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I’he Oeredo Advance.
T. T. McDOUGAl^
KDITOK AND PROPKIKTOK.
Wednesday, Sept. IO.
A Ke|>nl>lk'aii Newspaper that
has a large c ire illation in the I tig
Sandy anil Twelve l*nle \allc\s
—aiiexcellent advertising medi
um
Published Every Wednesday.
TERMS OK SUBSCRIPTION:
Oue cwpy, one yeai, - - $1.04)
Oue copy, six months, - - ,50
Strictly cash in advance.
Twenty-five per ceut. will be added when
rash is uot paid.
Job printing of all kinds neatly
and promptly execute*' on rea
sonable terms.
T< > SUBSCRIBERS.
We cannot discontinue your paper until al
arrearages are paid. Don't ask us. Don’t say
■top my pajs-r until l get wtiat l owe paid up
etc. In no case can we do this. It is a general
rule we have to adopt to protect ourselves.
When you do not w ant the paper any longer,
pay up and stop it. Don't have your post mas
ter drop ns a card that it is not taken out of the
•Office. If you were publishing a paj>er you
-wouldn't want us to do you that way.
When you move from your present post-office
don't fail to notify us at once of the change,
giving vour former post-office as well as your
new one. This is absolutely necessary*.
w ayue Courts.
Terms of Circuit Court: Fourth Monday in
January, May and September.
Terms of County Court: First Mondav in Jan
nary, April and July, and Third .Monday in No
vember.
The Republican Ticket.
Cor C’oNtiKEss—Fifth District,
JAMES A. HUGHES.
Of Cabell County.
For State Senator—Sixth Distict,
H. M. CLINE,
Of Wyoming County.
ITie tirst railroad dining car was
called the Delmonico and was built
by the Pullmans in 1800.
— —• • — --
The I't. Pleasant Register is forty
years old and continues to be one ol
the best weeklies in the State.
The Keynotes now sounding
indicate some lively campaign music
for the Republicans and an all “rag
time,” program for the Democrats.
Unless you repent and believe in
the Hon. W. J. Bryan you cannot
be saved, so the Commoner says,
and the Commoner is the Democratic
bible.
Free trade theorists would tind
conditions in Africa to suit them.
All the exports are national products
ami all the imports manufactured
articles.
It is quite true that the tariff may
need «< me surgical attention, but
the people will see to it that the
cut ting is done with a lancet, not
with a battle ax.
Ihk narrow escape imm death ot
1 resident !ho*. veil last week shows
the great. neco-*ity and importance
of motorim-n al w ay s l, iving complete
control <• j siieet curs.
I nt. I h ue < rat- have paid -o much
attention to the weed- in the Repun
1 lean it i - tn 11 tii-■ v have <|iiite
iorgotten the dilapidated condition
of their own hom darie-.
Gukat Sai i I.\kr:i- it the lowest
l**\el since ob-ervation- . d n hav
been recorded. In nine * • ir- it ha
lo-t six feet in lopth an i ;n -ome
places has narrowed near a mile.
The striking mineis »n<- New
ri\* r listriel are praising Govern >r
W hite for -< uditiLt them Ironj s t <
keep the peace, Now let “Mother
«b»nes off ’way ha< k and it down—■
and stay down.
( fit'-a i- about to mint her own
higher coins and lit - tv <e 1 o ir
governm*nt to loan 1 r n -iver
and a sup* rintendent of m irhinef
At present, M» xii an a» d r 1. r
dollars are tlte current money of the
empire.
Nkuaii,, editor of the
Haven-wood New'*, ha- bought the
Rre-ton Republican ol l„ V
and will continue the publication of
the paper at Terra Al a a- » R.-pub
bean sheet. Kx->. u » ,i \ i,
Hughes will be associate , with liro.
Newall in the publication of the
paper. We wish Uro. Kee l success
in whatever business he may engage,
as w*dl as the new management of
the Republican.
Publication ol the Financial State
ment.
The taxpayers of this end of.
the county, from whom a large
amount of the taxes are collected,
regardless of politics, think the
Advance has a just right to make
complaint, m their behalf, be
cause the County Court refuses to
have the Financial Statement
published iu a paper published on
the Ohio river, simply because
the members of the court do not
happeu to agree with the politics
of said paper. In speaking of
this matter the Way ue News says :
“As the publication is only made'
one week, tho pay lixed by luw ia
not proportionately as large as it
is on publications that are made
for four weeks. The court, to:
publish the statement in two
papers, must either pay more than
the law provides, or else rob their
party paper of patronage to which
it is entitled. As a matter of
compromise tho court gave the
work to the Democratic paper at
three-fourths the price fixed by
luw, aud published the statement
iu one paper only.”
The News is iu error when it
says “the pay lixed by law is not
proportionately as large as it is on
publications that are made for
four or more weeks.” When a
legal publication is made for only
one week it is just twice and ahalf
more for the first week than it is
for each additional week. The
News receives almost double the
amount for the publication of the
Financial Statement for one week
that the Advance does tor publish
mg the proposed Constitutional
Amendments for thirteen weeks.
In speaking of the amendments
the News pays: “There is not a
paper iu the State but would jump
at the chance to publish these
amendments ut half price.” The
same can be said in regard to the
Financial Statement. Under a
Republican County Court the Ad
vance published the Fiuaucial
Statement, and although we did
not count the uurnber of words to
see what it would have amounted
to at legal rates, we are satisfied
we did not receive more than one
half legal rales for same. The
Republican members of the County
Court, those honest, conscientious
and business-like men—Judge
James McQiiiu and John Y. York
—and that honest and upright
Democrat, who was ever looking to
the welfare of ihe tax-payere, Mr.
Asbury Jackson—had the State
men* published in both the Re
publican and Democratic papers
of the county at less than the law
ful rate for uuo paper and the
publishers of the papers were
perfectly satisfied with the price.
The Advance was perfectly willing
to be “robbed” then and the con
science of the News was not seared
to any great extent in seeing it
“robbed.”
As regards the Governor's tic*
tions in lif t having the proposed
am* udments published in the
N**w.-. we have nothing to huv.
Our I'.inner acti -us in regard to
matt r- of this kind prove that we
ii“ ilw ays willing to do the fair
‘hi ig. He must admit, however,
bf»: to ik * ‘-id 1," or cheek,’’ or
\vi itever y u might call it, for
in r ot the V'ws to ask the
!< Veri >r to divide the proceeds
t r i: e* puh) .cat .on ol the a mend*
m> i s litter having refusec l to
h . .' tii c oititv patronage. If**
d ! i b t i * * - found out that the
C ounty Court would not allow the
• a’• * i any'hing I >r pubhsmng
*• ' rn* ; t b* lor*' writing to
the Governor.
'Mir readers and the tax-payers
w i T■'fieunle r »be proposition we
nn l h edit r of the N ws a few
k- go, viz; that both papers
publish all the county printing at
the price allowed by law to one
P»P« r and divide equally the
amount received therefor, which
pr position was respectfully de
clined.
WAVil I . 1 »:» -*J WORTH Y OKNTI.K
't A N oil l*«iy. < minty to fnnn»i«9
f,n .1 i ,-.tniia*h< a iionik.. >,f soiei
' ht'li-r Itf, lion;! fl<l»
"’ll a*. «-rf I <.w|,y with ill »• X j.« <|ir»'»-f
from li.ml (Hurt. r. Wonsy Hilvtnccd for
rx|s>r.M. s. MurniKir, ill Lax (on ItliU., <in
'•**<>. lOHept law.
You can tell the age of a horse by
his real teeth but not of a woman by
her false ones—New York Press.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
A PROJCLAMATIO^BY THE GOVERN*
To the Voters of the State of
West Virginia:
You are hereby notified that at the general
election to be belli in s.lil nUlroti the Turn i
day after the first Monday In November, j
IW-tf, there will he submitted for ratification 1
or rejection live seperale amendment* to the 1
Const!union ol said State, as follows, to wit:
First l*ro|>oH«*«i Amendment.
That the second, third, fourth ami seven
teenth sections of article seven he amended
so as to read as follows:
"Mec 2. An election for governor, secre
tary of state, state superintendent of tree
schools, auditor, treasurer and attorney
general, shall be held at such times aud
places as may be prescribed by law.
".-ec. It. The returns of every election for
i he above named officers shal be >o sealed
up and transmitted by the returnlng ott.cers
to the secretary of stale, directed to the
speaker of the house of delegates, who shall
Immediately after the orxantxalon of the
house, and before proceeding to business,
open amt publish the same. In the preseuce
of a majority of each hnuseof the legislature,
widen shall for that purpose assemble In the
ball of the house of delegates. The person
having the highest number of voles for
either of said offices, shall tie declaied duty
elected tbeieto; but if any two or more have
an eijual and trie highest number of votes '
for the same office, the legislature shall, by ;
jolut vote, choose one of such persons for
said office. Contested elections lor the oltlce
of governor shall be determined by both
houses of the legislature by Joint vote, In
such manner as may lie prescribed by law.
“Sec. 4 None of the executive ottlcers
mentioned in thin article shall hold any
other oltlce during the term of Ills service.
The governor shall not be eligible to said
office foi the four years next sureedlng the
term for which he was elected.
"Mac 17. 11 the oltlce of secretary of state,
auditor, treasurer, slate superintendent of
free schools, or attorney general, shall be
come vacant by death, resignation or other
wise, it shall oe the duty of the governor to
All the same by appointment, and the ap
poiulee shall hold htaofttce until his success
or shall he elected and <|uallflcd in such
manner as may be prescribed by law The
subordinate officers of the executive depart
ment and the officers of all public Institu
tions of the Mtale shall keep an account of
all moneys received or disbursed by them,
respectively, fiotn all sources, and for every
set vice perf-rined, and make a semi-annual
report thereof to the governor under oath or
affirmation and any officer who shall wil
fully make a false report shall be deemed
guilty ol perjuiy.”
Maid First proposed amendment Is Jesig
nate.d “Secretary of .State Amendment, and
on the ballot will be printed:
" l) Macretarv of State A mend meut.
"Amending sections 2, 3, land 17 of Article 7.
"For Hat ideation.
‘ For Kejectlon.”
Those favoring the ratification of said
amendment wl'l vote. For Hatltlcatlou; those
oppostu will vote For KeJ ctiou.
I'ropoHtMl A 1111‘IKl ltl«‘ll t.
Thai section nineteen of article seven be
amended so as to read as follows:
“Aec. 1!». The officers named In this ar
tide shall receive for their services a salary
to be established by Itiw, which shall not be
increased or diminished during their official
terms, and they shall not, after the expira
tion of the terms of those In office at the
adoption ot this amendment, receive to the! r
own use any fees, costs, perquisites of office
or other compensation, and all fees that may
hereafter be payable by law, for any service
performed by any officer provided for In
this article of the Constitution shall be paid
In advance Into the state treasury.”
Said second proposed amendment Is des
Ignated, “.State Officers’ Salary Amend
ment,” and on the ballot will be printed:
‘•(2) Stale Itfflcers’Halaty Amendment.
“Amending section III of article 7.
“For Ratification.
•‘For Rejection.”
Those favoring the ratification of said
amendment will vole. For Ratification; those
opposing will vote For Rejection.
Third Proposed Amendmont.
That the following t>e proposed as an
amendment to the constitution of this
•State:
“The supreme court of appeals shall con
sist of live Jud es Those Judges lu office
when this amend meat takes effect shall
continue in office untM their terms shall ex
plre, and the legislal ure shall provide for the
election of an additional Judge of said court
at the next general election, whose term
shall begin on the first day of January, one
thousand nine hundred and five, and the
governor shall, as fora vacancy, appoint a
Judge of said court to hold office uu.ll the
first day of January, one thousand nine
! hundred and live. The judges of I he supreme
court of appeals and of the circuit oourts
i shall receive such salaries as shall be fixed by
| law, for those now in or those hereafter to
come Into office.”
Maid Third proposed amendment is des
| Ignated “Judicial Amendment,” and on the
! ballot will be printed:
“(8) Judlclal A mendment.
•‘Amending sections ‘2 and Itt of article 8.
“For ItatIficatIon.
“For Rejection.”
Those favoring the ratification of said
I amendment will vote, For Ratification;
those opposing will Vole. For Reject ton.
The statement above from chapter 153 o'
the Acts of |!t*i . that III s Third proposed
t amendment Is an amendment to sections ”
**nd l'» oi article H, appears m he ex pi a nai ory
tor. by reference to House Joint Resolution
No 15,11 appears tnat this Third proposed
amendment Is a general amendment to the
• ’oustliutloti ami not limited by said orlglna'
enactment to any particular section or
sec ions thereof.
*• “HiTii I'roposiMl Amniilmciit.
That tin- following be proposed ns an
aincndtn nt to the roust It nt ion of this s ate
“The aeemnuhitlon of I lie s hool fund pro
vided for in sen Ion fonrof article 'Welve. of
t he roiislllutlon OI thIn State, *h ill relate u pon
tie adopth,n oi this iiuiehiluieiit and all
money to the ered t of said land over one
rill lion ol dollars, togethci wilti (he interest
on said fund, si,all n nsi I f ir the nupp irt of
I lie lire scliools of this stale.
“A II money ami taxes beret fore payable
In*o the treasury under the provision ol me
salrl seel Ion four, to die ci.ditof me school
(mid. hall hereafter paid Ii to die treas
ury to t lie ered it >f t h** general school fund
(or the support ol the free schools oi tu<
State. ’
-‘aid Four! h propo ed ainendlnenl Is des
ignated “Iriedltelnle S/'hrid Fund Xiioiiu
ineiii." ahd on the hiill.d will tie print, d:
"I I It redtic.h.e School Fund Amendment.
“A tnend i ng s,., i urn I of art tele IJ,
“For ft ilitli* Ulan,
“For Ilejeellr.ii.’’
Those favoring th ■ rat Hie if Ion of said
inn iiduno. w * 11 \oie. For Knttftru?* u;
I hose opposing will vote, Foi lte/e. lion.”
I'l.e 'lateuieuI ah .ve, fimii chapter |.V; of
tie Acts of Jain, ||iat ihl* Fourth proposed
amendment is an amendment to section i
Of a rlji le I J, .1 ppea rs to ■ < >. |,!a na tor> for*
h\ ». fetenee to House |.,,ni |;,.. dlltnn No.
i appear* di if this I’north proi.r.sial
aineedtnent ih a general urucnilnieul to the
Constll ui ion and not limited t.y s,.d oiigm.
al I'rtscifneni i., am particular section or
sections ol Hu- t ..nstltiit 1011.
I it I It I ’ l'o|»iiser| \ 111 • * l»(I 111 r * 11 f .
That article 4, «»■< r.n twelve, of the
< onstitiHion of fins-sf He, he nniende.t so >.«
to read as tot um;
“He Cl Ion 1“ The legislature almll r«nw< t
prupt i laws for the registration of ail .,n.
fled vot< rs in dits siHt. /'
"* '*d I fdi pii>|His<.<| amendment is dr-s.
Ignate.l K‘*y isi rat ion A luendniriit,' and on
the Ml ot will be print, d:
*'* Ifegi .ration Amendment.
“Atiieiidluv se ta.n 12 of article I,
•r Wat Iflcatlrui,
1K r It«’J*<_ ton,’!
Those fa v oti the rat lflc.it ion Of said
him iidtuent w i I vote. I r Mat ifteat ton*
lle.se oppox g will Vote, Km W« J et|o >.
dlv.-n under rny h. cl and the
•r*af Herl r»f f|,e Hfife, at th*’
**• s ‘ ap't*ii. this “h.| day of .lime,
\ I». I'*'.’, and In Ihe fortieth
J «• >r of t he Msate
A I,Hr KT It. Wil ITK
|{y the iJoVernor
Win. >1. •» |> \ Wwin,
Heerefary of Htate.
I a tea | agent* needing superior Insurance
*tlif.|i. - 'or then .(fie, or etc I orners lotto
' ■'fI* "id With the tid ed N 11 rs fr.rn
lany, Indian>*poi|a I’uKdlutiers of |(ne<n|.
Not es, tin’ lending I taur rne<* .Innrnal of the
Went, anrl other phhlieatlons,
Y our a truly, it t*. Martin,
Kr.ugti .Not.cm
.Miss ^ ii“ir* llatten has returner)
from a two weeks’ visit with fiietxl*
at ( rete, thin bounty.
■ Announcing the Adventigi^ ■
Our Fall Opening of Dress Goods
--- -.d902*. -- -
A stunning Array of Beautiful Designs and Peerless Colorings,
gratifying the most artistic taste and pleasing the most economical
purse.
The Store Itself.
For some days to come yet this new kind of a
store will itself be uuseeu.
I he seeable part at present is ouly the exterior .
building. c,/
The real store—its inner self—is, after all, theP
goods it carries and the principles employed in dis- .
tributiug them.
Prices, of course, are important. Our prices arp, \
and have always been, quite the lowest average!
prices. This fact is in part duo to the directive hand I
which wo hold oyer manufacturers, but doubly ^
strengthened by powers of subsequent details and
conveniences.
So much for the store itBelf, your iuterest of it
is what the store will contain.
Glassies in Dress Goods Giotns.
The choicest products of the world—We have
^tbem all “aud then some” from England—Wor
^eteds, Serges, Tweeds, Cheviots, including Salts
^ Bel-warped Goods in warranted Blacks aud Bluep
I Imperial aud Royal Navy .Serges, and the famous
‘Oxlord aud Cambridge Boatiug Tweeds. From
I Scotland—Kiucker Splaph Cheviots, Vicuuas,
I Ramals, A iredale6, Melrose and Grampiau Tweeds,
I Balkeith Suitings. Undressed Worsteds aud Harris
PTweeds. From Ireland—Friezep, Rough Surfaced
Tweeds, Serges and Homespuns, Whipcords aud
Venetians.
These are augmented with fine American
I weeds, Worsteds and Serges.
Display Begins Monday, September Eighth.
Our Fall Fashion Sheets are ready, and will be mailed anywhere for the asking.
It directs anil advises the correct fashions and contains plates of current styles.
Send postal and get one.
We send Samples by mail anywhere on request.
Valentine. NewGoml) & carder.
Third Avenue, Huntington, W. Va.
_
Roscoe Lambert,
WHOLESALE—
Commission Meroliant
-ALSO JOBBER IN
' Salt, Nails, Flour and Feed.
Building Near Union Depot, Kenova, W. Va.
Western Emigrants !
—AND—
Homo Seekers.
If you are contemplating a trip
to the great agricultural districts of
tl>e West, Northw cst or Southwest,
you will find it to your interest to
write to the undersigned for the
lowest rates.
He Will Save You Money
and send you by the most direct
routes with no midnight changes
of ears or omnibus transfers Very
low emigrant and colonists rates m
effect even dav during the months
of M arch and April to points in
Soulh Dakota - Montana - Utah
Idaho - Oregon and Y/ashington.
W rite for full information. One
cent spent in a postal card tnav be
I he means of sa\ing you several
dollars. No trouble to answer all
(jucstioiis, and all letters will re
ceive prompt at tent inn
T. A. (JAIIUIGAN,
S. K. Pass. Agt.,
IIPNTINUTON, WKSi VA.
FOR SALE, '
Or Hxehan^e.
For property in Huntington or
Centra) City. A good store house
arid dwelling, including a com
plete stock of general merchand. to
arid the necessary fixtures for car
ry ing on a general retail business. I
Ibts property is located at Buffalo
Shoals in Wayne county on the
line of the N. <fc W railroad.
J. M. Fuller,
Shoals. W. Va.
If you wish the very best invest
ment invest in a good school for
yonr children. If you wish to see
your town prosper sustain the best,
very liest school possible. — Kx.
NEW
Roadway Track Equip
ment
Past Jciieduled frains
B.&O. S-W.
—T< >
ST. LOUIS
Observation—Parlor—Dining Cars
on Day Trains
Pullman Drawing Room Sleepers
on Night Trains
l»IHF,<T I 'NNErriON IN vf Loris
I'NION DKI’OT FOR ALL POINTS IN THK
W ESI’
NORTHWEST
ami MU’Til WEST.
For rale*. Mine of train*, sleeping and pari«-ir
Cai Reservation* or information rcgnrd
Ing Home -eeker* Kxc ursioiiH to
the West, I 'a 11 on a ny A gent,
on add l ean:
.f. II. LA It ICA BUB,
Traveling Passenger Agent,
• Tolllc>i tie, Ohio.
1 K 1*. M* c vary.
Leneral Pawaenger Agent,
Clnelnnall, (Ititn,
Come lo the Ad
vanee ofliee for I ’l I M l
I NSl’ltANCFi. First
class (' o in |* a n i (. s
Represented.
BUY A FARM!
Farms for Sale.
I have a number of FARMS FOR SALF i
all in Wayne county, W. Va., none of « ln, h ,•
more than fifteen mile* from the Ohio river i
These farm* contain from 12 to Ins a, rea
range in price from f2.^» to fl.rtm. Each of
these farms (with probably one ,,r Iwo'evcen
21 J* * ',wrUin*' b*rn «"'» orchard
Will w «o1d fnr t a*ti or on payment* to hum
purchaser.
T. T. McOougal, Cere«lo,\V. Va.
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