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«>r> fainting, smothering or
ling spells all point in the
e dire<ftion—an impaired
t action. A heart that is
k or diseased cannot do full
f and the circulation of the
>d is interfered with. There
medicine that gives new
ngth to the heart, new
cr to the pulse and puts
color into check and lip.
ki . was ,*hort' of breath, dizzy,
bad smothering sensations, in
. tense pain in heart, was feeble
and pulse so weak that I could
not raise myself in bed. I found
a perfect cure in Dr. Miles'
Heart Cure.” A. T. Jackson,
Kcwanna, Iud.
Dr. Miles'
regulates the heart’s action,
while it stimulates the digestive
organs to make new, rkh, red
blood which gives strength to
the whole body. Sold bv drug
gists on a guarantee.
* Dr. MUn* ' '.nrt,, ind
The Ceredo Advance.
’Phone 155.
Kutered at the pout-office at Ceredo, W. Va.
•M«eoml claim matter
Wetiite.Htlay. Sept. 4, 11KH,
| •^Patroiie ol thin paper will pleaee Mend
to thta office notice* or their friend* vlutttng
here or eisewhere.—Kd.1
LOCAL NEWS.
Nice fall weather.
Francis Smith, of Centerville, is
sick with lung fever.
We noticed Mr. Frank Hoback,
of Dunleith, on our streets Monday.
Jesse Chadwick, who has the
typhoid fever at Centeral City, is
better.
Mrs. H. M. Johnson, who is at
her daughter's near Centerville, is
improving.
Mr. 1). II. t'badwick, of near
Centerville, was a visitor to our
town, Monday.
Attoruey.I. T. Graham, of Hunt
ington was a business visitor in our
town, Monday.
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Miss Florence Irishman, of Docks
„ creek, was the guest of Mrs. II. M. j
£>mith last wfeek.
Sergeant J. O. Marcum made a
business trip to Louisa, Ky., the
first of this week.
Mr. Sam Ferguson, of Ferguson
1*. O., came down on the N. *fc W., 1
Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. I^eonar.l Stabb, of
Ashland, Ky., were guests of the
Ceredo House last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Archer, of
Bendolph, this State, are the guests
of relatives in tnis community.
Mrs. Dr. Wharton and Miss Nellie
relume 1 last Monday from a visit
to relatives at Portsmouth, Ohio.
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Architect J. R. Gieske is prepar
ing plans for a handsome residence
for Prof. J. D. Crabbe, at Ashland,
Ky.___
We noticed that Catlettsburg citi
zen and expert conversationalist,
Frank Tyree, on our streets one day
last week.
Mr. (4. D. French left yesterday
to accept a position as civil engineer
w ith the Scioto Valley Traction Co.,
at Columbus, Ohio.
Another strong Fire Insurance
Co. has l>ecn added to the McDougal
Agency—'The American, of Boston,
Mass. It commenced business in
1818.
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Our old friend of many years ago
— Prof. L. C. Sayles- made this
office a pleasant call last Saturday.
He visited our town in the interest
of the Baptist Banner.
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Prof, and Mrs. O. E. Saunders
arrived in town last Monday and
have gone to housekeeping in the
new residence of Kobt. Wright, Jr.,
on East First Street.
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A regular meeting of the town
council was held last Monday even
ing. S. Floyd Hoard, Treasurer,
in a written report, stated that all
the Jordan Branch Bridge Bonds
had been paid off aud the bonds
cancelled.
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James Bloss, of Huntington, is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Jesse \\ right has returnid
from a visit to relatives at Duulusr.
Miss Lillie Wright left yesterday
for Louisa, Ky., to visit relatives.
Attorney J. H. Meek, of Wayne,
was in town on business last Satur
U*V‘ <
Mrs. U. S. Luther left last Satur
day for a visit to relatives at Wayne
and East Lynn.
^ © understand that a large steel
plant (independent of the trust) will
lie erected at Kellogg.
I hose who belonged to the “Home
Guards” should read the notice pub
lished elsewhere in this pajwr.
The “Good Enough” peaches left
on the editor's desk by Mr. Wiley
Ilatten yesterday, were good enough
for any one.
Miss Kiltie Trench returned last
week from Monroe county, where
she had beeu visiting relatives for
the past three months.
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Messrs. C. A. Wright and Leon
ard Stabb (the latter of Ashland,
Ky.) went up Twelve Pole, Mon
day. They caught TH REE.
Miss Bessie French arrived here
yesterday morning, having been
elected a teacher in our public
schools some time ago.
Rev. K. J. Westfall will preach
a sermon to Silver Star Castle, No.
11, Knights of the Golden Eagle,
next Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
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A telegram was received here
yesterday morning that < has. Dodd,
a brother of Mrs J. B. Saumlers
(wife of the painter) had been killed
at Hinton while working in the rail
road yards.
When you want a pleasant phy«ic
try the new remedy, Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
are easy to take, pleasaut in effect.
Price, 25 cents. Samples free at
W. M. Bloss’sdrug store, Ceredo;
and R. N. Williams’, Keuova.
I’rof. Kinder, who was sometime
ago elected to the position of Super
intendent of our public schools, is in
town making the necessary prepara
tions to open the schools.. He has
made a very favorable impression
on those of our citizens w ho have
had the privilege of meeting him.
Ollie Crawford, who lived her**
in hie boyhood days, was arrested
at Central City last week, charged
with cutting his wife with a pair
of scis-iors. They live at Colum
bus. Ohio, and an officer from
that city came after Crawford and
took him to Ohio’s capital for
trial.
I’rof. J. IJascom McClure, for
merly ot this place, will he married
August 30th to Miss Mary Chaffin,
of Mingo county, W. Va. He is a
young man of the highest integrity
and stands very high among the!
teachars of West Virginia. The
bride is a daughter of a prominei t
citizen of Mingo. — I Jig Sandy News.
Elmer Cloy, a colored man who
liven in Brownstown, fell from a
a ladder twenty feet to the pave
ment last Saturday, while engaged
in painting a building on Eighth
street, Huntington. His ankle
was dislocated and his hack badly
hurt. He was brought borne in
the Huntington patrol wagon the
same evening the accident hap
pened and is getting along as well
as could he expected.
Chas. (). Beach is in receipt of
a letter from his father, of King
fisher, Oklahoma, in which he
states that wages there for com
mon labor is lower than was ever
known before. This is owing to
the large number of people who
w^re unsuccessful in getting home
steads at the recent land opening,
and are aiming to earn money
sufficient to return to their homos
in the East.
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.Tosh Westhafer, of Loogootee,
Ind., is a poor man, hut he says he
would not be without Chamber
lain’s Pain Balm if it cost five
dollars a bottle, for it saved him
from being a cripple. No external
application Is equal to this lini
ment for stiff and swollen joints,
contracted muscles, stiff neck,
sprains, rheumatic and muscular
pains. It has also cured numerous
cases of partial paralysis. It ip
for sale by W. M. Bloss, Ceredo;
R. N. Williams Kenova.
Before the winter comes
again, and you put up your
stoves, have an insurance
policy written by T.T.Mc
Dougal.
Marriad.
Batlkss—Fitch.—At Ironton, O ,
Thursday, Aug. 29th, Mr. \\ . La
Fayette Bayless and Miss Gertrude
Francis Fitch. They will he °at
home’’ in Kenova after September
15th.
T he groom is a well known N. Jt
I W. engineer and is (.rand Secretary
of the B. of L. E., while the bride
was long the popular proprietress of
the Cottage Hotel.
We wish them manyye.irs of con
nubial bliss.
Grtat Snakaa!
Koinufjr Timed.
When Frank Messiek went to his
saw mill last Tuesday morning on
Mill Hun, he incompany with Henry
Ilaffer, Jr., saw three large rattle
snakes lying close to the spring near
by, and after some fighting killed
them. The largest one was three
inches in diameter, and the three
combined in length were 13 leet and
four inches.
Found Gayhart's Clothing.
The other day. while Emory Biles
was at work on the farm of Mayor
A. G. Brown, of south Ceredo, he
found three pieces of clothing,
near the N. A’ W. station house,
which is alleged to be th»- same
clothing worn by John Gavhart in
the killing of Alex Mullens. The
clothing consisted of a coat, pair
pants and shirt. Spots of blood
are visible on the clothing.
Born.
To Dr. and Mrs. C. I.. Hopkins,
August 30tb, a (laughter.
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It seems that nothing can prevent
a big corn crop in this section this
year. The ears are beginning to
hangover in a manner that indicates
good, solid corn and plenty of it.
And the best part of it is that prices
promise to be high. Dealers are
paying 55 cents a bushel for old corn
now'.—Shepherdstowu Register.
William Jones and John Bowman,
the men who wt re arrested at Cat
lettsburg and brought to this place,
accused of burglarizing the Virginia
House, were tried before ’Squire
Lainliert last Wednesday and were
sent to jail to await the action of the
<irand Jury.
J. VV. Collier’s connection with
the R. W. Kennedy Co. ceased with
the first of this month. Mr. Collier
has served as book-keeper at these
mills for the past eleven years and is
an expert in his line. He will lake
a much needed rest before accepting
another position or engaging in busi
ness.
Have you a sense of fullness in
the region of your stomach after
eating? If so you will be benefited
by using Chamberlain’s Stomach
and Liver Tablets. They also cure
belching and sour stomach. They
regulate the bowels too. Price, 25
cents. Sold by \V. M. Bloss,Cere
do ; R. N. Williams, Kenova.
Geo. W. Lane, Pewamo, Mich., 1
writes: “Your Kodol Dyspeppia
Cure is the best remedy for in
digestion and stomach trouble that
I ever used. For years I suffered
from dyspepsia, at times compel- '
ling me to stay in bed and causing :
me untold agony. I am recom
mending it to friends who suffer
from indigestion. I always otfer to
pay for it if it fails. Thus far I
have never paid.” W. M. Bloss,
Ceredo; R. N- Williams, Kenova.
Specially low railroad rates from
all points in the Ohio Valley within
a radius of one hundred and thirty
miles have been made for the Second
Fall Festival which opens in Cincin
nati September 16th for two weeks.
One fare fur the round trip, tickets
on sale September 16, 18, 20, 25,
and 27—return day following. Fare
! and a third on sale September 10th
and daily till close of Festival, good
to return any time up to September
30 inclusive.
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Mr. A. W. Neff, of Columbus,
Ohio, was in town last Friday.
He came here for the purpose of
adjusting for the Phoooix As
surance Co , of London, the Col
onial Insurance Co., of Washing
ington D. C.» and the Standard
Fire Insurance Co., of Wheeling,
W. Va, the Ions on the Cottage
Hotel at Kenova. He went from
here to Ironton, Ohio, to consult
Mrs. McCauley—the owner of the
hotel.
Many physicians are now pre
scribing Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
regularly having found that it is
the best prescription they cau
write because it is the one prepa
ration which contains the elements
necessary to digest not only some
kinds of food but all kind and
it therefore cures indigestion and
dyspepsia no matter what its cause.
, W. M. Bloss, Ceredo; R. N. Wil
liams, Keuova.
SALESMAN *WANTED to look
after our interest in Wayne and
adjacent counties. Salary or com
mission. Address, Lincoln Oil Co.,
U / Cleveland, Ohio.
Eallstri ia the Rtf alar Anay.
Mr. Ed Kelley, who reeideemid
way between this place and Cere
do, and Rtakemau Reyuo ds en
listed for service m the Regular
Army, at the recruiting office in
Huutiugtou, Tuesday, and on
Wednesday eveuing left to join
the service. Mr. Kelley has been
managiug the Midway Livery for
some time, aud Mr. Keyuolds has
Seeu braking and tiring ou the N.
W. for the past three years
There are a number of others
iu the Keuova-Ceredo commumtx
who contemplate enlisting—Keoo
va Reporter.
Kay Burks, of this place, has
aulieted, too, siuce the Reporter
was published. Reynolds is now
soliciting recruits in this neighbor
hood, wearing a bright, uew uni
form.
Will Not Rebuild How.
I'be Mimttnttton A«lverti»‘r of n
rveent date states that Wright Bros .
ot ( Yredo, have decided to re-build
a tine hotel on ilio site, one block
north ot the l nion depot, Ke »
o\a, where their hot*>| was burned I
one year ago, aud that the burning
of the Cottage hotel has made an
other hotel almo't an absolute neces
sity. Upon inv«s igaiion, we find
die report to In* e roneous.
I he Wright Bros, state that thc\
have no intention of re-building at
this time. While wo believe an
other hotel could do a good business,
yet w uh those now there and tin
many boarding houses in all parts of
the city, visitors to that place will
have no trouble in finding accom
modations.
They Ask for Highar Wagas.
NN orkmen who were employed
painting the N. <fc W. bridge,
at Kenovp, have refused to
resume work siuce the manage
ment’s alleged promise for an in
crease in wag»-s ha* not beeu ful
filled. The eight men who wore
employed, under the management
of .1 no. Hurfey, of Chillicothe, O.,
have been working for #1.50 to
♦2.00 per dav. but claim they were
promised^ #3.00 per day, on and af
ter the 27th inst.
lhis piece of work will require
ten men for at least three months
time, and is very dangerous to one
who is not well acquainted with
the work. The hejghth of the mid
dle span is 98 feet from the track,
and the entire length of the bridge
to be painted, is 1,721 feet.
A Big Day at tha Glanwood In Kanova.
Monday of lauf week was th« most
hustling day at the Glenwood ho-1
tel in several mouths, the Sir
Knights en route to the Conclave
at Louisville, Ky., stopping off
at this point at the noon hour. I
The Parkersburg Commaudery,
consisting of 110 members, took
dinner at the hostelry, and train
No. 3, on the N. W. brought in
20 members of the crder from
different points along the line.!
who were early breakfast, guests af
the hotel. In all, over 150 guests
were registered during the day.
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Another Promotion.
Wm Strapp, who commenced
railroad work a few years ago na
a pection hand, haa advanced step
by step, until be is now at the
throttle of an N. & W. engine,
having completed the Engineer's
examination in the Kenova office.
He was firing prior to his pro
motion. He will hereafter run on
the Valley division, and will wear
the B of L. K. button, which he
has received by his industrial
work ou the road.
A Communication.
Mr. Editor—Allow mo to speak
a few words in favor of Chamber
lain’s Cough Remedy. T suffer
ed for three years with the
bronchitis and could not sleep at
nights. I tried several doctors and
various patent medicines,hut could
get nothing to give me any relief
until my wife got a bottle of this
valuable medicine, which has com
pletely relieved me W 8. Brock
man, Bagneli, Mo. This remedy
j is for sale by SV. M. Bloss, Ceredo;
R. N. Williams, Kenova.
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Put Nor off tho Car.
Conductor Tol Neal, of the Cam
den Inter-State Railway Co , had to
handle a colored woman from Ash.
land, Ky., with tanglefoot in her
hide and and a razor in her hand,
not very gently one night re<-cn..ly,
in putting her off hi* car. Mr. Neal
is a very polite and accommodating
conductor, but he won’t stand any
foolishness.
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Mexican Mustang Liniment
cures Lameness, Soreness, Stiflhess and Spavin in horses.
The quickest
wav,
'l'he cheapest
way.
and
The surest way
to cure
Fire Bums,
Powder Burns, *
or
Scalds from
Steam or Water,
no matter how
severe the case
may be, is to
saturate a piece
ot sott, old linen cloth with
Mexican
My slang Linimenl
and bind it loosely over the wound.
It gives quick relief from the sting
ing. smarting agony, prevents inflam
mation from developing, heals the sore
with a haste that is most gratifying,
and so thoroughly that it seldom
leaves a scar. Kwj» tin* *• i»»tii wet w-ith tin* liuiiueut.
Mexican Mustang Liniment
Cures Bumblefoot, Frostod Combs, etc., in Poultry.
I*. 1*. Chapman is at Hinton
working as a compositor in the
leader office.
Mr. II. 8. McKeand was in town
with produce, Monday morning, i
He has some nice sweet potatoes this
year.
Bluteher Vinson moved to town i
last week. He lives in W. M.
Bloss’ residence near the B street
crossing.
Mr. and Airs. Wayne B. Fergu
son and son Jack were visiting Air.
F.'s old home at Ferguson 1*. ().,
last week.
Aliss Nona Grothe left last Satur
day to accept a position as governess
in a family at Rush Hun, up the line
of the C. it O., east of Charleston.
Mrp. A. V. Feazell and her
grand daughter, May McDougal,
went to Sciotoville. Ohio, Friday,
where they are visiting relatives.
Aliss Hope Waymer arrived home
from Kentucky, where she has been
for the benefit of her health, last
Saturday. 8he is considerably bet
ter.
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Capt. W. (). Johnson, of the Iflth
lT. 8. Infantry, son of G. F. John
son, of Louisa, Ky., has lieen ap
pointed Governor of the Province
of Isabella, in the Philippine Islands.
Paul Adkins has quit work at
the Catlettsburg Press office to re
cuperate before school begins.
He is over in Ohio this week eating
water melons and other kinds of
fruits.
these questions, you Live ills w&ich |
Wine of Cardui cures. Do you |
appreciate what perfect health would 1
be to you? After taking Wine of 1
Cardui, thousands like you have real- I
lied it. Nervous strain, loss of sleep, §
cold or indigestion starts menstrual g
disorders that are not noticeable at It
first, but day by day steadily grow H
into troublesome complications, wine
of Cardui, used }ust before the men- g
strual period, will keep the female §
system in perfect condition. This |
medicine is taken quietly at home. §
There is nothing like it to help |
women enjoy good health. It costs 1
only SI to test this remedy, which is f
endorsed by 1,000,000 cured women. f
Mrs. Lena T. Frkburg. East S4. Louis, \
111., saysi "I am physically a new I
woman, by reason of my use of Wine of
Cardui and Thedfonf* Aleck Draught." j
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Stevens
Ideal Rifle.
No. 44.
Price Only $10.00.
Made in all the ntandard eali
liers hoth Him and ('enter Fire.
Weight aliout 7 poundH. Stand- 1
ard liarrel for rim fire cartridge**,
24 inclxw. For center-fire cart
ridge, 26 inches*.
If theae riflets arc not carried in stock
by your dealer, Head price and we will
aend it to you expretw prejinid.
Send stamp for catalog describingcoin
{dete line anti containing valuable in
ormatiou to idiootern.
The J. Stevens Arms and Tool Co.
t. 0. CHICOPEE FALLS, MASS.
R H KILGORE saBsaw* wssn
It. II. niLUUm, andcmjthcoveked
Burial Casas and Caskats
Of toll Sizes, in Stock.
NEARSE Subject to order.
Stock kept in building on cor
ner of P and East Third Street
Ceredo, W. Va.
Pusiness represented by R. W.
STEWART. All orders promptly
attended to.
OKA NIJ CHEAP EXCLUSION
TO
BUFFALO
A.VI) TilK
Pan-American Kxpo’n,
tickets noon kktcknino
6 DAYS 6
— VIA
- C. & O. -
ROUTE
Hound trip Tickets on sale each
Tuesday
(Q Ofl leaving Huflfalo Sunday An nft
>p“.ZU following date of aale. $vsi£U
Tickets are good in coaches only.
•We also have the following other
rates in effect:
15 day ticket.$13.55
20 day ticket.16,75
Season ticket.18.25
Look at the schedule:
I.«ave Huntington .1:40 a. nt. 12:25 p. m. I :<fl p. m
Arrive Buffalo 7:30 p. m. 6:IMa. m. 10:00 a. m
Don’t miss this grand opportunity
to visit
NIAGAHA FALLS.
! Call at the C. A O. Ticket Office*
or address,
| Tiios, A. Garriuax, S. E. P. A.,
' Huntington, W. Yaw