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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-08-24
VIZ n Is roPuLAn.

The Chesapeake Ohio leads ati cofopetg.
tors iu safety and luxury of railway irsVeI.
~ tf9.h D. inid with ~ pound steel fafia
- uridscs are new and built % lroo
~ auDeo is r. model 81 sAiDotb Lgss aHc
lfs entire equipment o. new and modern
lis Block system has been fofnplrf,f
all ite through trains are vosllbutef
Al is through irsins ere heatad win
,A.i its through trains ere lighted win
lts nmiied tfains are the handsome.f
and beet equipped running between ihs Feai
fis FamOns y. r. v fifnlied ynua sol,d n.
tween Cincinnati, WnehioFiDn aud Neo
York with Pullman Nieepufs 20 ant fs0m
Lexington ana Louisville.
is new WeehinKiou aud ~. Louis I1nifoa
runs solid netwesu Cincinnati and Wnahine.
iuu with FnImau Hifnrors ~ and from r'.
diana polls and 90. Louie
Be dluiuH ears fun through hriuean fis.
eiuuati. washington, Baltimore. PhlaarI
phia and New York, an1 The services j. nn-
II hss complete new Pullman veatih.l.e
equipment, uneqnaiied on any llne in
America.
H. is fbo only line between ths Wesf a,a
thf National Capital equipped ~ shove
90 fnuH through fha afandoaf moUnf.f,
rlter snd csnon scenery easi of the noeky
ft feaches more poinis ofhlaio,io io,.,..,
then anY other Tine lu mefIf1
~ reaches ne great oaiileneids Of vlrsfn.
% leaehss she great coal and iron fields =,
d lcsebes ibs great siues oi tho ss.s and
frF West
81 reaches ths yiace oa tieh io rsa.b
~ it tte tn3n To- lon ~ infe
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-08-24

In is now asserted on what seems
TO be good authority that the Prcsi.
dent is in favor of retaining the
whole Of the Island of Luxon, Of
which Manila rs the chief city, un-
der the Jurisdiction of the United
States. aud allow Spain TO go her
way with the remaining l.3oa is
lands. This would probably be the
NEST sensible solution of the Phil.
ippine Question possible. Xxx.
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Him ! appeal for strength, wisdom
aud guidance.
II fought ae n soldier for this
government and | want 10 vote FOR
II in Congress, first. last aud an the
time- aud | will: won't ~
To my friends. lot me say no
man ever had trucr or unsclRsh
ones; loyal, without hope or prom.
Use of reward, generous aud faith.
fnl. ! can now only thank YOU
from the bottom of my heart.
There Is one thing can lo for YOU.
aud that ~ TO sect TO | that no rc.
grct ever comes Co you from this
days work. | can Toe true To your
loyalty; true 60 my better self; true
To my country; true To God and
humanity and ] promise you here
and now that ! will.
To you, fellow Republicans. who
IN your Wisdom aud unqucstioned
right, thought II best to support
any Of these excellent gentlemen
wv "''k"h 'htr uohtis can nillN
say that your course has wrought
no change IN my regard and esteem
for you ar Republicans or citizens.
There IL no prejudice In my heart
against you. II had been defeat.
eel | should have rallied TO the
standard of the victor as I believe
you will now to mine.
"i want You 60 be ah loyal to me
aud as earnest III my support ~ you
were TO your chosen candidate and
allow mo to be your personal friend,
as ] have always boon. Will YOU
do itY If you do, the sth Of no.
yembcr will see glorious victory
for Rcpublicanlsm- riaht--as
we know IL.
"To one aud all, | return my
thanks for this high honor. will
visit you In your counties, with old
Glory Ia one hand and the Rcpnbli.
can banner in the other and en-.
deayor to reconcile the principles
for which they stand TO the hearts
and consciences OF my fcllowmcu.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-08-24

lr don't do n particle Of good to
sit around and grumble about IN.
competent or dishonest officials.
The thing TO do is for voters to get
q move on themselves. turn out to
primaries and conventions and see
that the very best men are nominal
ed in both parties. This method
will insure TO the people good Off
cials no matter which party ls sue
cessful. Calhoun Chronicle.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-08-24

ALREADY the hosts of enthusias.
tic Congressional aspirants and their
friends in the Fourth District are
forced to recognize the limitations
of Spencer as a convention town.
There are neither adequate hotel,
telegraph or railroad facilities, and
the pressure and scramble for nc.
commodations is decidedly interest
ing. The Grand, spencer's biggest
hosteIry, has been captured by
George | Neal, Of CabelI, who has
leased the entire establishment.
Holly Armstrong has leased the
Mcconnell House, the only other
hotel in the village. II. S. Wilson
will equip himself with PulIman
cars and establish his headquarters
therein, and the remaining 'steen
candidates will have 10 provide
themselves with camping outfits or
preempt the outrageous shade Of
nearby woods. - Charleston Ga.
zette.
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A woMAN goyerns the rreate,

A wonAN governs the greatest
empire of the world, Victoria,
Queen of England and Empress Of
India; and woman governs the
most popuLous, the Chinese empire.
Hew futile, then, for any one 10 OPP
pose the rule Of woman IN the Unit
ed States. The Gazette stands, hat
in hand, TO give welcome 20 woman
at the ballot-box and to anything
else she wsnts.--Charleston Ga.
zette.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-08-24

Tux President has appointed
commissions for adjusting the evac-
uation Of Cuba and Porto Rico.
They are as follows: For Cuba
Gen. j. +. Wade, Rear Admiral
Sampson aud Con. NJ. c. Butler.
For Porto Rico--Gen. Brooke,
Rear Admiral schley and Gen. w.
w. Gordon.
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WIEN the dove Of peace arriv.
eth aud wo cease 10 battle Spain
when We think about the heroes
and their records free from stain !;
lot us not forget the others. those
bluecoat boys a might, who VOL
un'esred for eefyice, but who
never saw the fight. When ue
cheer The merry troopers aud the
lackies on The sea when We think
Of deeds Of daring, their fgbt for
victory, JET us also cheer the sol
der, who exhausted patience quite
10 waiting for the Transports. but
who never sac . fight Whom we
write the conflicts his'try, pages
bright with glorious deeds. Of the
men who quick responded to meet
a nations needs We will write n
bloody battles, Of the fevos's deadly
blight, but We won't forget the
soldiers who never saw n fahf
When the cruel war is over and
the boys come marching back We
viii welcome. We will cheer them.
though thoy missed the Maussrs
crack. TO ~ all they ali are be.
roes, whether 10 the camp or IN the
fray, they we're willing tboy we're
ready, butte never came their aay.
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VIZ don't believe tho privations
in either camp or hospital have at
any time justified the amount of
fiapdoodleism that has been in
dulged IN ty those who always
hunt for the worst side of every
thing.
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kENOvA LOCALS.
Late Items From Our
Sister City.

tepouer
Squire + A. Mitchell visited
Huntington last week.
New crossings have been nut
down at Maple Street.
ID. G. Alvia and ]. McGuire have
hocn promoted To freight conduc-
tors.
VIM Wells, of Coredo, has sc-
cured position NJ the N. Il w.
shops.
arrangements are being made 90
light the Glcnwood Inn with clec-
tricity.
Rumor says that DIR. York has
sold his building TO Portsmouth
parties.
Mr.. Glen NJ, Il may now be found
back IN his old quarters m the Sup
erintcndcnt's office.
Mr.. I5aldridge and Miss Janet
Prince have returned home from
visit to New Castle. IA.
Miss blanche Pennington has 70.
turned from a two months visit 10
relatives at Coyington, Ky.
Judge Chorrington and wife. OF
lronion, Ohio. mado call on Mr..
Peck aud family while on their way
home from visit To GallipoIis, q.
Two colorcd boys who are much
wanted by the authorities In Din.
gcSn FOR obstructing the railroad
tracks. passed through Kenoya ear.
ly last week.
Several Kcnova people viii at
tend the Supreme Encampmeut.
knights Of Pythias, at Indianapo-
lIs, Ind, August e2-20. They will
leave here next Sunday.
There was petty theft at ore Of
the hotels, a coat and shirt being
taken. A few examples need 10 be
made to teach some people the diff
ference between "mino and thine
Almost all over the city may be
heard the noise OF the carpenters
hammer upon the new buildings be-
ing erected. Steady progress Il
the order Of the day ia the 'Td-State
city.
CITY improvements are constant.
ly being made. This time IL is the
drains being laid ON 18th and 10th
Streets, the Land ASSOCIATION fur.
nishing the tiles and the city doing
the work.
Ground has been broken and
some progress made by the O. II. X.
upon a new freight depot situated
between l1th and 18th Streets. We
hope 20 see more OF their building
erected at this terminal Of their road
IN the near future.
The Rev. John =. Gibson has re.
turned from his vacation aud will
hold services In trace Episcopal
Church At . =. m. for the Sundays
IN August aud September or unfiI
further notice, instead Of ,. m A.
formerly.
- WI yttt7ttS tfip up ne DtaNe
tiful Ohio was enjoyed by Mr. l..
I. Peek, his sister and Mr.. J. r..
Spindle, leaving Kenoya on the mag
hificcnt steamer Queen City, going
- far as Marietta, and after view.
ing the many interesting poinM
there returning on the equally Gne
boat Virginia. Miss Hattie remain.
I'd in Marietta visiting friends
J y. Spindle, civil engineer, has
been engaged Tor the past few
upon map u Ken8va,
which il now finished and il rcail4
q work Of art bat chiefly Az aeear.
ate and detailed view of the city
showing the contour II the hills.
the height Of All lots, syssem ~
sewerage, water and electric iiehf,
also record Of land transfers asid
much Information that wiiI D. fals-
able 70 any desiring homes 10 the
city Having nos completed his
work, he will retarn 70 Washington.
-. &.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-08-24

DR. ). T. Terry, Trimble, Tsnn..
lu speaking Of Cbamberlain's
Collie, Cholera aud Diarrboea.
Remedy, says. ''lt has almoss b.
come a nRcessilY in this vicinity.
This is the best remedy la he
world Tor coiic. choiesa asoGtrs.
dyssntsry and diarrhoes. and is
recognized as a Necessity ahsresef
iis great worth AID meril teeomes
known 40 other remedy is 80
prompt Or snoctual, or 50 pieaaant
to take Sold By ~ NJ. Bioss.
CerodO. aud Williams add Camp
bell. Ksnova.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-08-24

a Farmers Institute will be held
At Wayne. w Va, sept 18th and
18th, 1899. The object Of the meet.
ing is the Advancement 0f the aQri-
cultural interests Of our State by
be adoption u better methods of
.tillage, and a better understanding
u our profession generallf The
meeting eill BE- attended bg repfe
sentaiiyes of our Agricultural Er.
pertinent Station and State Board
Of Agriculture, who will contribute
what they can to the suoross 0f the
meeting Aii farmers who can al.
tend are cordially invited 60 DO 50.
and 90 take part in az discussions
which come before tiis body IA
dies always welcome All meetings
free. NO fees Of any kind Held
under The auspices II the stats
Board Of Agriculture
3. vs.. ArKfSsox.
Pres Potomac. w va.
ID NJ sUnfvAV.
seo'y. Charleston.
g g. Bf0wv.
inailtale Director. Charleston
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CEREDO WAYNE co. w. VA. WEDNESDAY, AUG
The Ceredo Advance.

MANILA was captured by the
Americans before news of peace
had reached there. .&
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-08-24

Always get a man % insafe youf
property who hss bad expcnease a
slight mistake may infalidats Yoaf
policy TT. Mseeagsl hes besn
o tho besiness fof Twelve years ADD
.n0ws sil about it. He companies
are che eesi aud be rates ihe lswasl
tie writes che policies himseif Aid
YOU are nos required 90 send yoaf
policy away and Wait q Week - ~
curo an endorsement.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-08-24

w. NJ. Prin lie Il CO.. of Hun.
tington, recently donated three
chairs TO the Association.
One-half dozen nice bath towels
have been received from T.. s.
Garland d Co, of Huntington.
sohon, Blake 4 Company whole.
sale grocers, of Huntington do.
mated ono box OF Ivory aoap.
The Ensign Manufacturing Co.
of Huntington, aided the work by
tho donation Of a stove that will
be converted into d hoater for the
bath room.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
recently sent a scenic map that
will add 10 the appearance Of the
room.
w. & II. Walker. Pittsburg, Pa.
are the latest to donate soap. A
nice box oil 30 pounds was rsceiv-
ed last Wednesday.
a Bible class has been organ.
lied to meet OH Thursday nights,
In the X. X. Y. NJ. 4. A. buildinR.
~s~-
Mr.. A. &. Wolfe, Of Dundee,
Mo-, who travels for Mansur &
Tibbetts, Implement co. Of St.
Louis, gives travelling men aud
travellers IN general some good ad.
vice. 'BeiDg knight Of the
Grip he says ! have for the past
three years, made il a rule to keep
myself supplied with Chamber
laiD's Cholers and Diarrhooa Rem.
edy, aud have found numerous oc-
casions TO test its merits, Dot
only Oh myself, bot on Others as
well. j can truly say that never
IN a single instance, have known
II TO fail. consider il one If the
best remedies travellers can carry
and could relate many Instances
where ! have used the remedy on
skeptics, much 10 their surprise
aud relief. | hope every travelling
map in the United States will
carry a bottle of this remedy in
his grip For sale by w. VI.
Bloss, Ceredo, aud Williams Il
Campbell, Kenova.
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Why pay $1,000 on $1,000 for a
sewing machine when you car p0f.
Chase one Of Che proprietor ~ this
paper for $1,000 SUES az eoodg
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FsAscE wiii now begin 60 ioilg
10 iof The big expedition 10 1900
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hDVAN6E OfFIOEi
CEREDO, WEST VIRGINIA,

For Books. Note Paper,
Legal and Flat Cap. Envel-
opes, Cards, Harps, Banjos,
ETC., Etc.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-07-29
Company G Camp Life-Letter from Sergs
L. G. Brewer.

We are permitted to print the following
from letter received by Mrs. l.. G. Brewer
from her husband The letter was written
at Camp McCalla. Siboney, Cuba, July 10:
The sun rises here about half past six
and sets about half past seven but it is very
hot A circle thermometer registers 100
degrees now at twenty minutes past eight
in the morning while 1t gets up to lao
degrees in the middle of the day.
We are getting that Cuban color-they
call 1t tan. It's very dark tan AMI might
be called black without stretching IL In the
least. We are still in the same place and
doing the same work. The recruits that
came to us at camp Alger are there yet.
There are but very few of our BOYS
sick here.
There were three regiments that came on
transports yesterday and there are two
transports of troops at anchor In the bay a
little way from shore now waiting for the
life boats to take them ashore. The band
is playing on one of them now.
Everything In the fighting line has been
suspended for week since Sampson came In
contact with Cervera's feet which of course
was SIMPSONS victory, burning or sinking
every one Of Cervera's feet Since then
the powers have interfered on account of
Spanish soldiers firing on the Red Cross,
their using explosive bullets, and after our
troops had driven the Spaniards into Santi-
ago their placing several Of their seige guns
around the hospital buildings. These
things we're what the powers were here to
prevent and at the same time to try to make
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-07-29
Growing Rapidly.

The candidacy of Joseph w. Fordney for
the congressional nomination is growing
rapidly, and by the time the convention
date arrives 1t is confidently believed that
there will be unanimous sentiment In this
county In his favor. All cOncede that he Is
a first class business man, and 1t Is such men
that usually can be safely entrusted With the
affairs of others. His long residence In the
district peculiarly fits him for the position,
as he knows what will lnure to the inter-
man and commands the undivided conf
dence and respect of the business communi-
ty. He Is not q trimmer but an Out-and-
out square tOed business man, who will al
ways do his level best in whatever position
he Is placed. There should be no friction
among republicans in this congressional
district IL the election of republican men,
Der of congress is desired, and such we be-
lieve is the universal sentiment, and there
is every possibility that not only will Mr.
Fordney have the solid support of Saginaw
and TuscOla counties IN the convention, but
that Shiawassee and Clinton will see the
wisdom of bis nomination and make 1t unan'
imous. With a good pull, strong pull
and pull altogether, the republicans of the
eighth district can easily win out at the
polls in November next, and send to con.
gress representative who will be in accord
with the government of the United States.
SAGINAW Courier Herald.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-07-29

f. M. Grove went to Crystal Lake Thurs
day morning for ten days outing.
The report of the meeting of the Maple
River Farmers Club, held at the home Of
E. J. Cook yesterday is necessarily deferred
until our next issue, owing to the lack OF
space. The meeting was most thorough
ly enjoyable one, and the attendance was
about one hundred and fifty. including
representatives from six other farmers
clubs.
The 275 people who went to Detroit
Wednesday on the Odd Fellows excursion
over the D., G. Il. IL M. Ry., were loud in
their praise of the fast time made; only two
hours and twenty minutes from Owosso to
Detroit. On the return train they were all
saying what good time they had, and how
fortunate 1t was for Owosso people tina.
they had a direct line running to Detroit
without change, making 1t possible to spend
a long day there and yet get home in time
for good nights rest.
Under the title. Episodes of the War;"
Scribner's will give in each number brief and
vivid accounts of dramatic Incidents Mr..
Spears contributes 1.-THE Winslow Affair. ,,
j. r. j. Archibald, of the San Francisco
Post (wh0 was wounded in the fight while
leading squad of regulars) describes the
actual First Engagement of American
Troops on Cuban Soil" Mr.. ElmendOrf
was also there and furnishes photographs to
supplement the authors own sketches.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-07-29

The Congregational church will be closed
during the month of August. Rev. j. q.
Cromer will leave the first of the week for
Chicago. going by the way Of Macatawa
Park for short stay.
Ticket 6543, held by Aurila Braley, OF
Garland, secured the wheel at Lyon &
Ponds last Saturday night. The next
wheel will be disposed of Saturday evening,
August 9, at o o'clock
Agricultural College Record: Three weeks
since Mrs. Kate Briggs and daughter ar
rived at the College for weeks visit. Mrs.
Briggs, after few days stay, was taken
suddenly Ill, and it was not until last Satur-
day that she could be removed, when she
was taken to Owosso, the home of her BROTH
er, A. b. Cook.
Mrs. Briggs, accompanied by her hus.
band, Lyman Briggs and their little daugh.
ter, are now visiting their brother, Bert
Cook, at their uncle's, E. j. Cooks. They
will leave coon, however, to visit Mr..
Briggs parents in Barry county. Mr..
Briggs has a fine position in the agricultural
department at Washington.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-07-29

Hon. r. M. Shepard has decided not to
be candidate for denomination as repre-
sentative from this county. In view of this
fact, several gentlemen have been proposed
to succeed him. Among the number are
E. W. Washburn, of Fairfield; A. B. Crane
and j. w. Jordan, of OwOsso; Rudolph
Colby, of Corunna; Geo. T. Mason. of
OwOss0 township; f. M. Whelan, of Shia-
wassee; G. w. Shipman, of Venice; DIR.
Harper, of Byron. With such list to
select from the republicans are sure to name
the next representative.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-07-29
New Goods at
Davis Dry Goods Co.'S.

We aim to keep our stock bal
anced. July and August are what
are termed "off MONTHS" but some
very pretty and new ideas are on
the market for sale to the wide
awake merchant. This firm has
just added
WHITE BELTS ornamented with mil.
tary buttons.
White and Linen Colored Skirts with
the new cording.
WHITE SHIRT WAISTS styles, 8
prices, -Emb. Inserting trimmed.
UMBRELLAS-black, 26-in. with plaid
silk cases
Plaid and Plain Silk Sun Shades, "a
and 26-inch, are very stylish and wear
well being made of oil boiled Taffeta
Silk; not expensive either.
SATINETTE-for Under Skirts-first
time been able to buy it as skirt manu-
facturers used it all. In black only,
stainless and glossy and 25c.
BLACK CORDS-the newest in black
goods-chance for early buyers to get
the fall fabric in advance, $3.50 is
our early price. Are S1.75 in value.
CORSETS-the new length 12-inch.
Pink, light blue, white, black, drab.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-07-29

The republicans of Shawassee county
have an opportunity to honor, In the nOmi
nation for county treasurer, one OF those
faithful and persistent party workers whose
labor has been done quietly and successfully
and without reward; man whom large
numbers of the leaders and citizens OF all
classes and parties have wished to honor but
who has stepped aside time and again In
favor of friends and those whom he thought
also entitled to some recognition. His abili-
ty is known to every one who has any know
ledge of public affairs; his honesty is of the
most rigid kind. Faithfully, economically
and accurately he has as administrator or
guardian managed the properties of mum.
Der of estates for people OF his locality; his
advice is sought and followed by large
share of the citizens of Woodruff township
in business affairs He has never been an
Office seeker, refusing many times In his
township to become candidate, accepting
the nomination several times for supervisor
only because 1t was urged upon him that he
was the strongest man and could do most for
his party ticket by accepting. His record
on the board Is one Of the best made In the
county for years. For the Office Of treasur-
or, Richard +. Kay, of Woodruff, will make
. satisfactory candidate, not only as to per-
sonality but as to locality. THE TIMES trust
that the claims Of Mr.. Kay will be we'll con-
sidered at the coming county convention
indeed. nomination by reclamation would
be decided compliment to Mr.. Kay, and
this is what he is quite likely to receive.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-07-29

The republican state convention is to be
held at Detroit, Sept. 21st. Hon. Grant
Fellows, of Hudson is to be temporary
chairman.
w. g. Eggleson is In receipt of a letter
from Acting General Superintendent of the
railway mail service, Alex. Grant. assuring
him that his offer Of services In the postal
department at the front had been placed on
file and would be considered should further
emergencies arise. The workers already
sent have been railway mail clerks, clerks
detailed from some of the larger Offices, or
men detailed from the ranks.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-07-29

In referring to the fact that the republic
cans of the second, fifth and sixth districts
have already nominated Smiths Henry c.,
William Alden and Samuel w. for con-
gressional candidates, the Detroit Sunday
News-Tribune proposes that the other
districts might do likewise. 1t says con
corning the eighth district 'In the eighth,
now represented by a man who is neither a
republican nor a Smith, resides Judge
Stearns F. Smith, of Owosso, who could
doubtless be induced, il properly approached,
to look with favor on proposition to sit In