Ceredo advance. [volume], April 01, 1903, Image 4

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Tlie (Vredo Advance.
T. T. McUOFGA L.
KDITOK AN1> t'l: 'I*C 4 .
Wcdiicsilii) . April 2, I
Bryan, Cluvelan I, Gorman, ili ’,
how sweet it is for brill: n lo 11*. . ii
together in unity!
It is estimated that, iv ’!: i . ! nl
obstacles, it will beat c - a war
ami a half before actual v c , !v c.
begin on the l'an mu < m il.
There is never a':’ ! ick <■* ’ urn r
in the political situation it Ohio,
lion. Tom Johnson has ;rM mi
nominated for Mayor of l leveland.
A CONTEM 1*0UAl,Y ...I s tli.il
the Kaiser sson ba> ties i.'. . ?i. a - So.
L>oes he imagine that a . i •.> 1,»-, 1,1
would be so uupalrio! c In 1 ve
any other kind?
Some Republic.u i.n.; . re b<>
ginning to wonder if tin v were 1. .>•
rather badly taken i;i by Sen dor
Gorman’s opposition to tin- publica
tion of their rt plies to Senator .Mor
gan .
The bartenders oI Baltimore haw.
organized a tot il ab-t u< ..00 sc* j. t ,.
Could the consumer de. i air, better
evidence cf the danger that lurks in
the goods the bartenders sell?
Senator Gouman is again in it,
primarily for himself, secondarih
for his party- I eadership for his
country is far too big and altruistic
a proposition for Arthur Rue Gor
man.
The Ohio Department, G. A. R ,
will hold its annual encampment at
Marietta, Ohio, May I 2th, 13lhaud
14th. The railroads have made a
liberal rate to persons who desire to
attend.
Tiik sympathetic public cannot
Tut feel for the disappointed lienre
sentative-clect ilcarst. lie has put
all his eggs in one basket, the 1*5 to
1, liryau basket and—somelody has
dropped the basket.
To men of the average Democrat
ic stamp, Bryan or Cleveland would
prove equally acceptable as Demo
cratic candidate for the Presidency.
All they w ant is a man vs In* will
win and divide the spoils amour;
them.
Nkitukk the miners nor the op
erators cau claim a victory as a re
sult of the Stnke Commission’s
decision. The real victory belongs
to the public who are at least pro
tected from another coal famine for
two years more.
Few men show greater regard for1
. their friends than Senator Hanna.
When Justice Day was seriously ill
at the Arlington Hotel in Washing
ton Mr. Hanna never went to the
Seriate until he had learned Mr.
Day’s condition and then he sent the
Justice flowers daily.
I UK notorious Mr. Rathhone and
some of Ids friends among the Demo
cratic editors have construed the
silver service presented to General
l^eonard Wood by the fashionable
tennis club of Havana, as a bribe
presented by a gambler’s association.
T hkhk are many Republicans who
w ill subscribe to one of the planks
of Senator Morgan’s platform, that
which advocates as perfect tree trade
between the United States and its :
insular possession* as now exists
between the states. Senator bodge I
and Foraker have both committed
themselves to th.s policy.
Carter IIakihsmx is running for |
re-election as Mayor of Chicago on I
a platform which provides for muni
cipal ownership of traction, tele- (
phone, ga«, and electric light plants.
Were there not so many objections
to Mr. Harrison personally the re
suit might be taken as an indica
tion of the sentiment of the second
Bargest city in the Union on this
tnost important question.
A Thoughtf'ul Mail.
M. M. Austin of Winchester,
Ind.f knew what to do m the hour
of ueed. His wife had such an
unusual case of stomach and liver
trouble, physicians could not help
her. He thought of and tr*ed Dr.
King’s New Life Pills and she got
relief at once aud was finally cured.
Only 26c, at W. M. Bloss,'Ceredo; .
and R N. Williams,’ Keuova. b
CELEBRATED LAND SUIT AGAIN
WON BY KING.
Lono Drawn Out Case Results In
Fialutifi’s Securino 400,000
Acres ol Oriuinal 500,000
Giant.
(’omnii-siouer John T. Graham
!. • lib d Ins report in the celebrated
"ving case involving the ownership
<*l t eMonis .*>00,000 acre grant and
iivii’g In lines of the survey accord
n : to tin* contentions of King and
his New York associates,
j 1 his case has been before the
commissioner for nearly a year,
i during which time a mass of testi
mony has been taken in the effort to
s ttle the question of the property
boundary of the survey. The con
ti 'ttng defendants held for a line
running to Gilbert creek, which
would cut the survey down to about
•<».ono acres, while the King people
contend lor a line that would give
them something over 400,000 acres
ol the original .*>00,000 acres convey
ed by the grant. The tight has
been going on for the last ten years
and in one form or another has been
e rried up to the Supreme Court of
the I'nited Staus three times.
’Hie land lies in West Virginia,
'• irgima and Kentucky. The trials
in Virginia resulted in verdicts in
favor of King, and at the third trial
I’nited States District Judge John
I’aul, deceased, instructed the jury
in favor of King. One trial at
1 ’arker.'lmrg before Judge Jackson,
resulted in a hung jury, it being
reported at tin* time that one man
hung the jury against King. A
second trial before I’uited States
Judges (toll and Jackson resulted,
altera long trial, in tlie case being
throw n out of court by the ruling ol
Judge GotT, declaring the land fur
Icited to the State.
Aii exchange thus gives its home
undertaker a boost: ‘‘One of the
pleasantest sights we have had in
this town for a long time was the
artislic manner in which John Grif
riii buried Biil Kruge. who died sii.ce
the last issue of our paper. Mr,
Griffin-has his trade to his finger’s
end, and he handled our dead citizen
with an ability that was startling in
its originality. 11c was everywhere
at once, weeping with the bereaved
widow, discussing crop prospects
w ith the farmer, and soliciting busi
ness from the other attendants at
the funeral, lie will doubtless be
able to get all the business in these
parts. Before leaving for home, he
subscribed for this great weekly,
paying one year in advance.”
I iiK Auditor has finished sending
out notices to 4,500 resident and
non resident corporations of the
taxes due the State, May, 1, 1903.
This year, including collections of
the Secretary of State’s office, the
amount of corporation taxes collect
ed w ill aggregate $400,000.
Owisi; to the fact that Judge
Keller has been drawn to sit on the
Circuit Court of Appeals, at Rich
mond, in May, there will he no sen
sion of the Federal Court at Blue
ticld.
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Makes A Clcitii .sweep.
There’s nothing like doing a
thing thoroughly. Of all the
salves you ever heard of, Borkleo’s
Arnica Sal ve is the best. It sweeps
swav and cure* Burns, Sores,
Bruises, Cuts, Boils, Ulcers, Skin
Erupt ion a and Files. It’s only 25c.
and guaranteed to givi satis
faction bv W. M. Bloss, Ceredo;
K. N. Williams, Kenova. n
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Ft opl« w ho move sideways or in
zigzag courses almost invariably
collide with their neighbors.
Itohbed tin* Grave.
A startling incident, is narrated
by John 01 iver of 1 hiladelphia, as
follows: “f was in an awful con
dition. My skin was almost yel
low, eyes sunken, tongue coated, !
pain continually in back and sides,
no appetite, growing weaker dav
bv day. Three physicians had
given me op. Then I was advised
to use Kleccric Bitters; to mv great
joy, the first bottle made a decided
improvement. I continued their ;
use for three weeks, and am now a
well man. I know they robbed
the grave of another victim.” No
one should fail to try them. Only
50 cents, guaranteed, at VV. M. i
Bloss’, Ceredo; aud R. N. VVil- j
hams’, Kenova b j
Try our job printing. We have
good material and skilled employes,
low prices and facilities for doing
rapid work. Call and see samples.
For Sale at a Bargain.
One house and lot, situate in the
Southern part of Ceredo. The levell
ing contains five rooms. Price.
#500. cash.
One house ami lot, situate iti the
southern part of Ceredo. This is a
cottage containing four rooms.
I Price only #:t()o.
i Apply at oxck to T. T. McPougal,
i Ceredo, VV. Va.
Kve began frith a fig leaf. IPr
i daughters are satisfied v. ith nothing
less than a sealskin coat.
Mrs. Fred Unra-th.
PrMldrnt Coanlry Club, Benton
Harbor, Mtrli.
"After my first baby was born I did not
seem to regain my strength although the
doctor gave me a tonic which he consid
ered very superior, but instead oi getting
better I grew weaker every day. My hus
band insisted that I take Vine of Cardui
for a week and see what it would do for
me. I did take the medicine and was very
grateful to find my strength and health
slowly returning. In two weeks I was out
of bed and in a month I was able to take
up my usual duties. I am very enthusi
astic in its praise."
Wine of Cardui reinforces the organs
of generation for the ordeal of preg
nancy and childbirth. It prevents mis
carriage. No woman who takes Wine
of Cardui need fear the coming of her
child. If .Mrs. Unrath had taken
Wine of Cardui before her bubycame
she would not have been weakened as
she was. Her rapid recovery should
commend this great remedy to every
expectant mother. Wine of Cardui
regulates the menstrual How.
gmE°'CARDOj,
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OPENING IHM’1,11 OF
'• NEW SPRING GOSTIMSs5
3 FOR WOMEN. B
All Elaborate and Noteworthy Showing of All 1 lie MOW IDEA*.
Ibe weavers have certainly outdone themselves in bringing forth new Novelties in Fabrics. Up to
this M-asoi) such a variety was simply impossible, while the styles lu our (i.»ruueu s were uever so pro*
uounced or so charming.
The New Wool Dress Goods.
I his Department is brimful of sterling values this week, and all ot the most wanted Fabrics, such
as Nodes, htannues, .Mistrals, Tweeds, etc., are here at prices under all c >mpetiticu.
Grand Opening Spring Millinery
WILL OCCUR ^>1
Tuesday and Wednesday, Marcli ill and April 1.
Our exhibition will consist of the Finest Productions of all the Leading Modistes of New
i »>rk, also KxquiPite Creations from our own workrooms.
The IJig Store, Third Avenue, Huntington, W. Va.
A Cottage ai.d Eight Acres ot Land
tor S.ile at a Bargain.
I have tor sale a cottage and
eight acres of land situate one-half a
mile trout South Point, Ohio. The
land i~ well watered, with a well
I and two good springs, and has on it
| a stable, coal house, etc. Also has
j sixty t r seventy good bearing apple
tr.es. 'I'lte property is close to a
school house and church and has a
inch vein of coal. The soil is
very productive. Price, *850.00—
part cash, balance on time. Call
'on T. T. McDougal, Real Kstate
! Agent, Cerede, VV. Va.
y&m^ for '
TV#? BILIOUSNESS
The liver roust be gently stirred eo that I
{/// the bile will be thrown off In the right channel;
'H the system at the same timo should be Invigorated 1
/ by a tonic that Nature may begin her work and
' complete the cure.
N’S LIVER PILLS
andTONIC pellets
Form the modem mild power cure that completely doea
tbe work, without shock or injury to any part of the
system. Booklets and samples free of any dealer,
or complete treatment, Twenty-five UiJficfl, wc.
BROWN MFG. CO.
NEW YORK
and ureenevillE.
TENN.
For Sale by It. Ney W illiams, Kenova.
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I hk I resilient has |»r actically ap
pealed to the generosity of the press
to accord him two weeks tin watched
and undistiirWd vacation while be
is in Yellowstone Park. '1 hat’s all
right Mr. President, we are not fond
of roughing it, and we are always
more thrilling when wc draw on our
imagination for the hear stories.
I'kkmion r Hookkvki.t and Ex
1’resident (trover Cleveland will
speak from the name platform in
Saint Louis on the occasion of the
dedication of the SaiTTt Louis fair,
and cmiosity is keen in anticipation
of the receptions given the two
political leaders.
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C and liberal and satisfactory treat- c
r ment. J j,
Charles Russell, Pres't. I). II. Carj>enter, Vioc-Pres’t.
Ernest Meek, Cashier.
HOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A. Mims, ( has. Russell, Jay II. Noithup,
P. H. Vaughan, I). II. Carpenter.
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Roscoe Lambert,
WHOLESALE
Commission Merciiant
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Salt, Nails, Flour and Feed.
Building Near Union Depot, Kenova, W. \ a.
You’ll Never
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GARTER'S .
— For anything you may need in the line of—
FURWITUUE
AND CARPETS.
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Ills stock is full ami complete and Ills prices
are very reasonable.
J. C. CARTER & CO.,
942 THIRD AVE., HUNTINGTON, W. VA.
Special Attention to Undertaking.
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