites incompatibility of temper. The exchange centers on domestic strife and the couple’s prospects for divorce. The dialogue hints at persistent quarrels and the legal framing of fault.

Train Schedules for Roanoke Shenandoah Division and Connections

Norfolk and Western Railway timetable lists routes from Roanoke to New York Philadelphia and beyond with Pullman sleepers dining cars and parlor cars. Departures include 8:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. and 2:65 p.m. for Roanoke Lynchburg and intermediate stations. Leave Bluefield 8:20 p.m. for Kentucky Virginia Columbus and points West. Contact agent for tickets maps and ad information.

Roanoke Norfolk Shenandoah Pullman Sleefer New York Hagertown Pullman Richmond Pullman Sleeper Lynchburg Shenandoah Valley Philadelphia Gary Bluefield Kenova Columbus Cincinnati Cafe Cara Cafe Tazewell, Norton Ellie Tt Clinch Valley Norsa Clinch Valley Division Welch Williamson Norfolk and Western Railway W. B. Bevill G. P

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