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VOLUME XXII.
CEBEDO, WAYNE CO., W. \ A., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY
<», I !•!>■
NUMBER 10.
1-2 PRICE SALE
£*S*i*S*i*«*«*i*i*S* OF S*«i*5*«S*S*£*S*S*S*
Skirts and Coats.
In order 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 1$:
^R nn QL--rfS $ 4.00 Skirts at $2
5.00 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)
thXriS&J8 'aStthey are y°ursat
All Jtfew, Stylish ami Strictly Up-to
Date.
C. K.
Catlettsburg,
SIIXOTT CO.,
- ft Kentucky.
We close at (> o’clock every evening except Saturday.
The Prindle Furniture Company
/
leading Furniture Healers
Vh t n t 1iNIS.!1 ^ol I{ HOME COMPLETE with
l p-to Date furniture ami will grant yon the most liber
al terms of any furniture House in the City.
For Casli Wc Beat Them All.
The Prindle Furniture Go..
91 MHO 4th Ave.,
Huntington, W.Ya.
Op>n brery Kvcniii' Uufil 9 and Saturday Unlll 10.
KtNOVft NEWS.
All ihe, imnortmi turns that Have
Occurred DuriiiQ the Hast
Week.
Mrs. Chari**y Willis in imlinii s
cd.
John Bayne, Jr., had a very bad
cant* of loiit.i| 1 lid.
Mrs. Joe VV1 Him in numbered
atuon • the stok.
Mrs User Waddell wan viailing
in Ashland Tuesday.
Mrs. .1. F. York is very ill, be
ing confined to her room.
I)r. J. 1. Miller is indisposed at
his home in Huntington.
Mrs. It. F. Hanna is quite ill,
suff-ring from la grippe.
Mrs. Charles rhacker is visiting
relatives iu tho OOnntry.
Conductor K. S. Izard is off duty
this week, being indisposed.
Miss Eva Jones Imd recovered
• rom her recent indisposition.
Miss Adelaide Lake was calling
on friends i« GY redo, Saturday.
.Ono Kettel is here from I ronton
visiting his brother, John Keitel.
Mrs. John Aiken is a victim of
the grip and is confined to her room.
Mrs John (iieear visited friends
in < hilettsburg Saturday morfifog
We noticed Dr. C. II. Shelton,
of Dingess, on our stteets recently.
Mrs. Hubert Shelton is confined
to her room with an attack of fever.
W. H. Jones, of Thacker, spent
the first of the w^ek here with ld»
family.
.Mrs. W. W. Breoce called on
friends in Catlettsburg Tuesday af
ternoon.
MiMH Pearl Fisher, of I ronton,
is the truest of her sister, Mrs. Jan.
Roudehush.
J. K. Stafford and wife, of
(-filbert, this State, were in our ciiy
Wednesday.
.Mrs. (;. K. Osgood and daughter,
Mi-S Kathryn, were in Huntington
Tuesday last.
W. ,1. (>rr, a traveling salesman
of Richmond, Va , was in our
midst recently.
'I raveling Salesman E. A. Hash
ford, of I ronton, was here Wednes
day afternoon.
Mrs. B. I). Deputy, of Catletts
burg was the gnest of Mrs. R. E
I lam.a, Wednesday.
Mrs. J. C. Sutherland and family
left yesterday for an extended visit
to relatives in Arizona.
-Mrs. Anna (Jrannon and son, of
Huntington, were visiting Mrs.
Morris Buzzard Thursday.
Airs. Robert hunk has returned]
to her home at Cleveland, O., alter'
a visit with friends here.
E. L. Hailey, of Hlucfjeld, was a
visitor to our town Wednesday and
autographed at the (Henwood.
Ii 0. Ayres, of Portsmouth, an
official of the *\ it VV . R'y, was a
visitor to Kenova Wednesday.
B. K. Clapp, Esq , one of Ken
ova s popular citizens, was m '
Cere lo on business, Tuesday.
Conductor W. .1. Marshall has!
been off duty for several days
undergoing a siege of asthma.
Misses Fa lie Wright and Edith
Marcum, of Ceredo, were calling on !
friends here one day this week.
Mr. Mitchel Las returned from]
Cincinnati, where he was called on
account of the illness af his father.
Miss Hazel Morton, of Catletts
hurt/, was the pleasant gue«t of tier ‘
aunt, Mrs. T. II. Baldridge, the'
first of this wreek.
Ha test reports from Huntington
bring information to the effect that
Haven Kirk is improving as fast as]
conditions will permit.
Miss Anna Friend has resigned
her position as stenographer for the1
Kenova Poplar Mlg. Co. and has
accepted a similar position at Ash
land.
I.ige Collins, who has been bed-;
fast with fever for several days and
whose death was reported several
limes, is improving and his ulti. J
mate recovery is now expected.
Snpt. ('• l*- Iehle has submitted i
to the directors of the Kenova Hand
Association an estimate for the re-;
papering and rctinting of the,
interior of the Ulenwood. it is'
said the estimate is very low and it'
■
i
i** more than likely will In* aojepl*
ed ami the contract award'd.
I Itrt'o mail ine8iieii<*erN on lh*> u«*
AO were compelled to stay with B,
a week on account of the recent
hi u h water. They were I'lldeu
I horn*, of Parkersburg; Frank
Chapman, of Hartford City, and
*leo. Mmiller, of Wheeling.
Bali lor Hut'll Ike Shell, of the
lituetichJ Felegraph, wan a visitor
10 our oily Wednesday. lie Imil
been to Charleaion ami was on
route home. While here he was
'ftken suddenly ill, Inn recovered
sufficiently to resume hin homewarl
journey Thursday morning
Joe Watson, a pug-legged colored
nun claiming to he Irom William*
son, met with an unfortunate aoui
dent in attempting to alight from a
freight train here recently. The
tiain wan running fatter than the
negro <houghv, and in jumping off
he lost hip balance and fell beneath
the revolving wheel*. One of hi*
arm4 wan maahed off, hit rein lining
‘-o broken and bin head bruited
, 1, Alter Homing med
'"7 'wily. ... lh„
ical treatment he was aeut
hospital at Welch.
1 he Itollickert” is the name of
a new society recently organized at
tbit f»tflee. The ininaory work it
taid to he exceedingly Hoe, and
very initi del i Vo. Flic honors of
presiding over the new tribe hat
fallen to the lot of Col F. l\ Uadg
h*yt aI o wielda the golden rollick
or gave/ in hii excellent iniinuer
Fthy Smith it Chief Q nil Pusher
while Lawton Wilht tills the office
ol Oriental Snoozer. Harry Kelley
it ilic Crand Keeper of the Interior
Walls ol the Habitation while Hen
ry Mays looks to the Outer Locket
of the Kenzti. Dr. T. N. Cioff it
C hief Potentate to the Sultan. The
meetings are being held in the rear
of the drug store each night.
Married.
Mr James Koudehush, of tin*
Dimension Lumber Co., surprised
Iiih iimuy friends on Thursday of
lint work by going down to I ronton
arid joining the army. Now Jim
did not enlist in the army of Uncle
Sain, and of course will have to do
no fighting. He arrayed himself
hi the armor of Cupid and with
one mighty effort he swooped down
upon the probate judge’s office and
mi a stentorian voice of a ureal gen
eral commanded the probate clerk
to issue him a commission to enter
the army of benedicts. The clerk
complied with the demand, where
upon Mr. Koudebush capitulated
With his commission lucked safely
in his inside pocket and feeling
as proud as a young graduate
who has just received his high
school diploma, fie marched to the
bottie of Miss Blanch Fisher, one ol
Iropton’s charming young ladies,
where he and Miss Fisher were unit
ed in marriage.
I hey came to Kenova and are
now occupying rooms at the resi
dence of Mrs. M. K Adkins.
VV e extend congratulations and
trust that their future may be one
of continual sunshine and happi
ness.
Have to Employ Another Teacher.»
The Board of Education will be f
compelled to employ another teach- I
er for the Kenova schools. The !
trouble is being brought about by j
that little bow and arrow man called ,
Cupid, or the god of love. The lit
tle man wit! a mighty bend of his !
how let go his arrow and with (he j
fleetness of chain lightning it sped j
from Oklahnrn.i’s broad prairies to
Kenova. The aim was true, for the
arrow of love traveled at such mo
mentum th'at it penetrated our school |
house and piero d the heart of one !
of our most popular teachers, Misj
(•race I honias. A Mr. Morgan, a
prominent real estate broker of Ok
Iahorna City, is the gentleman who
is in league with l'lipid and the
nuptials will take place within a
fortnight. 'I he groom will then |
return with his accomplished bride j
to the western city where they will;
make their future borne. Mr. Mor
gan will no doubt incur the ill will
of a number of the pupils, for tb«-y I
have learned to love her to such ani
extent that there will he many tears
shed when she vacates her position
in the school room. But then the
laws laid down by Cupid are hard j
to get around. In other words, love
is a terrible disease, and is catching,
too.
Feb. 1, ’07.
Kkpobter.
L
! War Clouds GjligNiiq.
JAPANESE TROOPS ARE SAID
TO BE ENTERING 5
__ * |
Hawaiian Islands bu Hundreds adH
Orusnlzinu lor Strife--S5DO,
030 Asked for Defense.
Washington, Jau. SI.—The
Jspmieoe war cloud is again on the
tmrison. It appears m two impor
tant place*—hi the Capitol, where
the Gentle his been asked by Seerc
tirv I’aft to spend mure than ♦auo
000 for defenses’ of Hawaiian
islands, and at the White House,
where Kooiefrll and the California
congressional delegation hold a long
conference Ia«t night. It did not
idjourn until the President and
Secretary of Stale had attempted to
place a padlock,upon the mouth of
••very ram presei t.
The upHhot will l>« that h®rV).ora
of our Hawaiian po«Nei(s\outi vyill be
uroinjly fonllfed against possible
o| n fgr.-ia i fqt*, 4al>»nes»
. * **** -*huU of thu
understood; and,
White House pow-wow wbn that iue
1 resident of the Frisco Board of
hdticaiion and the Superintendent
"f Schools were summoned to
W ashington by telegraph.
It in rumored that Secretary Taft
ImN received word that the Japanese
ol the Hawaiian Islands are organiz
ing military companies in secret,
i he lead« rs b'ing veterans who saw
"**rv ce in the Ittissn .1 apa'iese War.
1 heir purpose is Haiti to be to
build a powerful anti Ameriuau
limy, which will attempt to over
throw ihe Government simultane
ously with the expected attack of
their countrymen Inmi the sea.
I he fact that the Japanese Navy
is now being rapidly strengthened,
it is Haiti, lends color to the minor*
that Niopon is preparing for
trouble with a foreign country.
There can be no denial that the
Administration is a good deal wor
ried by the action of the Japanese,
anti by the rumors that are afloat.
l,In the event of an unfavorable
decision in the school question, the
anti-Japanese movement in Cali
fornia will be considered to repre
sent the opinion of the whole Unit
ed States, which would require
diplomatic adjustment," said a
prominent official today.
One of the Congressmen at the*
White House conference last night
said today that while the delegation
l.ad been bitterly opposed to the
President’s altitude on the school
question there were considerations
which made it advisable that ex
pressions of compromise be shown.
A VullISllHtt I.I'HMIIII
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