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approved and the lodge started In ,ne pe at
VS. Mcmillan Of Charter Oak. and Char,es a y;
White OF Maimonides. were among ne many
Mnn Lodge conferred The first degree at its Iass
stated communca tion Thyrsday r 9vfqs,s r W
Ko1ert i. smith i ,. Of TIE Fifth; presehtedd ,i's
apron ana Past Maser John C. Hgii e5palinss1 o la
and ealon dyer Greenwich also 2ssisLed ,o W.
fohn Mcguire chairman Of the sr,c attained
Not only the festival socla suSCTn 90 eli OK
yy .g, The WorShiofui Brother held out me
promise that as all the tickets are ths
cd for. and 'h the BOYS are ,e"' ~, IT. no
near future At a banquet 10 be furnished by s"''
committee or It's chairman ,
dav @yenins' SEPTEMBER = ami conferred the tnipa
degree on Two candidates The attendance R W%
s;one " Bros COMBS Gsyy oS Sqd h re@ree and
T5Ilnaon' Of i'nitcd states all OF whom assisted
ably in exempfyns the work WhlcH pr0 rnn mes
emf Who showed their appreciation by heir "a IN,
,. ted attention ana complimentary reinsl NO .ane
working tools were eNgmpi.1eI. ~ safes Lodge
Tho next communication OF lnI"" '....,iar d
w f5@ first degree viii be conferred upon Sev,
sraI c1nddates Visiting brethren VIII hnn an
agreeable and hospitable welcome awaiting ~,
The new Masonic Hall in PottersVi ner wan o.,
,t,r.stat last The lodgeroom was iilled dur,nt i
the exercises by members 3d ne ras constituted az
f''m N ~ William A. Sutherland Grand Mas
" II Por King s d. PgG r JTsn' widen .n "
clarence II WIlmarth. Junior Grand WaILuen, A.
W Henry Giifing Grand rrcasrigr; W., ~ shutt
C;rar6 ThanIain: r. VI Frank A HoGhklHs. Gr ana
Marshal +. J Dunn Grand Standard bet ~ , "i
i'HnrleS il wilson Grand Sword Bearer. Inc pr
prafnm, wae an elaborate one, and consiste@ o,
music singing brief historical review 90 c rnd
Master IN tho evening largely attended social ad
hoo was given under tho auspices OF 6le i u ION
Todpe The committees in charge were DealVa' ~
and In,itations~Isaac Pcyser Ernest Wood +, Is IS,
Potter r. J.. smith. tr A. r ker9gg: NI nr -
RULER James Hickey DT, Phil,n Smo@f' Wash h.
burn and James r Nelso. Reception, George ecu
p j. Bump I! $ Downs G rrpprr i.1isnn
skjN A. G bump F 4 Griswod. +. A. Jones =
H. Russcli and " J. Hall ProgrammeUIDr,o To- IA n
Dunn and T. \. Griswod. Music. t. ho"e! anu
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SIR KNIGHTS At FAR ROCKAWAY.

The annual outing OF Damascus Command.ry
No IS. Knights Tcmplar was held NJ the beach at
Far Rockaway Monday. september Labor
Day The Sir knights and their guests enjoyed
real Rhode Island clambake and there
plenty Of CLAIMS. fish, etc. In fact, everything that
goes to make ilrst-class bake. Among the large
gathering were Elm. sir William j. Mcdonald and
WIFI YORK COmmandery En-. Sir J. Frank Valen-
tine and wife. OF 81 Elmo; En-. Sir +. Raymond
nd VILE, En-. Sir 5. q Coldit En-. Sir Fred ID
o. ~ and wife. Nu. SIR wa lam J. Maxwell. OF
Damascus CommaId.ry and Slrs Andrew T. Mar
tin md {. +. Wirkemeier, OF De witt Clinton, Sir
'h1r!of r La.ny and vile. o. Clinton. sir T.
stevens. OF Paestine; SIR james Mcneil. OF Calf
forna Sir Joan Mcneil and family; Sir Charles r
Brown and wife, Sir Thomas *. Collins and wife
Guy Jr., and wife; Cir David Motzgcr and wife
Sr Frank ZappIla and wife Sirs II. n. Tied and
n. A Clarke, Sir John a. Kennedy. wife and
family; En-. Sir Fred Edmsler, Sir II. NJ. OLIVIER
sir William " Head an I family, SIR A " John
SON Sir Samuel Is. Hornudge Sir T. d. Packard
and wife, Sir T. ID. Packard, r.. and wife, Of
Temple Commandery. Albany. and many others too
numerous mention
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A HARD WORKER HONORED.

Right Worshpful Herbert y. Dcdrck Grand
Steward honored by his lodge, Sycamore. No
81. last Wednesday night. II ". William VI
Andrews on behalf OF the members. presented To
the new Grand Lodge officer a spicnd.d Grand
Lodge apron OF regulation style The eloquent
speaker said. among other good thlngs There are
two special occasions when every member should
attend his lodge. after election. support the
officers. and the othe: after vacation grasp
anothers HANDS and the pledge Of Ma sonic
friendship. We have gathered r. tonight for the
latter purpose. Year after year thus gather
some one is missed. and we should therefore draw
closer TO each other. Pass Masters
20 the lodge under their own admnistra ton. and
am proud tonight TO see you honored FOR II Is
many years since had the pleasure 20 b1ns you
to true Masonic hight . You have steadily
risen n Sycamore Lodge until you reached The
East and In 1893 the Grand Master Of California
s~le:te1 s3I 49, his representa:.,, near or own
d:ai.a L"ase, ani nov our Grand dsster mas
Sycamore take pleasure In presenting you this
apron with oest wishes fer your future sue
r. ". Brother Dedrck replied IN part;
w. cir TO gay the s.ad ,haT. }oH ana through
beautiful token OF their esteem but feeby expresses
Career for the bene Of a soas has
tcen truly labor of love. since was made
say that was raised to the sublime degree by
yourself Master IN 1885. have always studied TO
Mason. devoting my time far as lay in my
power, to the advancement of the order. I sppre-
the brethren OF our lodge for all the honors have
received, for had they not seen 1T 70 elect me Wor
sh!pful Master should not have been elig bic 10
M any ofnce In the Grand Lodge. and to know
that my preferment pleases the brethren is a source
OF pleasure and gratncat!On myself.
~ little thought when you presented me with tho
lambskn and Informed me that posi- ply Al some
time the pLrpe Of the Fraternity might rest upon
my honored shoulders that | should ever reach 10
high position on the ladder OF fame as l have
attained. and trust no act Of mine will ever
cause my friends and brethren to regret that I
elected Worshipful Master.
Il thank one and all FOR this elegant present, and
promise that II shall be my elm to keep II un-
furnished while hold the position which II sym
bolizes"
The second degree was conferred by the Master
W. Charles H. Enste. assisted b. the ofacsrA
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IN THE SIXTH DISTRICT.

Mosaic Lodge No. AIS opened for the season on
Wednesday evening W. VI. William j. Mccain
called the attention OF the brethren TO the fact that
OF the members OF Mosaic has been honored
10y the Grand Master. and that w. Nathan g.
Wood. Past Master OF No. AS has the prefix
Right WorSnlpiul and Is the present District
Deputy Grand Master OF the Sixth Masonic Dis
trct. All the brethren gathered around the new
District Deputy and offered their sincere congratu-
lations The Senior Warden. Bro. s A. Hardy on
behalf or the brethren. presented TO the Right Wor
shipful handsome Grand Lodge apron. In an
eloquent address the brother said that all the
brethren OF Mosaic Lodge felt PROUD of the honor
conferred upon their Past Master, honor which
reflected its go.y upon the lodge. and they were
grateful to the Grand Master for coming 70 No
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TUr y n or THE FORIfETH DiSIRlcT.

r. ". Clarence \. Stone Is manager OF the West-
.rr I Mon T"eeraph office at jamestown ne %
one OF ,hos. fortunate individuals wh" poSS''A -
ma 2i. c personality that popularizes mem WV" al
pcop!c with whom they G. ne In contact J. Il 10
y,,,.ration To say hat there is no man IN James
town VINO has q iarSer circle q friends ana al
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iiye in the SIKH The new Right Worshipful ac-
the beautiful token in modest r Worker IN
ths quar-, of the craft but as the crane ii
had appoi ite him to tn: high ana an arSous duo
ties and thanked the brethren OF Mosaic TOT mus
remembering him 50 kindly Tree 30
and general rejoicing The new Distrlct, DSPp he
starts on bio road with he run suppo.ft ,nds ms
brethren ana the lest wishes OF hI5 many '''7"~S
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WIN Masters md Secretaries hindlH INFORM
,ui. DEPARTMENT Of The HribUue when fhrir
-c.,cctlxc Io:rc. viii resume tabor. whnt
work ~ contemplated. md such othrr ''e"'
n. may he of int-rcpt to themselves or the
Fraternity ut large
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IN THE SINTH ARCH

Adelphic Council No. opened wide it's doors on
Saturday evening. and well /, might, for the Grand
Council had met and had conferred great honors
upon No. :. First Of ALL the Grand Master OF tho
council NJ. l. Frederick Kan;er IL d member OF
Adelphic, are also the Grand Marshal, r. l.
John X. Gardner; the Grand Lecturer NJ. p John
". Coburn and last. but not least. the only emeri-
tus Past Gra.d Master in tho State. r. L. George
Fan vliet. has ALSO his cryptic home In this pepu
sion received each OF these distinguished members
IN cordial manner. and welcomed them 70 their
council home The Grard Master duly re-
oeived. and grand honors were accorded. In reply
he made address 10 the assembled companions
r. J. John n. Gardner also spoke at some length
:, was very enjoyable affair ali through.
The hearts Of those much devoted to the Cryp-
lie Kite were gladdoIel by the report read by VI. p
Go. &c Vi Osgoodby that the Grand Chapter of Iowa
A.s div orced the council and that Grand Council
81 10! al and Select Masters has been organized
~ that Stale The same spirit Is manifested in the
few remaining States which still outside Of the
pale Of the General Grand Chapter Of the United
States. and IT is confidently expected that before
the beginning OF the next century every State will
have Its own Grand Council
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urxrv " f,pfsr,or. NJ WI ] fI'TCWEON. c. W.
Il l. MaYNAhp = ~ G. A. BENEDICT. Treas
- Il ZERBE S~cre;ar,. 23G Spring st.
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Apf.r.pIr % nr.t and third Tues-iays . . 49,
Rr-NTAMrS RAPHAEL Il. SAN WASSfiZNAE ;. " .
vAETIS H. t0F%. =. -. Jos. Bit NEXT HI lIee'
LOWS 81 ORCHARD Seor~''gy. - Broad -
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LODGES MEETING ~ MASONIC HALL
AD-IP4iic 3is arst and thiri Ta. 81. - -.
VIZ. G. DEjAN -. EENi. ". x - :. "
Igk A. y T. ALLEN + ". T. Gal kRrDiER. Treas
4. y HASsAT.L secretafy.
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TRIM. 24l. fourth NonIay
FRANK t. BROOKS. 4. p >. g. BrrEiI, x.
o. y. DANA. : q. a. HcNEpl~T Treas
:. 2. WHEELER. Secretary. 3f2 We., 3jth-s,
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-. 81 r1XI, ,'fIRf@ rf'T,;ENS. ".
.u,- ~ III y ia. q sA.i-O< irsa-.
&, u WILLIAMSON Se.y I'll Van Buren, st. y ky n
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sylvan iss. second and fourth Mondays. a4-av~
sr' 1910
vM r HAWKS II r. JOSEPH LfNT x.
ALBERT BEHPING. = a. y MCORMACK. Treaa
GEORGE " WALGR0V2 ss.retar. - Eat lioth-st
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zErLAND III frat and third Thursdays
GEO. T M0Nf'GoMrH.Y. $ EnW5Er t. Li.-;61s Treas
ALEX r. lORAETT S-cr,tl-r. .,.en y J.
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Union 10. second and fourth saturdays.
DAVID KAT - - PIrWD SHEPARD g. x
DANA a. PRATT NAi D. NroNALD. Treas
tfAS -. BALDWIN Secretary 800 0-1-aye.
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ANCIENT T14 second and fourth Thursday
oi,i.hN Do y. DANA. NJ. LoHN = Rrs' r. : W
EMit. A. HEYLANp. J. ". y. =. CARR j.. Treas,
sTEPHEE WHEELER Secretary. 3i2 West 35th st
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GARIRALDI 5I2 second and fourth Tuesdays
q. CRlS1Ost W. NJ A. III SERlO. :. ".
81 GTAQvrNro ] w. q MAREs,A Treas
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rAsrERN STAR ?27. frs, and third Wednesdays
CItAS. W. SHAW. NJ. BENZ. RICHARDS. s. W
JOHN H. MEYERHOIZ Secretary 800 East S5th-st.
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EXCEL -SIOR l05. second ard fourth Mondays
WV n. DESHAM. ". H. VI. STEM W.
IL Il. BAILEY. ;. W. +. l.. MERRIFIEID Urea
ROBERT :. MARBLE. Sec'y. +sl Dean-st. Br0okyn
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CoRTNTHIAN $50. second and fourth Thursdays At
"ci,cE :. m
NJ GOOD, H. =. CHAS 2. NORMAN K
y * VINCENT. : T. g. NEWuAIT Tresa
HENRY W. ROE Secretary % East i21,h-st
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EMPIRE 10 res,s the ?sih day Of each month q.
Masonic Hail
WALTER BATS. II. 7. HYMAN FRANKFORT K
-. n. la BARRE : T. bDEWENSTEIN. Trssa
FRFDK +. DAVIS. ,ec'y l21 Var yoofh.s st. Brookyn
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GRAMERCY 53T. second and fourth Mondays
SAMUEL. l.. TICK. ". - +. KOUtrR =.
W G. PALMER j. W. G. = KETTERFR Treas
JAMES Il. GRIrMAN. Secretary. 324 Bleccker-st
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ATLAS 3lG first and third Fridays.
GNt L. BROOKE NJ GEo I HATS. S W
J " S,'ffNANDEf, -. HENRY T. BROWN. Treas
. / BLOCK Sec BoN 3l6, Masonic Han or 81 " 3+tn-st
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GREENWICH 46I. second and fourth Fridays
FREDERICK T. SLACK. NJ. s. T.. BOUCHER s w
EDWIN J. IRWIN ! W. NELTNGI.f.E SUTPYiFS.-
JOSEPH F. MVHlLNG Secretary. AT Yves: Broad wa
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ORIENT IFS. second and Cur'n Trlays az new John
ston Building Fu.' 1-st. ami Flahlsa- aye Brooklyn
JOHN H. pELMHOEST. HI WlHNDN WiiILLDIN. K
". T.. Jtt rtTNS :. g. STEVENSON. Treas
LDNIN SELVATE. Sec'y =. o. B.A ~ brooklyn. y. 7.
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COPEsrONE 0&I. second and fourth Wednesdays
fRE Tti {. Martin J. W MARTiN KALR Treas
HARRY 4 GIBSON. Secretary. 2o3 West 4sth-st.
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CONTINENTAL 2sI FIRST and third Wednesdays
HENRY &. MCL.EAHE. ". FRANK : BAKER. : W
+ g. GALLOWAY. J. " J. y. IGNSMORE. Treas.
PETEK !. BOGERT. Secretary. Box 80. Ma Hall
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Mt. ZION 23I 'ourth Tuesday.
JOHS ,. BALDWIN. II p. Henry a. HICKS. s
WILLIAM II BYRNE. X. GEORGE H. TOOP TresA
FNA:.K y FRANCISlO. secr = r. . Ier,r e,
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Wayne lions.

Mr.. J.. +. Graham, who has been
visiting his relatives at Housewife,
Pa, returned last week
Mrs A. j Kratc. Of Columbus.
Ohio, visited Mrs. G.. G. burgess,
Friday and Saturday.
EN-Congrcssman Capohart was
in town last week.
Wanted. loo tie makers M
Doane, W. Va. The farmers want
farm hands but still they cry hard
times and say that thoy can't got
work.
We had % severe rain and wind
storm Saturday, DONG a great deal
Of damage to The crops.
Clifford Fischbach and zach
Stewart, of Kenova, were visiting
Peter l1schbach sunday.
G. Il. Walker. Sr. who has been
assessing for some timc, returned
home last week
JUvENAL.
June 20. 1893.
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wayne News
Deputy Sheriff S G. Beaire, of
CassyIlle, was hero Tuesday and
dropped ia 90 have the names of
several persons who appear ON tho
delinquent list taken of, ~ they
have paid their taxes since the list
was made up. The last for bis
district bad already been printed
on the outside Of this weeks issue
and the names could not be taken
off The persons who had paid
their taxes are Alex Robinet, John
Ferguson, Jrs G. n. Weliman, Jr..
Benton Booth, Joseph Shannon.
Jr- Netiie Neal, James Workman.
Mike Peters, a N Gumes, g. s.
Pack, Wesley Booth aud Hut
Shannon.
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aoilce Of Teachers Institute.

The Teachcrs Institute for
Wayne county will convene at
Wayne, July 18th. 1905, at 20
o'clock a. M, with Prof. a. J Cor
bly, a. instructor.
All persons dcslring To teach In
Wayne county this year viii please
attend this or some Other Institute
in the State for lull five days as re.
quircd los law. Persons dosring To-
toe released from Institute attend
ance will please furnish the Board
of Examiners with physicians
sworn certificate staung their ina.
bility toattcud theiustiutc Please
remember place and date of lnsu
tutc. Respectfully.
Rurus lEsrrR,
Co supi.
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Dlphtheria,

-Four new eases of diphtheria have
been reported since our last issue. at
the homes of the following citizens:
w. ID. Janney, w. e. Dye, Jas. O.
Marcum and Mrs. Taylor. Altogeth-
er thirteen cases have come to orr
knowledge in the last few days, all
in town. All of the cases are said
to be getting along as well as could
be expected, but death often comes
to the little sufferers who are afilict-
ed with this dread disease, when
least expected.
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KENOVH LO6HLS.
late Items From Our
Slster city.

Reporter
Avery pleasan, day WAS last sun
day.
W w. smith has bad ease Of
The momps.
Dr. Alon1o Garrct, was IN the
city last Thursday
Mrs VIM. Lester has becn very
i'll during the pas, week.
Mr.. G. G. Coo returned Thursday
from twp 20 eastern cities.
Marshal Kelley is busy with a
force of workmen improving our
streets.
Mr. Fred Elswick has returned
from his visit to home folks at
Mcadyille, Pa.
Mr. Wollmau. the mail CARRIER,
has been very IN for somc time. bdt
is improving at present
Mrs. Brady and Mrs schafrcr re-.
turned last Monday morning from a
visit TO friends at Blacxsburg, Va.
Mr.. Ben Bag!u returned last Sat
urday from a visit 60 his sister.
Mrs. Warren Crydcr, at CmlGcotbc.
Ohio.
Mrs. r =. Carnan IS here this
week settling up her AFFAIRS She
viii return To- Baltimore, whore she
VIII make her home.
MIR spindle, civil engineer for
the Land Association, will occupy
the lower part of the office building,
opposite the Glouwood Inn.
Rumor has il that another mar
riagc ceremony Will Ice performed
m this city about the 27th of this
mouth. The contracting parties
are of Kcnova.
II is expected that the O. II. II. Il.
Will move their repair shops from
Central City TO this place, and hold
their trains over here. This Is
favorable move for kenova. rs CON
siderable work is done ON these
trains at Central CITY.
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During the summer of 1891. Mr..
Chas. i. Johnson, a we'll known at
torney of Louisville, KY, had a
very severe attack Of summer
complaint. Quite "A number of
different remedies were tried. but
failed to afford any relief. A
friend who knew what was needed
procured him a bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie. Colera and Di-
aIrhoea Remedy, which quickly
cured him and be thinks saved his
life. He says there has not been
day since that time that he has
not had this remedy in his house.
hold. He speaks of it in the
highest praise and takes much
pleasure In recommending il
whenever an opportunity 10 offer
ed. For sale by w. NJ. Bloss. Ce-
redo, and Williams and Campbell.
Kenova.
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Masonic Officers.

The following named persons
were installed as officers of Crescent
Lodge, 80. 80, A. +. d A. ",
last Friday evening, for Che ensuing
Masonic year: Dr. w + Bruins,
w. NJ; A. G. Brown, S. w; W.
" Marcum, J w Samuel Fergu-
son. Sec'y, William Fortner, Treas
urer; j. y Wagner and IT. vs..
Stewart, Stewards; H. VI Johnson.
Tiler.
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yellow Jaundicc Cured.

Suffering humanity should hc
supplied with every means possible
for It's relief IL is with pleasure
we publish the following "This
is Ia certify that was terrible
sufferer from Yellow Jaundice for
over six months, and was treated by
some of the best physioians in our
city and all 10 no avail DR.. Bell.
our druggist, recommended Flee
trio Bitiers; and after taking two
bottles, was entirely cured. !
now take reat pleasure IN recon-
mending them TO any person suffer.
ing from this terrible malady. ! am
gratefully yours, NJ a. Hogarty
Lexington, XIV Sold hv W NJ
Bloss, Cercdo, OF Williams 81 Camp
bell, kcnova.
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Closing Exercises.

10" closing exercises of the pub
lie schools of the Ceredo In,3e.
pendent District were held NJ
"right's Opera House last FRIDAY
evening, Juhe %, 1895. The at
tendance was not as large as it 9TH
erwise would have been, had diph.
theria not broken out IN our midst
d lew days ago, but uotwithstand-
ing the building was comfortably
full and the exercises, consis,ins
principally of drills, marches and
songs, were much appreciated
lie Roy's Orchestra OF HUNTING.
ton, furnished the music for the
occasion aid 1t was of the first
order.
Following is program of the
exercises as rendered:
Music.
Invocation, Rev. W. s. Nicholson
Song-Columbia, Bv school
our rag, Laura Kendrick.
Music.
n HESITATION Howard Gum.
Duet-Honey You'se NV Lady
Love- Matte Haller.
Willie Halter.
MAJOR General Miles.
Cora Newcomb.
Music.
Recitation, Adab Jo,os
Muster of Maidens, Sixteen Girls
Admiral Dewey. James Rrady
Music.
Commodore Schley, Abba Cough
Our Navy, Clara Doy,.
Rev. l.. p. Shearer, in a splen-
did address, presented diplomas
to the following named pupils Of
the eighth grade, who have com
pieted the course laid out by the
State, after which the benediction
was pronounced 10y the same min
lister.
CLASS OF (is9s) PROMOTION
Our Navy, Clara Davis
gum Irai Dewey, James Brady
Our rag, Laura Kendrick
Rear Admiral Sampson,
?, Sadie Wright.
United States Army,
-, Lizzie Cartmill.
philippine Islands, Harriet Ball
Inc Maine, Nellie Wharton.
Major General Miles,
Cora Newcomb.
What is Bottleship?
Harry Kelley.
Spanish Possessions in America
VIII Halter.
War Situation in Cuban Waters
Claud Hatten.
Commodore Schley, Abba Cough
Decline of Spain as Nation,
-. Adah Jones.
Rise of the United States as n
Natlon, Matte Haller.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-06-29

Chamberlain's Pain Balm has
no equal as "a household liniment.
1t is the best remedy known for
rheumatism, lame back, neuralgia ;
while for sprains, cuts. bruises.
burns, scalds aud sore throat. il is
invaluable Wertz & Pike. mer-
chants, Fernandina, Fla, write.
Everyone who buys a bottle of
Chamhorlain's remedies comes
back and says it is the best medi-
cine he has ever used" 25 and
% cents per bottle atW. NJ. Bloss'
and Williams q Campbell's drug
store.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-06-29
Discovered by a woman.

Another great discovery has been
made. and hat too by lady in
this country. Disease fastened u-
clutches upon her and Tor even
years she withstood It's severes-
tests, bot her vital organs were un-
dermined and death seemed immi
ment. For three months she cought
ed necessarily. and could not sleep
She finally discovered way 10 re-
covery. by purchasing bottle Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. and was 20 much re-.
licved on taking first dose, tbat size
slept ~ night, aud with two bot
tles has been absolutely cured.
Her name is Mrs. Luther Lufz q
Thus write, w. c Hamnick 81
Co, Of Shelby. n G. Trial bottles
free at w NJ BIost Drug Store.
Ceredo, or Williams & Campbcli'-
kenova. Regular size soc and
So 90 Every bottle gua ranteed.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-06-29

The boost SaIve in thc world foi
Cuts Bruises. Sores Ulccts Sml
Rheum Fevg' Sores. Ieurr. Gimp
ped Hands, Chlblains. CONS md
all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, OF no pay required II
guaranteed GO give perfect salts
faction OF money refunded Price
IS cents per box. For sale hy "
VI Bloss.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-06-29

y "lIouse Social will be given
tomorrow THURSDAY evening nc
the residence of DR., J Il Wharton
There will be music, Rotations and
refreshments As the entertain
ment is under the auspicc, of the
ON LADIES Am SOCIETY," they M
sure you the best of everything and
a heartY Welcome.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-06-29

Glen aud Alma Collier left Tues
day for Syracuse, Ohio. % visit
their grandmother. Glen will at.
tend commencement exercises ai
Carlton College while there.