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VOLUME XVI._CEREDO, WAYNE (XX, W- VA.. WEDNESDAY. OPT. 23, 1901. i NUMBKR^tT
J. R. GIESKE,
Architect,
Ceredo, VV. Va.
Office at Hoard Brick.
W. W. Marcum,
Attorney-at- Law,
Cekkdo, W. Va.
Will practice Id all the courts of W. Vs.
Boyd sud Uwrenre county. Ky .
~ J. H. MEEK,
ATTOIINEY AT LAW,
WAYNE. W. VA.
Practices in the courts of Wayne and
adjoining counties.
M. STOUT. D. I). S.,
Dentist,
Kenova, West Va.
Room F, The Glenwood.
DAMEL WEIGHT,
Painter | Paper Hanger
Ceredo, W. Ya.
—.Work done In the best style and at
reasonable prices. Paints and Wall Patter
for sale.
T. T. M’DOUGAL,
NOTARY PUBLIC\
“Advance” Office,
CEREDO, - - W. VA.
Special attention given to tfu
preparation ot Pension Papers
Bring your certificatea.
GO TO
TURLty BROS.
FOR
WHITE LEADS, OILS, VARNISHES,
BRUSHES AND MIXED PAINTS.
Huntington, W. Va.
117 THIRD AVENUE.
W. H. ADKINS*
THE BARBER,
GUARANTEES IIIS WORK
10 0111 tNlljtl_SOTISUCTIOII
Go to his shop and get a clean shave and
a nice hair cut ami yon will look ten year*
younger.
Remember the place: Next door to King's
Restaurant store, Ceredo, W. Va.
EMMONS-IIAWKINS
HARDVVAHE COM PAN V,
HUNTINGTON. WEST V*.
Builders’ Hardware,
MAN! LS,
SASH ANI) DOORS.!
JOHN W. DILLON,
Catlettsburg, - - Kentucky,
Bells Henry Diston Sr Ron's
And Swages, and is agent for the
Aultman Sc Taylor Manufac
turing Co., and the Queen
of the South
GRIST MILLS
And Mill Supplies.
KST\RMSIIKI> IN IH7R.
! [Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat- *
11 ent business conducted for Moora atc fees. J
1 .Our Ornet t« Opposite U. S. patent orneej
| ,and we can secure patent in less time than those;
11remote from Washington. J
i * Send model, drawing or photo., with desrrip-f
j[tlnn. Wc advise, if patentable or not, free of?
, i charge. Our fee not due till patent fs secured, S
i1 A Pamphlet, “How to Obtain Patents,'’ with *
\ |cost of same in the U. S. and foreign countries?
i >sent free. Address. *
C.A.SNOW&COJ
' Opp Patent Orrtcc, Waspihotoji,
Kenova Reporter.
C. G. Fry, of Wayne, was in the
city Tuesday.
K. A. SearU**, ot Huntington, was
in our city, Saturday.
S. B. Thompsou,of Dingess,was
in the city Tuesday.
F. M. Smith, of Cols, O., was a
Kenova visitor Sunday.
Uriah Roe, J. P., of Buffalo,
was in towp Wednesday.
J. R. Prellymau. of Alexandria,
Va., isvisitiugC- R. Keith.
A. J. Smith, of Parkersburg, was
a Saturday visitor in Keuova.
J. M. Saunders, a Bluefield law
yer, visited Keuova on Suuday.
R. Park and wife of E. Radford,
were Sunday visitors in this city.
lames Brown, of Williamon, W.
Va., w as a Kenova visitor last Satur
day.
There were thirty-five Kenova-ites
on Sunday’s excursion to Parkers
l*i rg.
,Wm. Brown, of Columbus, O.,
was a husiuess visitor to our city
Monday.
E. 11. Fischer, of Portsmouth,
O., registered at the Eagle House
Sunday.
W. S. Workman, of Echo, W.
Va., registered at the Eagle House
Saturday.
D. S. Craddock, of Columbus,
0.,was a business visitor to Ken
ova Wednesday.
Mr. Powell, of the N. W., re
moved on Wednesday from Maple
to Sycamore street.
J.C. Dillon, of Church wood, Va.,
was in Kenova Saturday last looking
over the prospects.
C. N. Davidson, of Portsmouth,
O., is the new clerk for Train Master
K. P. Johnson.
J. E. Iliscbe, of a Columbus
drug house, was a business visitor
to our city Monday.
Business seems to he rather dul.
in Kenova of late. Wake up Ken
ova, and “get ye a hustle ou.”
W, R. Beeson, Isaac Cooper and
Jas. B. McDermott, of Anderson,
Iud., were in Kenova Tuesday.
Julian M. Park and Orin E
Burns, of Huutington, visited
friends at the Glenwood Hotel
Sunday.
Mr. C. Cole, the official watch
inspector for the N., tfc \V. made a
business trip to Nolan, \V. Va., last
Saturday.
Mrs. RifTe, wife of Clerk of Court,
Lawrence county, Ky., is visiting
her sister-in law, Mrs. Rebecca Rice
for a few days.
Our schools are making a nice
start. We believe Prot. Kinder
will prove the right man in the
proper position.
Maude, daughter of YV. A. Hin
ton. who has been sick with scar
let fever, is now. we are happy to
say, convalescent.
The ne-* store bnildiog which is
being erected by Hr. York for Mr.
W. YV. Nunn, will be ready for oc
cupancy by Nov. 1st.
.Tames Morrison, of Thacker, who
is a brother-in-law of .L M. Stephen
son, stopped with Mr. and Mrs.
Stephenson, Monday night.
U.YY'. Hogan, an N. A YY\ en
gineer who has >K*en visiting at
Roanoke and Retina Vista, Va., for
a few days, has returned homo.
Piping nti) 1 goes on by the Triple.
State Natural Has Co., and Kenova
will be soon as well supplied with
♦ his necessary article as most
cities twice its size.
A base ball game is supposed to
come off at Kenova today, between
a hastily gotten up nine of both
Kenova and Teredo. YY'e goto press
too soon for the score.
C. L. Ritter, T. L. Henritz and
Lee Long, of Charleston, but well
and favorably known here, passed
through here on the C. & 0. en
route for home last YVodnesday.
Serg’t Sr nth is reported to have
raided a certain house iu this vi
1 k
ciuity lately, and gave the inmate*
twenty-four hour* to leave, which
they did without further order*.
Dr. A. G. Wilkinson, of Dixou,
we* a Wednesday visitor to Ken
ova. The Doctor is well kuown
aud liked here aud his friend* all
Miy—“Call again, Doc.”
The Kenova Cottage prayer meet
ing was held at the home of J. M.
Stephenson last Monday night.
There was a large number present
and a good meeting was the result.
Rev. E. J. Westfall was railing
in Kenova Tuesday afternoon and
bidding his friends good-bye. lie
is now* reaily to go to his next work
at Hayard, this State.
A report was heart! Monday even
ing at 7 o'clock fast time, followed
by a severe jarring of the earth. The
cause of the report is not known.
It sounded like the explosion of a
boiler under heavy pressure of
sleatn.
Considerable interest in the 1 >ible
class is being shown by the R. R.
Y. M. C. A. boys. Rev. Geo.
Gadsby in the leading spirit, and we
predict that in that proportion in
the past lias the class grown, so it
will in the future.
Rev. C. Cole tilled his regular
appointment at Portsmouth, (>., on
Sunday last. The reverend is no at
bicycle enthusiast, but he is ve>y
proud of his record last Sun
day a. m. lie left Kcnova at 7:0u
(Cole time) ami arrived at
Portsmouth just in time for services,
—11:00 a. m. making the 40 miles
in 4 hours.
’Squire .1. II. Lambert has resigned
as one of the Directors of the Keno
va Loan ifc Trust Go. Mr. Lambert
was an efficient Director and got
along admirably with the officers of
the bank, but on account of the
position interfering with the office
of Justice of the Peace, which he
holds, he thought it best to tender his
resignation.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Davis took
in the excursion to Parkersburg on
last Sunday. They stopped off at
Millwood and visited Sirs. Davis'
old home at t ’oUagcville, Jackson
county. They report a delightful
time, meeting with old time friends
whom they had not seen for more
than thirty years. They found
many changes had been made in the
quiet old town and surrounding
country, but still there was left
many old land marks just the same
as when they left them long, long,
ago. They visited all the old fa
miliar places and grasped the hands
of many friends whose faces and
forms had grown old the same as
their own.
Justice Gourt.
On Wednesday, before Justice
J. II. Lambert, th** case of M. J.
Damron, v*. Mrs. II H. Wilier, ad
ministrator of H. II. Wilier, de
ceased, wiih tried. The plaintiff
wan represented by Atty. J. T.
(’lark ami the defendants by W. W.
Marctim. A verdict f-«r *:>() 00 and
costs whs obtained for the plain
tiff.
The case of the State vs O. P.
Jackson, charted with stealing the
amount of #10.00 from J. P. Fra
ley while the latter was drunk,
waa tried on Wednesday by Justice
Lambert. The defendant was ac
quitted.
DeWitt’s Little Karly Risers
never disappoint. They are safe,
prompt, gentle, effective in re
moving all impurities from the
liver and bowels. Small and easy
to take. Never gripe or distress.
\V. M. Rloss, Ceredo; R. N. Wil
liams, Kenova.
Pittsburg Coal.
There is no belter coal for domes
tic use than Pittsburg coal. It is
free of slate and sulphur and burns
up clean. The Kenova Transfer
Co. have a very large supply of it
and will deliver it in Kenova or
( credo at nine rent* a bushel or
#2.25 a ton. Orders by postal card
or telephone will have prompt at
tention.
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Valentine A Newcomb have a
toW ad. in this issue. Peruse y,.
ReGkles* Statement.
The Huntington Advertiser, a
democrtatio paper of the Jeffersouian
style, in speaking of a disappointed
woman whose name is given below,
says:
“Mis. Mary Jackson Kuffner has
evidently allowed her disappoint
ment and chagrin to get the bettor
of her judgment or she would never
have made such reckless statements
in regard to the management of the
Asylum lor Incurables at this place
The Advertiser is ready at all times
to take up the cudgel in behalf of
the afflicted or oppressed, and upon
learning of Mrs. Kuff tier's charges
against Dr. Guthrie, investigated
the matter quite thoroughly, and
finds there is but very slight or no
foundation for them. Those who
are at all familiar with the history of
the State institutions will take the
statements of the discharged em
ployes with many grains of allow
ance.
Dr. Guthrie managed the asylum
at Spencer wisely and well; no tale
of dishonor or whisper of inhumanity
to patients was heard against him
during the four years he was in
charge of that institution and he can
well afford to stand upon that record.
Hut he is quite w illing to have all
the facts about the management of
the Asylum for Incurables to come
out and let the public judge between
him and Mrs. Kuffner.”
(Jock Like Hot Caki;M.
“The fastest gelling article in
rav store,” writes druggist C. T.
Smith, of Davis, Ky., “is Dr.
King’s New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds, be
cause it always cures. In ray six
vears of sales it has never failed
I have known it to save sufferers
from Throat and Lung diseases,
who could get no help from doc
tors or any other remedy.” Moth
ers rely on it, best physicians pre
scribe it, and W. M. Rloss guaran
tees satisfaction or refunds price.
Trial bottles free. Regular sizes,
50o and $1.
The difference between a job and
a position seems t.o depend upon the
salary.
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Ilfs Life In Peril.
“I just seemed to have gone all
to pieces,” writes Alfred Roe, of
Welfare, Tex., “biliousness and a
lame back had made life a burden.
I couldn’t eat or sleep and telt nl
most too worn out to work when I
began to use Electric Ritters, hut
i hey worked wonders. Now I
sleep lik- a top, can ent anything,
have gained in strength and enjoy
bard work. ’ They give vigorous
health and new lm* to weak, sickly,
run-down people. Try them. Only
50c at \\ . M. RIohb’h drug store.
A drinking gong is usually a high
bawl.
America's Famous ftciititics
Look with horror on Skin Erup
tions Blotchep, Sor<“», Pimples.
They don’t have them, nor will
anyone, who uses Ruckleu’s Arnica
Salve. Ir glorifies the face. ftc
zema or oalt Rheum vanish before
if. It cures sore lips, chapped
hands, chilblains. Infallible for
Piles. 25c at W. M. Rloss’s drug
pkore.
Apples are a scarce article in this
county.
— -—• _
Out of Dentil’s Jaws.
“When death seemed very near
from a severe stomach and liver
trouble, that, I had suffered with
for years,” writes P. Muse, Dur
ham, N. C., Dr. King’s New Life
Pills saved my life and gave per
fect health.” Best pills on earth,
and only 25c at W. M. Bloss’s drug
store.
Tiik one hundred and twenty,
seventh anniversary of the battle cf
Pt. Pleasant, the first battle of the
revolutionary war, was appropriate
ly celebrated at the enterprising
town at the mouth of the Great
Kanawha river, the 10th inst. (7,1.
Bennett IT. Young, of Kentucky,
and lion. ('has. II. (trosvenor, of
Ohio, were the principal speakers
and they did ample justice to the
occasion. It is stated that ten thou
sand people were present.
♦ •♦---.
John Ferguson declares he is not
married.
EXCURSION TO CINCINNATI.
Last of fho Staton.
The C. dr O. R'y Co. will run an
excursion from Huntington to
Cincinnati uext Sunday. Oct. 27.
Special train will pass Ceredo at
5:42 a.m. and arrive at Cincin
nati at 10:15 a. tn. Fare for the
round trip, $1.50.
Returning Special Traiu will
leave Fourth Street Depot at 6:00
P *»-, making fast runs through
to all points, arriving at Hunt
mgton at about 10:30 p. m.
hach and everv excursionist
will be given a FREE ADMIS
SION TICKET to the Zoo Garden.
^ ou cati visit the Garden and
take in the Theatres ami have am
ple time to catch the Excursion
Train returning.
For further information call on
Agents C. dt O. R y, or
T. A. Garriuan, S. P. A.,
Huntington, W. Va.
To Bo Marriod.
Cards are out announcing tin*
marriage of Miss Gertie Duncan,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. M.
Duncan, to Mr. li. S. Hopkins, of
Newport News, Va. 'The ceremony
is to take place in the Lafayette
Avenue Baptist church at Newport
News, October 30th.
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Hon. Alonzo Garrett, V. S. Con
sul to Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, ruadi
this office a brief call last Saturday.
He was on his way to Assume his duties
as consul at the above named place.
Mrs. Garrett accompanied her hus
band to their faraway southern home
They went to Cincinnati by rail and
took a steamer to Memphis, Tenn. M r
and Mrs Garrett’s friends in Wayne
and adjoining counties, as well as
throughout West Virginia and the
l nited States of America, wish them
health, happiness and prosperity in
the country to which they have been
sent by the government.
W. T. Wesson, Gholsonvilln, Va.,
druggist, writes: “Your One Min
ute Cough Cure gives perfect satis
Iaction. My customers say it is
the best remedy for coughs, colds,
throat and lung troubles.” W. M.
Bloes, Ceredo} It. N. Williams,
Kenova.
Mr. I.. J. Allen, Sunday School
Missionary of the Presbyterian
church, who is known to manv ol
our iv.clers, having frequently visit
ed ( credo, was married the loth
inst. at Colby, Kansas, to M iss Maude
Feely, of that State. 'I hey will
make their homo at Norton, Kansas.
I ho excitement incident to trav
eling and change of t<i<«d slid water
often brings on Diarrhoea, and lor
this reason no one should leave
borne without a bottle of «;namber*
Iain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. For sale by W. M. Blows,
Ceredo, and R. rv. W illiams, Ken
ova.
A I y |»i«*al Horn li A I rieHn St »re.
0. R. Larson, of Bay Villa,Hun
days River, < ape Colony, conducts
a s'ore typical of Houth Africa, at
which can be purchased anything
from the proverbial “needle to an
anchor.” This store is situated in
a valley nine miles from the near
est, railway station and about
twenty.five miles from the nearest
town. Mr. Larson says: “I am
favored with the custom of farm
ers within a radius of thirty miles.!
to many of whom I have supplied
Chamberlain’s remedies. All tes
tify to their value m a household
where a dootor’s advice is almost
out of the question. Within one
mile of my store the population is
perhaps sixty. Of these, within
the past, twelve months, no le«<
than fourteen have been absolutely
cured by * bamberlain’s Cough
Remedy. This must surely be a
record.” Forsa'eby W. MB loss,
Cerodo, ar.d R. N. Williams, K»*n
ova.
—111 - —...
Engineer W. E. Williams is here
from Knoxville, Tenn. We under
stand lie has secured a position on
the 1\ I*. V'. Branch of the N. <fc
W. with headquarters at Portsmouth
f >hio.
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The Big Sandy National Bark, of
Catlettsburg, Kv., has a new adver
tisement in this impression. This
is a safe, strong hank and is con.
\ venient foj- Wayne county people.
J
(
GluTtesIde Park to be Improved.
Although tho new Park of the
Camden Intor-S.ate ICy Co., just
east ol Cetedo, is to )>© juBtas beau
tiful ami attractive as money can
make it, Clyffeside is to l»e improved
also s<> says the Kentucky Demo
crat. All the underbrush, snags
stumps, etc., will lx» removed ami
about ten acres of territory on tho
»ack of the grounds will be added
•n I1ke.b"in- The entire |,ke
will I... dredged nn,I <-1 caned, ,m| the
'links prettily sloped and ornament
ed. A magmlk-iont, solid line of
eleetr,.. light, will fringe the entire
ako even to it, most remote per
.."'»ki"g it a veritable midmini.
"M'r » ilream for heating next
A, aeon as the excavating is all
completed the dan. will bu
Closed and the lake again allowed
wil l ,7‘Vr' •''■‘■•y new boata
w. l he added, new and artistic
bridges built, a.morons a,mat io
pleasure features added
The Casino as has been stated
heictoforc, will be entirely remodel
"ill be removed,
makmg ,t a regulation park pavil
! ' or runnier theatre, and ,t will
be enlarged by additions of about
twenty-live seats on each side. The
grounds i„ general will be further
beautified. "«riucr
C’l.J ..of Argo
C'ty, W1B .hot at Clyffeaide Park
la-t Saturday by Park Policeman
John Mantel. Daniel wa, i„lo“"
eated and uaing f„„| languago and
■in altercation enaued between tlie
fhe intoxicated man having
nark '.TiT"'* f">"> th?
. k to t|,« county road, when
r I'O '-;-ma„ from -ome ea,’,.e ahot
lie obaireporoiia and miabohaved
individual The ball entered the
abdomen but atruek a rib and naaacd
around the body to tin- apine where
t waa located and eaaily removed.
"l ''OHIO in Argo City an 1
I '« thought he will be able to be
out in a few days.
VI W ^ raze He, the new
I. la. minister, preached at the M.
i1 11111 1 Sunday—morning
,UM. * v<‘"lng- He is an able minister
,u" m®do *'1 favorable impression
upon those who heard him. Uev.
r.i/.i p Je t Monday morning
or h ayettsville and will move
. ho««h«l«l goods here this
neck. Me has a vufeand two grown
children—% son and a daughter. Mis
HOM lH '"isiiiMBa and bis daughter
h attending school at Baltimore.
An exchange tells about a society
r porter, who, in writing up a wed
f'"1 "ff the following about
th. bride: ‘ ller dainty l,..,t were
■ nea-ed in a pur of alippera ibm. rj.
aemblcd fairy boota.” The devil
did the ‘ typo” work, and tliia waa
the Hint of hia endeavor: “II,,r
■liny feet were ineaaed in a pair of
Hirip rs that resembled ferry ooats ”
• •
d »«»dwiii Adkms, eh . was work
hi,: .n t a liir* for drunkenness, on
'In* street lust Monday, cut the
chi.i.i, which had a bail on the
other end, and left for parts un
known. H« cut the chain with a
mattock and took the shackle*
and a V ale Jock with turn.
It f,il« Worth 1,01n* ?
tally wI*i••'ii oi!‘,7**,"y!‘n "if"reu fm'wtlT't™'
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*•«!#% Pony IJIillilr. fi.
hahm^hy pick; liH no^'ii'u 'i^crlUand
nervon*. |t it rf/M. J *" cram ana
hollow-eved if , V *''V ^.Otully. If ,t In
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kiii’d *2n*2 n"/.nr' Hn', ,,,f*n nature wll* lie
H<! «r.f;!.«i, ''""u" inactive liver,
, ar* roe. fo nafure. Mexican Root Pill.
i i„..m T.,„" {y&EE
infC ®,*u NtrcnvUipning.
♦♦♦
I* iin CJiifi Ilf* i;nrei|,
! w.\V. h*Vu!V.,f*;',r PM,n ? Pain I* trylnu to kill
H her R,|,irr.n°f k,n Pn,n Wofthln* kill* pain,
and ~ . »r m °,r r*i». "> quickly
n e; r : , V: V .?* ftooch’a Quick Relief.
' uree cramp and colic.
A CJmiipleto (Jure,
« J’011 Wke f iooch'« Mn r-ap.i II la you
find It a complete core or had Mood. 1
PIIHne Cum
Money refunded If It ever fall*.
ANTI-Anrn ctiHcaC hill* and Fever.