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The'Cered© Advance.
btattdat tb« PMMfllM at Carado. W.Va
as wroQd clan matter.
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WELSESDAY, JVLY 3, 1907.
ra^Fatrons of tbla paper wilt piease send
to thl» office muiofhof tbelrfriends visiting
here or elsewhere.— Er>.1
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^ L()( Aid NKWS.
Tomorrow will be ihe Glorious
Fourth.
8am Dock 8mith was in town last
Thursday.
The residence of J. McRae Werth
has been repainted.
D. K. Alvis bas moved to * build
ing near the C. <fc *0. station.
M. H. Stock has returned from
Virginia where he had been worfc
ing.
Mrs. Altar. Weight and children
visited relative* iu Huntington last
Friday.
Ex Senator John Y. York, of
^oikville, was a business visitor to
Catlettsburg, Ky., last week.
Mrs. John R. Cochran and her
daughter, Miss Ruby, of Cinoranati,
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Enos
Marcum.
Clyde, the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Hutokison, who has been
very Bick with obolera infantum, is
improving.
Mrs. A. C.Kknler, of Hunting
ton, and Alisa May Jackson, of
Charleston, were calling on friends
'in our town last Friday.
Miss Crete McClure, of Wayne,
has been visiting relative** and
friends at Huntington and Catletts
burg for the pa*t iew’ day*.
Dolliver Nunley, a Wayne coun
ty timbermaa, and Mies AUoe Con
ley, from Ix-nooln Co., werencairied
in this city, Tuesday.—CatlnUsborg
(Ky.) Tribnoo, June 26.
Messrs. EA Adkins, Will (FMes,
Roy Wright, Herman Gicake and
Ray Wright helped the Kenova b.
b. boy3 to defeat the “Boston
Bloomers” last Thursday.
Henry Bruns successfully passed
the mental and physical examination
at Annapolis,*Md., -last week and is
now a full fledged natal cadet. Out
of 28"» young men who toon the ex
aminations only 156|passed.
SALESMEN WANTED:—For
choice Nursery Slock. Best Terms.
Fay weekly. Permanent employ,
roent. R. R. Hakku-:,
H AEEW. iLLE, W , V A
Wanieu.—I desire to secure a
good solicitor—either male or
female — to secure advertisement*,
job printing tnd subscriptions for
my papers. T. T. MoDougat,
•Ceredo, W. 'ra
R. Hazlett r ow has a eplendid
Jine of gO€»ds in bis store which is
located in the bank budding, facing
Main street. He kas jivtt received a
nice line of alioes and invites you to
call and see them. Read his new
advertisement ehewheie in this pa
per.
When there is slightest indication
of indigestion, h^arf boro, flwbnleuoe or
any form of stomach trouble taJ*e n brtle
Kodol occasionally wid you will !*• of
ford»-d prompt reLiwf. Kodol is a cooi
pound of vegetable acids and eontaius
the juices fouud in a heali.hr stomach.
Kodol digests wiiat you eat. makes your
food do you gr»od. Sold by Bloss Dbug
Co. and Kenova Druggists.
Last Thursday two strangers,
supposed to be mint rs from up the
line of tbe N. <fc W. K’y, went to
sleep in the shade of a tree in the
western part ol the town and one
awoke sooner than his traveling
companion and skipped out. The
one “left behind” claimed that the
one who “went before*’ had robbed
him of $23 00 and a quart of whis
ky. Sergeant Staley endeavored to
find the accused robber, but his ef
forts were not successful.
Nearly all old-fashioned congh syrups
are constipating, especially those' that
contain opiates. They don’t act just
right. Kennedy’s Lasatire Cough Syr
np contains no optateg. It driven the
cold out of the system by gently moving
the bowels. Contains Honey and Tar
and tastes nearly as good as maple syrup.
Children like it. Sold by Bloss Drug
Co. and Kpnova Druggists.
The Kenova base ball team and
the Boston Bloomers, a nine corn
posed of women, lock* d horns on
the Kenova diamond Thursday af
ternoon, June 27th, The game w is
interesting from beginning to end,
and those who attended the same
were surprised at the way in which
the girl- handled the leather. The
woman pitcher twirled the ball
throughout the entire game, having
lots of speed and good curves. Jack
Mahoney occupied the box for the
local t* nn and did good work. Jack
was not quite himself, owing to
the fact that he had a sore arm, it
having been injured in a previous
game. Taking everything into con
sideration it was a good game (ihe
score being 4 to 2 in favor of K« no
va) and should the girls again re
turn no doubt a larger crowd would
turn out. Laurence McClure, of
Wayne, was present and manipu-1
tated tbe indioator.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Meinhart,
of Ashland, spent Sunday here
with relatives.
Jack Ferguson has been visiting
relatives at Louisa, ' Ky , for tbe
past few days.
M iss Blanche Griffith left last
Suuvlay morning for Grafton to
visit relatives and friends.
Hazel, the 'little daughter of Rev
Atman trout, aec« mpauted her
father Here from Middleport, Ohio,
last Saturday.
\N e have received a communion
tion from Rarveytown •in regard to
the public roads, but the writer
neglected to sign his name and
therefore we cannot publish it.
M is« X yrtle Stone, daughter of
Mr. and Airs. H. L. Stone, arrived
here last week from Abingdon, Va.,
where she has been attending
Martha Washington College.
I T OST— Between Carvdo and Kcnova
j 1J last Thursday, a Lady’s Gold Watch
ami ( ham and two Gold Rings, one
Ring h.-nig plain, the other haring Four
' Pearl l^ts. Literal reward if returned
I to this office.
Kverv one of our lady readers
should visit the big dry goods store
! of the C. E. Silcott Co., at Catietts
burg, next week. Sec announce
ment and invitation in this issue.
Lillian Fcrgueon, the little
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lucicn
Ferguson, who has been the guest
of Mrs R. L. Blaok tor some time,
returned to her home near Wayne
last Sunday.
A prominent woman suffragist
declares that the American eagle,
| “that great bird which surmounts
i our national insigana," is a female.
Perhaps that explains why so many
meB squeeze a dollar before letting
it go.
Mrs. R. G. Morris and her three
daughters, Edith, Madeline and
Bernice, left Sunday to visit Mrs.
Morris’ father and mother near
Manchester, Va. Mrs. Morris will
visit Glade Springs and several
other {daces while in Virginia.
Marguerite, the little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Chapman, and
“Bun” Robbins, went to Middle
town, Ohio, (near Cincinnati) last
Sunday where they will spend a
month with relatives. Mr. Chapman
accompanied them as far as Cin
cinnati. X
For Sale. — We have at this
office a copy of the latest edition of
Webster’s International Dictionary,
with patent index, in best binding.
The price of this splendid dictionary
is *10.76. *8 50 will buy the
book. Come to the Advance office
and see it.
It’s Satisfaction
That generates from everyone that]
wears our shoes. Brc.nk A Son. '
8july8w
Mtesummer Footwear
That is cool and substantial, the
swell kind, to wear on a visit, get
Lie new ones at the Big Shoe Store
<if Frost A Garred, HurrUngton.
12june 4 w.
Ifa Satisfaction
That has made our shoe business
the li rgkkt along the Ohio river.
8j«Uy3w Brush A Son.
The famous Waterman fountain Pen.
The Waterman Ideal Fa-on tain
Pen is the best of all pens. They
give both satisfaction and the hast
trouble. Every one is guaranteed
and will be fixed if they fail to
work properly. Price *2 50 to *5 00.
Florentine Drug Store, Wild A
Boette, Huntington, W. Va.
Its Satisfaction
That has made our business and
reputation. Bruns A Son.
3july&w
Hugh L. Brown has had his
tonsils amputated. He did this that
his voice might be sweeter, softer
and lower when he talks to the
girls. It also adds strength to his
I arms.—Rural Retreat (Va.) Times.
Hugh will be remembered by
1 our Ceredo readers as the forman
of this office in 1905. His lady
Triends hereabouts will be glad to
know that he stood the operation
bravely and that his voice is sweet* r
and hi* arms stronger than when he
was a Ceredoite.
■ ■■ ■■ — - —
Zelda, Ku.
Susie Lakins died June 16, 1907,
aged 4 years. R months and 15 days.
The deceased was the daughter
•d Mr. and Mrs. C. I,akin* and was
a bright little girl. While her
father, mother, brother, sisters and
other relatives mourn for the darl
ing little one, s hum the death angel
ha* *een fit to lake from them, yet
behind the tears should be hearts
full of joy, for after awhile they
'can meet little Susie beyond this
, vale of tears.
A Friend.
5. J. Hensley Dead.
Our citizens were shocked last j
Monday morning on learning that
S. J. Hensley, commonly known as
“Blink” Hensley, had been called '
by the Ruler of the Universe to
that country frou whose bourne no
traveler returns. He died at the!
home of his son, tieorge W.j
Hensley, at Kussell,* Ky., w here he
went to visit last Wednesday. The
deceased was attacked with cramps j
oa Sunday evening and a physician,
was summoned and relief rendered,
when the palieut fell asleep. No
alarm was felt as it was thought
that nothing very serious was the
matter aud the family retired. On
going to the room occupied by Mr.
Hensley Monday morning he was
found cold in death. He was 75
years of /»ge and had been a strong,
healthy man all his life. While he
may have had his faults, as we all
have, he was a kind-hearted man,
being honest and industrious. If
one in need applied to him for aid
the needy one was never turned
aw ay empty handed, lie leaves the j
following children to mourn tits
death: Walter Hensley, of Ceredo; j
Mrs. A. t-i. Holt, of lvenova ; Mrs.
C. W. Berger, of Calletlsburg, and
ti. W. Hensley, of Kussell, Ky.
1 he body was brought to Ceredo
yesterday and after funeral services
held at the M. E. church at ♦
I o’clock, p. ui., conducted by Rev.
W. W. Twynham, assisted by Rev.
I E. T. Billups, was laid to rest in
Brown’s Hill Cemetery.
New Officers.
IK. OF P.
At a regular convention of (!ere
do Lodge, No. 5«, Knight* of Py
thias, held in the Castle Kail last
Thursday evening the following of
ficers were elected lor the ensuing
term;
Lemuel Molntyre, C. C.
John Irby, V. £.
T. D. Hutchison, Prelate.
H. H. Rutherford, M. at A.
N. H. Frasher, 'M. of W.
George Wright, I. (4.
A. E. Toney, O. (4.
H. II. Rutherford, Trustee.
John Irby, Representative
jk. *0. u. a. m.
At Friday night’s session of Ohio
Valley Counoil, No. 88, Junior Or
dor United American Mechanics,
the following officers ware elected
for the ensuing term:
P. P. Chapman, Jr. P. C
A. N. Soaggs, C.
Thomas Ball, V. C.
W. A. Poff, ■‘Chaplain.
C. F. Williams, A. R S.
C. W. Marcnm, (!on.
Everett Brown, W.
Sam’l Patterson, O. S.
Wm. Capertoa, J. S.
R. M. Johnson, Trustee.
P. P. Chapman, ^Delegate.
A. N. Scaggs, Alternate.
X. «. K.
The following officer* F.wve been
elected by Silver Star Castle, No.
11, Knights of the Golden Eagle,
for the ensuing six months:
M. D. Copley, N. C.
J. T. Haws, V. C.
Thomas Fuller, p.
H G. Burks, S. II.
K. Patterson, H. p.
Thomas Ball, V. II.
P. P. Chapman, C. E.
R Patter on, Representative.
♦
Do You Need a Sewing Marine?
See. our handsome new Sewing
Via. h me*. They are finely finished
in oak and have ail the latest
improvements. We will sell them
for less than one-half the amount
agents ask. If you want a machine
i don’t delay calling at the Ai>vaj*«k
[office and seeing ours, as wc have
only two {one a drop-head) and do
not expect to have them long.
T^INE line of the celebrated Excelsior
■ Sperm Hewing Machine Oil on
sale at the Advance Stationery Store,
Ceredo. Price 10c a bottle.
It Will Pay
The country folk when
they come to town to visit
my store where can al*
ways he found a nice line
of.
Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes,
Odd Pants, Gents' Fur
nishing Goods, Overalls,
Groceries, Provisions, Ktc.
My stock of Men’* Tie*
cannot he excelled l»y any
similar store in the coun
try. I have also just re
ceived a tine line of Shoe*.
Call and see my stock
whether you purchase or
not.
I!. I lAZI.ICTT
BANK Bl'ILDIJfO
ICKRKDO, WEST VA.
4th Are._HUNTINGTON’S GREATEST STORE._4th Are.
JAMESTOWN
Regular Trunks and Steamers.
Si nc* we've l uru*d over our entire base
ment to trunk*, our line of course is larger thau
ever before. Kxceptiug the very cheapest we
have most every kiud and price truuk you
could imagine. i
To Jamestown snores of these will go, be
cause they are the truuks exposition goers
ueed, built especially strong, yet at moderate
prices.
DRESS TRUNKS.
t'anvH s cov» red, Iron bottom, 4 and 5 hard
wood slats on lid, 3 center bands, 1 or two
tray*, cloth liued, 2 heavv leather straps. In
32. 34, 3ti, 38 and up to 42 inches in six*. *7 50,
*8.50, *9. *10, *12.50 and on up to *30.
STEAMER TRUNKS.
«>2 to 42 inch sizes, canvas covered, iron
bottom, one trav, doth aud linen ltued, hand
driven rivets, fiber bouud. starts at $9 50.
Leather bound at $12 and up to the highest
price. Good steamers at $5, *l>.50, *7.50 aud
*8 00.
Investing in inferior leather goods is pure
extravagance—yon don’t have to be a leather
expert to tell whether you get all leather here
—for leather suit cas« 22 inch size, canvas
liued^ Better ones at *t>, *8, *10, *14 and up
to $25. Black leather cases at * 11.50 up
Traveling Bags for men or women, leathers
of Alligator and Walrus and Calf—Tan, Brown
and Black, *7 50 up for Alligator and Walrus,
$5 up for domestic leathers.
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A Train Load
of Books.
The Cash Buyers Union
Failed For
#700,000,
[
bought the entire stock of new
books from the receiver in bankruptcy.
We are closing them ont at 10 » f.nth to
no CltWTK ON THK IX1LI.AR.
Sample Prices : Late copyright hooks
were#1.50. My price 88c List includes
The Jungle, House of a Thousand Can
dies. Clansman Hearts and Masks. Eben
i Holden, Man of the Hour and dozens of
others.
Encyclopedia Britannica. Half Mo
rocco. Regularly #88.00, My price
#7 75 1
Famous Pictures. Regularly #12 00.
My price #1 50.
Hhakespeare Complete Personal Edi
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Millions of Books, thousands of titles,
chance of a lifetime to get almost any
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List of this stock before ordering. It
eosts nothing. Will save you money.
Postal card will bring it.
David B. Clarkson, the Book Broker
Department hi, CHICAGO.
If you need a sewing machine,
give us a call. Wc have two daisies
that will go at a price of otie-half t
that which agents ask.
all work guaranteed.
w. A. POFF
Artistic Painter
CGttBDO, W. VA.
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished.
PaiuleM Extraction. Nitrons Ovid (J»i
Used with Oxygon.
Dr. J. A. Tauber,
DENTIST.
Offioes iu Elk Building.
(Removed from Big Bundy Bank Bnild
iug.)
Catlettsburg, Kentucky.
R. H. Williamson, J. t. Williamson
President. V.;P A Treat.
Mkh. M.,W. Williamson, Sec'jr,
Tie Tri-State Bcttling Co., lac.
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Carbonated Beverages
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HUNTINGTON, W. VA.
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Other people do; why not you?
Groceries, Fruits. Cigars,
Candies, Lunches, etc.
All my goods are fresh
and my prices are right,
H. H. Rutherford,
Cor. Main and B Hts.,
f)june4w CERE DO, W. VA.
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Success Magazine, «« l.fx)
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