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FINALE. ,,hra.,,,nn.

- recent visitor TO Samoa tells of n
famous village beauty in that remote
region wl,oae leaGdross is thus de-
scribcd: "Rouad her forehead was n
band OF small pieces of nautilus
Y shell Above lowered n mass of hui
nrian hair that had been bleached for
ioonths IN q marsh, with scraps of
Z looking Glass arranged in front. the
whole sur:ncuntod With trail of red
hrnininy birds feathers"
DIR. DIrmmond. in his book of AZ.
r1can travel, makes mention of the
chief.air's daughter, whose hair.
heavily creased with gruundnut oil
was made mp into small sized balls.
hsc black currants, and then divided
in.o patteIns-diamonds, circles and
pn -erEes. Cvs.gncd with the skill of
n landscape gardener. Both these
'nyrangenents" would in the Owes of
Scent street artists and connois.
4. IN DO probably regarded as savage
nstrosities, but IL is TO bc.doubtel
whether they are not utterly sur.
passed by the goldnuch and canary
nrranGement, hy l,ingfsher's wing
rrownefwith red shivering glass and
sham jewels, both in tawdry inso-
tence and depravity of taste. What
Is called "barbarous" if found among
savascs may, after all. be The very
nc'ght OF fashion in Mayfair, though
the cheap hnery of tho Samoan or
African bello - marked neither by
cruelty to tho victim nor by gain 20
tho arSst-EdirNurgh Review.
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Guitars,
HanjOs,
AccOPdeOnS.
AAarps, etc.,
~ n Lou Feurc,

1T n Loi0 Figure,
SIC propose 10 give any
one BARGAINS who will
buy az us. These instru-
meut- are just from the
ee.l-hnoun manufacturing
.ou-eol John ,. Stratton
s. soa- % Sew York. and
are the best
Helayc also an elegant
Shot Cum anda Ballard Rifle
.H sale cheap.
@llatthe ADvANch-ofice
~ the gocds
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-01-17

How big are "a young bsbv's
eyesT We have heard il stated that
n young bGly's eye is as big asa
grown persons eye; that the eve
'docs not grow as the body crows.
that 1t - the same size when tho
ba5y IL born as il is after the baby
has grown up 10 be a man or a won.
-; that 1t - born fun size-is thcn
big as 40 over gets 20 be. This
teTnent has been submitted to a
pber of experts on babies wiz
rally agree that "a young babv's
grows as the body grows
not IN the same ratio. But
lel
critics are sometimes in er.
epert witnesses frequently
''sslsle themselves up in all kinds OF
contradictory statements of facts
expert physicians do not reach the
same conclusions from identically
fthe same basis Of reasoning. exoer+
cotton buyers oftentimes buv when
tie sluinps IN the market prove
that they should have sold. II NAV
be that the baby experts whom we
have questioned upon the subject a
baby eyes have spoken without due
consideration. We should Like r.
have the puzzle settled. Do babies
eyes grow1 How big Is "a youna
baby 8 eyef'-Good Housekeeping.
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Saw Mills for Sale.

One IS horse power McNamar portable
mill, good boiler wagon, one top saw rig. ono
inch saw, ono As inch saw, one top saw
edger and cutoff saws, about ~ II. shafting
With pullays. i'm excellent order; everyt Bing
mplete for a frsl-class mill. wilt cut Is Ia
Is thousand H.. per day. Good reason for
selling. Here's bargain. Price, $1,000, in
payments To suit purchaser. This mill six
teen months ago cost $3.50.
One Is horse power Grif1th & Wedge port.
able vertical mill. one edser. two log trucks
and governor, one HaucR inspiTatur, one
boiler wagon, one 60 ircu saw one IS inch
saw, two 45 inch saws one top saw, cant
books, QUO tool chest, with tools, one fiuF
aNpander, with about 5000 feet of saving vel
contracted Tor, for which The owner viii pay
S. cents per hunIlred feet. Price, $500; S6Ot
ash, balance In and II months.
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CcredO Property.

TWO loNI for -ale, situated on corner
w ~ OF e and idgo streets, Ccredo,
w. Va, on which Is n house containing four
rooms. Possession given Immediately. The
property rents 'Or SO COZ month. In a mon In
this property may be worth twicC he amount
now asked forIt. Now ~ the til Q to invest.
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For SALB.--The handsome property be-
longing to W. a. DOane, consisting OF two
lots on which is one OF the best two.story
dwellings In town; good well OF water, young
fruit trees and all the necessary out build
inRR FOR n comfortable home The location
Is one OF the most desirable In Ceredo. Terms
reasonable. Call on or address L. T. McDou-
gal, Ccredo, w. Va.
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FARM FOR SAI.E.-A farm of92 acres, stu
ate Ia miles south of Ceredo. on which In n
dwelling. This farm is splendidly located
and Guild make some one nice no n O.
Price, $3.50; oue-third cash, balance I'm l and
years. with interest and approved security.
For further Information apply To II. y,
McDcugal, Ceredo, w, Va.
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FARM FOR SALE.-I have farm for sale
consisting OF "a acres situated on the OHIO
river ia Kentucky about three miles below
Russell, 70 acres o. which IL first-ciass sarden-
ing lnnd. II has on IL a frame house with
large rooms, besides n Kitchen; a good we'll
ana cisterD; also good cellar and necessary
oEt-butldings. Fruit OF all kinds In raised.
Prlce s2lO0. Call or or address, I. T. MO
DOugal, Ceredo, w. VR,
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For SAIE.-Ona lot 25xloO, on which Is a
two-s story frame dwelling, situate on East 1st
street, Ceredo, w. Va. The property rents for
600 per month, and is splendidly located.
I. T. McDougal Ceredo, w. Va.
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FOR SALE.

a two-story house containing rooms in
Gerndo, " Va, property occupied by DR.. W
r. Sturgill. Terms easy.
Cali on or address j. +. RATCJIFF, Louisa
KY, or 7. I. MCDoUGAt., Coredo, W. Va.
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a BARGAIN.

MILL FOR SALE "A stationary ssw and
power boiler. Mill is situated at LavGIstts
Wayne County w. VA. Price $1,000, cash
Mill cost $500 Address, T. I. AcDougal.
Ceredo, VIVA.
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GOOD ADVICE.

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In every way possible. After the home
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AseaH Estate Department.

We have concluded aeal
all
the
will
Address. an THE ADVAKCE Ceredo w
Read the blowing
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Gov Sal
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ir

For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN S3iirirtJ4
Ceredo.
Eighteen acres OF land; three good Rariena
ana plenty OF young fruit trees. Oue-storv
dwelling, Will Sevcn rooms. Also we'll
barn and all necessary out buildings-all in
good repair situate In sight of the town af
Ceredo, W. Va. Terms, $500; one half cash.
balance In payments of and " mouths
10 address L. L. McDougaI, Ceredo, w. Va.
OF acres ofland lying on MIller's Fork. ssx
III miles cast OF Wayne g. H., w. Va for
sale, or exchange for real estate In Ceredo,.
Forty-tve acres are cleared and under fence
mouse and stable, fruit trees, etc. The land
contains iron orc and coal and is cheaD mt
the price asked. Title clear. Price, 81 600 n
portion of which must be cash; balance on
Tune with security and legal interest.
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FARM ON WHITES CREEK
FOR SALE

have for sale a farm OF two hundred
acres, on which * good frame dwelling
containing six rooms. A bout 100 acres -
ms land IL cleared and under fence. ThtrH
Is q good well near the house; also Il. good
orchard, grapes, etc. The land LAYS we'll and
has an abundance of winter This farm is
sitntuei only four miles from the mouth of
Nnlle,s creek, this county, and about five
per acre, one-third cash, balance -
and three years, with security
interest. Gail on orwr!te Il. r. McfWcy
Ceredo, ". Va.
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NOTICE!

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supplies for their Office OF customers sbould
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~, lndianapolts, Publishers OF RoUcu
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Yours truly,
y If. MARTIN,
The RoUGH NorEs Co
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a strnIhtrlnt

The young man Was making him.
A%elf es disagTeeable as "a man could
who didn't know any better. and sho
was hoping the hOuso would fan ON
him or something.
Some women. he fnid in the
course OF lis remarks. "are pleased
by a brainloss youth with a hand
some face
Yes, che replied YEARLY, Out
I'm sure that doesn't apply Ina your
case"
II hope not, he said c0nceitedlv
'Oh, no she murmur8d FOR you
iSfvent a handsome face. Detroit
zee Press.
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A IA PM ourniles from Ceredo on
"a II ~ HI vi the roCd icsuing to Wayne
Z. H., where Johu Drown lives, containing
l6J acres. - acres Of which are under Gu tiva-
land, three good lasting wells. good garden
good orchard. stables. out-houses, Hnd plenty
Of clear stock water from springs. Price, Sl3.
per acre.
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ran FERN openR Sept ~, 1899.
ihi"t Term opens Dec 4 1871
spring Term opens aiurcL S. 1894
Free Tuition to State Students.
DEPARTMENTS:
NORMAL.
ACADEMIC AM CLASSICAL.
MUSIC.
BUSINESS.
SPECIAL FEATuREs

There 10 no school I'm this section Of the
state onerlng equal advantages at such n
For catalogue or further Information, nd
THos. T. HoDGES,
Huntington, W, Va
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MACHINE NEEDLES.

a supply Of New Home, Singer,
White, Domestic, w. and Wilson
and American sewing machine nee
dies for ale al the ADVANCE office,
Cered ,, W. Va. 5 cents Zach, or
3 for o cents. Machines Soil at
about orIe half the prices agents ask
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-01-17

y simple mechanical contrivance
- being adopted by English builders,
Dy which window sashes may be
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-05-11

land you needn't think that an ac-
tress' life is spent upon bed of roses.
l love the stage dearly, and am very
far from wishing to find fault, but in
deed the life is more trying than peO-
pie suppose.
"You see we go through lifeawith a
rush. | have no time for anything
Singing every night and rehearsing
every day, with whatever time there
may be left over spent in railroad cars
that is my yearly routine. OF
course the result of this sort of thing
is severe strain upon the nervous
system. The effort to identify ones
self with the character upon the stage
is very trying.
81 have frequently found myself
after particularly successful engage
ment, SO nervous that eating and
sleeping seemed Injuries with which
l had parted company forever, and l
wondered if fame or fortune achieved
at such price were not too dearly
purchased after all. Last summer l
was particularly run down. The least
thing affrighted me, and I shrank
from study with loathing.
81 was then in Washington, and the
wife of U. S. senator recommended
to me cure which she said had en-
abled her husband to bear up during
the strain of the fierce debates in con-
gress while the force bill was pending
l took it at her solicitation, and was
rejoiced to find an almost Immediate
improvement. My spirit picked up
and at the end of two weeks the same
old eXuberant health with which ma
ture blessed me had returned.
81 ate and slept as had not done
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-05-11

since | was child, and | have never
known since then an hours inconYen-
fence from nervous proStratiOn.
"The medicine to which l owe SO
much is Paines celery compound, ana
| have recommended it to all my stage
acquaintance who have overtaXed
their brains by too close attention to
study, and all have experienced the
same happy results as myself"
Paine's celery compound has made
thousands of people well. 1t has saw
ed thousands of women from nervous
prOStratiOn: 1t has made the weak
strong. 1t has cured where every
thing else has failed. Innumerable
testimonials as to it's wonderful value
as spring medicine have been volun-
tarily sent to Burlington, VT, where
it is prepared.
Paine's celery compound is the most
remarkable remedy for the blood and
nerves of the 10Th century. 1t has
been recognized and is today employed
by the foremost physicians for curing
kidney and liver troubles and all dis
eases due to nervous disorder, faulty
nutrition and impoverished blood,
producing results that seem little
short of miraculous.
Paine's celery compound in the
spring builds up the system, purifes
the blood, regulates the nerves. The
weak and WORKOUT soon find theil
frames invigorated, their spirits rails
ed, and their strength renewed.
1t makes people well!
AS spring medicine it is as super
ior to all the ordinary remedies as
strength is better than weakness.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-05-11

There was never remedy so highly
recommended as Paines celery COM
pound.
There was never remedy in such
universal demand.
Because
1t makes people well!
Every one among the thousands who
have seen petite Della Fox recognizes
in her one of the established favor
ties on the comic opera stage of Amer
lea.
She is one of the best singers now
on the boards. She has a sense of
pathos as well as keen appreciation
of humOr, and as for deft and nimble
dancing there is no star who can excel
her.
Pert, clipper, vivacious, the very
soul of motion, yet with every nerve
and muscle under perfect control.
Best of all, she is unique.
Everything that she does has the
Della Fox ''tang."
The life story of this celebrated ar
fist and coming star is full of interest.
1t shows, too, how much common sense
and pure grit can accomplish when
combined with real ability
She has worked her way up in her
profession step by step with indomit-
able determination and perseverance
that nothing could discourage. With
Conried, with Hopper, and other man
ayers she has won SO many successes
in so many cities that no artistic in
comic opera is better known through
out the country.
''But 1 have had to work for it, !" she
said to reporter in New York the
other day.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-05-11

"Castoria isso well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me- H. A. ARCHER NJ. D.,
III So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, n. Y.
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CAREY-LOMBARD
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....Dealers in. -.
l. U WI ES II e,
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and other Building Material
We are now located on the
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The use of 'Castoria' is so universal and
its merits SO well known that it seems a work
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTIN, D. D.,
New York City.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-22
WHERE Is BOWMAN?
An Itinerant Music Man Collects
$3.50 On Il Piano and
Disappears.

Mr.. A. D. Nhitson, of the Clark-Leitch
Whitson Music company, of Albuquerque
and Ell Paso, was in the city yesterday
camping on the trail of one Chas. Bow
man. who was here some weeks ago
and turned remunerative trick.
1t seems that Bowman came here and
represented himself as agent for the
Knight-C Music company, OF Den
YER. Among those he called upon we're
Col. Thos. M. Jones, of the U. S. Indian
school, and he offered certain make of
fine pianos for $3.50, about two-thirds
their actual cost. Col. Jones agreed to
take piano. Then Bowman went to Al
buquerque and calling upon the Clark
Leitch-Whitson Music company he rep
resented that he was connected with the
purchasing department of the U. s. Indian
school and desired to select piano. He
picked out an instrument costing $35Oand
had it sent by freight to Santa Fe, the
company paying $25 freight in advance
thereon. Bowman came here and received
the piano and turned it over to Col. Jones
for $3.50, for which amount the latter
holds his receipt. After securing the
money Bowman fled. Mr.. Whltson claims
that the railroad company is in measure
responsible for his loss, in that it failed
to demand the bill of lading which Bow
man had ordered sent to the bank here
along with the draft for $3.50, the price
of the piano.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-22

The Santa Fe Board of Trade now has
sixty members.
The sound of the saw and the hammer
are heard about the Santa Fe plaza these
days.
City Attorney A. b. Renehan has located
his desk with Solicitor General Bartlett in
the Catron block.
Centennial Encampment No. 3 meets
this evening at 1880 in Paradise hall.
Work in all the degrees.
Herow's teams left for Allerton and
Eagle this morning hauling 5000 pounds
of freight consigned to various merchants.
Nasaro Rivera, respected resident of
the ID ward, died on Sunday afternoon
and was buried in Rosario cemetery this
morning. He was about so years old.
The members of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union are expected to meet
at the Presbyterian manse on Friday
afternoon of this week from to o'clock.
A car load of beer bottles, gathered in
Albuquerque by Frank& Co., came to hand
for the Santa Fe brewery this morning
In all, 1000 dozen bottles are to come
from this source. A scarcity OF bottles
has lately kept the Santa Fe brewery from
supplying the Cochiti beer trade, but
that will now be soon remedied.
DR.. Andrews returned from Albuquer-
que last evening, bringing, his horses,
Johnny Wilkes and Patsy. Trainer Kerr
also got home with Sheriff Cunningham's
Joe Bale and Chanate. Frank Jones
Nimble Jim will remain at the Albuquer.
que race track for the present for sys.
tematic training. 49,
| The members of the German Lutheran
congregation are planning to give a
soiree musicale at Adams hall on the goth
inst. A number of ladies and gentlemen
have kindly consented to render valuable
assistance in carrying out the program
which will be of a superior order; it will
consist of Rotations in German and
English, orchestral music, vocal and in
strumental solos and singing by the Ger
man choir, which has gained quite a repu-
tation under the efficient leadership of
Mr.. De Leiden. The price of admission
will be low one, including refreshments.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-22
JUMPING TROUT.
Schools Of Speckled Ones Trying to
Get Over the Dam-The Fish
way Completed.

A fsh-way has been cut out OF the solid
rock around the old dam in the rear o.
the new water works reservoir, and you
can see the speckled beauties laugh as they
shin up from the reservoir to the pools in
the main stream. The trout have been
budding about the dam in great schools
for several weeks past striving hard to
get out of the reservoir. Col. Brady says
he has seen ten-inch trout make wonderful
Jumps in their endeavor to get over the
dam. Frequently big fellow would
spring ten feet out of the water and
reach nearly to the top Of the dam when
the water would strike him broad side
and send him flying back into the reser-
voir.
The opening of the fish-way will now
permit them to strike away up to the
head waters, to their spawning pools.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-22
DROWNED IN CESS-POOL.
Sad Occurrence on the Federal Build
ing Grounds-Pill Up Un-
~. used Wells.

Manuel Rodrigues, the year old son OF
Jose Rodrigues, fell into the cess-pool on
the federal grounds about S O'clock yes
terday afternoon and was drowned before
he could be rescued. City Physician
Crosson was called and worked
earnestly to restore the little fellow,
but it was too late. 1t appears that the
unfortunate lad and two other boys who
were playing about the grounds we're
ordered away by the janitor about fifteen
minutes before the accident occurred.
But they returned with the fatal result
recorded. Whether the cover of the cess
pool WAS removed by the boys or.whether
it gave way under the feet of the poor
little Rodrigues boy it is impossible TO
say. Clearly the mishap should not have
been possible. Let the sad warning be
promptly needed. There are number
of unused wells about town that should be
filled without delay.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-22
PERSONAL.

Hon. NJ. S. Otero came up from Albu-
querque this morning.
Col. Max. Frost returned last night
from trip to Denver.
Judge A. B. Fall returned to his home
at Las Cruces last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Coe, of Denver, are
pleasant guests at the Palace.
Capt. and Mrs. John T. Forsha, of the
Exchange, left for Cerrillos this morning
Mr.. Horace R. Thomas has returned
from Kansas City and may relocate here.
Supt. G. H. Young, of Wells, Fargo l.
Co., came up from Albuquerque this
morning.
Messrs. W. A. Root, of Denver, and
Clarence Jones, of Cripple Creek, left to-
day for Cochti.
s. W. Calvin, of Memphis, Tenn, leaves
for the Cochiti mining district by way of
Wallace this evening.
Mrs. j. H. Sloan was taken i'll to-day
and was quite sick for time, but is some
what better this afternoon.
Hon. G. NJ. Shannon, United States COL
lector, departed for Clifton, A. r., last
evening. He will be absent about ten
days.
Mr.. Frank W. Brown, of Ell Paso, Texas,
representing the firm of John Finnegan
& Co., Houston and New York, the largest
hide dealers in the United States, is here
visiting E. ]. Mclean.
Hon. NJ. A. Otero, the cleverest Repub-
lican in San Miguel county and possible
nominee for the delegateship, is in the
capital to-day. He is accompanied by a
congenia. spirit in the person of Mr.. D.
s. Winters.
At the Claire: s. Schlesinger, Denver;
s. W. Collins, Memphis, Tenn; d. s. Win
ters, M. A. Otero, Las Vegas; Frank W.
Brown, Ell Paso; John O'Conner, Pres
colt; w. Conner, Mrs. A. E. Turner, Co.
chiti NJ. Harold, Golden.
At the Palace: ]. B. Baity, Chicago;
A. 7. Stager, st. Louis; L. H, Coffin,
Providence; H. r. Thomas Santa Fe; w
q. Michael, Denver; L. w. Willis, st. joe;
g. W. Brown, J. 7. Coe and wife, Fred
Ruble, Denver; L. 7. Moore and wife, A.
NJ. Todd, Denver.
Hon. J. Z. Saint, of Albuquerque, 10 in
the city on private business. Mr.. Saint
thinks the He'll canon placers are gong
to become famous. He has seen nugget
worth $46 from that point and recently
saw five nuggets the smallest of which
was valued at $40.