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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-07-09

For SALR-On easy, liberal and
accommodating terms, my house and
lot at louisville. Dwelling and
outhouses all new and in good re-
pair. Will sell at bargain.
VIM A. Burton,
louisville.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-07-09

A MAN WANTED TO help 10 mar
BILE works. Good wages to good
active man and chance to learn a
Geo. L. Sey Vile,
Pocomoke City.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-07-09

= Peaches and melons, the first OF the
season, was Tor sale in our mnAet
this week.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04
90 Q6 90
b.. Celny largo We. a
Co 90 90
Z ~ ~ ~ w. q ! & ~ " g..
- >. *.1"~ :; :
....WINONA.>:s - = ::
-
.WnNONA.:

Rsssniea wIosennta -. ~ Il. $4,000
sPszenica zirnowa:: . g.. s4c-s5o
Maka -sP1tent & aSabte ,cSll i. 90
:" HsHaigg,lhdt NJ n h 1"aA as35.oo
8Zyto - "a, bnszel... 600
Len nasienie- "a buszel 80. $l.00
Koniczyna 81. $4,000
Jeozmien Nj. 2 .:.... 4so-5oc
Mr.. 8 ......40 c-45c
Tymotka .... :,.:s99oc-r$l.l 10
Kukurydza (corn S. sos! SOC
Ground Feed "a tone: 90 90
Feed - Bran. :. 81. ...$ls.oo;;
Middllngs. ... $500. -. $500
Siane -tymotka ...s7Qo-$s.os
dzikie..... So. ooz$7.oo.
Kartofle,- 4baszel: 40c-50c
.Maslo, funt. ~. 49,. 12c:Al4c
Mod, funt.... ..'... ~. l0o--A2c
Jaja, tuzin. -. .:lBc
Swinie- = we. 49,. $4..75-- $500,
bite...... 81. 25-&6.5 so:
Byd}o - zywe:..... So. oo---$s, %:
bite ...... 500 e-t7.o0
Jagnieta. : awe. $500 a: SO
Jagnieta = bite ~ So :oo-$e.oo,
Owce - AWE. s.oo-sss5 50
bite $1,000 90.
G C1ieleta zywe ~. $~4:oo77$45o
bite 80. -: 6.oo-s7.o 90.
CHICAGO. .:x,cEH
Byd1o tuczne SIS. 81. 95=s5:75
81 zwykfe. H.:..S S4.50-t5.25
$Cleleta. SO. 50-&5. rs
SWINE - tuczne -. 81 50-&4.75
4 "S.3 zwykle:... )" 81. 6o-$4.7o
Owce. t4:75-*5.50,
Jagniets. ..:!.i.T.ya. :..... IS. 35-$7.o0
sPszenica wiosenna -. :: '9sc-- 100.
Pszenica zimowa. ,----..ssc-so
Corn''' .''..'':'''''. 4Sc-oSo
OWES. s..,4& y. :aa.::,,: :,4o 1918;
3Zyto. ae3Q--7Oo
u n.....:........ 81. 1o-$l.9I1
Jeczmieh ~. IT, $, = 35ac+5i5o
Nl'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04
Szanowna Redakcyo!

E4 %Aa4 SSZ3nOWn8 IGe0aKCyO! a..gas
strajk; kt6ry sic u mas rrozpeczql
u liipca, trivia dalej. O lie mi sig
'zdaje, to kupital,6ci chca rozerwac
-unie, lecz my .biedni robotnicy sic
ME damy,~~bedziemy. sic trzyma6
~wszyscy axe a wygramy j wyj~
diem ze strajku zvyciesko. Jeszcze
.dziykii Bogtu zzadnego zab6jstww:aI q
nieol ME pope}nili, lecz :, skabi'' po-
ranili smiu unist6w, - maja pos,
.prowadzanych ludzi zrozmaitych.
stronn 65wiata, okolo SO specyalnych
policyant6w porobili : prosty,clh.
w}6czeg6w. kt6rych podobno miej-'
scowy szeryf odse}a : kad ..przybyli.
Zatem bracia unisciSnie narzekaimy
jeszcze i ME tra6my nadzieji, trzy>
NANNY. sic w'szysc,y razem, a wygra--
my. i w.s,systko nam sic. siie, wwr6ci, a s}a-
wa nasza bedzie sfynad po ea}ym
swiecie. a 14H !. :
Prosze poda6 TODD !, w iarusa''
ntIiIechSo bie czytelnicy Przeczytajs
CO sic mas dzieje.. -. ~.
ABoNENT
5s:>~ ~l S>-tS : =:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04


HiLADomosel
! MIEJSCONE.
!.
.S@S}Etff Eftf*s fS&1A .z SI
& nssd 5. d ~ d
i asy @fa ftE 9i5 III aS3s3s5 cat ttS5fG III
5hTOWVA:RFto(3W7,Y pto7.ciag2 koldi
Burlingtop'diszkiej 'wykeoleil sis
" zesz}ym.tygodniuikil m II
ma poludnieI, cd Winony. Ma.
sigma i kilka wagon6w wpad.
lo !l, do r .,,,lZ!iIi Mississippi EiIssIijE,] iIas. p
} y n pociag, m ~ je-
1chae do La Crosse, po tore
||;k,oleji : Milwaukee ! ~ & St. ! :, Paul:
t. w PRZYSZ1A; sniedziele
fdnia Z. sierpn,,iia , po nabozedd--
stwie, odbedzzie sic v. dolnejj
hall pod: ko6ciolem sw. stani-.
s|awa :Kostki, zebranie para
:fialln = & J: " :. c s y; ! o = v 81 :;pla-
|. ! i bqdon5y novel szto}ys p& !
rafialnej< kossten .ezteraziestl I
tt {. !! ! dolaf6N *Brak :noKel:
szko]y jqz darne sic dale T
mas :: We. znaH znacsna. hoazbaa =
d4ieei ia :,bEaku miejsea y
szkelesparafialn |''i mus a1|'lld u'cze1
szc,z'aItt do angielskich miej!
! |shis y 3 ! @ r. ! ; - toe e tes ~
wEieeei ! dice lie j Pomisfei6 ME i
mega is IN Nova >Wikolalma byc;
tax urzadzona, i po przej6eiu
wszystkich klas dzieoi NIGGA
wpreqz1t do V5yzszyeh
szlkol, aII!f,ill bedzi Is ma rogu
ulicr I G'l'a']grriimtona, :obok
naszego polsk|1le1go ko6cioh,,
kt6ry jest najpiekniejszym y
fl i. T37a 4 #I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04

!: K0R ll.ll9
ii, NIARUSAs
sfa 8ssfI f9g Il Naa5st
n PIE Wis,
SzanoWna RedakcvO!! -

SzanOwna RedakcyO!
( st sfl
I''ro4a'zee 2. I, pqppies sze e,'ls tYgGeAA kki i !
slow We W & i IS .ulI
III Pan r A~ps9l.paE,ys / W W. * g 81, Do 4 ;.
|Eddsotyschosc,zzsaVsowy 'ttaatejjszy nauc,,ye,el
j toqr.ganlistas W,yjjedzie. Y tych dniaol
az Mt. Pleasant, Pa, a aibyy tam OBJ
JAZZ miejsc,e nlapvzyoiela or ga, i
styy' Y sp,o'skiej paraffiiap d i
Pahskiego, ktdfejj pr ! 81 . i i; !! ~: lsas,,'
wiel. ks. Siiwwii ttc: i. ] !
socio letnis .ta1anszek nrrazw~iskiiem
.Dabsk, vyszeelssobie do .boru sxbieI
rad Jagody, ez,' viecej DO dosud
me Wrp6e "a szakano goznaprdzad
;przen oily tydxien, sas dsiesiatego
'sdnia 'dziecl .bieraijac jjagodyw 1eeai(
sjppsppelttrzegfy nieiYwago,slee. e e,:.tl !
bYto tax snadpsute4sa =#izzIsie niEtt7niitt
.nn6gBff PRIV iityt. p6ppiielr,e, przeedssie-
|. tb '[stP .Poigffzs {. ffaopatrzy.aEsr
de- odpoxisdniey prrzewi6sl clalq
MISUNDERSTANDING, doEmiasta.
5=,v.es.lym ty;
.egeqdalpuIi i .ls1. p&ls4ieko kokeiola Sw.
Rii l 1 Rav 6 ;!ooby pan Bog zmar:
11eego, ktdrktak nies,pootdzianie y i, til
'okrropny. ispob6b 3eazedi ! tsgto, sS,w,iia,'
q! fi = ]. pr.yjeed q obva't viees
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04
Parma ma sprzedaz

80 ARROW gruntu Is a.
s j %upr,.awnnych reszta do
sbre twarde drzewo - drze-
Wo owocowe PREY domu. Do
Winony mil -, do Center
vile q, DO T,remmlppleau s, dto
Galesville 5 mil. Farma oko-
10 .ogrodzona, 400 dolar6w
wplaty resztapodlug umoWy.
sSprzedam tanio. 5000
CenterYille, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04
H--T8E 80 a % 81 IT NFMrE 800 81 80 ~ @ES&asH
Ne dwuroczny ob6z ryceFzlly,s#
Pythias " Louisville rs
81 SO iiSiierp1n1iia. .,S

KoIei Chicago Great Western
lsprzsd4Sia$ Bsd1let odfi2goldo I6go
.6isrp4ia1 Flapxnniie, tykletydo Louis &
vile 20. bardzo nlskich ratsch r.
stykist sNtodiiy. Dobry do powrdtu
r do, 8lgo Sierpnia blikszze in-.
formacyje pytaicie kt6rego bqdz e.
,i1enta ksIsTi Great Wfsturn, lalboJ.
!. = Elm Elpper, g. p a., Chicago,fl ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04
-fsss efliN n II.sE EsssTT..FFaay9 EsssI9 1Fsall5s1 Z
ZapOb tent &alnob1jstHu

"a za9 j. j s / a 8. I 4
Z~astFl0Rai4cs xawisdolniahi4, 4
ssp,odbbieaeninsan .
~ isis,ssrsn sllu.
dnpsssdltlyy sysstselp,,, al I fopss1aee
stii'ieasie ssx5kb' Ipso5pEtfszsads.aj44 "
n,djetro ibpSYmaei byd wynalsI
llih'buam6ia taf sainob6 }s.vo: Nj
pierw myAlsno ,zsraEssd leczen,uprxe1x
Elect'ic ,lBitters. (. q ~, 70 bedAae x ag.ln' g
nisjqcem' aletaret,~.eesm na fsSstrtj
nervddw. jvsmadniaii perswy Eiiodbudor
VIVA system. J IT. take wielkim
reg, latore,ns ao14tika. Iwaiatrdby j
merck Tylko sec .Nst.s ssty.fakcJS
ggvar.antuje n = n KS 8 ] APP
|teksrx.e" !. 'sis @sSssSa1 "s.5 $
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04
= y t"E -. 49, a&4E - Ia 8
Widzaif neWna rZocZ iestt(

- -..&s :. * 1SS.s.A = A*+S-s.E -
Widzeic peWna -rzecz lestto,
y niauwienzyd. Toaaaemo Cd;
nosi SIG i do czunia. GdyPan
ulce,xku III je ze b6lesreumatyczHa
.na kt6ref eialo lnd1:
kie Jest narazone, znikajaa e
uzyciie,imslynnego Kotwicznel.'
GO Pain Richtergi
wtedy i Pan uwierzyE iss5ddu!sza
jego bedzie siaFradoWaa. Co
ma % j so cent6w.zs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04

: J 'eiteal 2 wlelu list6W: ,,severy
;oplatki ma Dol g}owyEi neuralgia
3sa znakomite. A.P. Indahl, Dar~
win, MINI" Naty lq = qlga ma
wet ' najuporczyxazyeeh napadach..
!Cena IS cent6w, przez poczte 81
..cent6w.: w, F.. severa Co. Cedar
Rapid, Ia. !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04
TOWARZYST NO sw. Ka

TOWARZYsT NO sw. Ka-
zimierzaK ~r6lewicza wyp}acilo
" Lipcau wdoWie ] Margarine al
..Purol v Whine, Mimi i . ]. $500
:poSmiertnego po SIP. mezus:jej
jamie Purol kt6ry umar} W
dn = Ego Ma |ja !. b. b, :. j. -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04

Safssfsa1 yS9s&SH &aa4NSssS = fs8S
an1 1'I1|l|1a1l| H|I1HI'I1T IS
s'sasa !
I=7
! !. uo.'' sp'pio"''
|. 81 ), i ...,s'' ]
:. : . ID
49,
s'A''' -
MAKA zn6w podro1ala .
!, y !;
~ =
F"'e|soo0' s0'0Y
-
~ 80 - d :.
poS1'y W.go =: ! Z !
49, - 49, po - /
:. - : !" : = - - 4!
!. Mooo .),l'1 ~. n'iopY I
onaopak' keoty pi1e1 s : 80
~ ~ - Wousy pi1oa 1890 y
s's1i'o'''4 A'A 80 :
w pou I'll od Il, q. e ~
- -: = - 2.
-. : . ;
!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04

II REKOLEK CYFs ksiezy
d'7ssgeezyi Winohskiej rozpocz-
naa sic " tutejaem semina-
ryum pod
wiel. Ks. Rosswinkel S. T..
Chicago, " pp.ol,nliedzia}ek p.
b. m: itrwa6 beda. az do plat
ku wieczorem. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04

0twarciei ndyahskic rezer-
wacyi Devils Lake, N. D:
sOdt6 doiIgsos 'iedrpnia kole1 Chi
.cago Great Western sprzedAwtaat
bedzie tYkiety do Devils Lake j o.
btIdn;N NJ D. "a .cene1 jjednej jjasdy ]
sc SC centow IA tykilet zwrotny. Do
bre do powrotu al do 1890 Wrzes
6nia.a o bizsze,indffesrnl1salcye pytajjcie
agent6wI kolen. Chicago Great We.
stern, albo j. r. Elmer. G.. 2. a.,
Chicago, Ill. IN 7.sl {,
Narodowe obozowisko g. 4,
R. W Boston, Mass.od I'D
33O0Si5errplniia ~
Kolej Chicago Great :Wetefn,
Bsr3edaWaty baazis ooaaaS IL dttataa
5s1e1pl,a NkEH x~nofne do Hs
,ton,.po- .hardzn, tanich-ratat:hl ~. -;
'plad sie wamsshphilaa54za lho.pytat 10!
.regd, agsnta+.kadleiia(Gnsh WkstA6h
az J: 2. Elmer, Ct + E a., lfbd'
.Nadzwy1oszsaiine raty d1a Mto2
wychJurya6W do aDetf0it;;
Mich. ysss t
Kolej Chicago Great WtA6tsrl
siprsedaww.D, bsdsie tykiet 3 1kl6 SIS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04
Pan MARGIN Ceras. SO
& K. Str. jest naszym
-. aBgentemG. Wi'So Ona-
ha. Nebr. ma on pra.
.Wo do5odbiera,nl1Ei aplre-
numeraty kolekto-
wanna va Wiarusa"

Pr dr6zujcy agent
Pan w. A. R I';al 81
~kolektuje obecnie "a 2
Wiarusa W v Minnees'io-,.
Gle ! Wisconsin1lie, "a "a:
legal cy abonenci ~
cz na i j. jjego, rece 4 & !
zaUfaniem Zf6zyt "a:
49,. ::&..>% &SssS2*s
PATE: US hi: :asls@s x=sa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04

wv G~R0CERNI*pana szIFIIa-
!, merakieg,o,,: ia: mote sobiieskazzddyy
nabyc ksia&ke 4lts::o1lbfaEzzlkda1m'lii
.g { bu,dynK6w, psrk6M,
szk6iiko6eioll66w wino6skich:.
z'asjduje ~sie@*t,amotakae naa sls'
& s:S - /.
po1ski koscl6l plebaniah lila
sztor.C ena5zeszylu 80 cent6wl
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Shoals, W. Va.

AT the present writing our pastor,
Z. {. Watts, is some better. On
account of his illness the protracted
effort has been postponed
Miss Anna Gibson, Of this place,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Watts,
at Lavalette this week. We hear
Mrs. Watts little girl has chicken
pox.
Miss LIZZIE Bailey is visiting
ftiends at or near Whites Creek this
week. She is expecting to attend
the Business College" at Hunting
ton in the near future. We wish
her success in all she undertakes.
J. B. Porter left this place the
other evening for parts unknown
and several Of his lady friends are
mourning their loss. Girls, we
sympatize with you; but dry your
tears for we know he will return.
Mrs. Mea lows Is visiting on Beech
Fork this week.
Howard Hutchinson, Of Lavalette.
was pleasant guest Of Miss Anna
Gibson last Sunday.
Hugh Plymale and son James of
Huntington, were seen on our streets
few days ago.
Aunt Lou Workman. the noted
fortune teller Of this place, is very
sick. She has been coufined to her
bed for the past week or two.
We have a new lodge at this place
called the "Mules. p"
Our schools have all closed at and
near this place with the exception
Of Wolf Greek school.
The little son Of Mrs. Rosa Per-
due, who has been sick for some
time, is better.
Frank Irby made a flying trip to
Huntington one day last week.
What's up now Frank?
In answer TO "Suit All's" question
about the Lavalette and Iverson
boys, we haven't the pleasure of
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Crete, W. Va.

We are having some fine weather.
Health is generally good in this
locality.
w. II. Hunt has been visiting
Milan Fork this week. He lives AT
Spunkey, near Wayne, and is doing
a good business III the merchandise
line.
j. p. Mills keeps tho ak ringing
in the hills making cross ties. jim
is a hustler in the tie business
f. NJ. Stiltner has purchased a
fine boundary Of white oak timber
of James McSweeny. He will put
men to work at once to get out the
timber.
Rev Elkins has just cl osed a pro-
tracted meeting at Gllkerson. About
ten united with the church.
Rev. William Napier, John f..
Stephens, w. II. FraIey and II. A.
Fraley are conducting a protract ed
meeting at Crockett.
Lambert Mllls, aged about 81,
died at the residence of his father
w. +. Mills-on Beech Fork the
10Th inst of typhoid fever. Also
a daughter Of Mr.. Sims died the
same day of consumption. The
bodies Of both were buried the same
day in the same grave yard
B. V. Fry, about 20 years ago,
underwent an operati on by Drs. G..
X. Burgess and Banfield. About
six years ago another operation was
performed by Drs. Banfeld and
Taylor and on the goth inst. he was
again operated on by DR.. BaDfield.
Rupture was the cause of the opera
tions and as he is getting along in
years, being 81, it is doubtful whether
or not he will recover from the last
operation.
We should like to hear from the
Williamson writer again.
1t seems that Congressan Hughes
will have opposition for the Repub.
llcan nomination this time. The
people about Crete hate to give
Hughes up. Poor JoE.
Jan. q, 1904.
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Vivian. w. Va.

l know you think am not going
to write your paper again, but writ
ing for paper reminds me of when
| was a llttle school boy. One day
there were four of us little fellows
all lined up along the side of red
clay road wading the mud and watch
ing 1t gusb through between our
toes, when we met man hoseback
riding great deal faster than his
horse could carry him. He was one
OF those very important men whom
you sometimes see. But he spoke
to each Of us saying, "Iowdy bud"
until he came TO tie last one, who
stopped and looked at him for a
second and said ''lIow are you. bios
som?" The man threw him down
fifty cents, for the compliment, and
We four little fellows went on our
way rejoicing, for We knew there
was a treat in store for US.
There is quite a good deal of sick
ness in this part Of the country. Mr..
Nunely lost child three years of
age, With pneumonia.
Fire broke out in DR.. II. ri. Kill
ley's residence this morning at six
o'clock destroying the entire build
ing and the fine furniture. The loss
Is about six thousand dollars.
The ministers have all deserted
this place and the young people are
carrying on protracted dance. 1t
has been going on about two weeks
and will continue all next week.
Everybody invited!
] notice that Mr.. Con ID is hang
ing on a certain gate on Tidewater
late at night. Wonder what all
this means? But this is leap year.
PETER, THE SAINT.
Jan. u, 1904.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Newsu Letters from Different Parts
OF the COuntu.
Whites Greek, W. Va.

The mercantile firm of ID. IT.
johnson Il Co. are invoicing their
stock this week, assisted by Elisha
Buckingham.
The work on the railroad track
dump has been moving on briskly a,
this place for several days.
Burton Thacker, our local black.
smith, is kept busily engaged at his
trade.
w. G. Smith, n resident of our
village and blacksmith, is working
at his trade At Gragston Camp for
j. f. Mckinney, contractor.
Evart Dickson, formerly of this
place, was visiting home friends
last Sunday morning, but in the
afternoon went out prospecting and
staid too late for good health, con-
sidering the weather.
The bell on the Masonic Hall at
this place hangs silent on its steeple
No more religious services. no more
Sunday School and last of all--no
more social greetings of the Masonic
fraternity, but all is silent as death.
Mrs. Jane Johnson's condition i,
no better at the present writing, but
she appears to be gradually growing
more feeble.
"A revival Of the Christian religion
is moving in the earth. Who will
avail himself of the opportunity to
accept free Salvation? Nav the
messenger pass this way and call.
More spilling of human crimson
fuid on Docks Creek. 1t takes
blood 10 atone. More later.
The public roads are in a miserable
plight. The mud is fearfully deep
some places and on the new grading
along the railroad, between this
place aud kenova, they are in a
dangerous condition for teamster or
horseback rider. ALPHA.
Jan. %, 1904.
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k6novd, w. Va.

Mrs. ii. III. Borders and daughter
Nell visited relatives in Catletts.
burg, Ky, last week.
Mrs. Joseph S. Miller and dauoh.
ter Miss Lavalette were calling on
friends in Huntington, Tuesday.
Morris McGhee, of Central CITY,
has moved into the Slaughter prop
erty on Beech street.
Mr.. Stephenson Of the Kenova Pom
lar Mfg Co., has returned from a
business trip to Chicago and other
points.
W. II. Jones who has been laid
up with n spraincd ankle for the
past six weeks, is able to resume his
work on the road taking orders for
Portsmouth shoe house.
Mrs. Will Nichols has returned
home from Portsmouth, Ohio, where
she accompanied her brother-Mark
omith-who is recovering from
severe attack of typhoid fever.
K. w. Funk, the painter, has re-
turned from Cleveland, Ohio. where
no visited for several DAYS. He
says the weather there was extreme-
iy cold ard he seemed delighted to
get back to warmer climate.
The following Kenova people at.
tended the Huntington Theatre last
Tuesday night and Witnessed "Floro-
dora" Mr.. and Mrs. b. X. Clapp.
Misses l.oIlie II olt and Sophia Ed
monston and Messrs Il. New viii.
llams, l.. *. Crump, Berry Haley.
f. &. Painter and DR.. l.. r. Vim.
son.
We clip the following items from
the Mlngo Democrat of Jan. 18th.
l.. {. AyerA, of Keneva, road
master for the N. & W.. ON the
kenova division, was here the first
OF the week as witness in the
circuit court.
j. ID. Bangh, of Kenova, who has
charge of the immense land interests
ot stewart Wood in this county, has
been here for several days this week.
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Jan. %, 1904.
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for some months, is able to be out
again. He is visiting his sister,
Mrs. III. Self, at Doane.

for some months, is able to be ou
again. He is visiting his sister
Mrs. ii. Self, at Doane.
Allen Brumtield and family bay,
moved to our place. Mr.. Brnmfelc
Is section foreman here and we hop,
they will be pleased with their new
home and neighbors.
l.. L. Tharp, of this place, and II.
A. Tharp, of lverson, have gone 10
Island Greek to work and we assure
them success, as they have beeu
working at the car shops at Hunt.
ington for several years.
Miss Ada Brumfield and Miss
Trudie Brum6eld are visiting their
cousin-Mrs. Anna Newman-of
this place.
Mrs. Hattie Tharp, who is making
her home with her son, l. II. Tharp.
visited relatives at Iverson few
days this week.
Dock Newman, Of Huntington,
is visiting relatives here.
Emmett Fleming, who has been
working at Pittshurg, Pa, Is at
home now on account of n serious
illness; but he is improving nicely.
Our little town is progressing.
We have new store. Ii is under
the mana cement of III. b. Work
man. We wish it success. Aud
our other little stores are doing n
good business. They are owned by
Ira Smith aud j. II. Hutchison.
Miss Una Tharp entertained a
few of her friends the evening before
her father lett for the mountains.
with tlinch. All reported pleas
ant time.
Oh! yes, we must speak of our
hustling agent-E. l.. Davenport.
He and his wife are kept busy most
of the time. Ed. is the right man
in the right place.
We are sorry to hear of the death
of an old and respected citizen Elias
Childers. We extend to his family
and many friends our deepest sympa-
thy.
Miss Maud Barbour, Of Dickson.
was seen in our town one day this
week.
Roy Wilkinson, of Dickson, was
calling on friends at this place one
evening this week.
"A. w. Preston, the Dickson mer-
chant, was seen in our place one
day this week.
Pearl Bancroft was calling on
Miss Pearl Bowen last Sunday.
Elliott Carter arrived this morning
He has been brakIng on the b. d O.
K. K. for the past few months and
is making headquarters at Pittsburg,
Pa. DARK EYES.
Jan. 23, 1904.
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knowing anytt ing about those boys.
They seem to be very impor tant for
We see their names in the ADVANCE
almost every week.
1t the old Office cat does not make
bed ct this we will come again.
" shing the good old ADVANCE a
good night we are
WHITE RosE.
Jan. 81, 1904.
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WANTED-FAlTHFUL PERSON TO GALL,
on retail trade nd agents for mannfscfnr
Ing house having well established business.
local territory; straight salary 5000 paid
weekly and expense money advanced. pre-
vious ex perience unnecessary; poeItion ber-
manent; business successful. Enclose self.
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LdVdIette, w. Va.

The health of our community is
at present very good.
Edgar Newman and little daugh-
ter, who have been confined to their
room for some few days, are I'M
proving nicely under the care of DIR.
A. G.. Wilkinson.
Ben Newman, who has been I'll
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-05-21

HOUSES moved and Faised, Stone
nogh = specially Address o. cal on
W long WelseT G6as
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HOOray! |!

The supreme court of Ohio has
affirmed judgment Of the circuit
court of Erie county holding that a
married man may rule his own domi-
cile even against his mother in law.
The decision is predicated on suit
brought by Oscar W. Green's mother
in-law against him for assault and
battery. Green had forbidden his
wife's mother to enter the house
She refused to heed him and he
forclbly elected her. ~
The supreme court holds that
every man is master of the house,
whether the wife owns the property
or not. AS such master the husband
can deny any person admittance he
desires whether his wife likes it or
not, and he can do so by force if
necessary.
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" THE ONLY WAY I"
To the Worlds Fair. st. Louis.

Fittingly and permanently commemor-
ating the vast Importance of the Louis
lana Purchase Exposition, the year 1904
will witness the completion of the new
line of The Chicago & Alton Railway
between Kansas City and st. Louis.
Operation over this new road, which will
be the short line between Kansas City
and st. Louis, will commence about
June 10, 1904-only a short time later
than the opening of the Worlds Fair.
In time OF completion, and also in other
ways the Atoms new line is typical of
the fair. The st. Louis Exposition will
show the highest examples OF every pro.
duct of all kinds in the world, as will the
Chicago q Alton new line show the high.
est standard TO which the worlds rail
ways can be brought. As the Worlds
FAR will illustrate the processes which
make American goods preferred in the
markets OF the world, so the Chicago a
Alton will illustrate In all details-con.
struetion, equipment and operation
the accepted standards, which serve as
models Tor the worlds common carriers
The trains run via the Atoms new
Kansas ciiy'st' Louis line viii provide
additional and very much faster service
20 and from tho Worlds Fair city. and
our readers viii do well 10 mako sure
,h . upslf uekete read between Kansas
ny ana ~ Louis yia Tho Only Way
Which line ihe editor gladly reoommends