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The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-22
A MAN CAN'T WORK
WHEN HE is SUFFERING WITH
PILES
He Can't Eat, Can't Sleep, Can't Get
Comfort Any Nay but One-Pyra-
mid Pile Cure VIII Cure Him,
Give Him Relief at Once
Never Known TO Fail.

Just little pain may so distract a
mans mind that it Will cost him hundreds
of dollars. Life is a battle. TO succeed
one needs all his energies and all his
brain force to apply 90 the question at
hand. Even a corn win make him irrita-
ble, cross. ansry-and an angry man sell
dom succeeds. The triiiiES pain of a corn
IS a pleasant feeling beside the agorizilS
ache of piles. That is a pain which seems
10 pervade the whole body. It oommuni-
Gates itself TO all the parts near the seat
of the trouAle and brings on a heavy,
dragging feeling in The periHeun. Those
who have never so suffc cd do not know
what it means. 1t racks the nerves. pre-
vents sleep, prevents concentrated
thought and makes a man lose flesh as
fast as he woGId with a vuulent fever
And yer piles are looked upon as a lit
lie thiGs. They are neglected allowed TO
run on from month 10 month ana year 10
year BY ana by comes a dangerous sur
gical operation. Maybe it cureAmayoe
st kills
There is only one sure safe and quick
cure for piles. il IS the Pyramid PIE
Cine. 1t is a recent discovery and lis
properties are such that Il cleaases.
southes and heals the iahamed paris. re-
duces the Inflammation at once, and With
continued treatment removes ali swe ling
ard al trace of The disease. 1t puts the
membranes in "a healthy. active condition
and cures consple et1ly and permanently.
From Samuel Victor. Detroit. Mich: Il
had not written you sooner because the
first box Of the Pyramii Pile Cure CseI
helped me 50 much. and ! wanted TO wait
until was completely cured. ard so il
was that after using three boxes Of y ur
Pyramid Pile Cure. am entirely CIR cd
Of the terrible disease from which h8vs
suffered six months; and now I am USING
Pyramid Pills which hep me very rnueh.
From B. II Palmer, Windsor. Calif.:.E
have been troubled for afteen yeas wi
piles and have tried different salves aud
ofntments. but rever osr,e across any
thing like your T.-raI,sd Pile Cure. I
used two 50 cent boxes three months aco
and they have a:e 2 complete cure. and
1 am recommending them TO every cne
know to be afflicted. Thanks for the
cure
From Thos. 4. Nixon, S7f y. Bambrey
St, Philadelphia; lit is now time
should let you know that an cured Of
bleeding piles. II YOU only Rsew how 1
have suffered from them for The last liae
years. in pain. Last April went To ths
drug store and bought n - cent box OF
Pyramid Pile Cure and / fognl al LAST a
good cure. l had spent eoIsrs trying u
get cured OF my piles: al othe-s have
failed to cure me. bat now / am happy
10 have a coed sleep and Be able 70 W X
also
Pyramid Pile Cure is sold by druggists
generally. II yours doesn't keep IT, hs
viii get it for you il you ask him. Book
or cause and cure Of piles sent free. A6-
dress Pyramid Drug Co., Marshall Mich.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-22
GAVE A PARTY
But sophomores Brcke II Up Early in
the Evening.

<he Fairmount freshmen he'd party
N The herae e Mr. Lock Dav dson las,
uight Everything was going fine ungil
She sookcncres appeared on The s,eae,
3 Ken The rarity Suddenly broke uD =
coapie OF the soTh aEsores sheived them
selves to the frsshenen's rsfreshnaenss
and took l. unoa sisemssaves 70 enter
tain the freshman class The sonhosuores
are juhilans TO think that The freshmea
did not eyade them.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-22

Sold Everywhere. In boxes 1oc. and &c.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-12-30
Hdunie Branch, w. Va.

Thomas Rowe, OF Ten Mile, is
with home folks at Haynie Branch
unit after New Years.
Gray Freeman has left this old
branch and has settled down in
Huntington for life. Uncle Peter
Gregory has taken charge of his
farm.
The grist mill at this place has
been somewhat improved.
This is exceedingly good weathe
for loafers at the stores and such
places.
Our groceryman, near Dunleith,
Is getting more customers every day.
He Is good and honest man to deal
with. All he needs is an ad. in
this per.-ED.
Goldie Rowe's arm has been badly
swollen on account of fall on the
ice.
Bro. John Skean is quite ill with
asthma again.
A letter was received by home
folk from Anthony Rowe, who is at
Muncie, Indiana, the other day.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f.. Irby.
IA son. Tom has thrown away his
old hat.
Uncle Henson Haynie and Miss
Marietta Plymale visited Peter
Gregory, Sunday.
Boru, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Low Hay.
ME, the 18th inst, son.
Goidie Rowe, who has been stay
ing at Central City for the past few
weeks, has returned home.
Mrs. III. Bolt il no better.
The boys and girls are having a
good time attending church these
cold nights.
Jack Ward has moved his family
to Central City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z ay Brumfield
visited home folks the other day.
MOUNTAIN Boy.
Dec. 21, 1903.
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Dec. 1s, 1903.
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From Another Correspondent.

The weather is so coll we can do
nothing but go to church. They
are having a splendid meeting at
Lavalette. About one hundred have
professed conversion.
1t begins to look as though Uncle
Henson Haynie will soon be married.
Almost any one in the neighborhood
can guess the name of the intended
bride.
Floyd Cole is going to Morgan
town TO accept position at the
glass works at that place. Good
luck TO him. We will miss him i'm
our sin gIng.
The writer was calling at O. Ply
males the other evening and US
young folks were all in the parlor
when the door came open aud in
rolled a very large water melon
weighing about 30 lbs. Mr.. J.. said
it was for Christmas dinner. The
melon had kept well, being as green
and solid as though it had just come
of the vine. Who can beat this?
The cred Rose" was very proud
of her paper. Please send 1t often.
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EDO, WAYNE 90, W. VA. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 80 1908

The ''Red Roee" will receive a pa.
per every week the paper contains a
communication from her, if she will
send her true name and post. office
address each time she writes. We
are poor hand to remember
names.-ED.
Another case of smallpox ia re.
ported on Wolf creek. We do not
Know how many persons were ex.
posed: We truly hope it won't
spread any more.
u w. Perdue, Henry Sharp and
w. =. Perdue are getting out a fine
lot of ties.
Lindsey P)ymale is quite ill.
y. Plymale was recently hunting
rabbits for three days. When he
returned he said ne saw two rabbits
but they ran from him and SO he 90,
no rabbit. The RED ROSE.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Shoals, ". Va.

Uncle David Ldther, who had the
misfortune to get his leg broke,
is getting along nicely.
Our school closed Thursday, the
cath.
The boys say they all had a good
time Christmas. The sad deaths
we hear of almost daily should
warn all boys TO keep out of bad
company. Always tell the truth,
pay your honest debts and you will
come out all right.
Mrs. Cora Plymale, who lived
near this place, died the 22nd INST.
She leaves husband and two small
children.
There has been quite an excite.
ment here over what was thought 10
he another case of smallpox. but it
turned ont to be chickenpox.
G. Luther, our rabbit hunter, i.
waiting on his uncle-D. III. Luther.
p. ii. Brumtield passed through
our village few days ago from his
farm with wagon load of "shucks'
He says he raised as fine "shucks" at
any one, but not much corn.
l.. DeFoe has new graphaphone.
Come over boys and hear him play.
A lodge Of "Mules" has been in.
stituted al Newcomb School House
Look out boys.
Yours, for good luck,
SWEET STAKES.
Dec. %, 1908.
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Interesting Letter from Minuo.
The People Want Caldwell for U
5. Senator--Pat Napier
for Judge.
Williamson, w. Va, Dec. 2S, 1908.
ED. ADvANCE:-
Ceredo, w. Va.

Dear Sir:-Williamson contin-
ues to enjoy that era of prosperity
that comes only through Republi-
can administrations. This is now
one of the busiest little cities
along the Norfolk and Western
railroad, new houses and new in
dustries going up with a rapidity
never before known in this noun.
famous region. While William
son continues to boom in q busy
way, the inhabitants here and
throughout all Mingo keep in close
touch with the political situation
and 1t is not too much to say that
the inhabitants of no county i'm
the State are better posted on mat
ters State and national than the
people of Mingo.
Ii ls with pleasure | note the
many editorial and local utter
ances in the ADVANCE favorble to
the candidacy of the Hon. J. l..
Caldwell, of Cabell comfy, for
United States Senator. Mr.. Cald-
well Is one of the big. brainy men
of West Virginia and would be
credit to our prosperous Mountain
State in the upper house of the
national Congress. He is at least
the equal If not the superior to the
Hon. Nathan Bay Scott, who seeks
to succeed himself, and there is no
reason Why Mr.. Caldwell should
not be selected. He has been an
active party worker all his life aud
there IL no reason whv he should
not be rewarded, as he has never
before asked for an office of any
nature. The Office of United States
Senator does not belong to any
one man life time and as Mr..
Sc OFT has already served in this
capacity let him step down and
out and Mr.. Caldwell will make
mort worthy gu SCISSOR. The
southern section Of West Virginia
has NOT, III the history of the
State, been represented by a Re-
publican United States Senator
aud the region south of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad certainly
abounds in wealth and business
interests equal to the region north
of this great trunk line, and that
one Senator should come from
this section is a matter that
should be conceded by all. No
man in the State has done more
to build up southern West Vir-
ginia than the Hon. j. j.. Cald- !
well. His work ~ visible on every
hand and especially is this the |
case in the counties along and ad /
iacent to the GuyaDdotte river,
where Mr.. Caldwell has in late
years su cceeded IN securing a rail /
road from the Ohio to the greatest
coal fields in the State, those in
Logan, Lincoln and Wyoming
counties. The people in this sec
ton can not afford to oppose Mr..
Caldwell. 1t is due him that he
be given this Office by the next
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hGCidentdIIu Shot.

Lemuel Chadwick, the little I2-
year old son of the widow Chadw wick,
and boy named Bently, were in
Stump's restaurant AT Kenova last
Thursday. The Bentley lad had a
gun in his hand and in some way it
was discharged the ball hitting the
Chadwick boy, passing above his
lung and coming out at his shoulder
Although the wound is a dangerous
one, it is thought the boy will re.
cover.
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10 New SnhSGriharS.

We will send the ADVANCE from
now until Jan. !, 1905, for the small
sum Of ONE DOLLAR. Don I
you want IT'D Next year will be cam
paign year and the ADVANCE will
give the news Of the whole nation.
It's FAMILY PAPER. TO any one
getting up a club Of ten and sending
us $1,000 we will send the paper
one year free.
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Legislature and he will be reward

Legislature and he will be reward
ed. The followers, Of Senator
Scott, or at least . few of the Of
tice-holders along the Norfolk aud
Western, say to US: "Give us
Scott again and let Mr.. Caldwell
oppose Mr.. Eikins next time"
The people of this section Of the
State want Mr.. Caldwell now. Mr..
Elkins and Mr.. Scott are both
from the northern half and the
people in southern West Virginia
want a representative from their
section. Especially in Mcdowell
county do the Federal Office hold
ers want to boss the Republicans
of MiDgo, like they make an at
tempt to do in Mercer aud Wyom.
ing. The people of Mingo, how
ever, are of their own mind and
do not need any advice from the
Fed eral Office holding class abou,
Welch. Mingo Republicans are
amply able to to take care of their
own interests and they will insist
on the election of Mr.. Caldwell IN
1908 and they will have the pleas.
ure of seeing their man elected.
Wayne county Republicans, as
well as Democrats, should work
with this end in view and | believe
they will do it.
The people are with Mr.. Cald-
well and the people should rule
not few office holders who hone
to get control of the county com
mittees aud bulldoze the voters.
The rank ard file are back of Cald.
wells candidacy and the rank and
file will win.
By the way, l frequently hear
the name Of Pat Napier mention.
ed In connection with the Repub-
lican nomination for the Circuit
Judgeship. Mr.. Napier rs a splen-
did citizen, a good lawyer and
would make most excellent
Judge. Trot out Pat Napier from
Wayne and MinPo will make
good report in his behalf on cleo
tion day.
LONG.
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LONG.

A country editor gets off the fol.
Lowing in arecent issue of his paper:
"Good morning. Have you paid
your subscription this year? Per
baps you owe for last year. Now,
you understand, we don't need mon
ey; we have millions get. But
IT il really an imposition To let ! co
pie 90 on carrying our money when
we are strong and healthy, and so
abundantly able TO bear the burden
ourselves. For this reason we ask
anybody who has any OF our money
in his possession TO leave it at the
office, or send it by express, or send
it by post, freight train or any other
way, just so it gets here. Silver
and gold are heavy, and it would he
a matter Of lifelong regret if any
body should get bow-legged carrying
it about for u.s."
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For Sale.

Ihave for sale two splendid lots,
situate near the stree car line on
East Second street, Ceredo, w.
Va. There was formerly dwell.
ing on the lots and there is a good
stone side walk in front of same.
Terms reasonable. Call on T. T.
McDougsl, Ceredo, w. Va.
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KENOvA.
Items OF Interest from Our Sister
Citu.

Etley Smith is home for the holi.
days.
Drill. I. Vinson is in Cincinnati
this week.
Engineer Bay less was in town
this week.
j. Maytield was down from Will
hanson Sunday.
DIR. York was at Point Pleasant
on business this week.
Mrs. |. G. Daley was visiting IN
Huntington this week.
Mrs. James Harden was visiting
IN Catlcttsburg Monday.
DR. j. f. York was visiting in
Catleusburg Wednesday.
Mrs. Oscar Heberlin was visiting
in Catleusburg Tuesday.
Miss Katie Hatton was IN Cat
lettsburg this week.
Thomas Davis is confined to his
room with rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kidd were visiting
in Huntington this week.
Pitt Hoard, of Ceredo, was a
kenova visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. whipple
were in Huntington, this week.
There was freight wreck in the
n. ~ w. Yard Tuesday night.
MIR. and Mrs. III. III. Borders
spent last Sunday in Cincinnati
John Segar left for his home at
Clifton Forge, Va, Saturday.
Engineer j. p. Mathews, of Ports
mouth, Ohio, was here Wednesday.
Lewis Chisholm will spend Christ
nas with home folks in Clifton
Forge, Va.
David Lee is visiting his sisters,
Mrs. l.. ID. Baugh and Mrs. Chas/
Silliman.
Ernest Painter left Thursday for
Cincinnati TO spend Christmas with
home folks.
G l.. Shelley, Of Mercersb urg,
Pa, is the guest Of the family of
Hon. Jos. S. Miller.
Mrs. X. p. Johnson, Of Ports
mouth, Ohio, was visitor to our
city Wednesday.
Mrs. James Newman and daueh-
ter, Blanche, were visiting Mrs. G..
Peters this week.
Mrs. Tenny Newman and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Nora Clark, were in Cat
lettsburg Monday.
Miss Margaret Mariorty will spend
Christmas IN Portsmouth, Ohio. the
guest of Mrs. John Dunn.
DIR. York has moved his Office to
his new building. He has handsome
and convenient Office rooms.
Miss Lila Drucker, of Cincinnati,
who has been the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. &. Dresbacb, has returned
home.
Hon. Wayne Ferguson is here
from Rddford, Va, to spend the
holidays with Mrs. Ferguson, who
is the guest of her father-Jobn Kel-
ley, Sr.
Mrs. Wayne Ferguson and Miss
Maggie Kelley have returned from
Hot Springs, Ark, where they went
for the latter's health. Miss Mag
gle is greatly improved in health.
Last Saturday night Policeman
Andy Kilcoyne bad quite an exciting
time witha cOlored prisoner. After
having been arrested the negro took
advantage Of the policeman, grabbed
the officers revolver and made his
escape. That fellow will doubtless
make it convenient TO keep away
from kenoya, as it will not be good
for him to return here.
Mr.. Harold Mccormick, of Iron
Gate, Virginia, and Mr.. Pinckney
Early, of Fairfield, Illinois, two
popular members Of Dresbach's
Engineering corps, of this place,
have gone home to spend the holi.
lays. While at their respective
homes they will desert the realms of
single bessedness and take unto
themselves wives. They sought to
keep the matter secret bnt in some
manner it has leaked out. Their
friends wish them much Joy and
happiness. They will return TO this
place soon after Christmas.
REPORTER.
Dec. 1S, 1903.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-12-14
A Very Close Collection

On the fourth page will be found
the delinquent tax list, compiled by
the county treasurer, and published
for the first time today. There are
but nineteen names on the list, and
the total amount delinquent amounts
to but S71.61. The largest amount due
is $20.33, and the fact that this was
not paid within the time prescribed by
law is due undoubtedly to an over
sight as the taxpayer in this case is
abundantly able to dig up the amount.
The total amount collected by the
treasurer was $5S,574.44.
The heaviest taxpayer in the coun-
t. is the Central Pacific Railway
Company, whose taxes amounted to
s29.540.36. This was paid on the land
owned by the company for the whole
year, s5,41S65. and on rolling stock.
road, right of way. etc. for half the
year. $24,176.71
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-12-14
HAPPENINGS IN OUR
OWN STATE
Late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places m
Nevada

1t Is rumored that one of the state
institutions is involved in a serious
scandal.
After living together half a century
an aged couple in Reno has petitioned
tne court to dissolve the marriage
oonds
The 2-year-old daughter in the A. ].
Maestretti family at smith Greek, Lam
der county, died last week from eat
ing grapes supposed to have been
sprayed with insect powder.
1t is reported that about 1000 min
lng claims have been located at GoId-
acid. AS claim consists of twenty
acres, tnis means that $4,000 acres are
severed by mining locations there.
The postoffice department is adver-
Using for daily mail service between
oattle Mountain and Austin. Owing
~ a decrease in business the Nevada
central trains now run only every
other day.
The government is considering the
establishment of a forest reserve strip
IN the snores of Lake Tahoe. No de-
eision Will be reached until it is aseer-
se.inSd how mdcn the land held by
private parties Will cost.
Inc crew drilling for a foundation
lor the water storage dam on the Car
son river, struck on account of a boss
sent out from Boston who acted as
-AodSn ne owned the whole works ana
sne employees were his slaves.
Henry Campbell, an old resident OF
the county. was instantly killed al
4teno Friday by a live electric wire.
He was coming down an electric posi-
on ladder and for some cause reach
ed out his hand and caught the wi.e.
Ane deceased was a native of Wiscon-
sin, aged 65 years.
BY aid of the track laying machine
the track below Caliente is being Laid
az the rate of seven thousand feet per
day. About sixteen miles from CALI
ente is a large cut in which steam
Shovels will be placed which will de-
lay the laying of rails for ten days
by the first OF April 1t is expected lne
rack viii be completed to Moapa.-
Lincoln County Record.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-12-14
SM00T MAY AN
SWER CHARGES
Mormon Senator From Utah
Will Have a Chance to Re-
ply to ACCusers

Washington, Dec. 13.-The senate
committee on privileges and elections
met yesterday to outline a policy to be
pursued in investigating the protests
filed against Senator Reed Smoot be-
ing permitted to retain his seat in the
senate and decided that before taking
further steps in the matter Senator
Smoot should be given opportunity to
make reply to the charges.
Burrows, chairman of the commit
tee, was instructed to notify Mr.. Smoot
OF the decision of the committee and
to request that whatever reply he may
desire to make be in writing. In addi-
ton to the innumerable petitions fled
with the committee for the expulsion
OF Mr.. Smoot, two protests from citi-
zens of Utah were presented and brief
ly considered by the committee. These
protests charged Mr.. Smoot with be-
ing a polygamist.
They also charge that the Mormon
church, of which Smoot is an apostle,
hold its own laws to be superior to
those of the state, and they contend
that the church still stands for poly
gamy.
Neither Senator Smoot or his oppon-
ents were represented at the meeting
and for that reason members of the
committee avoided taking any action
which would in any manner show the
sentiment of individuals.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-12-14
Ooings of the Day Reflected
and Condensed. for Busy
Readers
THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD
Told In Short Paragraph
Latest Intelligence from
All Sources

Paris.-Lord Abinger died in a hos
tanned in falling down the stairs Of y
restaurant. He was born in 1871. His
mother is daughter of the late Com
modore Magruder, U. S. N.
Memphis.-The national committee
ofthe Allied Peoples party issued a
mittee at st. Louis February 22nd for
the purpose of naming a place and
date for the next national convention.
Washington.-The torpedo boats
Perry and Paul Jones have been or
dered to proceed from the Mare Is
land, California, navy yard, to Pa
mama, to augment Admiral Glass fleet.
The Paul Jones will be placed in COM
mission at once.
Topeka, Kans.-Mrs. E. T. Hazen,
wife of Judge Hazen OF the district
court, was fatally burned by gaso-
line explosion. She was cleaning
dress when the accident happened.
Gas had formed from the open can
and the explosion followed.
Carthage, Mo.-Ben C. Ayler, the
Webb City millionaire mine owner,
who shot Gordon Allen, very wealthy
Joplin man near here two months ago,
was acquitted here by jury in the
circuit court. The jury was out only
eight minutes. AYERS plea was self
defense.
Topeka, Kans.-Blanche Boise, the
disciple of Carrie Nation, who smash
ed the plate glass fronts of seven To-
peka joints a year ago, will have to
serve the Jail sentence imposed by the
Shawnee county district court under
a decision rendered by the supreme
court. Judge HaZen gave Miss Boise
a thirty-day sentence.
Baltimore.-Colombus Ellsworth Up
tor and Charles w. McGregor, former
clel ks IN the postoffice department at
Washington, VINO were last Thursday
found guilty of postal frauds. were
sentenced to two years in the Mary
land penitentiary and to pay fine OF
81 100 each. The counsel for both de-
fendants gave notice of appeal.
San Francisco.-Chairman Johnson
of the restaurant keepers association.
which is allied with the citizens al
lance, a secret employers organiza-
ton, says that if the cooks and walters
do not return to work in open shop
that ne Will order all the provision
trades to cease selling to restaurants
not in the association, thus closing all
of these restaurants.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-12-14
Raced With Death

Des Moines, Iowa, Dec. 13.-Gov
Albert B. Cummins raced with death
half way across the continent and
won. A telegram announcing the fatal
illness OF his mother Thursday called
the governor from Boston where he
had gone to deliver an address.
He Immediately started for home.
Dispatches from the sick room were
received at intervals during the trip.
The fastest limited trains were chosen
and he arrived at his mothers bedside
at o'clock this morning and found
her sinking slowly.