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TheOmlo Advance
T. T. McDOUGAL,
KMITOK AMD PKOfKIKTOR.
Wednesday, August ill, 11M>4
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For President,
THEODORE IU)()SEVELT,
..yf New York.
For Vice-President,
CHARLES W. FAIRBANKS,
of Indiana.
For Congress, Fifth District,
JAMES A. Ill’(HIES,
of Cabell county.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
For Governor,
WILLIAM M (). DAWSON,
of Kanawha county.
For Auditor,
ARNOLD ('. St IIKRR,
of Mineral county.
For Treasurer,
NEWTON OGDIN,
of Pleasants county.
For Attorney General,
CLARK \V. MAY,
of Lincoln county.
For Superintendent of Free Schools,
THOMAS C. MILLER,
of Mai ion county. ®
For Secretary of State,
CHARLES \Y SWISHER,
of Marion county.
For Supreme .lodges,
FRANK COX,
of Monongalia county.
JOSEPH M. SANDERS,
of Mercer county.
Tin: Parkersburg State Journal
says those who are successful in pol
itics, in the main, use all their time
and spend all their money at it.
This is, in the main, true, but it
should not be, and would not be, if
the masses of the party would set
down hard on the party bosses and
“one-borae” politicians who for gain
will resort to any and all kinds of
trickery. The masses of the Repub
lican paity desire at all times to re
ward those who do the major por
tion of the party work-—the news
paper men (who have hut little
mone\ ); but the politicians and lead- j
ers of the party, who do not hesitate!
xo can on me pres* n the cam
paign is on and work is to be done,
if recognition is ask for one of
the fraternity, turn the “cold shoul
der” to him; he is given to un
derstand that he can work in the
ranks, but that he must not ask to
be recognized in any other capacity.
We fully agree with l»ro Morris
when he says that if he had a mil
lion dollars and desired to spjnd tt
in West Virginia politics, he could
cut quite a figure —even though he
be engaged in the newspaper busi
ness. Then the politicians would
be after him—not because they
might desire to reward him tor his
party service, but on account of the
“almighty dollar,” which in these
days, of corruption and trickery, not
only bold “the balance of power,”
but, we are sorry to say, almost en
tircly controls political conventions
and dictates party nominations.
Tim editor of this paper is, and
always has been, in favor of honesty
in politics, as well as in all transac
tions of business. We know this
is not popular with politicians—at
least not with a certain class of pol
iticians w ho seem to succeed fur a
time as no others do. IJut their sea
son of success will most assuredly
come to an ignominious end. Hon
esty is, and always will be, the best
policy.
Thk blank of Milton has been or
gani/ed with a capital stock stock
of *2*,000. Ira .1. I Jarshbarger is
President of the bank and Clyde
1 Jarshbarger i« ('ashier. Milton is
a rapidly growing town. Its news
paper, published by our friend, .J.
K. Dudley, is one of tfic best and
most interesting d tuges that
come to this office.
Hksry (». Davksimci, of (.'lav
county, has been nominated by the
Democrat* for Congie-* u, the Third
District. Mr. Daveup'o t, n » 'bent,
imagines he can beat two Republi
can nominees.
Thk Democrats of this Congres
sional District will hold their con
vention at Williamson today to nom
inate a candidate for Congress.
M. M. Ballkntink, formerly ed
itor of the Milton Star, is dead.
In hi* letter of August 16th to
the Grand Army hi Boston the Pres
ident foreshadowed his policy re- ,
yarding the Filipinos. He slid:
“Under the lead of your comrades
the Philippine Islands were won for
the cause of civiliration, of civil
liberty, and of peace and justice.”
1 his is all any reasonable people
can ask for, and with these will
come prosperity and contentment.
i iiK English press expresses sur
prise at the promptness with which
American battle ships appear in the
waters of Morocco, Turkey or China
when trouble is brewing. They
have an idea that America is a great
ways olT, and that Republics pro
verbially act slowly. 1 loth of these
notions are mistakes. The Great
R public is veiy much alive, and
her possessions extend half way
around the globe.
Tiiekk is considerable anxiety
manifesting itself among the Demo-'
crats regarding the part Messrs, j
lbyan and llearst w ill take in the
campaign. This in amusing, when 1
one considers with what scant cour
tesy they have been treated by those
who are now running the party. If
liryan and llearst were of such
slight consttjuence before the St. j
I.oilis convention it can be of little
importance what they do or say
since the convention.
The great fair at St. Louis is do- ,
ing very well, and if no calamity |
befalls it, the money advanced by
the United States is likely to be re
paid. Already nearly two millions
of dollars have been refunded to the
Treasury which leaves *2,000,000 !
more to be paid. The people of
Europe appear to take a deeper in
tcrest in the fair than those of this
country. It was the Emperor of
Germany who advised some of his
w ealthy American hosts to return to
the l nited St tes and visit St.
Louis. He hoped they would look
at some of the art treasures con
tributed by Germany, and possibly
purchase a few.
The following, clipped from the
latest catalogue issued from Mar
shall College, not only makes a
splendid showing for that historic
old school, but ranks it, easily,
next to the State University, as
the largest and most promising
school in West Virginia:
School Established. 1837
Became a State School... 18(57
No. Graduates Since 1867 406
Size of Building.85x313
Cost of Building. 195,0001
Area of S. Grounds, Acres 1(5
Number Vole, in Library 5,5-00
Number of Teachers now 24
Enrollment in 1896 .... 222
Enrollment last year.... 787
Hall—Young Ladies, size 40 x 180
No. W. Va. Counties Send
ing Students. 40
Board, Young Men .... #9 to * 10
Board, Young Women, *9 to *11.33
Total cost per year.... *96 to *144
Books may he re-sold to book
store when students have done
with them.
Young men not admitted under
14 years of age, and young ladies
not under 13. The average age
last year was nearly lOyenr-*.
Courses of study: 1. Normal.
2. Academic. 3. Art. 4. Oratory.
5. Vocal Music. 6. Instrumental
M usie.
Anyone may recieve a catalogue
for t he a-k iug.
Session for 1904-07, opens Wed
nesday! September 14.
—. « • - _.
Whs Wasting Away,
“I had been troubled with kid
ney disease for the last years,”
writes Lot. rt I*. Watts, of Salem,
| Mo. “I lost flesh ami never felt
well and doctored with leading
physicrans and tried ail remedies
suggested without relief. Kina'ly
1 tried Foley’s Kidney Cure nm!
I l“S* that, two bottles completely
, cured me and I am t ow sound and
w •/ During the summer kid
ney irregularities are often causer)
, by * xcessiv * drinking or bung
| overheated. Atten i to the kidneys
at once by using Foley s Kidney
Cure 8 >id by The Bloss Drug
l St Jie.
THE BIG STORE.**™™
COMPARISON
Has sold more goods for the V. N. & C. Store
than all others factors combined.
It is general'y well known that we invariably aud earnestly in
vite Comparison of our Merchandis« and Prices.
W hila a general Comparison of stocks is usually in our favor,
the question of matching the values of our Special Sales elsewhere,
never seems to enter one’s mind.
We have had an excellent illustration of this ever since Monday
morning, last week, when we launched our Mid-Summer Underwear
Sale. I he lahleg have been almost completely surrounded each day
by eager shoppers who take the Quality for granted and turn the
garments hurriedly, seeking thier size and choice of style. They
don’t question the value for it’s a
<*ciBiiiiic BSaif-Price Sale.
The supply is linti cd and about one-half is
sold.
It’s a mighty good time to Compare if you
should happen to be undecided.
Compare
Our Dress Goods Values that sold up to SI,
now 38 Cents.
Compare
Our Dress Goods Values that sold up to 50c,
now 19 Cents.
rile Dig Store, Third Avenue, Huntington, W. Va
Agents for Butterick Patterns and Delineator. Visit Our Picture Framing Dept, on 3rd Floor
When visiting the World’s Fair
at St. Louis do not fail to ride on
the Ferns Wheel. The Cascades,
the Plateau of States, all the big
buildings, the Pike, Festival Hall,
the Art building, Foreign Build
ings, Philippine Reservation, the
Air Ship Enclosure, in fact, every
point of interest in the grounds
ecu be seen from the big Wheel.
In addition one gets a view of St.
L uis, the Mississippi river and
the beautiful forests, hills and
dales for fifty miles around. At
night, the view ®f the illumina
tion of the buildings and grounds
is simply magnificent. Eye has
not seen nor ear heard of a mors
striking obstacle than the night
vi- w of the great Exposition from
the top ot the Ferris Wheel. Hun
dreds of thousands of incandes
cent lights bring the outlines of
all the buiidiugs iu bold relief.
The Festival Hall and the Plateau
of States are flooded in turn with
white, red and green lights, mak
ing a startling and very beautiful
effect. The best point to view this
grand illumination is from the
Ferris Wheel.
Nearly For tel Is II is Fife.
A runaway almost ending fatal
ly, started a horrible ulcer on the
leg of J. B. Orner, Franklin
f»rove, III. For four years it de
fied all doctors and all remedies.
But Bucklen’s Arnica Halve had
no trouble to cure him. Equally
good f<T burns, bruises, skin erup
tions and piles. 2*>o at the drug
! store of W. M. Bines, Ceredc j or
It. Ney Williams, Kenov a.
The Garrett Reunion.
The annual reunion of theOarrett
family was hold ai Ardell, this
county, la^t Thursday. Members of
the family from this and many other
Male*, were pre-ent. and a most en
jovibb* time was experienced. The
billow ing officer* w re • «ned:
President, TyrnT. Puckett, Win
chester, Ind.; Vice President, lion.
•John I’, tiraham, Huntington. W.
Va.; Hccietary, H. II. (iarn-U.
Muncv, Indiana.
I tic n-.\t annual reunion will be
held at Winchester, Ind.
A man never realizes how unim
port ant he is until he attends hi*
ort it w ed ling.
DMJ o AIMD Y NATIONAL BANK
ICENTUCKY
1
Capital $50,000.00.
Surplus $10,000.00.
OIFFXOJSIBLe:
( HARI.E6 Russell, Pres.
I). H. Carpenter, V. Pres.
Ernest Meek, Cashier.
v.wx
■DIRECTORS:
A. Mims.
1 1>. H. Carpenter.
| P. H. Vaughan.
Jay H. North up.
Chas. Russkll.
A SHARE OF YOUR BANKING BUSINESS IS SOLICITED
We noticed Geo. K. Or good, one
of K»*nova> piominent men, on our
streets last Friday evening.
Mysterious Circumstance.
One was pale and sallow and
the other fresh and rosy. Whence
the difference? 8he who is blush
ing with health uses Dr. King’s t
New F.ife Pills to maintain it. By
gently arousing the la/.v organs
they compel good digestion and'
head off constipation* Try them.
Only 25c, at the drug store of vV.
M. Bloas, teredo; ii. Ney Wil
liams, Kenova*
It is announced that the Govern
ment Commission respecting the
i inspection of steainhoats, as a rc
•mil of the Hlocum horror in New
\ ork, will reconimcn 1 some very
drastic legislation regarding ilmcon
st ruction and handling of passenger
s’eamhoats on American waters.
I he old wooden ships w ill have to
go; iron hulks, metal hatches, hulk*,
heads tor water-tight dud fire-proof
compnn ments, licenses for all em
ployed on the boats, etc., will be
•mmo of the new legislation recoin-1
mended.
No man i« so jolly that sooner or:
hit* r he doesn't st »rK up against a
jollier.
A m in's earning capacity is sel
dorii as gn-at is his wile s yearning
| capacity.
extraordinary offer.
THE WHEELING DfllLY INTELLIGENCER
( rhe best daily m West Virginia)
—AND—
tiie ceredo advance
1 ^ bo bR«t pap.r in Wayo. county)
Kor #3.75 ■■{
er
oar.
Why Xot Save $2.45?
Th» regular prion of the Wheel,
ing Daily Intelligaucor is $5.20
pnr year. The price of thin paper
in *1.00, Hut to all of our sub
ncri l»erH who are clear on our hooka
ami to new subscribers, wo can
give you the two papers fr»r the
year of 1905 for *.‘b75, Jess than
'he cost of one. Why not come
to thin office and arrange for your
reading matter for the next year?
This offer ih withdrawn Thursday
October (>th, 1904. Positively
N" HI’Bsr MICTION TAKEN AT THK
AIJOVK PRICK A FT Fit THAT DATS.
The Palace Hotel, Sixth and Vine
Hi reels, l iricinnali, i* ;4 g,.m in th |
way of service at rates, *2.00 and
♦ 2.AO, or *3.00 with bath, per day
on the American plan, *‘2 oq „j,.
wards, European plan.
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
J. H. MEEK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WAYNE. W. VA.
will practice In Wayne and adjoin In*
•ountie*.
J. K. OILNk E,
Architect,
Ceredc, w. Va.
Office at Hoard Brick.
DANIEL W1UOUT,
Painter = Hapei Hanger
Orvdo, vv. Vh.
•*.Work <loii^ in the uym mv>« and hi
cMonianie price*. Paint* and Wall Paner
'or nale.
w. wTmauctmT
Attorney-tit- Law,
CEHEDO, VV. Va.
>V11I practice in all the courtnofW. y*
<oyd tud [jAwreoi**> eounty. Ky .
JOS. HKLSTERX, Prop’r.
FIXE WINKS, LHJUOKS,
AM) CIUARS.
rhe olSaloon m Huntington.
930 Third Aveuu«,
HUNTINGTON, - WEST VA.
W. II. A UK INS,
T1IE BARBER,
GUARANTEES HIS WORK
TO GIVE
ENTIlt E SAT IS I' ACTION.
Go to Ills shop mid K<*t « ol uun shave and
a nice hair cut and you will look ten years
younger, shop near corner of"B"and Main
streets, Ceredo, W. Va.
FIRE! LIFEI
T. T. McDOUGAL.
Fire and Life Insu
rance Agent,
CEUEDO, W VA.
Represent* Strong and Reliable
Fire companies and an old-line
Life company that gives large
dividends and issues splendid pol
icies.
4 Caveats, and Trade-Mark- ncd. and all Pat-1
4 cut business con tucted for moocruc Frrfc. J
A Ouh Cm rice is Opposite OS. Patent Orr’icc*
J and we i .m sei urc patent in less time thru those!
4 remote from \\ ushington. 4
* Set. nioitcl, drawi.li; or.photo., with dfcscrip-I
He a if • ••••• it>Jc or not, free of]
J charge. Our fee not due till patent it secured. J
i a Pamphlet, "How t * iH'i ijn Patents,'' with]
•coal '.t tame in the i-'. S and iorci};n countries]
#sent lice. Addre.s 1
jC. A.SMOW&COj
v. -
Opp Patent Ornct. shington. u. C.
B. J. PRICHARD, W. S. NAPIER,
President, Vice President.
E. P. PRICHARD, W. L. MANSFIELD,
Cashier. Assistant Cashier
WflYMOIMNI/'
WAYNE.. W. VA. |\,
Capital Stock, $25,000.
Designated Depository of
State Funds. Interest
Allowed on Time De
posits.
We have supplied a long felt want, and ask
the public to recognize home enterprise br •
giving us their patronage.
Will do a General Hanking business and
extend fair and courteous treatment to all.
Accounts of individuals. Arms and corpor
ations are solicited. Small deposits receive
the same attention as larger ones. A dollar
deposited, is a dol'ar saved.
Directors:
B. J. PRtCnARD, W.8.NAPIER,
A. J. PERRY, E. K. PRICHARD
W. L. MANSFIELD.
Change in Gr,n,ain Voting Precincts
in Geredo Distict.
At a t min v • -nirt for Wayne county, West
Virginia, continued and held at the Court
House thereof, on Monday. April lltlt, IWM.
Present: L. F. Thompson, Pres.,
R. WtLSotr,
>1. Wakij, Commissioners,
Precinct. No. 4. to b'-g|n at the corporation
line of Kt-nova on Sandy river, and with said
cor (Miration line to the head of H ickory lira nr h,
thence with the dividing ridge lietween Twelve
Pol. and Sands risers, to the head of Walker’s
branch, then ci sv i t h t he di virilng rid ire between
Sands riser and lltiflalticreek, the farm of Wm.
l e. to 1 includi d in Precinct No. 4. Thence
with the I'nion District line to the mouth of
I’.nHenirei branch, thence with the llutler Dis.
tint line to the mouth of Whites creek, llience
tv 1th Sandy riser to heifiitlllilf.
Votinir place, Lower Dock’s creek school
house. ('
Precinct No. 5, beginning with the line of
No. i. at tli • In ad Ho kegs branch, thence
with Die Independent District to Tsvelve Pole,
thence with Twelve Pole to the old Forifo,
thence with the county road up itavrtie hrani h
to the 'aliell comity line up Font Pole, thence
w ith tlie t aliell line to the 1 ’nlon 1 >istrict linn
near the Sot tlattcn place, thence with the
I'nlon District line to t he line of No. 4, near the
bead of Buffalo creek, thence with the line of
No. 4 to beginning.
Wm, Hutchison's house included in No. 5,
Votiutf place, school house at month of lluf
falo.
Preicint No, r., 1, 'pinning at a line of No f»
at the old Forge, thence with 1 lie same to the
('aliell line on Four Pole, thence with the
' aliell line tu'bc Ohio river, thence with the
Ohio river to the nornth of Twelve Pole, thcncu
with Twelve Pol • t«. the beginning.
Voting place, Stewatt’s school house.
Teste: J O. Lamukkt, Clerk*
Hy P. Frazikk, Dept,
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