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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-15
1t1iarnuHrt.

So @utifcr 6rGnSt. - $. 8. @eIt
Eopirbanocl OF Columbia 8rapbo.
pbone.8utif pao goit @oter, Street
/ Milipaufee neobrGnoie | Wanoaas,
% ct Gur tiIiteoenbe gpaninger blep
oQiaa rumponeret. Sobet anilaoes
til omfring $4,000.
grbciSc iOr mango. - Som Bio
neSbpnS or Oet itore 8ltltroftf ! GU
perior me0OeeS, at omfrir0 1000
0tdn0 piI iaa Irbeibe belle Sinteren
peo Opens II 0offer. Gette er Dob.
belt ida morrQe iom noseriinoe booOe
IrbeiSe Der iiGite aar. 6et oil lige, al
ser iaar or mooiaget SobbeIt iaa tort
aoantlm &uI iom ncgcnitnSe tiSli.
9ere.
StauSicr Spurppsnene. - 8pliti.
d,ef 9prrn / "a Grosie itaroIeoe
ManbugS ole Sporpogne, Der insen
G~onSufter hapSe omborb, oa arreItc-
reSe Wotormauaen. Sette Sfriot bleo
taget / ScnbcI0 til en- GororSnirg,
Tom bIgp ueotoaet al @prooSet Tor
rugle Tiger ii0eu, men Tom Sporueis.
ieIitabet bar iat ii9 lbooer. Sagen
pil bFi brngt op Tor Ssieiteret. .
@npcrnsr "a Solette Dor | Wun.
bags / Duluth iii aonference meo Sr'
ping n. 2enroot, Observation-Disclosures
Speafer, o. anore auIete Republican.
lite 8olititere | Superior % anoet.
itelsira. Der aaar Ipgter on of Der
REQ benle &ouferrnce blo b~eiluttei
al opitiue Seuroot iom Ga SaaetteS
@upernerfmoat iaar, og at Ga Sol
lctte ifal trUtte itg tilbaae fcrot bli
aanoioat for SorbuuoSienator.
Sals al Statens 2anS. - Yet ise
Ite Saig al StateirS 2nnS | Serboli
I'll ben Sop, Der blep peNtoaet THOR
iauSt i MnnSoas SteS paa 2auSfon
toret i MaoiiaW, Ger oar 20 aubpoe
re iiIitebe men 2art0et ilSbraate lift
tort cper Zen bodfsrte Eris. pa FIJI
- al Dc II uSbuStc 9anSitpffer BILE
iolgt. Get innrIeoe Ireal Of oct iolst
Scub uoaior0e 459 Ieres Ger ialt mo
'broste S2,S37. 9Gite Saa ifnlbe DC
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-15
3AiuurTntu.
Gilbert ". Swanipu en- uonppnt
til Boitmeiter | Rcaultpn.

Gilbert ". Gmaniuu er uonGput
til Boitmeiter | &cgaltor.
Z Ileranbria bar Der / Iaret 1908
b9ret opfert me 8prniugcr til en-
@nrbi of $4,000.
I Wprris bar Der / oct forIebre
9lar pGret opfsrt 9paringcr iii Ell
@Grbi al iaIt $4,000. Der bar
opret opfert 43 npe @eboelieSbuie
forirOeu Here MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sruaup. - auorctp 9ne % @iiS
9uuie 6. Sanber piebes forleoen vi,
ten | Serqis Sails. 8uitor Z.
Sisrnbom uf ben Sorenebc &trfe for
retteOe Gielieu-
@uOerner GnmminS al Soma oil
bIi Ell nj Ealerue neo en- @nufCt, iouI
De rGpublifanifc 9Irbber / MimHea.
polls nil aiue pan @tncoIuS SsoieI8.
bag. Denue @nrfet Oil bli Ell nf Sc
itore poIitiife @cgipcrlcber ser /
Spcn / &tuter, % mango frcmraQcn,
be SnIerc bar gIptt @efte ON at fom.
me. Sorfcttcn pjI bIi bolot poo
@cit Soiel.
Charles Gnberipu % Chris 3cter.
iou cr 10 Wruo, iom bor hoe. lam.
men l Want1tp. GPer furlcoeu Nao
bleo anoerion orreittrct alrflogct for
al bare beirIaula I'm 4nlucrut. %
han tIIitoN al boUc brcoct tit Noifcri
| IGUaere Eio. San blCp ftCbct DER,
beb, at 8etcriOH mco IN Oil haubc Ia.
oct et Itoet Wrrtc oao 10 SelpNalcrc.
iom itrar efter ionotc& / Nrosrious
8ei6belie.
TiupOr Brandt Sinner. 60 @uraa.
Set / @raro Sorts bar inQcn @}uu,
0igbeo borrtcn Ill at uutluQe for Rct,
zen eIer I'll AZ ufifcoiQe ira Gprbe0ei
Wfagcr Brandt. Ger hppocr al Client.
Iiae GmbeosmGno. cntcn De or uala,
eler uonGOni, fan iierres fra tint
Sttainger fun al OCn Iooaipcuor Gor.
iainIiug. Retteu bar aiQipct &ien
belle | SDereusitemmeIie mcO 0cmui
YaQ1tallO.
UT bare SelefOn / Sni:t er bic.
mere eg mere en- RpoucHotgbeo for d
brtftige 5armere | Re6 Ftper.G nlen
9ette gootgieres blnnot nu6et pet
Den &ienosgjeruing at Snurerc o.
TorrctringsmGnb I SoIitao III hal
beIluttet al aulpaae en- M 9eleion
LIME iioooer Sart0et oa oaier al IA,
ben tilfrpttet Senorum.8 erIcn, en-
itemet. Iigeiom De tpnter al unlGaa
en- 2inie til a6a. bois 5nrmerne Sc
bortcoer er irteresieret I Rroieftei
Oct er mn Blot et SiosipsrgsmaaI
mar bpert eneite Farmhls / Reo ri
Der Golen bdr SeIefon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-15
1ftnlt.

Sne % SorSeu bupSe man | Ssn-
Gags / Smesrsn al Salt Sofe Gitp t
llta6 ct npfiua mrrfeligt 6pno.
rrsr. Ger raiebe Ell ouerbpuoig Sne-
Itornt, mems blarfe 2pn f~rpoiebes :
ale Getrinaer ben ireiuIbte 9uft.
Set bar ct Ieir, iomsSffe Dor til al
prre noe /. en- H4ngSe 1elearai- %
SeIeipnlebnin9er blep r%aniponerer.
Suavel bele Tgpnoa lom Oct ueitlige
lltab biemisgtes al Stprmen. Saa
ntal,9e SteSer ialot DER ppIbiae Sne-
master, men Seutperaturen bar milo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-15
GlItunis.
eGsSptiit Werfe.

sGspptiit Msrfe. - s SirsSuSs
bleo G6icago pll,oieIist inobplet i ct
tpt Werfe - til itor 6ormorinB,
iprIia for Solf, ion Tom mo gpen
me0 Sernbanen. ssor Dem ioretom
Sper9auaen iaa pI,roielis, ion ON De
IfulSe u9re bapnet miof | en- Suntel.
llinooardige a~tmoiiGriife 6orboloe
BAR SfpIS / bette sSPromen. Yet BAR
inf Slit meS Sreueir, og al Hsgell
BiaLp 10 ogiaa til. Tette 9eppttlfe
Wsrfe rugeoe cper gpen en- bel Ginte.
Sraiifen paa @aoerne blep ! bsi 9rao
bpmnet, ba inaer 8aoelpgte par
tanSt, o. 6oogiGn8ere bar met tbeli
paa Se glatte ~tSortarge.
& 8apnet men life ! &apnet. =
5000 Suuftipn1rer bells | Spen Chi
cagp % bells / Hegieringeirs Slenelte,
ollie boiotte / Chicago, bar, eiter buaO
GbicaapbIaoene meoSeler, firteet poo
ell llSuei, bporpeo be opnaor ale DC
6oroeIe, icm Meblemmler al Ell 6as'
ioreuing npoer, itSen COG I Sirfeli9'
beoen of tilbere nogen ioaoar ,Sor'
ening. - Sc Dor faaet Option pdn
10000 GcreS 9ano | 9%hibudblia,
Wterieo, og icut oct err Meringen al
euboerpe, OF Bolitibetiente Srn9'
manoifaber OF Hoitbno ital saa mo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-15
granS | S%tatsfensnet.
3NtaCpurf.

Charles Straits, tiblisere Meolen
al 9proaoet / Ct. 2ouis. er MI al
SberiTf 0idmann bragte tilbage til
ct. Souis. San bar anflaget for al
babe mootaget 9etiffelier, men ban
aap en- goo Dag / ben 8mttion pnn
$4,000, icm par itiaet for bnm, oe
flpatebe til Wterico. 9ette bar
Warts 1902. Ien MI er altiaa 5ug'
len tiliioit fnebet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-15
JnoIdnoet.
9p.pa.

2rfe Nins Greamers So. moStoe
| Moocmbsr Mndno 367 900 Stunt
MeIf, Der aop 49S Niiub Snrsr pr
1000. Smerfebt betaltes meo 25E
Gents pr. Tuno.
apntraftsu for Spfsrelicn al Der
offentIise @penins / Soma GIN 81
opertoeet Of Butler Bros. ! Ct. Saiil
Winn. gpgninscr fol foite $42,50t
% oGre fproie I'll lite Moi 1905.
Ranoru biemisgtes / Manonss a
Ell ,S~ISebranS. Ser s0elagSe @ieroum
III CIT @grSi al $4,000. Get oar oei1
pGrite grnno Yanora bar bupt poc
mango aor. Sire itsrre gpgnin9sr
bleo logt | gite.
SpcrfaIe ai &gpcrc. Yoitmeiter
Gilbert Sobnion / Gorpoon 8apnt
Gountn, iom Mat til Ssroag Den SOC
Iaa / goitbuiet, bIeo pGffct al tn
maifereoe WGub, Ser beinleoe BAN
at aabne "Sdfeu". San ohleo %
loo Dem foa $3.50 / reOe Eenge %
for $25 / Clamps; men ~oesuagtei
trlleoe De bdm paa 2ipa % BANDIT
ham ill bans SeIteng. 8a De bapoe
adaet lin 8ei, begpuote ban al ifrige
ON Sielp. Oct bsrte &eOernc, oeno'
re tiIboge og tilitoppeOe bans lFhlnS.
Scrnbanefrig? Sra Boone meS'
SeIes, Of EN- arbeiHsitprfc paa 100
Mano fro Chicago & Hortbiueiterli
8aun / Wnn6agS rep op 100 5oo
rnlia mOIagte Sfinuer iilbsrenee
9ctpton & 9ortbtpeiterr 8onen. Ger
me gore ifiRrer oGt fire Soo al q
Sisrre al 6. & 81. %. @anenS Stod.
garo. Roaer 5orfIaring I'll oct lore.
taere Sfriot er eubnu life aiairet. &c
IofaIe 8rnftiouprer / 6. & %. @
Sienete flyer. at oe iimpeltben aoleo
Srbre fra Chicago.
Stpr Sranb. - Rotpon Dor Ssr.
Sas Worgeu bieniset al en- Slbe'
branb, Ser Iosoe Stsriteparten al Dor
retringsitrsget paa 8a8ers Roroiibe
| gfte. 5sIaeuSe bar IiSt met oeo
9rarber: emerior & SraiuS s5erT.
parbunSel, Cab $500. a~Siuraucs
$1,000; Rcaiuiitrp & Cos. Butt.
Sob $1,000; Rrs. Cora aerr Rad2t
Gtore, TAB $1,000; 6. =. Baum.
partners 9arberhie, Cab $1,000; 2.
z. Sits Wsbe. Eager, Cab 500;
9onf Of Rofpan, Sab $500; 90. s.
Bingham WelritrSbpgniua ifaoet for
$500. 8na SpoiiSer al 8aSen bleu
mango 8inSler sbeIaat.
Bammcit sGgtepar. - Set eIoite
Sggtepur / Soma ON life / DC Sorene.
be Stater er 0tr. % Mtrs. 8. 9,
@oro | Maion Sin, iom Dor hos De-
res Sntter, Wrs. Sniportb. Den
ABE San. bfI DC feire lin 69oc @rpl.
lMpsbog, oa en- mere aftip 9r1tbaonr
eler en- roifere 9ruo efter iaa nlou'
ge Mars SomIio bar ueppe Iepet.
Wr. Bomb bEiper 90 glar Den 24Se
SSdrular, % oeriom MrS. Bomb lcpet
I'll ben 136e Scptefuber. pil bain bore
90 gnr. Se er begge | bebite Bel
gnaenoe, beres Sirfomrelie or 600 oe
oeres Roroerintion err ida unoerbol'
oenbe ion noeeritube, Wr. 9ouf
bar gob Sro poa SegemSsoeIier %
fau meo 9etbeb goa Ell MiIS 8ct ON
9dgcr uOen at blipe tret. San bor
aIbrig britgt Sobof / uogen SfiffcIi(
% er maabeboIocnSe / aft auoet. Sar
hor goo llbfigt ill at fliune fpISe fine
SunSreoe aar / gob Selbreo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-15
AunTns.
Carrie Nations Siieiple.

Sarrte TnftDtfs Stlctple. - IS STD
pitoliet | Sopefa bPraer ct Waleri,
iom foreltiner "Guiter's 2ait Battle,
oa iererb aontoriiterne bar fomne
Manoag Woraen Den lite, blep Del
ifaaret iitpffer. Serbaaen fsr isatc
Wiiis 9lanbe 8oies at sue bette Scr
perf, og ma antnger. at oct er benbe.
ION bar nee iaien. Sun blep arreite'
ret iamnle Gag. st Stpffe paa $
Scnners 2pn8be og 6 Somners
gre6he er beIpis ifanret no al Wale'
riet meb en- 8punefnip oa forreiter
repet bort. Msiis 8piese II en- SilbRn'
ger al Carrie Nation oa lanaes oeI
efter at ifaffe Iis en- lSsner6e Ser6m'
meIie. Srgen grunS til Spruerfel
augioes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-15
Orrpnn.
On fuinSelia Gombun.

VN ~IuIHUNIIW VUUVpg' VT w
fienot Gopbop peb Napn Soc Wono'
obun beSe for nosle ioa Gage iioer
pIuOieIiat ucO Succor Greet. s 20
glar bapbe ban poa Seiterpgaen itrel'
let omfring pnn Get sitlige SregonS
@i6Ser oa par ooeralt arieet ipr e,
NleiterIfptter. San hap6e aiort Sic
neIte ION Surpmanb OF itent neb ole
0atg. s en- SorShptte / HGrbeNen al
Hoduiae bub0e ban lit Stem. Otter
hans 1eS ianot imiOlerttb SiQbegipn'
gercn ito, at cen bierpe GoDbop bar
= en- &pinOc paa cmfrirp De SO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-15
3Hpittuuu.

TrH Carl i. SanicnS Ianh oe6
Sort Benton bleu ser iorIeHeu Sna
itiaoIs TO Seite. San uoIoper M
500 ScIenuing for OcreS GiIbagc.
briudeIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-15
Mthteun.

2BnsnrSiGttelie. = 8rubearbeioer.
ire / StaaItruitens @riiber bar mn
faaet 2snnen nebiat meb ira $50
til $3.50 for Dem. iom arbeiSer neoe
i 8ruben oa $3.50 for Dem, iom ar
beiSer poa Sperflaben, melSes ira
gesiemer. Samtibigt tiger Brii,n
paa 8ieb, Miel oa ANDRE 2iusiorns-
0elibeber,
granS | Statsf9nslet. 5 Dan.
bags opitoo Der SIbebrmro | Stats'
fRrgilet / Iarquette; SRrgilets 81.
edriabrif blep belt soelast, 8ieSel. OK
0eaifinbuiet blep iterft ~beifaoiget o.
Overall. 8erfiteoet ligeiaa. Sobet an
Ilaaes til $4,000, Der bill ioroeles
Ii3eligt mellem Staten og Srauflin
Cigar Company. Spis life Sanger
ne bapbe ppret iaa tapre til of BE-
fiGmpe Gben, piloe Sabet bore blst
etSmi meget itsrre. os lelpe S9ngiels.
bp9ninsen uilSe uoen Suil bore iterfi
r%ornporeret.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1904-06-15
\ Frightened Horse

Running like mad down the
street dumping the occupants, or
hundred other accidents, are
every day occurrences. 1t behooves
every body to have a reliable salve
handy aud there's none as good as
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Burns,
cute, sores, eczema and piles. dis.
appear quickly under its soothing
effect. 25c, at the drug store of
w. NJ. Bloss, Ceredo; or r. Ney
Williams, Kenova.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1904-06-15

CORRESPONDENTS.
Crete, W. Va.

Health In our locality is very
good.
The smallpox cases are all getting
along fine.
We learn that II. A. Fraley is on
the sick list this week.
We noticed #. Nj. Stiltner on our
streets en- route to the Republican
convention. Fletcher is clever
gentleman aud staunch Repu bill
can.
Well, the Dems are trying their
bes, to rig them up ticket. They
are bristling up at each other like n
little barn lot shoat.
Will close by saying give us w.
ii. Hunt for Sheriff, Il. IL. Napier
for Judge, J. III. Meek for Prosecut-
ing Attorney, and be wishes for
the ApNANCE and it's readers.
COMING.
June 4, 1904.
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NUMBER %
you place two cent stamp on your
letter to the ADVANCE, unless you
mail 1t at the Ceredo Post-office.
En-.
kGnOVd, W. Va.

Mrs. Wiber is on the sick list this
week.
Charles Wiber was in Ca,lcttsburg,
Wednesday.
Wade Miller has accepted a posi-.
ton at Welch.
Mrs. Akroid is visiting her sister,
Mrs. &. II. lehle.
Will Johnson and children were
at Clytfeside Park, Sunday,
Mrs. |. G. Daley was visiting in
Catlettsburg, Wednesday.
Mrs. II. Ney. Williams was in
Huntington the first of the week.
Mrs. A. G. Magee visited friends
in Central City the first of the week.
Miss CovinVtou, of Catlettsburg.
Is the guest OF Mrs. Jesse Lambert.
Mrs. {. Il. Iehle has returned from
a months visit to friends in Phila-
delphia.
Miss Lille Wright, of Ceredo.
was calling on friends here w ednes.
day.
Miss Mary Diamond, of Ashland.
was the guest of Miss Myrtle Cyrus,
Sunday.
Miss Milton Jewel, of Portsmouth.
Ohio, was visiting friends in the city
Tuesday.
Grace, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephenson, has the whoopinp
cough.
Mr.. and Mrs Camp and daughter,
are the guests of Mrs. II. Ney Will
liams.
The young men Of Kenova gave
dance at the Glenwood Hall Wednes-
day night.
Louis Chisholm and J. G. Carpen-
ter, Jr., of Kelley's Camp, were in
the city Sunday.
Jack Simonton, of Portsmouth.
Ohio, visited friends here the first
of the week.
Quite number of Kenova peoI 10
attended the commencem ent at Cere-
do Friday night.
Miss Bertha Paule, Of Ironton.
Ono, Is the guest of Miss Adah
Jones this week.
Rev. j. w. Johnson, of Ceredo,
preached to the school chill dren at
the Nj E. church Sunday.
Miss Gibson and brother, of Hunt
lngton, were the guests of Mrs. L..
ID. Baugh, Monday.
Haven Kirke returned from Vir-
pinia Tuesday, where he has been
visiting relatives and frien ds.
Mark +. Smith, of Portsmouth,
Ohio, attended the dance given at
the Glcnwood Wednesday night.
REPoRTER.
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hduni6 Branch, w. Va.

We are having so much rain that
our farmers can work but little.
Many of our people were disap-
pointed on account Of the smallpox
at the schools Decoration day.
Our Sunday School is progressing
nicely; also our prayer meeting on
Saturday night. All are invited.
Several OF our people attended
court at Wayns last week.
Miss Oracle Shultz, Of Hunting
ton, who has been visiting Miss Ada
Plymale, after two weeks of enjoy
ment, returned to her home.
Mrs. Jack Ramey gave a quilting
last week 1t seems that qniltings
are the fashion Of today.
Mrs. Belle johnson, and baby, of
Kenova. are visiting Mrs. J.'s par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Plymale.
Miss Myrtle Plymale attended the
examination at Wayne. The exami-
nation is reported as having been
very rigid.
Miss Daley Roberts is spending a
week with her cousin, Miss Ada
PlymaIe.
Mrs. Cora Bolt, Mrs. Belle John.
son, Misc Ada Plymale and Miss
Daisy Roberts, spent Tuesday with
Mrs. Pete Gregory and daughter.
Mrs. M. f. Plymale gave quite
swell dinner and supper last Friday.
There were twenty-five at dinner.
j. NJ. Plymale, Of Portsmouth, is
visiting bis parents.
o. Plymals is a candidate for
Justice in Ceredo District, in the
Democratic primary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bolt, Of this
place, have 4 milch cows TO sell.
RED RosE.
June 4, 1904.
The above communication was
mailed at Central City and was de
tanned there because the letter con-
tained only a one cent stamp. The
Postmaster at Central City had to
write to the editor Of this paper to
send him a penny before be could
forward TIE letter and when it reach
ed this Office it was too late for last
weeks issue. Always be sure tina +.
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Beech Fork, Near Dickson. W. Va.
June 4, 1904.


Summer is here again. We farm
ers are planting and working our
corn and gardens.
The health Of the community is
pretty good at present, with few ex-
ceptions.
Jane Tooley, who has been sick
for so long, is improving slowly.
Mrs. Anna and Lou Porter, of
Huntington, were visiting their sis.
ters, Mrs. Byron Smith and Miss
Addie Porter, OF Dickson, last Sun
day.
Vid Dick takes load of straw.
berries to Huntington to market
every other day.
Miss Myrtle Dick, who has been
visiting her cousin-Mrs. Berta
Booth--of Ardell, for two weeks,
returned home last Sunday.
Frank Hensley made a flying trip
to Ashland last Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Stephenson left last
Saturday for Cincinnati to visit her
sister, Mrs. Mary Walker.
Mrs. l.. S. Dick is visiting her
sister, Mrs. r. f. Adkins, of Haynie,
MYRT r..
June 3, 1904.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1904-06-15

Hon. T. I. McDougal, editor of
the Ceredo ADVANCE, was here last
week In the interest of bis candidacy
for the State Treasurer. Mr.. Nc
Dougal is not only well qualified for
the position, but is an amiable, good
fellow, and being newspaper man
we are naturally for him first, last
and all the tine. West Union Der
rick. Herald.
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June 10, 1904
Gill for Republican Convention.
REPoRTER.

Pursuant 60 action of the Wayne County Re-
pubiican Executive Committee at meeting
held az wayne on the 9th day of April, 1904 the
Republicans OF the several - stTicts are hereby
requested 10 meet in mass convention on the 4th
uay oi June, 1904, at 10 o'clock a. m, for the
purpose OF selecting delegates TO attend a conn
" convention To be held at Wayne on the 18th
Gay OF June, 1904, az 10 O'clock a. M, TO select
ueleRates 10 the State nominating convention
10 be he'd IN the city OF Wheeling on July 12th
and 10 the JudiciF1 aud Senatorial con yentfous
hereafter 10 be ca led.
Any on the Districts that have not heretofore
selected delegates 10 the Republican County
nominating Convention are requested 10 do so
on the date Of the said District cOnyentiOns.
The following places are designated for hold
ing said District conventions:
teredO District, Ceredo.
Union District, Wayne.
Butler District Sugar Branch.
Lincoln District, Dunlow.
Stonewsii District, East Lynn.
Grant District, McCOmas.
The basis OF representation 20 the county
convention shall DE one delegate for each Is
votes or fraction thereof over ~, cast for Nc.
kinley for Presindsnt az the November eiec-
ton, 100, which shall be as follows:
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The National Educational Asso-
cation will hold It's forty.third an
nual convention at st. Louis, June
2s-JulY /, 1904.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1904-06-15

I. L. McDougal, editor of the
Ceredo ADVANCE, is making an active
canvass of the State in the interest
of his candidacy for the Republican
nomination for State Treasurer
During the present week he has been
in the northern counties OF the State,
where he has met with considerable
favor. In the person of Hon. New
ton Ogdin of St. Marys, who is also
a candidate, Mr.. McDougal has a
foeman worthy of his steel, but his
chances of securing the nomination
is apparently good.-Huntington
Advertiser, June 2.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1904-06-15

T. I. McDougal is candidate
for State Treasurer of West Vir-
ginia. Mr.. McDougal has been one
of The war horse Republicans of
West Virginia, and has been in the
newspaper busines for years. There
Is not newspaper man in the State,
who would not tune up the fiddle
and draw the bow to serenade Nc.
Dougal if he gets the Republican
nomination for the Office of State
Treasurer. He is now editor of the
Ceredo ADVANCE, which is one of
the strongest advocates of Republi.
can principles in the State. lie is
entitled to the Office and the News
would like to see him win.-Pt.
Pleasant Evening News.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1904-06-15
MCDOUGAL'S CANDIDACY
Is Still Doomed bu the State Press.

Hon. Il. T.McDougal is making a
quiet but effective canvass for State
Treasurer, and from present indica-
cations will be a dangerous competi-
tor to his rivals in that direction
Harrisville Eagle.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1904-06-15
A Costly Mistake,

Blunders are sometimes very ex.
pensive. Occasionally life itself
Is the price of mistake, but you
never be wrong if you take DR..
Kings New Life Pills for dyspep.
sia, dizziness, headache, liver or
bowel troubles. They are gentle
yet thorough. 25c, at the drux
store of w. NJ. Bloss, Ceredo; or
r. Ney Williams, Kenova.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1904-06-15

The Mormon with four wives
can correctly say, "Two times two
are won"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1904-06-15
Asthma Sufferers Should Know
This.

Foley's Honey and Tar has cur.
ed many cases of asthma that were
considered hopeless. Mrs. Adolph
Buesine, 7O1 w. Third St., Dav-
export, Iowa, writes: "a severe
cold contracted twelve years ago
was neglected until 1T finally gre y
into asthma. The best medical
skill available could not give me
more than temporary relief. Fo.
ley's Honey and Tar was recon
mended and one fifty-cent bottle
entirely cured me of asthma which
had been growing on me for IL
years, and if | had taken it at the
start would have saved years of
suffering" Sold by the Bloss
Drug Store.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1904-06-15
Gall for Senatorial Convention.

Convention of The Republican Party for tho
sixth Senatorial District Of West Virginia il
hereby called 90 be held az Williamson, In
MinR' county, West Virginia, on the Fifth day
of September 1lO4 a. ten o'clock a. M Tor rhe
purpose of nominating a candidate for state
senator Tor said Sixth Senatorial District aud
20 transact any other business as may prOt,erIy
come before said convention.
Each county shall be entitled to one deieQate
for each one hundred votes or "A fraction there.
Of over fifty cast for William Mckinley FOR
President az the general election held in N0veri.
bcr i9OJ, as follows:
N"uny Vote Delegate
Mcdowell 37M ,s
Wayne 12sS S3
Wyoming p9s
MugO S28
~ order Of the Senatorial Executive Cont
mitiec Of the Sixth Senatorial District Of West
Virginia 'e
This April 80 1901.
w. W.BURBRfDGE PAYNE, Chairman,
EVEEKrr LEFTwIcH, Secretary
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-03
Why She Pulled the Cord,

An old lady on her first railroad trip
noticed the bell cord overhead and
asked boy who happened to be near
her what it was for.
"That marm,' he said, with a mis-
chievous twinkle in his eye, "is to ring
the bell when you want anything to
eat. The waiter comes.' Shortly aft
onward the old lady reached her UNI
brella up to the cord and gave it a Wig
orous pull. The whistle sounded, the
brakes We're applied. the train began
to slacken it's speed, windows We're
thrown up. questions asked, and confu-
sion prevailed among the passengers.
The old lady sat calmly through it all,
little dreaming that she was the inno-
cent cause of the excitement.
Presently the conductor came rush
ing through the train, asking who
pulled the bell.
81 did," replied the old lady meekly.
"Well, what do you want?' snapped
the official impatiently.
'Well,' said the old lady meditative-
ly, you may bring me some ham sand
wiches and a cup of .'-Philadel-
phia Telegraph.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-03
HOUSEHOLD CARES.
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Same as Elsewhere.

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