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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-04-22
both Dao of April. 1903.

between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4
O'Clock y. m AZ the trout door or the Court House
~ said county offer for sale by way of public ahc-
ton. 90 the highest bidder, the following real
estate situate in said county; Being the same
tract of land which was conveyed 10 Charles
IOoley, now deceased, from A. A Lowe et al.
By deed ~ record in the Office Of the CLERK Of the
County Court Of said county I'm Deed Book at
page 4Ol and containing about los actes and
being the sapic land heretofore partitioned
among the heirs ~ Charles Tooley, deceased.
rEEMs or SALE
said sale will be upon the terms Of one-third
oi the purchase money cash in hand on day Of
SAFE 0ne-ihtfd IN six months, and One-third in
twelve months; the purchaser 10 execute his
notes for the deferred payments with Interest
from date and the legal title Of said land will be
retained until all purchase money Is fully paid.
,HlYen under my hand this the 28th day OF
=. H. MEEK.
Special C1uuiie si0ucr.
j, l.. NJ Davis, Deputy foi Charles r. " aiitcr,
Slerk ~ The Circuit Court OF Jayne comfy,
Wett virginia do hereby certify that the above
ndmcd Special Commissioner has executed bond
~ required BY the decree Of sale In this cause.
L. M. DAVIS,
Dept. Clerk Circuit Court.
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.REDo, WAYNE co" W. VA. WEDNESDAY, April % 1903.

Twelve Pole at Shoals. We wonder
IT the County Court could be made
TO see 1t as the citizens do?
Quite "A number attended w. J.
Bryan's speaking at Huntington last
week.
There are quite lot of weddings
expected in the near future i'm our
neighborhood. One already has taken
place.
Mr.. George Bloss, of East Lynn.
this county, and Miss Mary Artrip.
ot Shoals, were united in marriage
at high noon last Wednesday, the
10th inst. Boys, you ought not to
let fellow come so far and pick
out one SO good and pretty and lessen
your chance of getting one so uice.
We wish the next Legislature
would make it heavy fine for anv
one guilty of playing cards in 500
yds. of cemetery, as some OF our
boys get even inside and use head
stones To rest their backs against
while they win and lose the pennies.
Ii is enough to make the dead turn
over in the grave.
MIR. Nj. Nj. Bolt still keeps driving
quite fine lot of cattle To Kentucky
and selling to the stock men of that
State.
We are reliably informed that
there is To be about 27 persons
baptized at our place on the first
Sunday in May. Revs. Harmon and
Z. {. Watts will otiiciate.
Wishing the ADVANCE a long and
prosperous life we remain yours,
once week. OLD TIMER.
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Shoals Items.

The Health OF our neighborhood
is fairly good.
Not much farming being done,
owing TO so much rain. Quite lot
of our farmers have no potatoes out
or oats sowed and no plowing for
corn at all.
The river at this place has not
been low enough (only one or two
dsys) to ford for weeks. If there
ever was bridge needed on any
stream and at any place it is across
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MRS. WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
hRs peen used Tor over sixty years by niI-
lions oi mothers Tar thotr children while
leethlug with perfect success 10 soOtheS thr
child, soiteus the gu ns, nilays 1ll pu'n cure,
rh1a. IL Will relieve the poor uttto eutier,r
immediately, sold by HruVUis,s in every
% par pI the world Twenty hVe cents bot
soothing syrup" and take 40 otnor Kind,
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SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED
Was the ArmOrGd Cruiser West
Virginia Last Sdturdau.

The armored cruiser West Nir.
ginia was successfully launched at
Newport News last Saturday. 1t
was witnessed by twenty thousand
people, hundreds of this number be-
ing citizens of this State. Miss
Katharine Vaughan White, the fair
sponsor, was accompanied by her
father, Gov. a. Is White, his staff
and Mrs White. Miss Whites
maids OF honor were her sisters
Misses Grace and Ethel White-and
Miss Ashton Wilson, daughter of
eX-GoVernor Wilson. When the
party appeared they were greeted
with a tremendous outburst of APP
plause. They at once proceeded TO
the christening platform, where a
bottle of champagne hung suspended
from TIE ships prov glistening in
the bright sun light. Miss White
grasped the bottle, her eyes intently
fixed upon the prov anxiously await
ing the first motion, the signal for
her TO hurl the bottle and its con-
tents with all her force at the ship.
Slowly at first the big hulk begun
10 move down the ways, Impul-
sivelv Miss White dashed the bottle
against the ships PROV and as the
bottle broke and the sparkling
beverage trickle'l down the ships
side she exclaimed in voice
sweetly musical, 81 christem
thee West Virginia" The BIG yes.
sci glided smoothly down the ways
to the water causing big splash as
she plunged into the water
On out into the harbor she vent
while bable of over O,OOO voices
and the shrill whistrng Of the boats
her. She was caught sever
al hundred yards out by tug and
towed slowly TO one of the ship
yards wharves where she was tied
up.
Addresses were made by Governor
White, Ex-Governor Atkinson and
others. After the launching the
guests were taken to Old Point
Comfort where President Orcutt, Of
the Building Company, gave them
an elegant banquet.
The West Virginia is sister to
the armored cruisers California and
Pennsylvania. 1t is of fourteen
thousand tons displacement; hull on
load water line, 500 feet; beam ex-
treme 90 feet l-2 inches; speed 2z
knots; will carry $50 men and officers
and will have s-ncb breech load
ing rifles, IA G-inch rapid firing guns,
IS 3-iuch automatic guns, l-pound-
er rapid fire guns, Colt automatic
guns, machine guns and 2 3.inch !
field guns.
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Order OF Publication.
The state of West Virginia.

Wayne County Circuit Court Clerks once.
Az Rules held u the office of the Clerk of the
,ircuit ourt' ON Monday, the 9th day of April,
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Smallpox is plentiful at present
through the Guyandotte Valley and
it is feared by some that there will
be a general epidemic of the disease
when the negroes and foreigners are
imported to work upon the extension
of the railroad. In the vicinity Of
Salt Rock there are many cases, and
others are scattered in various sec
tions of the valley. At Hamlin,
there are a number of cases in the
county Jail, necessitating the post
ponement of several criminal trials
but the disease has not yet spread
into the town,-Huntington Adver-
tiser, Apr. IL.
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NUMBER 81.
"CoavlnGad and Converted"
lIR. }. NJ. NoKN.-

"N' }. NJ. NokN;-
'I have eU customer of Nrbuo,ics Coffee
ior ,,sr3i ears. aud even against your arrn-
rive'- aud nro'e.D have continued TO use same.
Row. cr after your demonstration aud vour
,'ltriert 'hlt tbe majority of people who use
Nthucslcf CoIec suffer with stomach trouble I
h7vc hccu lod tobaiievc that Won are absolutely
correct have b,eu suffering with stomach
ttouoic for more than ivc years and | firmly
o'N'Ne th7' drinking cheap Arbucklcs Coffee
wfs t'e sole reason for my having suffered
with this trouble. II now has been more than
month alo through your persuasion I
7bAhdonei The u.o of Arbuckics Coffee and
bought ot you your rs cent Colee. and must
saw in Justice "a YOU aud myself that I never
ielt h'trr 80 nay life. the sorcuess aud pains
'' "' ""mach sccmed TO cave almost the In
"i'ut quit cheap package coffee. aud firmly
believe my s'omach trouble was caused by the
u-o of Arbuckio- Codcc, | have quit II aud
would advise an my friends to totally abstain
from the use of ArhnciSlcs Coffee"
such is the statement made 10 me by Mrs
TNioi Rryant ot savage Branch whom have.
had FOR customer Tor more than 1--WE years I
have, trom tiuIc To Time prevailed ON her to
quit tusins ArbucSlcs Coffee. aud after my de
monstraton of this said Coffee aud persuadiuv
her to use good. loose roasted coffee, Won can
rcad FOR youracif what she saws
| further wish to say / m, making n sne,i,i,v
o' good coffee aud giving II great deal of my
attention aud time, aud invite all who love
good coffee AZ reasonable price TO cali and
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-04-22
In Chancery.
John White,

NAPIER & MEEK, Atty's.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-04-22

We are still IN a position to dis
pose Of few Sewing Machines at
about oue.half the price agents ask
for same. The machines we sell are
made by a standard company and
guaranteed TO give entire satisfac-
ton. Call on or write the pro-
prietor of this paper.
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I'HIN.
Lewis Perry,
In Cfhnur.rv
John II. Whiu,ct al,
Tie object of this suit IL tn partition the
real estate ot winch Katherine Perry died
to-
THIS day came the piaintiT by his attorney.
ana upoh a. motion, aud ~ appearing from an
AlhnlNt hled win the papers in this cause,
ihat Jess" Perry, James Perry, Mattisnn Smith
a"d Bon y "a defendants. are nonresidcnts OF
iu' 1iA-c oi West Virginia IL Is therefore
ordered 'hat they DO appear here within one
mouii atl er the hrnt publication of this order
'nN 40 Whtt tH necessary Ia protect their in-
terr-t tn this suit. \ nd IL is further ordered
ihat fhis order hc published once a week for
Tour successive wreit-, iu thc Cercd1 ADvAgcE
weekly nrWsptprr published is said Wayne
County aud br posted on hc front door Of the,
Iouri House ~ said county ~ lc tat ~ DAYS be.
iorc Judgment ar decree is entered herein
i"stc; tHAs. T., WALKER.
Clerk.
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Commissioner Notice to Sell Real
Estate.
In Chancery.

T.. II. Napier, ct al,
VS. In Chaucerv
Malisqa TOOiev. ct a..
Notice rs hereby given that In pursuance Of a
decree Of sale made and entered IN the above
STYLED cause al the January term 1903. Of ths.
circuit ouri ~ wayne county. West Virginia
the undersigned. Sp ciai Com missioner. who,
was by said decree appointed for that purpose,
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Order OF Publication.


WAYNE County Circuit Court Clerks Office.
A. Rules held IN the Office Of the Clerk of
ihe circuit Court, on Monday, the 9th day OF
April, 1903.
Nancy Ellen White,
n (fhaurart
John White,
tn" object Of this suit is to obtain a divorce
- viucui0 matriiuonii "
his day came the plaintiff by his attorney
'nd upon liis motion, and ID appearing from an
1ihddVit u cd with the papers in this cause
mat John White. defendant, is a nonresident of
The state of West Virginia fl is therefore
ordered that hc do apcar here within one
mouth after the first publication Of this order
ana 40 what 81 necessary 10 Protect his interest
~ this suit Aud " Is further ordered that
TINS order be published once a week, for four
successive weeks IN the Ccredo DvAHCR. a
weekly newspaper published in said Wayne
county, and be posted un the front door Of the
"uri House Of said county at least ~ days be-
Tore Judgment or decree is entered herein.
Icste; CHAs. T.. WALKER,
CLERK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-27
-Four
ears of N VOus
Prostitution
From Overwork i'm Legal
Profession.
DIR. Miles NerVine Cured
I'm Four Weeks.

81 have been greatly benefited by the use Of Re-
storative Nervine; hence this letter. l had been
suffering from nervous prostration, perhaps, more
properly speaking from neurashenia, for four years
before taking your remedy. which I commenced
taking about year ago. For a year before TAX
ing your remedy unable to be in my Office.
In four weeks after commenced using the Nervine
i was in my Office at work. and attending Court,
and have been since then. I had, prior to using
your remedy. sought much medical assistance. but
without avail. Ny trouble arose from overwork In
my profession my health not having been firm for
years. The work did would not have been over
work had I been perfectly well. I used your
remedy regularly for some three months and have
used it since, felt to need 1t. have not used
any other remedy since commenced using the
Nervine. When people learned that was at work
again constantly asked what restored me.
replied 4 know Of nothing but DR.. Miles Restora-
tive Neryine.' Some Of my friends have said to
me Your restoration seems like a miracle 1t has
come to my knowledge that numbers of persons in
this vicinity and some elsewhere with whom / am
acquainted. learning of the benefit have received
from your remedy have used 1t greatly to their
relief. "-Ex-J Judge and Ex-Congressman Joseph Ma
son. Attorney and Counselor, Hamilton. N. Y.
All druggists sell and guarantee first bottle Dr.
Miles Remedies. Send for free book Nervous
and Heart Diseases. Address DR.. Miles Medical
Co. Elkhart. Ind. mh12
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-27
FAVOR ALASKAN DELEGATE
Senators Reach Victoria, B. c., on
Their Way Home.

Victoria, B. c., dispatch says: The rev.
enue cutter McCulloch dropped anchor in
Victoria harbor at o'clock this morning
from Nome. having on board the subcom-
mittee of the Senate committee on terri
tories. The party is all well and report a
very pleasant and profitable trip.
The members of the committee are evil
IDENTIFY persuaded that Alaska should have
a delegate to Congress. but probably arc
not prepared to make him elective. The
construction Of national highway from
Valdez to Eagle by the government seems
to be regarded with favor. 1t Is believed,
too, that the building of wagon road
through the interior from the south coast
will stimulate the development Of the coun-
try to such an extent as to hasten material
ly the time when private capital win con-
struct railroad over practically the same
route.
The committee also seems inclined to favor
taking partical steps to perpetuate salmon
and other fisheries by having the govern
ment establish hatcheries, to be supported
by taxes levied on the canneries and other
fixerfes according to output. The commit
tee spent the day here. going to Seattle this
evening. where It will separate for home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-27

Robert Wright. and John Reinier Pels. also
of Denver. were married in the Memorial
Methodist Church at Wilbraham last night
by the Rev. DR.. Newhall. One thousand
invitations were issued to the ceremony.
which was witnessed by guests from Dem
yer, New York, Baltimore. Philadelphia,
Washington and other cities.
The bride and bridegroom travelled 1900
miles that the ceremony might take place
In Mayor Wright's ancestral homo. 5w
The bride chrfstened the United States
cruiser Denver at the launching In Phila.
deiphia last year. She il twenty-one; the
bridegroom Is twenty-seven- Mr.. and Mira
Pels viii live In Denver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-27
FATHER COULD NOT HELP.
Rich oeorgian's Son Arrested for Va
rrancy Under New Law.

An Augusta, Ga. dispatch says: Michael
Vaughn. twenty-five years OF age. whose
father IL wealthy and prominent in local
politics, was arrested yesterday under the
new Calvin vagrancy law. which is being
r1sidly.enforced in Georgia. and though his
father protested, he was held under bond
to await the action Of the court.
Vaughn senior, declared that his son al
ways had a home with him. but the war
rant declared young Vaughn without .
means Of support Vaughn has had much
trouble with the local police. having been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-27

ed II they can show that their husbands are
working for them.
The campaign against vagrancy was be-
gun in the small towns. and bands OF the
idlers fiocked to Atlanta, thinking they
would escape arrest. Last night the police
force In Atlanta began to make arrests,
and over fifty negroes and white people
were locked up in two hours on the charge
OF vagrancy.
The law is q great success. and negroes
who have been loaflng for the whole year
have gone to work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-27
Sailors Call Her q Hoodoo.
TO TEST RAD1uM CANCER CURE.
DR.. Hopkins to Experiment With DR..
Bells Suggestion.

DR.. Hopkins to Experiment With DR..
Bells Suggestion.
The New York Tribune today says:
Among the local physicians who have been
impressed by Prof Graham Bells recent
suggestion regarding the treatmt t OF deep
seated cancers Is Dr. s. 8. Hopkins Of
Brooklyn, who has made extensive use Of
visible and invisible rays for therapeutic
purposes. He has recently had q slender
glass tube made in which to inclose a bit
of radium. and he meditates applying this
to the seat Of the disease in one Of his
patients.
The cancerous growth which he is about
to attack Is situated at the root Of the pa
TENTS tongue, not in the viscera, but 1t ID
practically inaccessible by an x-ray tube.
Hence 1t offers q good opportunity for test
ing Prof. Bells policy. In the nature of
things several weeks may elapse before an
opinion can be formed of the success Of
! the experiment, but the public will be In
terested in the simple fact that some one Is
making a trial Of the idea
Thomas A. Edison's theory on the cure OF
cancer, as told in yesterdays Tribune. does
not meet with any great concurrence among
specialists in skin and cancer diseases here.
At the New York Skin and Cancer Hospital
1t was said that the theory of transfusing
healthy blood into diseased tissue, with
the idea Of checking disease, Is archaic
The new blood rapidly becomes infected,
1t Is explained, and unless some substance
Is introduced that will kill the germs. CIV
Ing the tissues a chance to heal. the mere
TRANSMISSION Of blood in the hope that
healthy cells would counterfeit the disease
will not be of any avail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-27

There is an epidemic Of scarlet fever In
county. Md. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-27
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
Denver Couple 90 Two Thousand Miles
TO Marry.

A Springfield, Mass. dispatch says: Miss
Roberta Marie Wright, daughter of Mayor
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-12-31

Last Monday as M. D. Thomas
was starting from the J. II. Bishop
farm east of town with his thrash
ing engine the action of the engine
was reversed and he was caught be-
tween it and the separator and bad
ly lacerated and bruised on both the
lower limbs and the abdomen. Be
ing alone he ran the engine to the
Jefferson street bridge where he
was obliged to leave it and seek a
physician. By that time he became
so ill that he was taken in vehicle
to his home, with his grandmother,
Mrs. Hamlin, where his injuries
were attended to. 1t was not known
whether he was seriously injured
internally or not, but it is hoped he
is not 80 severly hurt as he appear
ed to be at the time.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-12-31

The following clipping from the
to the son of former citizen OF
this town, Bob Harris, brother of
Mrs John Crane, who is still living
here. He is said to have beer. a
bright young man and fast work
ing to the front as a newspaper
man.
missouri Valley, Ia, Dec. 22..
Earl r. Harris, city editor of the
Missouri Valley Daily Times, died
at the home of his parents in this
city this morning after an illness
of ten weeks with pneumonia.
Mr.. Harris was one of the most
popular young men in the city. He
was born here October S, 1875.
While he was attending school he
commenced his newspaper career
as carrier for the Times. His
activity led him step by step higher
in the business till about eight
years ago he was made city editor
which position he has continued
ever since to hold with consider
able honor.
The news of his death was not un-
expected, yet it caused profound
la throughout the city and
county, where he was familiar
character.
Funeral services will be held
from the Presbyterian church
! Thursday afternoon at O'Clock,
Rev. McAllister officiating.
To the above the Cass County
Democrat adds:
at is with regret that the Demo-
crat prints the foregoing. The
death of Earl Harris means keen
loss to the Times of which he has
been the hustler for business for
lyears. The world has lost a bright
and capable young man and the
newspaper profession valuable
worker. To "Bob" Harris, the
sorrowing father, to the bereaved
mother and brothers and sisters
into whose lives this sadness has
come, the Democrat extends the
hand of fellowship in their dark
] hour"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-12-31

r. E Hamlin had long twenty
mile drive to Atlantic Saturday
with load of household goods for
Will Woodward, no snow, plenty of
dust and a brisk wind making the
drive uncomfortable.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-12-31

Our Extra citizens nc at Los
Angeles. California, underwent a
severe shaking up on Christmas
morning by an earthquake shock
which caused the latter buildings
to totter almost to the point of
collapsing, but fortunately al
though badly scared no one was
hurt. The sensation to those not
used to it was novel it not terrify-
ino
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-12-31

Harry Paige had the misfortune
one day last week to receive a blow
on the bridge of his nose, from the
fall of crow-bar while unloading
ice OF one OF the ice plants, which
tlattened that useful member the
bones being broken.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kelsey of
near Adair are passing the week
with his brother, Jas. Kelsey and
wife and other relatives, arriving
on the Saturday nigh Especial"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-12-31

Miss Dolly Bruner of Audubon
township can now give you the
correct time of day by consulting
that beautiful gold watch, a Christ
mas present from her relatives.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-12-31

Our city has been free from all
contagious and infectious diseases
the past year, plumps and chicken
pox excepted, our physicians with
out exception not having single
, case to report. ,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-12-31

Mrs. L. A. butcher, residing near
the north Audubon township
Christian church; was gratefully
remembered Christmas eve by her
daughters and son by being the
recipient of a handsome and
valuable gold watch a token of
their love for mother.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-12-31
Pleasant Surprise.

Last Saturday evening W. A.
Hamler was enticed down town,
Mrs. Hamler to the church to choir
practice and the children to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hen
shaw, when friends gathered at
their pleasant home to await their
return. The doors were relpcked
a Mrs. Hamler got home first
and when she was greeted by the
storm of fgood evenings she could
only emphatically calculate well!
WELL! How did you folks get in
here?" Then lights we're turned up
and ping pong and finch was
started and the guests began to en-
JOY themselves. When Will came
he looked like good straw would
upset him, but soon recovered and
helped in making merry. The
guests had provided a good
luncheon and when it was served
and just before it was partaken ot
Rev. Fisher in a very neat and
appropriate talk informed the host
and hostess that they had wended
life's pilgrimage together happily
these friends had met to show thai
tuCy dPPIcCIdtco lucIu anu III DC
half of the guests presented them {
cut glass dish as memento for the
occasion and Mr.. Hamler heartily
thanked them for the token. Those
invited we're, Messrs Geo. Henshaw
Frank Gault, AL Voorhees,, Gu
Gault, c. T. Waits, Rev. Fisher, DR.
Riley, Ed Delahoyde, G. w. Marlin
and ] q Powell with their wive
and T.. Newton and Misses Dollit
| Gilroy and Anna Dorr.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-12-31

George Harrison, who has been
away for several months, arrived
here Christmas eve to spend a short
time with his mother, Mrs. Hannah
Harrison, at the Jacob Andrews
residence,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-12-31

Isaac Andrews and daughter,
Miss Matte, came up from Allan
tic and passed Christmas day with
his father. Jacob Andrews and
brother, Hon. Fl. F. Andrews, of
this city.