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XXII. CEREDO, WAYNE CO„ W. VA„ WEDNESDAY, JITLY 17, 1907, jfUMBEB3&
BRUNBERG’S
IRONTON, OHIO.
Famous since 1881 as the
GREATEST GLOTAING
HOUSE
IHMGREAT OHIO VALLEY
The A. J. Brumberg Go.,
Greater Ironton’s Greatest Store.
CARTER’S
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i That Carter Furniture is everytMpg %e clafu) |t to be.
; Quality always right, with prices sfieezen dowu'.to small
figures. Buying Furniture m car loan lots secures for us
I the very lowest prices made by the manufacturers to any
! retailer or jobber. Years of oageful buying has qualified
i us for obtaining the lowest possible prices, and Furniture
<• of only good quality is accepted bv this store.
Several shipments of 8pring Furniture hlwc:ty»n re*
'eived that will be of much interest to housewives.
* Call and see our Beautiful Parlor Furdhture.
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i ri Carter & Co.,
'*** 'ERS AND EMBALMERS
UNDt. RTAK Hotel Frederick Building
Fourth Are. nU* , \alno4. %/
'Huntington, * We8t Va*
The Demand for ltussell v«mcle8 am
-Harness is Increasi u^'
WHY?
C They have Quality.
__ IJ They have Strength.
lie A 5 They have Durability.
M^V/C ClIlllvilS They have Style.
jj They have Finish.
g They are the BEST AT THE PRICE.
XJMUMUMC**W)OaonnOWUU«Wn*WW
HUGH RUSSELL & SON,
A8HLAND, KENTUCKY.
OLD RELIABLE TfITJMA
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Pressing, Dry and Steam Cleaning.
Dyeing in All the Various Colors. Repairing Neatly Done.
Alterations of both Ladies’ and Gent's Garments.
Prices Moderate. Workmanship Guaranteed.
Both Phones. Work Called for and Delivered.
840 Fourth Avenue, HUNTINGTON, W. TA.
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ItENUVft NEWS.
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1 All the imDortant Events that Have
Occurred Durlno the Past
Week.
Miss Maty Smith was a visitor
to Catlettsburg recently.
Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Hicks were n
I ronton on Thursday ot last week.
Lir.er Waddell transacted busi
ness in Huntington Tuesday.
Mrs. Jesse Lambert oalled on
friends in Catlettsburg this week.
Earl Webb, ot Willard, Ky., was
the guest recently of R. E. Partlow.
Mrs. M. J. Griffith has returned
from a visit to relatives at Ashland.
Messrs. Harry Bray and M. M.
Postle were recent visitors to Iron
ton.
Mrs. J. W. McGuire was' recent
ly the guest ot friends in Catletts
burg.
Mrs. W.J. Marshall was a visitor
to Huntington Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Anna lehle is the guest of
the family of her brother, C. P.
lehle.
Emmet Hatton was a visitor to
the city over Sandy river the first
of this week.
Mrs. K. E. Greear left this week
for an extended visit to her husband
at Dinges*.
Mrs. H. K. Elliot, of Colatnbus,
| was the guest of friends in our city
| last Saturday.
I **- On-Thursday of last week Misses
Gussie and Kathryn Osgood called
on friends in Ironton.
► Miss Virginia buzzard, of Park
Iersburg, is visiting her brother, M.
Buzzard, at this place.
| Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Thornburg,
j of Kermit, were recently guests ol
] Dr. and Mrs. J. F. York.
* Hoy Osgood came down from
) Huntington Sunday and spent the j
!day here with relatives.
Mrs. Tennessee Newman and
| daughter, Mrs. L. L. Shortle, are
| visiting relatives in the country.
SW. H. Jones came down from
Thacker Saturday and spent Sun
I day with his family at this place.
' Mr. and Mrs. Lou Handley,
J Portsmouth, were guests this week
w of the former’s mother, Mrs. A. G.
} ,Holt. r .
■ a Irvin Daily had business ^ the
| GVe City Wednesday and aoeord
A iugly went over tber& and attended
J* to same. _
p Miss Eva Jones will leave next
a Wednesday for a visit to her sister,
^ Mrs. Normat^P. Miles, at Frank
# fort, Ky.
a Mrs. K. C. Priesbacb has return
^ ed to bof home at Circleville after
W a pleasant visit to our city the guest
Jk of Mrs. E. D. Kelley.
Mrs. Jennie Percival is visiting
R relatives at Logan. She is accom
m ponied by Misses Maggie (ioff and
^ Nora doling, of Nolan.
Mrs. W. Hensley has relnrn
^ ; ed to her j,qme at Hussell, Ky.,
After a visit q* several days wit!
'cu«va relative# ac 1 friends.
; ** 'v. ,EU Dayis ha* r^turndu ^ron
A- Cv.hcr daughter, 3frs. Kthe,
® vfau t <Cjir)c:,nnati. Little Marj
< lark, b cuup^nied Mn. pavii
Clark ace
; home. , ..
.... , . . '€ .ball ;<»arn *,?*
The local ba* tb,. fo|,ow-.
recenUy organized ^l4 M,„a
ing officers: L. G. <L . &,,}
Kiley P. Smith, Ca> %ur»r
Piles, Secretary and Trea
, , ,, . his
.John Greear has resig. ^lore
I position as clerk at the drug . '
lfe will in the r.ext few days ***
[ himself unto the valley of Jarne. *1
| town and take in the sights of the
| exposition.
A concrete floor has been laid in
the fire department at the city ball.
A new pavement also graces the
i south side of that building and a
similar one is to be laid on the east
i "*de of the city structure.
▼t suer vernon, o» Koanoke,
has arrived here and will make this
place his headquarters in the future. #
1 Mr. Vernon ba* been appointed in- 1!
j speotor of signals for tbe N. A W. ! •
between this place and Colombos. j r
Lightning struck tbe pole at tbelf
street oar switch between Keren- ,«
teenth and Eighteenth streets last j
Tuesday evening and demolished
the signal box at that point- This
makes tbe third time withm tbe !
.pant Qw weeks that box has been i
burned out by atmospheric electric*
ity.
Johu Ferguson, the Ceredo liv
eryman, was mingling with frieuds
here Wednesday.
City Marshal Jesse Cyrus is pre
paring to enforce the ordinance rel
ative to tbe taxing of dogs. If v*’U
| own a caniue have your shekels
ready or off will go its head.
W. W. Jackson is improving (be
appearance and materially enhanc
ing the value of his property by
having nice concrete steps b-uUt at
the approach to his residence. Tbe
dwelling will be encircled with
pavements of the same material.
hxoavations will soon commence
preparatory to building our new
school house While the atroeture will
not be completed at ptesent, owing
to the fact that there are not enough
funds on hand, the contract has
been let to Contractoe W. G. Smith
for its enclosure.
The new lauuob being built by
Frank Hart and John Kettel is
nearing completion. Within tbe
next few week a tlii beautiful pleas
ure craft will ba launched upon the
placid waters of the Ohio. These
gentlemen will go to Portsmouth
this week and purohase an engine
to furnish tbe propelling power.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Jackson
will leave next week fot Chicago,
the Qreat Lakes and Waukesha.
Wis. They go to the mineral
springs at Waukesha for the bene
fit of Mr. Jaokftoolfcjiealih. His
many friends here trust that the
trip and sojourn at that health re
sort will be of great benefit to him.
Mr. William Kedwine, and Miss
Cora Stewart were united in mar
riage on June 30tb, but the fact
was kept a secret until a day or sc
Mince, when it leaked out.
Miss stewart is a very popular
young lady and has many friends in
this oily who wish her a long and
enjoyable marriage life. •
Mr. Red wine is employed st the
N. A W. shops as boilermaker and
be, too, is reoeiving the hearty con
gratulations of his friends and
fellow workmen.
The city council met Tuesday
night and rescinded the amendment
to the ordinance passed last week
relative to live stock running at
large in this city. This resoindment
causes the original ordinance to re.
main in effeot. A member of coun
cil informs us that the ordinance
provides that uo live stock shall be
allowed to run at large within the
city limits. This, of oourse, in
oludes cows, etc. U is said that
while milk ©owi will probably be
SertnilWd to graze upon the common
uring the day, they will have to
be kept up at bight. No yottng
cattle will be allowed to rosin with
in the city limits at any lime.
July 12. Rkportkr.
The Charming Woman
is not necessarily one of perfect form and
I features. Many a plain woman who
coold never nerve an an artint’n model
possesses those rare qualities that all the
. world admires: neatness, clear eyes,
clean, smooth skin and that sprightli
ness of step and action that accompany
1 good health. A physically weak woman
in never attractive, not oven to herself.
( Electric Ritters restore weak women,
, i giv*- strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth,
> ( velvety skin, beantifnl complexion,
i OnK.’Rn,ef,<l Blosn Drug Store, Core
i 1 do ano Ney Williams, Kenova. 60c.
, Babu Keep* Mon'iCr Out ot Pen.
Parkeruburg, W. Va., July l'i.—
The authorities here are at a loss as
to what action to take regarding
the case of Ktta Pickens, the
-on,..' ,n ,(U ~~*r J*» rn,M!‘*d
I '■< — ‘° °ne
yc.r ». ,|.c pmnt*,, jail „ 3.
* he woman haw * t,a|,v The
tUOIltbS Old V
a. W,,,, not •d'ritf* cal au
wilt. f,r,"oner and thP‘\, ♦houl
ihoriii "* w,i* not •<nd he?' *, rY*
it. The •mhoYitiena^v.
Wft to flud • Rotate for the btx%
no* are navin^ mmeulty. NV)
one want# the e WM.
For Over Hn^y Yearn,
mm. wiyrturwa hoothinq hyrpp
•** ***p a*"d for rveralxty rear* by mil.
****** ** wMkrw far their cfil/dren while
P^tort euooeen. It eoothne the
60IM. soft an* ibaaowe, allay* all pain, core*
?*** «*»*»«. and in I be tna* reme.lv for dlar
l!?™*?}*'*'.7 *y «*V»**** In every
part of ib« world. Twenty-five cent* a hot
w»ra aod nek for Mra. Wlnelowe
feeothlac Hjrrop, and take 00 otbnr kind.
Mre. Martb* MeCallen and Mra.
N*ra Walur* were gueatn of Hogt.
•Hon fr^d»gnt#T^__
Nnes Amount To $20,000.
Charleston, W. Va , July 14.—
The Ritter Lumber Company, of
Mal»en, Wyoming county, plea!
guilty in the Federal court hers to
charge of conspiracy to hold em
ployees m peonage. Charge eon
lamed twenty counts with a mini
mum tine on eaib eount of one
thousand dollars, or 1^0,000. Fine
will be imposed iatsr.
Kissed brad ftfle.
Weston, to. Va., July 14_
William L. Culright, forty years of
age, a prominent oilmen of this
place, shot himself throagh the
heal last night and died instantly,
lie was. despondent over the death
of hia wife and the illness of two
other members of his family, who
are stricken with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Cat right died yesterday
afternoon. Last night Cutrigbi
jkLsed the deal body of bis wife
and entering an adjoining room
shot himself.
Lmi| Lnre The King!
is the popular cry throughout European
oountnes ; while in A men os the cry of
the present day is “Long live Dr. King’s
New Discovery, King of Throat and
Lang Remedies t“ of whioh Mrs. Julia
Ryder Paine. Truro, Mam., says; “It
never fails to give immediate relief and
toqaickly eore a cough or cold.” Mr*.
Paine** opinion is shared by a majority
of the inhabitants of thi* oountqy. New
Discovery cures weak lung* sad eons
throats after all other re me dies have
tailed; and for coughs and ooMis it's th<
only sure onre. Guaranteed by Bloaa
Drag Store, Oeredo, and Bt. Ney Wil
liams, Kenova. 60c and %100. Trial
bottle free. •
Small Pox Benina. <*betl Prison!
Bars. *r
The member* of the county court
were considerably agitated y ester
day over what to do with the omm
of email pox that developed at the
county jail.
Frank Wilkias who has been in
the prison for several months broke
out with the melady, so the doctors
claim, aad there was a great deal of
exoitenafnt among the inhabitants of
that oounty building. The sfftioted
man was removed to a place of safe
ty, the jail throughout was thor
oughly disinfected and now that
e'very one about tha institution was
vaccinated yesterday afternoon no
alarm is felt with refrenoe to the
spread of the disease.—>Uuntington
Dispatch, July 10.
Population of Prison Decreaslno.
Several interesting facts are given
in the prison report for June, which
has just been filed at the state
house at Charleston by Warden
Haddox.
Two state prisoners, both color
ed, died daring the month of June.
Twenty-five prisoners were re
ceived from the United States dis
trict courts, and 25 were discharged
by the expiration of sentence, three
being from Kanawha oounty.
Seven prisoners were paroled,
and eleven United Slates prisoners
were discharged.
There was a decrease of 20 in the
pnscn population, which numbered
1,214 on the 30tb of June. The
general health of the inmates is re
ported good.
Kitten* and Rat* Still Livinu. <
It has been supposed by quite a i
number of people, since the infor. i
mation was given out that J. F. (
Johnson had on exhibition in his
saloon three kittens and two rats,
which are being raised together,
that it was a fake, but such is not
the case. Quite a number did not
l>elieve the story but it is true. The
kittens and rats are now on exhibi
tion in the saloon and hundreds
have called to see them, coming
from long distances and all have
remarked that it is the most
wonderful exhibition they have
ever seen. The mother of the
kittens treata the rats just as tender
ly as she does the kittens and pro*
des them with tne necessaries oi
1 without the least hesitation.
AA 'hnson has decided to take
*A , . Jamestown and place them
u lion. He has already
thilfti ^ handsome price for
dtt exVlN ,u but positively
been offerfe* . don’t ^lieve th,
tbe etrnnge Aft <or .ourM|f_
refuses. If
story call and ate i _
McDowell Reentries.
"if*
hu mad^. our buetnOK
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yoJQQ Lulu Killed..
Miss Cluiise Ward, stenographer
for the Giles Wright LmnUr l'o4>
was struck, by a C. A t>. train be.
low Catlettnlnsrg la>i Saturday and
so hadly lain that death ceded bar
Buffering* about foar Hoar* aftar
the aooidftwt. The young-lady waa
only about 16 year* of age and the
daughter sf George Wardi the well
known Wick contractor who live#
near the underground crossing
below tfyffeaide IVak. She waa
waiting by the aide of tW railroad
tricluhr a Camden Interstate R*y
oar about eleven o'elbek a aa. to go
to bee dianer, as was- her oustoua,
when a freight train oaase aldng
and aa aoon aa it passed sbe slapped
aoreee the track oo to soother track
right is frost of a* passenger train
oonsiag in the apposite direction,
which struck tW young lady. Her
right arm waa Go ken Wtween the
•boulder and elbow and she ana
tamed internal in juries which oa us
ed her death abont three o'olook.
The yonng ftadp waa takes aboard
the train which struck her and re
moved to the King's Daughters'
Hospital al Ashland and all that
medioal aid* oouid do waa done for
the nnfeetuiiatn one, but to no
avail.
After Tobacco Truek
New York, July 10.—Tbe govern*
meat authorities today AM in tbe
United States Coart of tbia city a
pel Mica againat lbs American
Tobaeoo Company oouwnonJy known ^
as tk^Tbboooo Trust, and ita 64 4^'
suheft^iriea or aftbkiated oorpoi^t
lions' and twenty-mint..individuals
erfuaecied with the companies. The ^
petition alleges that tbe defendant
companies and aadividuals formed
oombinationo, conspiracies and
monopolies im violation ot the law
and asks sack oi the companies and
individuala to be enjoined and that
they be real rained from holding or
controlling etooke in any otber
company, if the court should bold
that tbs public interests would be
better thua subserved. The petition
declare# that an alternative prayer
he presented asking that reoeivera
be appointed to take possession of
the affairs and aaaets of the defen
dant companies and wind them up
or else bring about conditions that
will place them in harmony with
lha law.
Daring the storm of Thursday even
ing of licit week lightning struck the
residence of Charles Whitmore near
Huntington Two men, Hurl Hmith and
(ioorge Yates, and three hoys, Irwin
Roberts, John Bradley and a fad named
Humphreys, who had sought refuge In
the building from tbe storm, were seri
ously injured. After the nrash all the
above named were found lying prostrate
upon the floor.
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A Memorable Day.
One of the days we remember with
Iileaure as well as with profit to our health
s the one on which we became arooaint
ed with Dr. King’s New Life Puls, the
painless purifier* that cure headache and
bilioasneMS, and keep the bowel* right.
3fic at Bloes I>rug Store, Oeredo, and R.
Ney Williams', Kenova.
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Tiik August number of the Wo
man’s Home Companion is primari
ly an ali-story number- except, of
course, for the twelve indispensable
departments that appear in each is
sue. The second instalment of An
thony Hope’s new love story, “Hel
en’s Path,” appears in this number,
and all the other fiction routes up
to the excellent standard ot Mr.
Hope's novel.
Have You a Kodak?
Why don’t you get one to take
on your vacation?
Brownie* Camera*, $1.00, $4.00
and $3.00
Kodak*, $»00
Kodak*, $«00
Kodak*, $10.00
Kodaks, up to $36.00
Florentine iJrog Store, W ild A
Boette, Huntington, W. Va.
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FOR SALE.—1 have foe sale five (6)
share* of stock in the Wayae (xmaty
Bank. The owner of thi* *tock is anx
ious to sell, a* he deeire* the money to
use in other bnainee*. Gall on or ad
dress, T. T. MoDoogal, Oeredn, W. Va
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Little Clyde Hutchison, who ha*
been quite ill for several day*, ta
vary much improved,
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xMNK line of the
' X Sperm Sewing
«la at the Advance
‘ Oeredo. Price iOo a bottle.
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