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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
O%entmdI NIT 3rone.

Der WenI6en, nit pinsisen Siissll
psrisbsn unb sei6miidt nit entiprez
6enoen MstdIs pber Steinplatten,
ielbft nit 8~pgelbauern.
3nei bieier DenfmGler rugen be-
fonbers bsrpor, fopobl bur9 bic oris
sinele ausfiibruns in SanOitein als
hur6 ibre @r6Bs. Ods cine, unmits
tsIbar am ginsang bsfinblide. 1T bas
Sentmdl 9arrD's, zines 8ernbarbis
ner : Sunbes, bon benz es in ber9rabs
aufidrift beibt: I'll sauva la vie a
40 personnes; II fut tue par la
Al eme" 40 perfonen rettets er bas
2sben, bic Al. t0btets ibn). Weitsr
i'm Wittelpuntt Der Sunb:abtbeiluns
bsfinoet iih elm 9entmal, obsnuuf nit
elmer Siiritentrone osrIebsn, bas auf
@eranlaHuns Der Siiritin be- Ger
tiard be pignateni erriGtet purbe.
Ridt pbns Snterefe TT bas Stubium
Der Sni6riften, bic bic srDbere Nm
sabl Der @rdbiteine, Defenders BON
Sunbsn, aufpeift; 3. 9. ~Je mai eu
qu'un veritable ami, II repose lei"
(S9 bate muir einen tpabrsn Greunb,
Or rubt bisr), obsr Plus on volt
les gems, plus on aime les betes"
(Se mebr man bic Weniden tennen
lsrnt, UNI 10 mehr lisbt man bic
3biere), ober rEcrasee a Tours lie
18. Fevrier 1900 = Ellie etait
depuis 10 ans une annie cherie"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
Gin SnnbeirIeObot.

paris 5sfibt felt Ginger 3eit einsrt
Sunbefrisbbof, Der iibrissns aud sur
Qufnabme Der 2ei6en BON 3absn,
8DgeIu II. (. M. bient. Wie betannt
Iein biirfte, beiiBt bic Suuptftubt an
ber Seine cine eroBe anSabl rpR
Saustbtsrsn, in%sbeionbere &absn,
unb bisber bsrsitste ss nidt serinse
Sdpisristsiten. BITE Sbiers nab BEN
@erenbsn bel Settle gu f9affen. Meiit
bebalfen fi9 bic aeute bamit, bab fe
fu~rSerbanb bic Sunbsz uub Rabens
lsi4en in's WaFer iparfen ober mad
ben GeitunssbdlIen trusen, no bic
Gababer uneinsei9arrt li,sen bIiebsn
nnb Der 8erpeiuns anbeimfislen. Elm
Berfabren, bas, bonn f%anitGren
Stanbpuntt aus betra9tet, burdaus
Derperfli4 1T, @nbli9 tpurbe @ans
bel oarin ssi9uffen burd bic gnIe>
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01

(3srmalmi in Yours I'm 18. 5ebruar
1900 = mar lie 10 Sabre lang cine
bette Jrsuuoin). Die @erpultuns bes
Grithhoiss IGbt auf 8erlanseH bic
bersnosteu abiers abbpIen, unO omar
mittelft zines Drrirabes. auf benz iia
Elm 3aiten nit sinem Sara befinOet.
Der soIonirte Jubrer felt fid I'm
.Srauerbduie" elm. paItet ieines ams
tes unb fd6rt nit Der 8iirbs bon burs
men. Die gauge Ginri4tuns III Siems
lid toFipislis. Gin WdHsnsrab p6ns
s3sitbauer unb duBere 9e3si6nunS
fpitet 8 5ranes. cine GontsIion fir
8 Sabre nit beiont>rsr 9rabitGtte 10
Srancs; bod muB in bsiOen 5alen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
Sein 9 ttb.

,gtber, liebe 5rau, i9 glaubte sic
untr0Itli6 iib.r ben 8erluIt Sbres
@attsn ansutreffen, unb nun muB id
Sic idon tpsnise Sage mad benz Be-
6rdbniB nit aurtsnipiel bei4dftigt
ieben!"
.@9, Serr pfarrsr. i'd bab' ia sein
Bib bon meinem Qnbresl, uno er iiebt
bat benz SerS : 9uben gar 10 dbnz
lt9!I
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01

sffecte belebt fptrben. ront bic Welt
bier Dor uns auf, uHb mir burdpans
bern, bsquem in ben SeKel sel,bnt
benz 8ortrase bes Rbstprs Iaufdslf.
porpsltlife 2unbfdaFen unb bic
SternenrGume. 8~sfonOers eomplicirt
finb bic Ginrihtunsen bieTer 8iibne,
nm bic RaturerfGeinunaen b~arsuitsls
fen. gines unferer Btlber 5etst cine
Scene binter ben GouliFen aus benz
Slid: Der aampf INN ben Rorbpol".
OieIe @prtrGse iinb ndtiirli9 ie6r pos
puldr. iie babsn eissntIi9 uur ben
3rped, bas SntereFe fir bic Bifens
f4aft gu fpeden. 8iel Is6rrsi9er unb
beionbers fir srnfter bentenbe Greunbe
Der WiHenfdaft bsrednet. iinb bic
@ortrGse i'm tleinen ~!SOriual", bic fait
daabenbli9 sebolteu tperbeR. @ors
trdse iiber aitrpnomis. 8;ologie. gbes
mic, Geologic, pbbfit unb Glsttricitdt
pe9fsln matchmaker ab, Defenders bic
Iebteren, bic BON Dem pbpiifer Or. 3.
DONATE. einem Guberit sei9idtsn gI.,
perimentator, sebaiten perben, ere
frelen fi4 srOBen 3uipru4es. grs
pdbnt IN nod, buB bic llrania aud
cine popuIdrpi Monats<
f4rtft rSimmsl unb Grbe" b~eraussibt.
bic berS uboirsctor Der 4nitalt, Der bes
fannie 9eoloss Or. q. Shpabn, rebis
girt. Snftitute pie bic urania iinb elm
3eitbebirfniB; Berlin lam itola bars
auf fem. cine iolde 8Oltsbodf4uIe gu
beiiben, unO es 1T elm erfreuliaes 3eis
den, baB seruoe Der arbeiteritdno NIT
lebbaftem Sntsrsie in ibre Sulsn
ftrOmt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
0eraroke Rtfractpr.

0ergroBe Refraetor.
aeitsrs Der Sternpurte ClItronom Or.
9raff] betretsn Die @ibb.9ierisen unb
Sfauluitisen bieIe ~@orbaIe gum
9tmmel". Die SnTtrumente perben
SunGait erIGuttrt. bdnn auf DEFENDERS
duffGaiss Simmelsobiscte = ais bu
iinb: Nono. Plunetsn, 9oppeliterns IL.
T. IN. - ssridtet, uno Sober lam nun
btnSutretsn unb in Rube bic @eitirne
i'm HsrnroEr betrahten. Die 8eumten
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
Die

Ote WuIp ut Is are.
Cuff aufitrebenben !SolaiGulen nod
b%sitragen. Die Guberen unO Suslei4
bDberen Sdulen fino auf ben bic @dz
perbGnbe bes 9ebGubes bilosnoen,
Observation-Disclosures Steinquus
bern aufsebaut unb nit ben 9aractsri4
Hidden Snfisnien Ses 9on1ersottes,
bes Sonar ober Sfpr, gei9miidt.
Dele !Sdmmer, BON ibrem Ssiiber in
ben Weltenraum seIdIeuosrt, oerfeblsn
niemdIs ibr 3iel unb tsbren bann bon
islbit gu ibm auriid. Die %innsren, niss
brigeren Sdulen perlisren fih in ses
f9nibten Silbouettsn bon pfsrbes
topfen, ipie ie nod be%utigentoss an
dltfG6iiden 8auernbduiern BON benz
einftissn Gultus beibniIden Deutf4'
tbums gu ersdbler pifen.
Qud bic bic Sliiselthiiren bes giuz
gangs fldntirenoenSolSiGule limb nit
gferbei9Gbsln sesiert, bic SbiirR
isfbft reid an origineIem SdniBpert.
bus nit ben sepaItigen Sbiirtn6pfea
In @sItaIt bon Sbiert0pfen cine f.nntge
orsanii4e @erbinoung eingebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
etfer,

DENT Dir nur, f9idt mir seitsru
mein Sntel unUermutbet bunostt
Mart Sur 8sSubluns meiner ShuIter.
re6nAns! = Sd mar 70 ii6,rrdItt,
oab i'd pirtlid beinab' biusesdneeu
mar rnb BEN Serl bos Sch sebra9.
hdtt'!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01

4ua elm sport. uDas
ireibt oenn Der aIts. rei6e Rsntier
bduptiG6li69" per madt ale Gage
Elm anoeres Ssitament."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
gu ss piffen6ut.

~Saben Sic Sbrem Wanne bas
S4IafmitteI mad @ori9r.ft ssse.
BENZ" = -Sapobl. Serr Doctor =
ale sfpsi Stunben! = @btr es MAJ
cine barte arbeit. i'm iebesmol piebsr
mad gu %frisssnll"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
Gin g d psrsn0tber.

rSd, meine Damien, bas psrbsn
Sis mir bod ausebsn miiHen: ebenio
gut pie bic Weiber bas ipsibli9s @es
fd!e4t bilben. 10 bIben mir 9erren
bas = berrli6e @eidledt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
SafO

Der 3pidlbduer bat aber bsut'
lido a bumiIdes Slid! Sect bat er
fto' fpiebd a arunSf s'i6Oben!T =
DOS tpdar' tsin plumber not - Der
bat aa' lido brsi Portionsn sShpsis
nsrnes" 'sefen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
Sus spig WeibIi9s.

nd, Serr Rsbatteur, id bsnsibe
sic um Sbr, Steauns! = 8sI9 elm
beIOnbersr Rei3 Iieet alein idon in
benz i%osenanntsn RsoattiOns : Gss
beimnib!"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-03-07
Fresh bread for sale by Mr.

Fresh bread for sale by Mrs.
Hager.
Usually the people who make
the most imposing show, impoee on
others in order to make it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stillwell last even
ing royalty entertained a number
of young friends at their residence.
NJ. J. CAVITY does all kinds of
boot and shoe repairing-also sad
die and harness making and repair
ling.
Tom Mellen, while in Boise a few
DAYS ago, purchased of Fred Corbus
$500 head OF ewes and weathers,
paying $230 per head.
Judge Perky returned home Sun
day evening from Boise suffering
from la grippe, but we are pleased
to say he is now rapidly recover
ing.
Some men go to church and
clasp their hands SO tight during
prayer that they cant get them
open when the contribution box is
passed.
R. Nj. Stone and D. B. Hyde of
Bruneau and Andy Evans of Cas-
tie Creek were in town last evening
and attended a special Masonic
meeting.
Brother Lamb Of the Silver City
Nugget makes this kick: THE kick
of government mule is as nothing
compared to the strength of some
whiskey we've run up against in
these parts"
Eugene Emery and wife of Oak
hey, Idaho, were blessed with trip
let's on Washington's birthday
They are all boys, weighing 4, 4!
and 5 pounds each. The next day
the mother was sitting up nursing
another child about 2 years of age
At a meeting of the Village Trus
tees last night, the following bills
were allowed: Fl. w Tanner, $50
Citizens State Bank, $3.50; K. w
Smith, 1880; G. M. Payne, $1,000
John Holland, 1878; S. N. Pres
colt, 1915; John Thompson, $12
James Thompson, $1,000; Johr
. Wright, $3.50; L. H. Cooper, SO
!, Ry. Mt. Bell Telephone Co., $1,000
i We give our readers something
: entirely new and original in thu
!. missing word contest business. l
3 is this: A good church deacon &C
s cidently sat down on the bushes
end of a carpet tack. He at ono
! sprang up and said only two words
The last word was at" Any per
> son guessing the first word AM
. sending us two dollars in cash vii
, be entitled to the Bulletin for on
f year.
e Hon. J. S. Barrett, State Com
: missioner of immigration, is of tn
: belief that not less than 10000 pee
f pie will be added to Idaho's popu
f lation the current year. he says
t ''They are coming from the Dake
s tas, from Minnesota, Missouri, Ter
[. nessee, Kentucky. Mississippi an
e other states. We are in a positio
t. to offer special inducements t
q farmers, as during winter in ldah
: farmers can turn their attention
is mining, which they can not do
IT the eastern states. Our railroad
ir are doing everything possible IL
Idaho.n
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-03-07
Lost Horses and Cattle.

The following dispatch from Sioux
Falls, 5. d should interest Idaho
horse and dattle raisers:
The man ner in which cattle and
horses drift during the severe storms
of winter is shown by the fact that
between 1000 and 5000 head of
strange horses are scattered over a
small area bf country in the vicin-
ity of Midla md postoffice, in the in
terror of the coded Sioux lands be
tween the Missouri river and the
Black Hills.
The animals do not belong 10
South Dakota stockmen, nor do
their brands show them to be the
property of stockmen in either Mon
tana or Wyoming, as the brands
borne by & hem are not recorded in
the official brand books of the three
states, so the natural inference is
that they ha We drifted to the South
Dakota ranges from states even far
Their away than Montana or Wyo-
ming. IL is thought the animals
may be from as far away as Idaho.
Efforts are being made by officials
of the South Dakota stock associa-
tions to ascertain the names and
homes of the owners. Unless they
can soon be located it is feared that
the herd OF drift horses will be-
come Che prey of horse "rustlers,"
who have recently been very bold
in this part Of the state.
The herd would prove a rich
harvest for thieves, for, with the
animals are d large number of I'M
branded colts, which would be easy
to dispose of without risk to them
selves if the 'rustlers' secured pos
session of hem. Reputable stock
men living in the vicinity will strive
to protect the animals against the
thieves until their owners are found,
but it is fea AIRED that they will not
be able to pre- ent the herd being
raided by thieves.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-03-07

G. N. Smart went to Boise last
night.
Mrs. Geo. P. Hall came up from
Garnet Tuesday evening
George Garrison returned here
last evening from Rocky Bar.
John Noble of Boise attended the
Masonic lodge meeting last evening.
VIM. d. Reynolds, headquarters
for Rock Island plows of all kinds.
Mrs. W. ]. Turner visited with
her son at Glenn's Ferry Saturday.
c. c. Tautphaus of Idaho Falls,
was a visitor in this place last
week.
Roy Bogard and wife of Rocky
Bar, departed last evening for
Colorado Springs.
George Garrison has returned to
Rocky Bar, where he is manager of
Kelsey's branch store.
Fresh fish today at Mrs. M. Hem
derson's store. Salmon, smelts,
shads etc, every week.
Gene Howeth came over from
Boise Saturday to visit with his
father, c. w. Howeth.
Geo. w. Clemens of Shoshone is
in this place, visiting with Mrs. Joe
Montague, his niece.
Owing to i'll health, George Cha
pin desires to sell the Idaho Fails
Times newspaper plant.
Banker Fred Mock, Of Nampa,
spent last night in this place, re-
turning by to-day's train,
Ed Christy of Boise has opened a
barber shop at the old postoffice
rooms, adjoining the Palace saloon.
August Kunnecke's meat market
lis the place to get good steaks,
roasts, etc. Watch for his adver-
tisement next week,
Never spread an evil report
about your neighbor until you
know you can prove it, and don't
do it then unless you are bigger
man than he is.
Arthur Simpson, sheep-herder
from Owyhee County, was convic-
ted of a guilt-edged drunk with all
the trimmings, and attempted to
paint the main street a deep YER
million, and sentenced by Judge
Cooper to ruminate four days in
the Hotel de Nicholson, on the
probability of a crusade by Mrs
Nation against the liquor interests
of this city.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-03-07
Working "a Hours a Day

There's no rest for those tireless
little workers-Dr. Kings New Life
Pills. Millions are always busy, cur
ing Torpid Liver, Jaundice, Bilious
ness, Fever and Ague. They Danish
Sick Headache, drive out Malaria
Never grippe or weaken. Small, taste
nice, work wonders. Try them. 25c
at Roscoe Smiths drug store.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-03-07

Fresh homemade bread, dough
nuts, brown bread. at Mrs. M. Hen.
derson & Son s store.
There is On opportunity offered
for Idaho teachers to secure posi-.
tions in the T philippines. Those de.
siring to go should correspond with
Miss French, state superintendent
at Boise.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-03-07
Bruneau Items.

Dan Spencer, our new merchant
has arrived to oversee the construc
ton of his store building.
Lost-A Blacksmith. When last
seen was going to hunt buckles.
The Buckaroo Ditch Co. held its
annual meeting Monday, and they
made fine appearance as farmers.
The smallpox quarantine man
informed the natives that the Great
Spirit was after them, and they have
left for parts unknown. Good for
jim.
A few of the sheep men are talk
ing Of beginning shearing on the
18th of March.
Teacher had little man, His
hair was somewhat white, and every
place that she went, The boys stared
with delight.
A. M. Harris has returned from
his trip to Silver City. He states
that the mountains of Owyhee have
very little snow on them for this
time of the year
To Mountain Home hunters: No
more ducks. They have all flown
to a cooler climate.
We have a few camera fiends.
Unexpected shooting is liable TO oc-
cur at any time. PHOENIX.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-03-07
MONTHLY SCHOOL REPORT.

The following is the report of the
Mountain Home Graded Schools for
the month ending Friday, March
I, 1901;
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-05-22

c. w O'Brien, superintendent of
the Pomeroy CO.. public schools,
while en- route To this city on the
steamboat Queen City, was robbed
OF valise containing clothing, valu-
able papers and negotiable bank
draft for 5000. Superintendent
O'Brlen was at breakfast on the
steamer Saturday morning when the
thieves entered h state-room and
secured the valise The police are
searching for the thieves Last
Saturday Evenings Times Star.
Mr.. O'Brien is Superintendent of
the Ceredo public schools, instead
of the Pomeroy schools, as stated
above. He lett this place, Friday.
His friends here trust that his vahse
and valuables will be recovered and
the thief punished. 1t is not at all
likely that the thief would attempt
to collect money on the draft spoken
of above.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-05-22

We are informed that GLADDEN. is
looked upon as an authority on
sociaology. Leonard of Oberlin, is
the historian, Fraser of Cleveland,
as the statistican, Kelsey eff Toledo,
as the wit, aud Presi 'elt Perry,
of Marietta, as the profound schol-
ar.
Our community welcomed the
coming of such representative body
of professionalism; it is being enrich.
ed morally by It's presence and we
shall feel little lonely when the
members take their departure. All
spoke in the highest praise of our
city, not few expressed surprise ut
its size, beauty and progressiveness.
They mention with gratitude our
hospitality and say they will be
pleased to return at some future day.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-05-22
Trustees Sale OF Real Estate.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust executed to me.
II. 4. Lovett, Trustee, by w. H.. Adkins and
Adeline Adkins, his wife, dated on the nth
day of september. 1900, and recorded in the
clerks oihce of the County Court Of Wayne
county, West Virginia. in Trust Deed Book No.
y at page 49, TO secure the payment of three
certain promissOry notes fully mentioned and
described therein; aud default having been
made ~ the pay ment thereof, and being so re-
CURED To do by the holder Of said notes. /, H. Il
Lovett, VIII on the I'D day Of June, 1901, com
mcncinR al III O'Clock "a. M, at the front door
OF the Court House OF said Wayne county .
west virginia, proceed 90 sell by way Of Pub
nc Auction 10 the highest bidder tho property
conveyed by said deed OF trust. or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said In
debtedness, said real estate lying and being in
the county Of Wayne, State OF West Virginia
aud described therein az follows, tO-wit. zinc
said tract Of land Of fifty acres more or less
ana being the residue now owned by said ".
r. ADKINS OF tract Of two hundred aud hfty-
SIX acres decided 10 said W. 4. Adkins by Han
nan McCOmas and others, by deed bearing date
on the goth day Of July, 1874, which deed IN re-.
corded IN Deed Boot No. 80, page lg7. in the Of
Comfy. 80
Terms on SALE: Cash In hand on day Of sale.
II. Il. LovErT, Trustee.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-05-22
NOTICE..

To -. J. Pdchard, guardian for Mamie Uar.
moni William J. Harmon, Frank Harmon.
q. g. Harmon, ellie Harmon, Nellie
NJ. Harmon, Paul $. Harmon. VirVii n
Harmon, Naoma y. Harmon aud STANLEY
You and each Of you will take notice that ON
the 9th day Of May, 1901, application will b.
made by the undersigned 20 tire Circnit Court
o. wayne tOunty, West Virginia, for the trans
Ter ~ All the property and effects now fn the
hands Of y. J. Prichard, guardian of Mamie
Harmon, and belonging 10 the said Mamie Har
mon or % which she is entitled, and an othfr
property In said Wayne County West Virginis
belonging to the said Mamie Harmon 10 tie
county % Butler, 30 the State Of Ohio, and for
the authority % collect and n necessary TO sue
Tor and recover any and ali property. claims
and effects belonging TO, or due The said Nan
nte Harmon, and for any other relief in this re-
spect az said court shall deem proper.
WYTHB T.. HARMON,
Guardian for Mamie Harmon
J, n. MEX,
Of Counsel
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-05-22
What ThGu Think OF Our Mauor.
Huntington Advertiser.

Huntington Advertiser.
Mayor a. G.. Brown of Ceredo.
meets out justice TO offenders of the
ordinances of Ceredo in business
and straight forward manner. All
of the better class of citizens of the
town are very much pleased with
Mr.. Browns decided and manly
procedure i'll keeping the peace and
restraining profane language upon
the the streets.
The offences for which fines have
been imposed are plain d~unks
drunk and disorderly, assault and
battery, swearing and violation of
town ordinance by saloon keepers.
The mayors orders have been
faithfully executed by the town
marshal, Mr.. j. O. Marcum, who
takes pride in performing his duty
honorably and fearlessly.
1t is certainly very commendable
to see the streets Of the town a.
quiet and peaceable since the arrival
of the saloons n they were before.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-05-22
Teachers Appointed.

The following teachers have been
appointed tor the schools of the
Independent District of Ceredo:
c w. O'Brien, Superintendent.
+. o. Saunders, principal of the
kenOva schools
Mrs. O. + Saunders.
Misses Lizzie Robinson, Maggie
Kelley, Leona Utnahmer and C. w.
Thomson
The Principal of the Ceredo
schools and several teachers have not
as yet been appointed.
The salaries Of the teachers will
remain the same as last year, except
ing that of the Principal of IL G
kenova schools which was raised
from $4,000 to $4,000 per month.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-05-22
No Loss ofTine.

L have sold Chamberlain's Cohc,
Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy for
years, and would rather be out of
coffee and sugar than it. | sold
hive bottles of it Yesterday to
threshers that could 60 no farther,
and they are at work again this
mornlng.-H. r PHELPS, Ply
mouth, Oklahoma. As will be
seen by the above the threshers
were able to keep OF with their
work without losing a single days
time. You should keep bottle
OF this Remedy in IN your home.
For sale by w. NJ. Bloss, Ceredo;
X. N. Williams, Kenova.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-05-22
New Dominion Addition to
Parkersburg, West Va.
JUST OPENED.

HIS is beautiful Addition, well located
-, - Immediately ahead of the growth of the
CITY, North of the City Park and East of Ter
rapin Park, and will make delightful resi-
dent location nice and dry, not swampy and
on beautiful elevation overlooking the CITY.
and 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
III price that is well known to all Parkersburg
property, and especially to such an addition
as this
This Addition is just opened to the market,
and there are only about IS lots, and they will
be picked up quick. Therefore, First come.
first served :" and there are some beautiful 10.
cations to be secured by the parties who come
and get first choice.
Lots from 40x135 feet to 1OOx32O feet at
$4,000 to 5000 each.
The undersigned will take pleasure in
furnishing full particulars in showing YOU the
property have buggy waiting for that purpose