Ceredo advance. [volume], January 16, 1907, Image 1

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The Prindle Furniture Company
Featling Furniture Dealer*
WILL FURNISH YOUR HOME COMPLETE
l p-to-Date Furniture and will grant you the most
al terms of airy Furniture House in the City.
with
liber
For C1a*li We Bent Them All.
1 The Prindle Furniture Go..
914-916 4th Ave., . Huntington, W.Va.
Open Every Evening UntM 9 ami Saturday Until 10.
In oi cler to clean up our past season’s
stocks of Ladies Skirtsand Children’s and
Ladies Coats, from now until the last of this
month we will offer them to you at
1 -2 Price—That I*:
$r ™ o^irt® at $l'75 $ 4.00 Skirts at $2
5 OO Skirts at 2.50 10.00 Skirts at $5
Misses and Ladies Coats at Same Rates.
Our stocks of these goods are not large
(we cleaned up well during the active season,
fhese^HcIs38 they laSt they are yours at
All J\ew, Stylish ;iml Strictly U»-to
Date.
E. SILCOTT CO
Catlettsburg,
•9
Kentucky.
Wi> close at (> o’clock every evening except Saturday.
ALONZO SMI1H
Wjs fdithtul lo the Mtimoru ol hi8
Dead Sweeihfidrt.
A hit** issue ,,f the Paducah (Ivy.)
Kegiater contained th«> following:
I hi1htillness mill ilei>|i-m>atml
love carried to the grave, ivkh ,.vi
t deuced yeaterday when there whh
f'leil mi the county court the Mill of
tin* lute Alonr.o Smith, the well
known river engineer, who died
I ml week at the resilience o( Deputy
l nite.l States M am ha l Wad * Hrowii
on \\ esl Trimble street, after a
lnim*i ini; illness with consumption.
0,1 l*"‘ w,ll being probated It Mae
I shown that one of the main stipu
lations evidenced a swot lingering
. memory ol the young lady sweet-1
h**iiil Ot the engineer, an he’ provid
•*«l that, #*J00 be expended out <d
iiia estate to erect a monument and
put in good condition the grave of
MiHH Maud l.ctliug well, who is
buried in Allcook’s cemetery, sever
*1 from this city in the
couutv.
Mihh LefTingwell wan the sweet
hii«1 lovable chief operator tor il>e
I •<iN» I entiessce I eleplione offices on
South Fourth street. She ami Mr.
Smith were endued to be married
lwo years ago, but he was seined
with a spell of illness and the nup
tials had to be postponed. Shortly
atter he recovered Miss Leffingwell
contracted sickness and this result'
ed hi her death during February,
lShe was buried at tin* All
cock cemetery in this county, and
shortly a»ler that Mr. Smith de
veloped consumption which gradual
ly caused a decline with ultimate
death last week. 11 is devotion to
his sweetheart was deeply evidenc
ed yesterday when ample provision
was made for a handsome iiionu
ment to be constructed above her
grave.
The will also provided that the
engineer’s lather, B. F. Smith, of
Centerville, West Virginia, shall
have ♦1,000 life insurance left by
the son on policies be carried. The
deceased provided that ♦ 100 be
paid to each Mrs. A. Thompson,
May L. Thompson, Mrs. Eva
Brown and \\ ade Brown, because
ol the many kindnesses these loui
hid showered the young man with
•hiring bis declining days. All
throughout hi* sickness Kngineei
'Smith was cared for at the Br ,wn
home, and when the tirst ol this
month the engineer saw death was
near, VIr. Brown went to Indian
Territory after Mr. Smith who ha<l
gone out there several mouths ago
lor his health which continued to
become worse. He was brought
home and died in a few days.
I he will makes specification
that Wade Brown shall fie executor
of the estate, and the deputy mar
shal qualified yesterday.”
The. New yp,ar’8 Meditation.
We have been viewing the usher
ing in of another year. The old
year has departed as silently an the
twilight deepens into darkness;
w hile the new year has dawned with
all the glory that attaches only to
the morning. Our hearts should be
crowded with deep solemnity as we
realize that the cycle of the months
has “swung full circle round” and
another year has slipped away and
is fading in the half remembered,
irrevocable past, to blend with the
dust of ages gone, arid a new year
has been thrust upon us, along
whose paths, an yet untried, our un
certain feet must venture. We
seem to have been standing like
some traveler who has at last attain
ed some long sought lofty height,
from which summit we can look
backward over twelve months of
I the diminishing past with searching
I can look forward as far as the
eager eye can peer into the slowly
yielding future.
Having passed into history, the
old year lingers with us only as a
memory, but sweet or bitter has de
pended largely upon ourselves.
The new year stands in view, radi
ant with rising hopes and full of
noble possibilities; whether they
shall be met and realized will be
determined by our daily liviag.
No* lit (i lln> new year lias opened
bo tore us, tli«»n* is some satisfaction !
t in lecltug th.ii hii opportunity is !
j again atlorded us ol m iking h really
; new start. Kach true heart in
wliicU there hums a spark «>t |ife
! divine turns eagerly toward the
unblemished page an lscans earuest
ty the unirod,len path of the uew
year; not with wonder simply, nor
only hope, but with a fervent re
solve to let the dead past bury its
dead, and with the determination
that a nobler, sweeter, richer spirit
shall glisten in the soil light of onr
existence and a more strenuous
purpose give a detinue god to life.
— Uev. James M. Totter in Wheel
ing Intelligencer.
Leui&lature orudniz«d.
The West Virginia Legislature
was organized last week by the
election ol tin* l£,•publican canons
nominees, as follows:
SUN A TIC.
President of Senate, Joseph Mc
Dermott, ol Monongalia.
Clerk ot Senate, John T. Harris,
of VV ood. • #
Sergeant-at-Arms, Will E. Long,
ol Tyler.
Doorkeeper—C. B. Goff, of
Taylor.
HOL'SK.
Speaker of Ibe House, James Sea
man, of Jackson.
' lerk, O. L. 1 uppity, «i| Kan.
awba.
Sergcant-at-Anns, M. I, War
den, of Tucker.
Doorkeeper, William Edwards,
of Wood.
I’lie great battle wan among
Republicans over the President/ of
the Senate. It seems that Oliver
S. Marshall, ot Hancock county,
wa« supported by the unti-adminis
tration people and that Jos. 11. Mc
Dermott, of Monongalia county,
was the choice of the aduiiuinlra*
tion wing ol the party, while Km,
man, of < i rant, was also in the rare.
There were three ballots in the
caucus before a nomination was
made, as follow*:
hirst—Marshall, 12; McDermott,
w; Forman,H.
Second—Marshall, li; |MoDer
mott, 10; Forman, S.
Third —McDermott, 13; Mar
shall, 10; Forman, J.
The Democrats of the Senate did
not name any candidate for clerk
in opposition to John T. Harris,
who has-been clerk of that body
for many years.
The Democrats of the House
| nominated for Speaker, John A.
Preston, of Greenbrier; for Clerk,
J John Capello, of Summers; for Ser
geant at. Arms, If. W. Straohnr, of
j Calhoun; tor Doorkeeper, B. F.
Moler, of Jefferson.
Thk W. C. T. U. has compiled
statistics to show that there are 78
different sorts of cocktails and adds
as a warning that they all lead to
the same place anyhow.
1 iik Blue field leader has been
changed from a m<«rning to an
: evening paper.
FARMERY ANNUAL ME,tllNGS
ro Rchclil di GhdNeston, W. Vd.,
Jdiiudi’u 17in io tin: 26iii
Inclusive.
I In* Suit* IlortiLUiliur.il Society
«L»n. IT, is ttiui mtb.,
.'■wieep lireedor* »v N\ ool U rower*
Association >in, 2 I hi.
He Livestock Association dun.
tfJnd.
>iute l>mry Association lan.2lrd.
NS « hi \ irguha mate tiram»o .lau.
- *, ami ‘.'Gili
i’lu re is nothing so healthful in
iliis world u- n eheerlul heart and a
disposition to look on .the rosy
mde ol everything. P run hie is not
;i pliysic.il mini.Mil, hui a mental
condition. It is hard on tin* brum,
iiurd on the body mid hard on your
irieiids. A clear conscience, a
Imavo heart, and a iieulLiiy liver
means a long and u happy life. It
is tin* hiisiuKe of tin? ago to worry
and fret over things that cannot be
realized. Laugh at trouble and it
\ unis lies.— |£x.
Wise Counsel From Him South.
“L want to give some valuable advice
to those Who nutter with luitiu back and
kidney trouble," suysJ. K. Uhiukeuship,
of Mi-ck, I huh. “| have proved to uu
absolute certainty that Electric Bitten*
will positively < uro ilus umt running cou
Uilloii. 1 lie lirst bottle gave uie grout
rebel ami utter talking a lew more bottler*
I was completely cured ; ho completely
tlmt it lieoomeH a pleasure to recommemi
tins great remedy. ” Sold under guur
aiitoe by the I boss Drug Store, (Jeredo,
anil K. Nuy Williams, Kenova. Price ;H)o,
John h. MdcSon De,dri.
Kx-Mayor John II. Mason died
at his borne in CAtletlsbiirg, I\y.,
last Saturday, of hemorrhagem of
the stomach and bowels, lie bad
been in poor health for the past
two months.
The deceased leaves a wife,
mother (Mrs. S. <J. Hampton) a
sister, Miss Mam-e Mason, aud
brother, (leorge M.tsou, to mourn
bis death.
I he body was buried in .Spring
Hill Cemetery at Huntington. Mon
liy, with M isoiiio honors, Mr. Me
son having been a member of that
nobl e order.
Notice.
I have purchased Him me it mar-*
kMt of Kelley A Williams m Keu
uvn and all money dun the above
mentioned (Inn is payable lo mo.
I'Iih business will In* conducted at
the name place an heretofore.
.Soliciting the patronage ot the
public, I am
Yours very truly,
2Jan4w. Frkd Cyrus.
THE COMBINATION OF THE TEAR.
Review of Reviews, reg. price, 00
Woman’s Home Compau’u “ 1.00
Success Magazine, “ ].o<>
TbiB paper, “ 1.00
Total, *600
All the above for one year to
new subscribers, or old eubscrib
ers fiaying up all arrearage)* and
one year in advance, for only
$8.73. Or Review of Reviews
and either Woman’s Home Com
panion or Success and thie paper
for $6 10.
Now re tub time to secure
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^/K WANT THK PEOPLE OEX’EKKDO AND
f Wayne County to know that we take just
ns rmifh care in fitting a medium-priced shoe as
wed<> with a high-priced one. A shoe properly
l ed wears twice as long and gives you comfort
at the same time. '
BRUMFIEUKlflfff; SHOE GO..
fitVEks of fkkt.
HOTEL FREDERICK BUIlllNG, HUNTINGTON, W. VA.