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VOLUME XXIII CEKEDO, WAYNE CO., W. VA., WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1908 NUMBER 26
Don’t Let Our ‘‘Lovino Enemies”
deceive you into tlie belief that they are showing
just as good lines of
Ladies’ Shirt Waists, Novelty aud Wash Dress Skirts,
Wash Fabrics and High Art Millinery
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to $10 each.
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White Linen Wash Skirts at
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Amoskeag Gingham Petticoats,
new-Sl and 1.50 each.
As a leader until sold we are
putting on our Job Counter one
jot ol 8J and 10c Lawns at the un
iform price of 5c per yard; one lot
of 25c. 35c and 50c Lawns. Batiste
and Dimities at your choice of
these only 15c per yard, and a
third lot ot Lawns, the regular 15c«
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Our Millinery Department
is overflowing with the season's
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fact that nine out of every ten
Hats you see on the best dressed
ladies of this community come
from us is proof that we are head
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ing.
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Catlcttslmrg, - Kentucky.
Ordor of Publication.
The State of West Virginia :
Wayue County Cirenit Court Clerk’s
()ffice:
At Rales held in thooflice of the Clerk
of the Cirenit Coart, on Monday, the
4th day of May, l»oS :
William Wright, Max Wright and
George Wright, partners as Wright
Brothers, Plaintiffs,
vs.
John M. Hood and K. C. Winegar,
Defendants.
In Chancery.
The object of this suit is to subject the
real estate of the defendant, John M.
Hood, to the payment of the liens there
on, and to cancel and set aside, as fraud
ulent, a certain deed executed by the de
fendant. John M. Hood, and his wife, to
K. C. Winogar. bearing date April 23,
15*o4, and recorded in the office of the
Clerk of the County Court of Wayne
county, West Virginia, in Deed Book
No. fkt at page 384, &<•., and to subject
the real estate therein described and con
veyed to the payment of the plaintiff’s
judgment, all of which are fully men
tioned and described in the bill and pro
ceedings herein.
This day came the plaintiff by his at-1
torney, and upon his motion, and it ap
pearing from an affidavit filed with the
papers in thiscause, that the defendant,
h. C. Winegar, is a non-resident of the
State ot Wost Virginia: It is therefore
OTdered that he do appear here within
fine month after the first publication of
this order and do what is necessary to
protect his interest in this snit. And it
is farther ordered that this order tie pub
lished once a week lor four successive
weeks in the Crrbdo Advance, a week
ly newspaper published in said Wnr ne
comity, and be posted on the front door
of the Court House of said county at
least 2o days before judgment or decree
is entered herein.
Teste: Chas. E. Walker, Clerk. I
Chapman .Adkins, Att’y. timaviw
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equal in quality at about one-half
the price you pay a man who hauls
it around.
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t all and examine these goods and see
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Mrs. I. 1>. WATTS,
Main Street, CEKEIM), W. VA.
Hon. John 8. Durst, whoso can
didacy for State Auditor has been
announced and is making most
gratifying headway, has all his
life been an ardent and enthusi
astic party worker. He has es
pecially st^od for the interests of
the people at largo, and no man
in the state has worked harder or
more effectively for the present
policy of the party in this stute
than hus Mr. Darst. In the
state legislature he at once took a
commanding position. He went
thero with convictions and he
exerted every effort at hiB com
mand to embody them into laws.
The first measure that engaged
his attention was to do away with
the fee system in the offices of the
Secretary of State and of the
Auditor, placing them on a fixed
salary and thus saving to the
state thousands of dollars each
year. This law was enacted
largely by his own efforts. It
was Senator Darst who fathered
the bill abolishing the public
execution of criminals in West
Virginia. Also the law requiring
fire insurance companies doing
business in the state to pay the
full amount stated in the policy
in ca*e of total loss by fire.
Mr. Darst cau with justioe be
clas-ed with the original tax re
formers. From his earliest ex
periences he has advocated th9
main features of the law as it now
stcpids on the statute books.
In 1904 he was a candidate for
Auditor of the Htate, and when
Mr. Scherr was the choice of the
convention he at once took off
his coat and worked for the ticket.
He stumped the state trom the
Pennyslvania to the Kentucky
lines. In the campaign of 1900
he was asked to work iu the
Second congressional district,
where he did earnest and effect
ive work.
Now, he appeals to the party to
gratify a lifelong ambition.
This he and his friends con
sidor his time, and if he fails now
he will probably never be able to
reach his goal. He haa made
good at whatever be haa under* j
taken so far in life. His friends
feel that he will mako good as
Auditor if elected and that a pro
motion is due him. — Wheeling In
telligencer.
Strictly speaking, it is none of
the business of a Democratic
newspaper whom the Republicans
nominate for office, but wo want
to rise to say that we know
whereof we speak when we assert
that there is no better Republican
in the state than Hon. John Sher
man Darst, candidate for Auditor
Mr. Darst is strictly honest and
a people’s man iu the broadest
sense of the word. He is the real
author of the tax reform move
ment in this state. The editor of
the News served two sessions of
the legislature with Mr. Dar-it,
and had the vory best opportunity
to judge tho man.—W. Lf Mans
field, in Wayne News, May, 1904.
Ah a result of the primary held
in Monongalia county on Satur
day, John 8. Darst, candidate for
Auditor, carried the county over
hia opponent, James K. Hall, by
almost three votes to one. Mr.
Darst is making considerable
headway in his fight for Auditor.
In fact it looks like he is the
choice of the people. John 8.
Darst is peculiarly a man of the
people. In every single county
where Mr. Darst and his opponent
have been before the people, Darst
has carried off the honors. He
beat Hall in Tuoksr county,
Wetz6l county, Summers oouuty
and Monongalia county. It looks
like Darst already has the nomi»
nation. With Monongalia’s twen
ty-one, he has about one hundred
instructed delegates. This lead
over his opponent will be hard to
overcome.—Charleston Mail, May
4, 1908.
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See our special campaign oiler.
PRAISED BY THE PAPERS.
Hon. J. S. Darst Highly Commended by the
Press as Candidate for Auditor.
W. VA. PARES WdLL
Manu Cities Get L^rue ADurooria
tlons in Public Building Bill.
Washington. D. O., May 15.—
I he house passed the puhlio
building hill today with a rush.
"rest Virginia f*res well with
Bluefield, Wheeling aud Fairmont
each getting $20,000 additional.
Charleston is given $125,000 for
enlargement and Huntington
$5,500for improvements. Parkers
burg was voted $35,000 for addi
tional grounds.
Morgantown aud Poiut Pleas
ant get $*,500 for new buildings,
both having asked for more.
Bellnire was left out of the house
bill, as Congreseman Weens push
ed through $20,000 for Steuben
ville, and Senator Soott will add
an appropriation for Bellairo
when the bill reaches the senate.
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Valued Sumo as Gitld,
B. O. Stewart, a merchant of Oedar
\ iew, Mis* , says: “I tell my customers
when they buy ft box of I)r. Now
Life Pills they get. the worth of that
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constipaticn, malaria or biliousness."
Sold under guarantee by the Blows Drug
Store, Oeredo, and R. Ncy Williams,
Kenova. 26c.
Union District Keoublican Conven
tion.
Laval otto W. Va., May 23,10J8.
Pursuant to cnll of Wayno county re*
publican executive eommitteo the repub
licans of Union District met at Lava
lottu iii mass convention.
Promptly nt 11 o'clock a. m . the con
vention was called to order by AI. Ray,
co. executive committeeman for Union
Dist., who, after explaining call and
purpose of the meeting, naiued for
temporary organization, John Nixon as
chairman and T. B. McClure as secre
tary. •
< >n motion of If. B. Workman tho
temporary organization was made per
manent.
Being duly authorized by vote of con
vention the chairman named as com
mittee to select delegates to county
delegate convention at Wayne June 0,
190H. <>ssie Carroll, Oreeuvflle Barliour
and Edgar Newman. During absence
of committee for purpose of making list
of delegates the convention was enter
tained by speeches from a number of
gentlemen present.
Committee reported list as follows:
John Nixon, K. B. Ray. Bnrwell
Luther, O. C. Dunkle, H. E. B. Irby,
Jacob P hr bon, II. ft. Workman, Henry
Ward, Hiram Ferguson, H. M. Sullivan,
John Mitchell, T. B. McClure, Ran
Workman, Marion Plymale, P. If. Na
pier, Oliver Hpurhxk and J. T. Car
rol 1,
(>n motion tho list of 17 names sub
mitted by committee was approved os
delegates to Wayne convention.
On motion convention udjournod.
John Nixon,
_ „ „ Chairman.
T. B. McCm'Rk,
Secretary.
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