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The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-23
ron sALE.

FOR SALE OR RENT Team, harness and
wagon, suitable for camp ouliit. win sell
seperately or altogether Enquire Il, l..
Dribert at Deiheri's sturt lI-22
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-23
The New Machine Shops

Of the Oil VIII Supply Co finished prepared
do any all kinds andb
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-23

no RENT Furnished rooms for housekeep.
iBg in new block, SO Broom house fur
nished on Seventh near Petroleum avenue. ln-
quire OF Mrs. \. G. callahan, lU7H Ftont street.
alk-1l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-04

nigin nimmt eine gan5e 8ano fir lt9
iefbIt elm, nit einem 9intergrunDe BON
@6tpar3 unb gurpur. @5 miro uns
5tpsiTsl6aft bas bebeutenofs 9emdfoe
bes ssa6rss iein. 2orb Ounoonalo's
3ug gen 2abpImitb uno gilOer poa
anoertn Grsignifen in SiiOuFrifa biz
ban duffal1enbe GontraIte gu ben Reia
FEN BON 2anoi6af!sn uno POrtrdts.
0on ban QeBteren bat Sargent neun
eingsianbt. 0as interehanteIte beri els
BEN FeGt bic 306tsr bes 9rn. Bertbets
mer bar.
@ines otr reisenbiien 9ilber lit rOas
8lumenmGp6sn," ppn elnem Imerlfaz
ner s. s. NShannon. Der &Dntgl1
QeidsnbegGngnib" tpuroe bon Sobn
G6arlton gsliefert unO bic r5loitsnpus
raoe bei Bortsmout6" BON %. 8. Wp!a
li2. 9eioe @emdtos Iino boA bsada
tens1pert6. SioneD Cooper, Der r8as
ter Der gfabsmie," uno anoere altbs4
fannie Nfabemifer, barunter Sir @oz
ipQ1o 9oDnt'r, nit elmer MarmorA
oruppe, unb Sir 2anrence Qlmuz5as
Sema, nit elmer flaIIiidsn Stuoie
uSelena unb 9srmiu." lino idmm!li9
an i6ren gspobnten PidBen gu flnosn.
Die rgaG Maa 9o3eite" ia9t: "@s
lit feine5tpegs sine groBarti9e 2lfaoes
mie, a6sr lie enfbdlt panigitsns gsnug
outer 9i.ber, um an Den Our414rli.t
bsran3urei9sn."
Nebperf eleftrtl der 8 b
8ru1fe(, 3. Wtai. - 2aut elmer
W2elounq bss y9etit gleu" bea6ii9ttgt
a6nte 2eppplp, ein NeBtperf elattrll9.r
giIenbabnen an5uls9en. oas sin aapls
tai bon elmer Milliarbe Srancs erbss4
i6en tpiiroe. Die 8a6nen iollen n
nahlfe6enoer ReienTolge ge6aut 1pera
ben: 8riiFstz2tntperpen, 8riiHetzOfts
enoe, 8rufelJ9aris. Der nGmli9en
Queae sufolge 1T be 3uItimmung Der
fran30Ii19en Hsgierung idon gsii4e-i
lpprDen.
Qonoon's 8sb0lfsrung.
2onoor, 3. Wtai. - De 9eb0fa
ferunq BON 2onbpn, rep. Die NItz
ltabt unb bic ibr einDerlei6ten q ne4
trppolitaniI6en y8oroughs", befsbi
na6 bem nsuen Genius aug 1885,
O34. Dies ift eine 3una9me pon306,'
III iber ben Gerius bon 1891.
Die britii9e Nnlei6s.
9onopn, 3. Mai. - DsrSdabz
fon5ler 'S;r Midael 9i6s 8ead
unttppr!ets i'm unter6auie auf eine
5rass beg Q;bsralen @6ann!ng, 3O,'
100000 2itrl. Der n:uen 4nleihe islsn
sug&t6eilt porpen, ME folgt: or
99of6f6:los II, 100000 2itrl., S. ..
Morsan &c So. 10,0O0,OO02frl. uno
Der 9anf bon Gnglono 100000
QH,l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-04


Or. RaSpap & Co., n r=gorf.
@ertbe Serreu! - Sd mar nabesu tpdbrenb spei
Sabrsn trdnf unb lpar in 9ebanbuua eriasr b.r
srfabreniten Gerste in ben Ser Staatsn. Sd ges
brauete bas beibs Q9aisr in Sot=Sprinos, Grf.,
,um Yaben unb Sriufeu, bod ititn mir bafelbe
Tidts su niisen. Nadosm i'd Sbre dnssiee aes
lsien bate, nabu it mir por, Sbre 9iIen Sn pres
bir.n, unb babe i6 uabe,u sfpei sda6teln bapcr
sebraudt, inoem i6 sirei Dor bem S3lasnqtber
urb cine mad b.m Griibiid einuabm, uno bat mic
Ssies mc6r Gutts eetban as irg.no etipus Gins
oercs, bag i6 eebroudtt. Mein uebd rubrte oou
Der aeber ber. Mens Saut unp Iueen iparen gun,
GELS; i'd bate Elm ibldfrigts miibss @eibl, fiiblte
tpie elm 6etrunfener Mann, bate Stbmsr3en oirett
iber bem Iabel, elsibiam, als oh i'd cine Seule
oberbulb b.s Woscns bate. Dtsine uuterlctbsprs
eune tpar,n iebr orhOpft. Tein RunD uns
3unas iparsn bic mciitc 3sit numb. Ser Gppttit
mar aut bod MOLTEN bic 6psiien nidot peroaueu,
Sonbern laqerteu fi6 ihiptr i'll meinem Maocu, tpos
bei tiuioe Nluno BON Speiien f6 bobeu. SD
tpnnte uur fei5te uno perbaulibe Rabrunq eenits
b.n gttte ienoen Sic mir Sbr ,Ratbertbtiluness
9uh~ GhtunQsbpa
Sen 3ause, 5utsSprtugs, Grt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-04
SRao1pap's
~ Pi((en

e.brau6tu. iptlde idn,n bus Spf.m bon ben era
pdbnten st0runssn befreisu peroeu. Z,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-04
un6f6a9elt
llad 0cul
@lilltll. ii

aeuts. bic mad btm GHsn Elm gefEbf bts i1n6es
baoens nit epmpumen BON gEfauunecr unp
e6frere babsn, iopie sO!ts bi. finptn, bas bic
Rabrnns ibutn octuiTcrmnbea idmsrsppG pis Elm
ibpaes Gespift i'm Ruesn bGuet, oosr nelde OFT
gtrippianq, iitusren pdntorrboiotn, glutanDraus
nab benz Sppfs, Sdure i'm Maesn, ucbelf.it, Sob.
BREMEN, Ropfi6rtrsen, 9bneieuug eegen SpsiieR,
aufitpbtn pon gaien, etidpd6tem upsr perfdrftsm
Ssr,iflaq, Gmpfinbuneen gum 9luiiprnsen po.-
Grhiden bei'm 2itosn Sbpubelteit mad rai6em
Grbdsu, sleden pSer Geiptben pOr ben 9luu,n, Sic.
Der uub bumpfen Sbmtrs i'm aopit, atbmuues6
beibnerpen q.bsr 6aut unS Iuotn S@merien iH
N.r seite. gruT unb ben 8Iieosrn fsiuie pl0sti9ea
e.gnfdaeH lcibsn, iolttn siniqs SUien bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-04
Giu1 Cpfer Der spefulatinnsmuth.

Nsn gort, 3. Mui. - So9n
See, IS Sabre alt, ftarb beute Naaz
miitos plObIid n Sacob 8errp C
Cos Matlsrbiireau, 9ar. A, 8roaoz
paD, a!s' Der slider" bic gfa6r DIT
iiber bas bebenfli4e 5allen Der 8urle
auf Der Gffefisn60ris bra4te. gr mar
an MtienIpsfula.ionen intersIfist uno
bic Edtimme Wenoung auf BAN
Murtts 5os ihm sinsn S4laganfa[l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-04
sebr leibemS.

Wt n d e TER, WtD.,
20. Mpril 1901.
Or. 5artlsh 91r. 311, 9foroz
puca SiraBs.
Mertber 9err! = @or ungefabr
Iiebenaehn Sabrsn, tpdbsno ih an
pennlpfpanta Npsnus i'm @isarrene
gelddfie tbdtis mar, litt i'd isbr an
aatarrb unb mar lebr bdufig NIT
flein,u GeI9piiren in ben NuIenbObz
len btbaftet, bic mir sroBs S4mer5en
bsreitetsn. Sis beilten Hti4 in iebr
tur5sr 3eit, unb bate i'd bon Da ab
big beute teine @ei4lDiire nrs6r IN
melnsr 9afs.
% m. @onDsr,
Mitgiieo bes 3sta : Gpnelape yfr. 3,
llnd6b. Oro,n Der 4.pta!opbsn.
l2r6 II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-04

beftio. aOsfz unb Riideui6msr3en, iopie @srtto1
piun0, usbelfeit, s6pnOelanfdlle, @eib= H. gsala
ierlubt unD 2eber: uno 3isrenletetn lansn I, 9u0
nSsr ntm c;n,iqen Mittel. bas ben &Drper reinis
m osn umo ipiebsr qcfnO MAIDEN fam, llnS nnr
Eborsn, psidje nieinals gcrnnnft annebmen, lpsrz
BEN bsi iolder g9abl ni6t ibisuni9it Die beribma
ZEN St gcruarozRr6uterpillen, bic fir p Gents
in oIsn @pptbcuftn 3u bobeu Fno, onipennen, UNI
ibr Ylut ,u psriiin0en, uno 3u ntuem 2tben Don
G5eIunpbcit suriid3ufsbren (5a,GiSp)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-04
Hnienfelb's Neidle aefunbcn

ct. paul, Uf!nn., 3. Wlai. -
Die 2e:4e Wm. RoienFslo's. pslder
lsbte Wode feline bier 2!nosr unb ii4
fslbf ertrdnt:e, tpusoe beuts aus BEN
6lui1e 9e5ogen, uno apor na6e Der
StsGe, an tpel9sr man seIiern bic
2si6e bss Gftsltsn &inDss fanb.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-06-06
A "Decayed Spot"

Memphis, Tenn. June AZ. W.
Carmack, Us. senator, in discus
sing the recent decisions by the SUI
preme court, is quoted as saying:
1.-THE majority of the court evil
IDENTIFY started ont with the fixed
purpose of making the opinion of
the court accord with the policy of
the Administrations" He declares
the court is guilty of" sophistry and
intellectual juggling aud contin-
ues: Nobody, even Of those who
were most confident in their opin-
ion that the government is limited
in its taxing power by the consti-
tuition, in the territories, as well as
the States, had any doubt that the
Supreme Court would decide 9TH
erwlse.
1.-THE decision emphasizes anew
the fact that the Supreme Court is
a dccaycd spot in our constitution.
In the income tax decision the SUI
prcmc Court stripped the govern
ment of important powers which
it hal possessed for more than 100
years. These decisions clothe it
with powers which for more than
100 years have been denied it.
Both decisions almost justify one
in believing that the court which
was once regarded as the mainstay
of the constitution has become Il
revolutionary tribunal, engaged in
work of destruction. | know it is
fashionable to describe every man
who expresses such sentiments as
an anarchist, but they are simply
the sentiments which the four mi
nority justices express concerning
the opinion of the other five.
The great object of my fear,
said Thomas jefferson, is the fed
eral judiciary His fear has been
justified,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-06-06
Hardin Graduates.

Hardin college closed ITS work
Tor the school year Tuesday night.
The address to tn" graduating class
was made 10y j. y. Basket, OF tins
rIiy, author OF the popular book,
NJ N"n MI $ House. The grad
yates ar" from t"m states, as fol
lows:
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-06-06
About Stock.

Following items are taken from
the Paris Appeal:
John NandcVcntcr, near Florida
Shcarrd 500 pounds of wool from
100 sheep and sold ut Paris at lie.
:, q, and W. W. Powell bought
500 ycarliug sheep the past week at
4c, some to go the middle of next
month.
{. \, Thompson delivered lO2
head of 2322 pound hogs at Paris,
first of the week, at Sc. The IL
wagons III which they were hauled
attracted II whole lot of attention,
Charley Cook, of South Fork
marketed 500 pounds high grade
Shropshire wool, ilccccS averaging
s. lbs. Sold his early lambs to 60
last half of June at DC. They will
average 50 lbs. now.
DIX Vowel is feeding 26 white
faced calves that are said to be the
best in the country, These coming
ycarllngs averaged Sl3 lbs, when
put on grass.
Bella Hughes, near Santa Fe,
furnishes proof that sheep are prof
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-06-06
INTERESTING CASE.
Haycraft VS.. Griggsby on
Second Trial.

The 81 900 damage ease of Ev
crnt llaycraft, by his next friend,
Henry Ilaycraft, vs. Dollc tiriggS
10y aud james Thomas and Ollie
Weller, has occupied the attention
of the Circuit Court since Tuesday
morning of this week. Many of
our readers will remember the ease.
The parties live in the Elm Bend
school district, northwest of Lad
donia. Evcrat lIaycraft claims
that his teacher, Miss Dollir
Griggsbv, gave him an unmcrriful
whipping. The whipping occurred
the 10th of January, 1900.
Suit was brought for 5000
damages at the next term of the
Audrain Circuit Court, hut the ju-
nv found for the defendants. The
ease was then taken to the St
Louis Court of Appeals. when the
ease was rrmaudrd back for II new
trial. by agreement the ease was
the first one called en- the docket
for this term. There is much in
tercSt in the casc. Many witness
eS are here. in fact, looks like
nearly everybody in the Elm Bend
school district has been summoned
here to testify in the ease, and
number from other parts of the
county.
The st. Louis Republic, in re-
viewing the opinion of the Court
of Appeals in the case, said:
The record in the case shows
that the directors We're present
when the whipping was admins
tered, IL also other visitors, lin
anticipation of thrirchldrrm being
disciplined
The opinion r'rile' later that h
talked to aupthrr boy AMI hll
rut his desk. She then told him
to come forward and get whip
ping. lie did not do 50 and she
started toward him, when H. took
y broom handle from his desk aud
struck at her According to the
evidence she told him to go home.
He started to do so and some one
remarked that he was too small to
be sent home, thrrcupon he was
brought back and whipped.
Shortly after this his class was
called, he was sobbing and unable
to read; it was claimed hy the de-
tcnsc that he was sulky and the
teacher logged him after he got
to his seat.
His arm and shoulder were
bruised; it was claimed by the de-
Tense that lump on the boys
head was caused by his head strik-
ing on the desk while lodging the
blows of the teacher, while the
testimony of the boy was that the
teacher struck him on the head.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-06-06
Teachers Institute.

The Audraiu County Teachers
Institute will be held in Mexico
June 1921, and examination ON
2lst-22nd. The Institute will he
conducted by Prof. RAIDER, of H.
c., who comes highly recommend
ed. He will be assisted by mem
bers of the board and Prof'S. Me
MILAN, Treloar, Browning, Pat
terson, Miss Shea and others.
Prof. Raider will give Il stcrcop-
tican lecture and Prof. Written,
of Columbia, will deliver II lecture
on Nature Study. State Supt.
Darlington will be- with us Il part
of the time. On Friday and Sat
urday of the first week we will
make special study of the new
school law-uf introducing and
carrying out the provisions rclat-
ing to the course of study for rural
schools. This question is of direct
interest to every school in the cOuu-
ty outside of Mexico and NundalIa
and if people are awake to their
interests they will have one or more
Representatives from each district
to meet with the teachers on those
DAYS. You are especially invited
to do SO.
The program is not completed
vet and we are unable to publish it
this week. The general work of
the Institute will he along the lin
es Indicated in the Course of
Study for Institutes The morn
ing session will be devoted to class
work in three sections; the after
noon session to IL general study of
School Management and General
Pedagogy. \ record of attendance
will be kept and II statement ISSUED
to each at close of Institute. Ma
teacher can afford 10 ignore the law
which makes it teacher duty to
attend the Institute. Teachers and
those intending to teach are en-
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-06-06
Stop II!

The Rrcord-llcrald says that the
action of the big packing firm of
Swift \ Co, in posting notices for
bidding profanity on the compa-
ny's premises will receive the un.
qualified commentator of every
person who has any conception of
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-06-06

pcctcd to contribute II. 80 each t.
the institute fund.
All who take I'm interest in cdu-
cational questions are cordially in
yitcd to attend.
Respectfully,
j. y. Cross,
Mary Y. Houston,
Il. ". Moore.
County BOARD
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-06-06

table. In '0S paid $ll9 for 20
sheep. Besides losing 10 old sheep
and 20 lambs, his cash returns to
date from the flock have been 1888
and he has 80 sheep and lambs
left. Who can beat this!
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-06-06

Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets.
Candy Cathnrtic, cure constipation forever.
ioc, soc. II G. G. c. fail, druggs refund money
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-06-19
Up To Date.

We take pleasure in calling the
attention of our readers to a most
excellent publication. 1t supp les
the missing link between the seces-
sion of Virginia and the formation
of our own grand little mountain
state, West Virginia; West Vir-
ginia, conceived in the hearts of in
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the throes of the awful rebellion,
baptized by the best blood of our
fathers, standing today peerless
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All that thrilling period of history
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1t Is only by cleaning from the
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that the world at large is now able
to learn the circumstances and ap-
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West Virginia was born.
The name of the author, Prof. w.
+. Wiley, is sufficient guarantee as
to the authenticity Of all facts stated .
and his finished style holds the
readers interest from first to last.
1t is neatly printed, artlstically
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Its sale affords opportunity to teach
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and better still benefit their friends,
1T Is on sale at all frst-class book
stores or can lie procured by adj
dressing, with price $500. The
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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-06-19

HIS is beautiful Addition, we'll located.
a "A Immediately ahead of the growth of the
CITY, North of the City Park and East of Ter
rapin Park, and will make a delightful resi-
dent location; nice and dry, not swampv: and
ON beautiful elevation overlooking the CITY.
ana where high water never interferes
Persons desiring residence location. or
TO invest In lots for profit cannot do better
than to buy one or more lots in this addition
and secure tue benefit of the rapid advance
ID price that IS we'll known to all Parkersburg
property, and especially to such an addition
this.
This Addition is just opened to the market
ana there are only about - lots, and they will
be picked up quick Therefore, First come,
hrst served :" aud there are some beautiful To-
cations to be secured by the parties who come
and get first choice
Lots from 4Ox135 feet to 1OOx32O feet at
$4,000 to $500 90 each
The undersigned will take pleasure in
furnishing full particulars in showing YOU the
property, have buggy waiting for that purpose
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-06-19
KELLAR WINS
The United States Judgsship.

The much-talked of Z. S Judge
ship for the Southern District Of
West Virginia, has at last been
decided Attorney BIZ. KeIlar of
Welch, has been appointed to the
position which carries with it asal-
airy Of $4,000 year for life. Other
appointments for this State, are as
follows:
John x. Thompson of Putnam
county, L. S. Marshal.
Ex-Gov. Atkinson, T.. s. Dis.
trict Attorney.
Officials selected for the North
ern district are
Reece Blizzard District Attorney.
{ r. Elliott, Marshal.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-06-19
NO GAS BILLS UNDER
4 DOLLAR TINS SUMMER
Is The Edict OF ihs Natural Gas
Company Of West Virginia For
merIs the Minimum Charge Was
TWENTY Cents.
Intelligencer.

Intelligencer.
The Natural Gas Company of
West Virginia, which furnishes
natural gas to domestic consumers
in Wheeling and vicinity, has taken
a new step in the way of charging
that will not be received with Joy
by the average citizen, when he
comes to pay the regular monthly
bill.
Briefly stated no gas bill during
the coming summer can amount to
less than 81. No matter how provi-
dent the consumer may be with his
gas the minimum charge is now 81,
where heretofore the minimum
charge was zoe.
The lntelligencer learned of the
new rule last night and Immediately
called up Cashier Andrew S. Hare,
who verified the report, saying the
company was compelled to make
the change for it's own protection,
as heretofore no meter rent had been
charged notwithstanding the con-
tracts have always given the COM
pany the right to charge a meter
rent of one dollar. He said, how
ever, that the new rule would only
hold good during the summer
months.
Just what effect this will have on
the average consumer who during
the heated term uses a gas stove
which actually burns only forty OF
fifty cents worth of gas remains to
be seen.
The city ordinance prevents the
company from charging over eigh,
teen cents a thousand feet, but
whether it deals with the case in
point is not known.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-06-19
CpbOlSterInS,

L have opened an upholstel ing
establishment in the old G.. Il Z
depot building, on Main Stree
Ceredo, w. Va, where | am pre-
pared to do anything in my line al
the lowest prices, and on Short no.
tice. | keep a full line of picture
frame mouldings, drawer pulls, cas-.
tors and all kinds of furniture hard.
ware. Furniture repaired and var
nished. Give me call.
VIM. Nj MCCALLEN.
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ARTISTIC PUBLICATIONS
ISSUED BY
THE BALTIMORE 81 OHIO
RAILROAD,
GUIDE 70 WASHINGTON.

The Passenger Department of
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tae book is embellished with a
hondsome steel engraved portrait
of the Stuart" Washington. The
reverse cover bears an American
flag in the grasp of an eagle. The
inside pages contain recent photo
graphs of all the Government build.
ings with correct information CON
corning them, together with other
interesting features of the city, and
the very latest map. Copies Will
be sold at the principal Ticket Of
fees of the Baltimore 81 Ohio b. X .
for ten (Io) cents cash or will be
mailed to any address on receipt of
fifteen (15) cents in stamps on APP.
Plication TO the undersigned.
"REAsoNs WHY"
Reasons Why" is forty-two
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form the important facts concert
ing the Baltimore & Ohio r. r
1t is an argument setting forth the
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ings illustrating the history, scenic
charms, the development and pro.
gress of the railroad, and the su
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Single copies can be obtained tf
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Read tin Ills Newnanor

George Schaub, a well known
German citizen of New Lebanon.
Ohio, ls constant reader Of the
Dayton NOlkszeitung. He knows
that his paper aims to advertise
only the best IN ITS columns, and
when be saw Chamberlain Pain
Balm advertised therein for lame
back, be did not hesitate in buvino
bottle Of it for his wife, who for
eight weeks had suffered with the
most terrible pains i'm her back
and could get no relief He saws .
After using the Pain Balm for a
few days my wife said TO me. 4
feel az though born anew. and be-
fore using the entire contents of
the bottle the unbearable pains
had entirely vanished and she
could again take up her household
duties" lie is very thankful and
hopes that all suffering likewise
Will hear Of her wonderful recov-
cry. This valuable liniment is for
sale by w. NJ Bloss, Ceredo: r.
n. Williams, Kenova.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-06-19

We are strictly a "Shoe House
and turn our full time to this line OF
goods, and can show you the largest
and best selected stock of shoes and
slippers in this section. All the
newest novelties.
FRED BRUINS Il Son.
l4Jnne-4-w. Catlettsburg, Ky.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-06-19

GEORGIA is at last realizing that
II owes a debt to the memory of
Eli Whitney, inventor of the cotton
gin; but it will not be paid by con.
verting his old home into a "coun-
try club" as now proposed by an
organization in that State.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-06-19

Born Tillman and McLaurIn claim
to be Democrats, which raises the
question what is a Democrat?
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-06-19

Eczema, salt rheum, letter, chaff-
ing, ivy poisoning and all skin
tortures are quickly cured by De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. The
certain pile cure. w. M. Bloss,
Ceredo; r. n. Williams, Kenova.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-06-19

PRESIDENT LINCOLN Is said to
have remarked that he could al
ways tell what sort of man lieved
IN the house by the kind OF a dog
that lay in the yard.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-06-19

OUR commerce with Spain which
was interrupted by the war, will be
az large this year as 1t ever was.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-06-19

Bro. T. 7. MCDoUGAL's Ceredo
ADVANCE continues to improve as
the years roll by.-Pythian Ban
ner.