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reanEat-z~ms, Mr. Lszystoa. An Interesting
programme las bean furnished Io- tie meeting
Of s1ls Seek-
TIE Pailorsthsaa society elected the follow
ing ofHcers alter . spirited contest. prssi6s1s,
N-. Owen Tayscr; wee president. Mss Ze1s
Hal: secretary ard treasurer, Mss Te=.s Bald
win; Ab-ariaz, Miss Elizabeth sE2Tzoa; and
se-zeazt~g-G-1s. NJ. Horace Turner. The
presi9ezt-elec1sAr. Tayi9y, delivered . bright
speech II answer 20 Q spontaneous call
Mr.. .. Ellis Doury was appointed COMMITTEES
Of one 70 secure Lecture from George ". Cable,
whsa that gentleman comes to tks CITY.
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plymouth CONGREGATIONAL Chureh.

That last week was the week OF PRAYER &C.
counts for the unusual quiet that prevailed in
Plymouth Congregational church circles On
"Wednesday evening there viii be business
meeting and general church social Ia spoken
OF for tha near future
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The Artists Nu.feaI CIub,

Last night the Artists Musical Cub gave N
entertainment, q: which tie following PRO
arGnms was rendered:
Piano duet, oyerturs-sRay Bias" MendeiEsohn
Mrs Lot. AID ". L-cy.
Trio TWO viclins and piano. .-.....-....... Bach
Mis- Wic1itrsd Arthur, Professors Arthur
and L1eT.
Flute scio--fsSocturre'' Boeau
Professor Ralph Arthur.
Soprano so3o-"Avs Maria IL Z 5as. .Gtllard
Mrs.. William Z. Miller.
((cj Concert FGa-az.e"
Mandolin solos ... Verdi RovinaxL
to- ssFoire D'orfica" :. .BranEou
Professor ?. J. Farrell
Violin solo-HLe MsHtriert .wierieysd
Miss EinciEred Arthur.
sopgeno solo-"N hen the Heart Il Young
----~--s.- DUCK
Mrs- Marie :. storey.
Piano cert-'sElne Ball Scene" .Sicode
Mrs. Lott and Professor LEcy.
Duet for yio.ins-''Songs Without Words
Mr.. W. Yaughzn Arthur and Mss winnifred
Arthur.
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The Washington Literary Society.

The Washington Literary Society of the
Eighth grade. Central school. met in room On
Friday afternoon, with President Allen in the
Vacation Song The School
Biogrsphy-"cha-les Dickens"
..-.-.---..-.--.-.....-....A Hiss Annie sanders
Rscifssion-"Maidenhood "..
Miss Lulu AcCarDey
Essay-"Whales" .........-.M Miss Lillian Taylor
Reading-"Hov q Woman Rides in street
Car Nj. Fred Raymond
TO the aourtaiEsn The school
Essay-''The Difference Between Wasp and
q Bee ---... Mr. Willie Ruth
Recitatiou-"Charity". -. Mr.. Rudolph schultz
Bi0graphy-~John sherman" .Hr. Otto Rsinig
Eecit2,ioa-"Oid Ironsides".
MI. Harry Penhallow
Essay-"lndiGl Ball Games"
44lts SEGl6 h0S&0sGei
Recitatioa-"Five p NJ. Miss Allie Poole
Recita.ion-"Baresoot Boy.
---...-..--......-....Mis Mise Minnie Van Taasel
Rectta.ion-"Gran6moths Beau"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss Dora Scott
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The Alpha Literary Society.

TIE regular meeting OF ths Alpha Literary
Society vas held On Tuesday II room q, Denny
school TIE following programme vas ren-
cere1:
SoDg-sAngry Words. society
Com pozluoa-AsIhs Camel"
M. llere1ce 51e2oeA
Ree4-z-zo1-@Horsskeepef Irsgsdy
Pen po-trsit-~GenerEl Grant .--....-
-----.------ M S114tcI I1-Fe9
Conpos.tioa-'Itsly and Rome.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT NJ Henry Yzoceu
Coupos.-lon-"Ths Con2or@ ..--.-..--.-
-.--..:..-..---.--..-..A Miss Lsve-re Campbell
EsssY-HAn6reE Jackson -. Miss Anris Stoke
Violin sclo-~Amerlea7 Medlsy" .--.---.----
--.-.- ~. 6oSS9Es 6AZlS-I
Coz positzon-''FrsakIin Pierce .-..-....--.
.---... ----....-..--..-.Mr. Emnet Mcdonald
Coz posirion-@Joha Paiipos"
---.-.-...-.-.-..-.. Mr.. LsRoy Bowen
Recitstion-@The Wsvs" Mss Minnie Newman
po..tton-''C&nping Out .-.
--..-----.....---.--.-.... -N-. Albert Mehrer
Eseitstio1-s1nk-st2nd Battle .....-..-.-
.-.---..-...--...-- Mr.. Leonard Ricks-t
Esssy-"Joha q, Adams" Miss Annie Myhrs
Con pos .ion-'sThs Whale. Mr.. Charlie. Bryant
Con pos1tioIs-"The HiploPo.smus"
.--.----- M HERMAN -earoeosf
SS1-S--s4 1A1k L. S0c4Sky
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nirthaar Of Nc. MO Conrad.

on THURSDAY eYea.ng Mrs. s. W. Midget and
Miss EHie RsGelia gsYs rarity in honor OF the
birthday % Mrs. Nile Conrad, at rooms Is, II,
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
Amateur Actors Delight Their
Friends in Our Boys"
SOCIETY DEVELOPING MUSCLE.
What o Tacoma Beile Thinks OF the
Football GAme-Personal and
Crisp Social Chst.
TAcoxA, Jan 9, 1m

" that ths
holidays are
over oc;ev
IL adjusting
itself % Sew
7 ear con
uon-Plaee
existence E
will very
likely con-
rnue IN tns-
state Until
some excite
meat occlU
10 stir IL Up
s<1ia. One Of
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Mrs. J. B. LAughrey, of steilacoora. is Vi sitting
her sister, Mrs George N. Stewart, 81 her resi-
denee on Seventh street.
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Reception to the Rev. and Mrs. Rusg.


A reception was given TO tie Rev and Ms 4
l. Rugg On Monday evening In the rzrso-s OF tns
North seattle Bs ytist church NJ and Mrs. Eugs
have recently arrived from victoria and TIE
members Of the e0ngrezEti0n gave h1r1 hearty
welcome. nice programme was rendered
Gr. z. w. Craven made an address o. reseons.
Among those present were: Hr. and SRA D. ~
Duffy, EeT and Mrs. BENJAMIN PSsso1s, Eev.
NJ. Proper. Misses Proper, NJ and Mrs. L Y.
Compton, Mr. and Yrs Horace C0raptoo, Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. BixDy, Mr. so6 Mrs Z /. snsstsr,
Mr.. and Mrs- A1oazo Hall. NJ and Mrs r. r.
Araes, Mr. VIII Bartlett. Mr.. snd Mrs. A 7.
Aezrs, Mr. ani Mrs. Fred Prosch, ". Cass.sr
Prozeh, II. and Nrs. g. a Elil, Mr.. and Mrs. A
J. Wells, Mrs.. Hannah J. Hal, Ma Alden Nj.
and Mrs L A Griffith. Dr.. and Mrs. J. z. Crich-
ton, Mrs. Robert Enlpe, Mr.. and Mrs.. J. a
reshzzn, Mr. and Nrk L ". Dur&at. Miss
Leland. Mr.. ard Xrs- R!cbeaicber, Mr..
and Mrz Eitsre5gs, Miss Baldwin. Miss
yests baldwin, Mrs.. c,ossz-sa, Mr.. James Espg,
Mics Alice Hambset, Mrs. Campbell, NJ. srd
Mrs Mclean, Mr.. Noble.
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Is and Is Hosyoks block The evening wss
pleasantly csTotea 70 nasie sad ezacl1gs and
laiey refreshments Of 8 dainty cEarzsse- ssEe
furnished - .hs weil-rieese6 g1estz TIE Lacy
Der Of very sSegsns rersersnrA1ess Those present
were xr. and Hrs Milo Conrad, zr. sa1 Mrs.. ca
Cof31. Lr. and grG Oscar Wise, NJ AID Hrs.
Rsdcsif. NJ. snd Arz T. z Haasen. Mr. &1d
Mrs. SANS, Of Tacoma; Miss ks1cA1E, Mss
Derry, Miss Hanson, Kiss Nellie HE1scz. SIS
Jsiso-s Conrad Miss Dsne Conrad, NJ. Wallace
NUGGET, M. VII Hanson, Hr. L ". Hszsol,
Mr.. A II. Gardner, ard ~ ". a ssurEls, NJ.
E. A 6szrgis and NJ. Caa-lss HoscA klsss o.
Tacoma
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Miss Chambersin is acting az travelling ehsper-
one 70 Miss Brownie Brown and Miss Emma
Collins. Miss Mabel Filkins was with the party
for while, bat she is now at private school in
Berlin. Miss Chamberlin and her two compa1-
ions are in Berlin. and are still having al excel
lent time, combining study with pleasure
From a letter recently reesived it appears that
sbe tourists are having good time There are
many Americans in Berlin, and entertainments
and receptions are frequent. The Seattle ladies
recently mat Marx Twain az one Of these sfstrs-
They are 80 well pleased with Berlin that they
do not care 70 leave. Mrs q. Morris Haller has
returned from her European trip, and is nog
with her father, Ar. Richard Cox IN
Chicago. Mrs. 7. I. Minor and her daughters
are IN Berlin The daughters are attending
school Friends in Seattle get frequent letters,
and the latest news IL that Mira Minor and her
children are well They are anxious % return
g. Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Gatzert and Mr..
ard Mrs. Eigmund Schvabachsr sre sotour1irZ
in Rome, taxing IN the beauties OF the Eternal
City. Judge and Hrs. Thomas Burke have
rived in Paris after spending several pleasant
weeks IA Lordou. Mrs. Burke has been in
Paris before. and she Is engaged in the pleasant
task OF renewing aoquaintaness Paris Is quite
brilliant a. this season, sud Mrs. Burke intends
10 make quite stay IN that city. II 10 thought
that Judge Burke will return 80 Seattle early IN
tie spring. and after trsnsseting some import
ant business he win ret0in Nrz Burke. Mr.. J.
"a SAthS&safA - II A>o~@DAs -s@A aG- java D.
Dar5e IL visiting his old, home fl Scotland
Judge and Mrs. II. q. sfvuve ara living pleasant
IL Ia ssn Frsncisso, sn9 will remain there until
genial spring sencs sunshine oyer the waters Of
Puget sosnd Ms. Hayden Mcclellan ana Miss
Mcclellan are 81 Los Angeles. Mrs g. A. Raw
son is a. Monterey Er. and Mrs " Z. Mad
docks ere az Detroit, Mich. Judge ard Mrs J.
4. Lewis are a. Hot springs, Ark, but wiz
leave tafs week for Southern California Hrs.
A. r. Stewart, President Of the La1ies' Musical
Cub, ard one Of tia rnosi popular CT the society
ladies' Of Seattle, 10 st san Jose with Ter parents
Lrs. George =. KfriRxsr IL az Pasadena M
and &rz- J. IzuFQ7 IrgeIs are at San Jose.
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The Amateur rhespi.n. Act.


A fashionable and appreciatiye s1dieace wit
messed the amateur Thsspisus act in .'Our
Boys" at the Tacoma thea.er Wednesday. What
would Be called in theatrical parianee good
house crested those taking part, $50 having
been realized for the Chiidrea's Home The au-
dtenee was delighted with the production Of the
play, IL being one OF the best amateur
performances ever given in this city.
Among those VINO occupied seats in boxes
were; Mr.. ard Mrs. I. W. Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs Chester Tao-ne, Nr. and Mrs. J. C. Brock
enbrough, Mrs. H0xie, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Wal
lace, NJ. 7. B. Wallace, Mrs Fuller, Mr. and
Mrs. T. 9. Harmon, NJ. W J. Meade, Mr. E C.
Oliver NJ Allen C. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. L E
Posi- Miss Pest. M and Mrs. J. VI. P. shriver,
Mr.. and Mrs. Yocum, Mr.. Paul Sehu,za, Mr.
George Browne, 4r. and Mrs. P. D. Norton. NJ
James Pickles, Mr.. and A-z Percy Dickinson,
Miss Dickinson, Miss Little, Nj and Mrs SAM
uel Wiikeson- The cast OF characters was s.
follows:
Sir Godfrey Chanpneys, q county nsgnate
.---..---.--.-- Ar. F. 3. Wright
Talbot Chsnpasys, Champneys son ....-
, Mr. z ; Hill
Perkyn Middlewiek, OF Devonshi-e house,
retired butterma1. --.-.-Ar. C. w SEYMOUR
Charles Aiddlewiek, Middleviek's son -.
Poddles, Middlewick's butler Nj 4. I. Halsted
Violet Aslrose, an helress.. Miss Rogers
Mary Ael;ose, Floless poor cousin. $500
clarissa chanpnsys, Sir Geofrsy's sistsr--.
Belinda, lodging house slsve-..
Mis- SEYMOUR
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The Business Mems Jubilee.


The Business Mems jubilee given On Tuesday
and Wednesday eTsaiogs al Rznke's hail, for
TIE be1sEt OF the Day Nursery, vAs en artistic
G1ceess. though not es successful az is pro-
tse.or, MRS. ]. Lawrence Johnson, could have
wished The kttsu1Gucs was not large nor were
tie recs.pts catering. The following pro
gTsare, with slsat ysyIGEiooss was given en-
both evenings:
Tabisau Of The oussn city:
Queen ........................ Niss Iona Tucker
Mount ka;nisf ......-; Alss Jessie Rseves
Sso,gs w = - ea,s .Gasgn
lGroGped around the qnesn the business
houses. thsn the outlying sddiiionsl
Piano soao-'kornsns 2ustesls"- Schubert
Nh. II. <. Gates.
Qusytette-ssTwilighto On shs 5es" ........ sie<s6s
Ars J. L johnson, Mss johnson, Mr..
Bowman and Mr. Grout
BUSINESS Meas Grand Aarea. ................
..........,... Forty young ladies IN costume
business Hen's Tsblesu ....................
Hixhlsnd Fling. ...-........--..---.-Fged Hilton
.....nr. Gran6. and b. Frederick Palmer
Business Houses (dance1 .... Highland Fling
Mlss Mattel Lynch.
Vocal Dret-ss11e Fisherman" ......... 65abSusSi
Mrs J. l. Johnson and Professor Crandsli.
Military Drill squad Of sixteen young ladies'
business Houges-Tsbleau Of "Aneries"...
PIANO Solo. Mrs NJ Z. Gates
Business Houses. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
GTAad aaEch-'sTabIsau OF the whole
banquet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
nrs. J. Lawrence johnson managed the jubilee,
M Charles Esplin was drill master aad Miss
Glars Hough was the secompsnist. The follow
Eng young ladies took part IN the entertainment:
Miss Iona Tucker Is Queen City, Miss Jessie
Reeves IS America, Miss Jennie johnson as
Architecture, Miss Hammond, Miss Ewing, Miss
NORMAN. Miss Viola eagle, Miss Fannie Anaer-
son, Miss Hattie Edralston, Miss Alice Carey,
Mss Mabsl Lynch, Miss Winnie Van Tassel,
Miss Jennie Iyneh, Miss Addis Morsy, Miss
Pearl Moore, Mlss Lizzie Clark. Miss Marshall,
Mrs Hesriss Wood, Miss stephens, Miss Lena
Hzckius, Miss Mary Taylor, Miss Addie Jack
son, Miss Myrtle Moore. Miss Annie Johnson,
Mss Alice Gsyior. Miss v ade, Miss Jennie Van
AmyiBge, Hiss Laura Wallace, Miss Annie Bush
nell, Miss Sadie sieksls, Miss Zoe Taylor, Miss
Berthe Jones, Miss Minnie Hughes, Miss Minnie
Jones, Mss Cora Thorndyke, Miss Davis, Miss
Maud Ua6erht,i, Mss Alice Seymour and Miss
Bell Dykmsn.
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Taco-s's SO declares that excitement Is needed
in this prossie epoch % keep people from sink
ing into monotoaous or spathetic state OF
mind. There has been some hopeful talk Of
hsviag q series Of four eos.llio1z here, bat ths
invitations hsve not IS yet been issued How
ever. there IS now che thing 20 occupy sas tine
Of some Of the Tacoma ladies'. and that i Tia
gymnasium good many belong 10 the Ladies
Athletic Club, the members OF which are privl-
legged 20 90 down 10 sAe Athletic Association
'tgTn" rooms two mornings IN TIE week, On
ore OF which al Instructor, Mr.. HazEaersiy,
il present an all probability says Al OBJ
serving society woman, '-this city viii soon
have, fo- considerable contingent of lis fem
i1iniIy, the reputation Of having the most nus
culsr and shzpsIy women II the Northwest
The question now Is how long tine VIII elspse
before such g reputation is gained Among
those who belong 20 this club are: Mrs z 6.
Dslprst, MIRA W. L Landsii, Mrs e. Crsnstoa
Potter, Mrs. L r Mervin. Mrs. J. C. B-ocken-
brough, r.. Mss Patterson, Miss Ethel PaEtsr-
son, Mrs. z ]. Alter, Mrs. Colonel Rice, MIss
Rowe, Miss Post, Mrs. Z Rsnel Miss Fer
Mss, Aiss Claribel FerYfss Miss Dolly
FERRIS, Miss Eolbrook. Miss Ethel HoIbrook
Tie even: Of tie week v.s the able production
OF sour Boys for the benefit OF the Woraen's
and Children's Rone. Over $50 was paid so-
tickets. and TIE local amateurs, from ersti-
cally conservative standpoint did much better
than some OF the professionals who have had
the hsrdihood 70 appear befsre Tacoma audi
ecces
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Ballard Literary Societies.
The choir

The following programme was rendered By
tie literary society o. the schoolrooas On FIJI
cay afternoon:
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MIRROR OF SOCIETY.
Some of the Leaders Who Are
in Foreign Lands.
THE BUSINESS MEMS JUBILEE.
Reception 20 . Sew Pastor - Rainier
Club whist PIsyeys-LItersry So
efssy EIectfons-Fufurs Events.

yTRAL per-
on o ~ b o
have always
been yeryac-
tive IN so
eiesy affairs
are now in
foreign lands
or In ot3sr
parts Of this
couuy. and
news from
them r. al
WAYS eagerly
re eli re q.
One OF the
hsppiess par
tea abroad sc
present IL
that OF the
ChaEherl1n
trio, which
left Seattle
some time
last summer.
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Shoals, w. Va.

Ed. ADvANcE:-What has be.
come of "FairpIay" and the
frightened IIarcs"
Fletcher Garrett. of Catlettsburg,
KY, passed through our village to-
day.
a Tharp's saw mill is in opera
ton.
w. w. Brum6eld was at Shoals
today.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Bouo, a daughter, Feb. fourth.
Bachus Bowen, Esq, who has
been i'll for somctime past, is slowly
convaIescing.
Mr.. johnson, the genial salesman
for B. w. Foster, Huntington, w.
Va, was interviewing our mer.
chants yesterday.
Miss Minnie Jones, who has been
with the family Of her uncle, Alon.
10 Garrett. returned to her home at
Adison. Ohio, yesterday.
Mr.. j. NJ. F,dlcr is having a good
trade.
Mr.. Jaeob Crabtree suspended
his school tiis week on account of
sickness IN his family.
There was quite number Of
young glris and boys here last Sun
day from Lavalette. The boys gave
evidence of extreme nervousness.
From their longing looks IL - sup
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Lavalcttc. w. Va.

ED. ADvASCE:--This being our
second letter we wish 10 say the
health of the people of our vicinity
is generally good.
III. NJ. Bloss & Bro. have moved
their stock of goods from this place
to their store at Dickson, and have
rented their store property to G.. X
Adkins.
Dick Smith visited CUR town to-
Gay with pleasant smiles all over his
face. Dick is a hustler.
VIM Alley was exchanging some
Jokes with our people to-day.
Our Mayor, NJ. &. Newman,
called the boys to order the other
day. The "fractron' was the wills
tie at the mill was blown too loud,
long aud often. The matter ex-
planned was the first whistle was
Tor Lavalettc, the second, long and
shorts, were for Shoals. No one
fined.
FRIGHTENED HARE.
Feb. II, 1902.
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Guaranteed Curc.

We authorize our advertised drug
gist Jo sell DR.. Kings New Discovery
tor Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
upon this condition. II you are an CT
ed with Cough. Cold or any Lung,
Throat or Chest trouble, and viii U.S.
this remedy rs directed. giving ia ihlr
trial. and experieucs no benefit, you
NAV return the bottle and have your
money refunded; we could not makethis
offer aid we not know that Or, Kings
New Discovery could he relied on. IL
never dis appoints. Trial bottles free
at Boss Drug store. Large size 1oc.
and Fl 90.
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POSED that their intentions were to
escort the young ladies home, but
unfortunately at the critical mo-
ment their courage failed. and like
the man who stood on the bank
and watched the steamer pass by,
they found the boat had lett them.
rMrs. Elizabeth Gibson and daugh-
ter were the guests of ]. NJ. Fuller,
Thursday.
Willard Johnson, clerk at J. NJ.
ruller's, had no trouble getting his
hair cut, while others made failure.
Abisha and Trenton Thar D
came home from their work nj
Dunlow this afternoon.
BRUsHY.
Feb. ~, rSos.
["Brushy" will hereafter please
give his true name with each com.
munication.--Ep.
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secondhand Furniture, etc.

VIM. M. McCallcn has purchas-
ed his late partners interest in the
stock of secondhand furniture, etc. /,
at Huntington, and will continue
business at the old stand on 9th
street. His stock Of furniture
which has been thoroughly repair
ed and made as nevis very large
and his prices are exceedingly low.
Pictures framed on short notice.
Wayne county people visiting
Huntington are invited to give Mr..
McCallen call.
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Happy Holsters.

VIM. Tlmmons, Postmast' y Of Idas
vile. Ind. writes: Electric u tiers
has done more Tor me than ~ Otlie-
medicines combined. Tor tuat bad feel
ing arising from III, ncy and Liver
trouble" john Leslie Tanner ana
siOc kman, OF the same p'ac. says.
ssFind Electric Bitters TO le tie best
Kidney and Liver medicine, made me
feel ike "A new man" J. w. Gardner,
hardware merchant, same town, say =:
Electric Bittefs IL Just tie thing Tor a
man Who Is all run down and don't care
whether he lives or dies; he found
new strength, good appetite and ieit
inst ike be- had neW lea8e on Ire.
only 5Oc. bottle, ut Boss Drug store.
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An inside guard has been put on
the bridge, consisting Of n piece of
southern pine about six by eight
inches, on both sides of each rail.
1t is intended as an additional
pre- caution against accident. 1t
extends the whole length of the
bridge and viaduct. II serves 10
illustrate the thoroughness with
which the n. IL w. railroad do their
work.
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A fatal difficulty took place last
Saturday evening VIII ich resulted
IN tho death of one of the com
batants and the severe heating and
bruising of the other. The diff
Guilty occurred at Cove Gap be-
tween Buck Enochs and Martin
Dalton. Dalton appears to have
been beating Enochs when tho
latter got out the ever-ready rovol-
yer and fired, the ball taking effect
causing Dalton's death. The par
ticulars have not yet reached us
and we give out only what we have
heard. Another case of carrying
deadly weapons. Is Wayne county
a walking arsenal?-[Twelve- Pole
Monitor. n
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MACIITNE NEEDLES.

A supply Of New Home, Singer.
White, Domestic, w. and Wilson
and American sewing machine nee
dies for sale an the ADvANcE office,
Ceredo, w. Va. & cents each, or
4 for 10 cents. Machines sold at
about one half the prices agents ask.
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Catlettsburg,
- 49,
CONSUMPTION Cured.

An old physician, retired from prncilcc.
having had placed in his hands by an East
vegetable remedy for tho speedy and per
mnnent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis
Catarrh, Asthma and all throat ana Lung
Affections, also "a positive and radical cnro
for Nervous Debility and AL Nervous Com
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers In thousands OF cases, has
felt " hts duty to make 10 known To his suf-
ferlng fellows. Actuated by this motive and
n desire 10 relieve human suffering, viii
send free of charge, to NIL who desire n, THIS
recipe in German, French or English, with
full directions for preparing and using.
Sent by mail 10y addressing with stamp
naming this paper. w. A. Noyks, 40 Tow
err Hook. Rocheaier. N. v.
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Cough Following the Grip.

Many persons, who have recov.
ereI from Ia grippe are now troubled
with persistent cough. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy will prompt
" loosen this cough and relieve
the lungs. eGecting permanent
cure in a very short time. IS and
90 cent bottles for sale by w. NJ
Boss, Ccredo, w. Va.
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Mrs. Wlnsi0w' r. tyothiug Syrup has teen need
foF over ifty years ~ millions ~ mother
FOR fIeir cHlldfou willie treihiug. with rfF-
feet success. 80 sDOthes o. = chll0 tfDfinus tho
gums, aiiaya aii pain, curt Wind rflic. Huu
a. the best remedy for Diaul.tsi it viii re-
iicvc the poor little sunore Immediately.
Sold by druggists 100 every pai ~ the world
Twenty cents u bottle. iiH sure nun tst
flr Mra Wiuaiuw4 Soothing syrup" aud
take bOothcr Kind.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-02-17

Don't waste time, money, and
health trying every new medicine
you may see advertised in the pa
pers. If the cause of your trouble
is in the blood, liver, stomach, or
kidneys, take Ayers Sarsaparilla
at once, and be sure of a cure.
Take no other.
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Lon. Carter, brakeman on
the Shuttle train, will be united
in wedlock's holy bonds to Miss
May Hopkins, of Boone county,
the oath inst. The bride is a sis
ter of DR.. G. L. Hopkins Of this
place. The DIR. will attend the
wedding.
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TO BEJoINED.

John G.. Lambert and Miss Mol
lie Ferguson will be united in mar
riage this "Wednesday evening,
at the home of the brides parents
at Ferguson p. o., this county.
Several relatives of the bride from
this place will attend.