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Evening journal., 1905-11-03
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MANY Men AZ Work.

Nearly 100 laborers, chiefly OF italian
nationality are engaged in laying founda-
uons FOR piers 10 support the elevated
tracks Of the Pennsylvania Railroad at
French and Front streets. Excavations
have been made 10 the depth Of about
twelve feet upon the bottom Of which a
concreto base is being placed
Evening journal., 1905-11-03

ed at the instance Of the American Bridge
Company men,
O'Brien and Pearson have been maxi
ing their headquarters in Philadelphia
riding to and from that city to Whining
ton every day
Evening journal., 1905-11-03

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Married al ToNnsend.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
Townsend. Nov, 3-Miss Luta III. Outten
II this town and Charles +. Bohinler, OF
smyrna. were married at the 81. p. par
onage here on Tuesday evening by the
Rev D. ~ Jones' They viii reside in
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1905-11-03

Tailor made Suits, made by the best
Lady tailors, and we don't charge any
more than you would have to pay for
the thrown together garments. Our
$1,000 Suit is made Of an all-wool Chew
lot. The Coat lined with satin, full
sleeve and velvet collar. 10 gore skirt;
from this price up to $500. We hsye
many beautiful Suits that will please
you.
Rain Coats, $3.50 to $500.
Evening journal., 1905-11-03
Furs

Every piece of Fur selected by an
expert. You can depend on getting the
5est for the money, If you buy here.
Our Sable opossum and Brook Mink
Soarfs at $3.50 are worth 5000.
Hundreds Of others,-up to the beauti-
ful Fox Scarfs at $500.
Evening journal., 1905-11-03
Workinn on noeiIer shop.

AT the works of the Harlan and
Iollingsworth Corporation thirty struc-
ural iron men are at work on the new
boiler shops. which are being erected
1y the American Bridge Company.
Evening journal., 1905-11-03
Even The consumptives OF Philadelph

Even the consumptives OF Philadelphia
had to suffer in order that the con-
tractors for pavilions for tuberculosis
patients might reap a harvest We
haven't read Yet Of robbery Of the
poor boxes, but apparently because
that source Of income had been over
looked.
Evening journal., 1905-11-03
MeKInIev MemorlaI Meetlnn

The Mckinley Memorial Association
holding q meeting in the Board OF
lrade room this afternoon. a ccm-
nittee viii probably be appointed to
consider the subject of a site and de-
Ign for the memorial.
Evening journal., 1905-11-03
Church Anniversarv.

The Dist anniversary OF Hanover Pres
oyterian Church will be celebrated on
sunday evening. a special program has
been arranged.
Evening journal., 1905-11-03
COMMUNICATIONS

Brief communications on all subjects OF
interest, temperate in their nature ana
signed by the writer (name not to be pun
nshed unless desired are always welcome
Evening journal., 1905-11-03
Ri Y,
Underwear

For Men, Women, Children and Infants No store any
where show you better assortment of seasonabe
derwea Every garment in this collection of Underwear
was boughtmonths before the sharp advance in price wool
Our customers reap the benefit Of our early buyng
Evening journal., 1905-11-03
suRsCRIBERs.

Entered at the Wilmington Rostonice as
Second Glass Matter.
Evening journal., 1905-11-03

Royal Worcester and Bon Ton Cor
sets, always perfect comfort and fit.
Style 592 Dowaser, special, for short
figures, double steeIs throughout, $3.50.
Style 500, long back, long waist Corset,
soft boned, adjusting itself so readily
to the figure one is scarcely conscious
Of having a new Corset on; st.5o.
Kabo, style 725, for stout, full fig
ures; heavy ooutil, heavily boned, with
extra abdominal support, stitched, hose
supporter; sizes to 80, $3.50.
lnnumerable styles for medium and
slender figures, high bust, short or long
hip. .s1.oO.
Good style corsets and oirdles, with
hose supporters, SOC.
kabo and Royal Worcester Nursing
corsets, high bust and long hip, sl.oo.
Maternity Waists, St.oo.
Bust Forms and Bust Supporters,
SOC.
Hip Forms and Bustles, SOC; all sizes,
black and white.
The best waists for Children, "The
Ferris" 7 to 16 years, SOC and 75e.
Ladies' Ferris Waists, st.oo and SIPS
Equopoise Waist, s225.
children's Knit Waists, 12 1-2o and
l25c.
Heavy Jean Waist for Boys and
Girls, 25e.
Evening journal., 1905-11-03
Gilhe 05DenIna gputnaL.

PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
AT FOURTH AND sHIPLEY SITS,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-03-22
Buffalo Greek. W. Va.

The farmers OF this vicinity nre taking adj
vsntsge OF the pleasant wea ther aud are
planting potatoes this week.
Peyton Staley, an aged citizen ofthis creek
who has been quite Ill FOR some time, In very
much improved.
a large crowd attended services nj this
place sunday, and listened to- n very inter
estng sermon delivered by the Rev. Jerry
Harmon. -
Mrs. Jesse johnson. who ~ being treated
In hospital mt Huntington. ~ said 10 DO
much better aud Will soon be able 10 return
home.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs NJ w. Nal
COLIN, Sunday l2th Inst, MIR. Lindsey
Malcolm and Miss Emma Piymale were
nni'ed In The holy bonds of nnfrImouy.
key: a. G. Hutchison officiating Mr.. en-
ry Malcolm and Miss Martha Ewes acted as
best man and maid OF honor. The Young
couple have the best wishes OF mai friends.
Lawrence Perdue and PerIey Rieg are
seen riding toward Newcomb quite often.
Miss Mary Perdue aud Mrs Lille Pertiue
Thursday.
week.
this week.
John Perdue and Will MerrIck made fiy-
ing Trip To- town to-day.
Mar. IS. 1900.
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Dickson, W. Va.

We have now had week of most cxceilen
gardening weather.
Samuel Barbour, who Is n student at Marshali
College, Huntington, is at home for a few DAYS
on furiough.
MIS-. Jane Stevens is at her nephew, Auda
Porter's, sick with rheumatism.
r. g. Smith having tried city life one year a,
Huntington, Is moving back TO his farm ON
Twelve Pole this week.
Our young constable, II. J. Baker, continues
10 haul four horse loads of furniture out of
Huntington. Some folks think "matrimoniai
bee' is humniiug in his ear
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Preston have gone TO
Cincinnati on a trip OF business aud pleasure.
The Dickson school taught by Prof. Lee y.
Dick closed last Wednesday the 18th inst.
There were sixty pupils enrolled in our school
this Year, several coming from adjoining dis
tricts Chas. Paine Monroe Paine and Cassie
Paine won all the prizes In spelling.
The recent freshet in Twelve Pole tore out
and carried away two logs from Mr. Bromley &
mill dam.
Alexis Spuriock has flock OF Rose Comb
Brown Leghorns that are vcritabe little egg
machines.
Master Willie Wilkinson caught a Gne cat
fish the other day, the FIRST for this season In
this vicinity.
The wild flowers are again blooming on our
sunny hill sides and orr children are having
delightsome times gathering them.
Mrs Electra Morris, aunt Elite, the aged
widow of Levi Morris, deceased, died at her
home last Sunday. She was 4 daughter of Rev
Burweli spuriock. DAS PArcn.
March Is, 1905
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The CoIonel,s warerloo.
Mar. IS. 1900

Col. John NJ. Fuller, Of Honey
Grove, Texas, nearly met his Wat
erloo, from Liver and Kidney
trouble. In recent letter, he
saye: 81 was nearly dead, Of these
complaints, and, although / tried
my family doctor, be did me no
good; go | got a SOC bottle OF your
great Electric Bitters, which cured
me. consider them the best
medicine on earth, and thank God
who gave you the knowledge TO
make them" Sold, and guaran-
teed to cure Dyspepsia, Bilious
ness and Kidney Disease, by w.
M. Bloss, Ceredo; r. Ney Viii
liams, Kenova, at SOC bottle.
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LavaIette, VIVA.

Mrs Columbia Newman, who is staying with
her niece, Mrs Della Cook, Is on the sick list
this week.
A. Hutchinson was visiting his son, j. II.
Hutchinson, last Sunday.
Mrs Emma Gibson, Of Muncie, Ind ~ visit
ing her sister, Mrs j. @. Bancroft, who is nc
better.
Bill Elkins - thinking OF going 10 Hunting.
ton TO work next week Bill the girls will be
sorry tosee you leave.
MIS- Minnie Adkins and daughter, Hazel. OF
Huntington, are visiting relatives here this
week
Mrs Hattie Hobaek, Of Danleith, was visit.
ing Mrs.J -. Bancroft this week.
Miss Pinkie Eitins has bought an org,r
Listen and you will hear some music.
Jim Turner, Of Dickson, has moved f. ,,,i.
place WV
Liekle' the Youngest child Of II. u. Vyorlp, an
has an abscess on the side Of her face
Mrs Florence Bramfeid, Of Dunleltb. vac
visiting her brother, !. n. Hutchinson.
yesterday. '''''o"
bsscom Newman has m 3ved IN the bonae los,
merly occupied by ". c. Bioss
Our pastor, Rev. q. r. Richardson. has h.oo
SICK and unable TO preach for us for some ,;,,e
Mrs. q. W. Lawrence aud Mrs. Florence
nrnmheid called on Mrs spriggs, Thursday.
>. X. Newman will return 70 work az Hunt.
ington Sunday.
Mrs. r. y. Carter, who has been sick, Is bet
Ter az tho present writing.
Mrs Fannie Biiinps, Of Dickson. u visiting
her sister, Mrs J. X. Newman. BLUE Fygs
March ", 1905.
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place opposite the mouth of Buffa-
10 which he bought from Tolbcr,
Cole, aud Tolbert Cole has moved
10 Harveytown.
Oscar Spriggs, N & w. operator,
aud wife have moved to Lavaletts
to take charge of the telegraph office
at that place. Ne are very sorry
to see them go, as they had been
with US SO long.
Thomas Rowe, son Of Uriab
Rowe, left last Monday for Hin oils,
where he expects TO work on farm.
Mrs. john NJ. M. Plymale il
dangerously i'll with la grippe and
other complications.
jeff. Drown has moved back to
his old home at this place from
Whites creek.
Uncle Guy Plymale has new
tenant-Mrs. Nancy Beesly, of
Radnor.
Lindsey Malcolm, son of John
Malcolm, and Miss Emma Plymale,
daughter of IIughie Plymale, were
married Sunday evening, March IL.
). +. Roberts, of this place, made
a lying trip to Ceredo Tuesday
the first time he has been able to
leave his home so far, since last
June.
The last few days have looked
very much like spring, but we
know spring is not here yet for
Marion Plymale has not shaved off
his chin whiskers. KEEN EYE.
March 10, 1905.
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Shoals. ". Va.

Miss Eugenia Forbes has returned homo
from Portsmouth, Ohio, where she has been
staying with Mrs. Mary Owens
VIII Watts has bought the b. r. Gibson
property a. shoals, and a. now living there.
John DeFOe was seen passing through orr
town sunday on his way 10 Lynn.
Buri Luther, Of Portsmouth, o., Is visiting
home folks this week
B. y. Gibson and family have moved 10
Central City. lie VIII soon put M goods al
that place. While We lose a kind and 10
cable family, our well wishes 20 with
Mis- Leila Trby visited friends at shoals
ii.orn, q slr. ana Mrs. Burgess Luther, the
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-03-22

ized effort is again a foot to change
the day OF the induction into Office
OF the President-elect from cold,
gusty, wet or freezing March the
fourth to the last Thursday in April,
which latter date from weather
statistics is in Washington usually
warm and balmy and Aowery with
out being heated.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-03-22

MANY deaths from Inauguration
exposure, conspicuously among
them that Of Senator Bates of Tenn
essee has again awakened the coun-
try to the periIs Of that inclement
season. There Is no doubt but
that thousands have been slain in
attending the Inauguration cere-
monies in wintry weather. Orga%
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-03-22

Mr.. aud Mrs. Haws, OF Cen trail City, ara
islting their daughter. Mrs. w. G. Perdue,
The Misses Eugenia aud Inn FORTRESS visit.
ed friends at Lynn this week.
j. NJ Piynaie was ca lied to CHARLES ff,p las,
sunday ~ see his daughter, Miss Ethel, VINO
IL very sick. 80
Ihere ~ To tie hnptiZing at Ncwcomb the
9Th sunday In this month, Everybody in =
vited To attend. ruF WI t.rE Sw ~
March IL, 1905.
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CEREDo. WAYNE co, WA. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81 1905

Leslie Appel, of Ashland; Alonzo
Stricken, of Roanoke, Va; and
Messrs. Sam Moore and Walter
Wylie, Of Huntington,
Mar. II, 1905. REPORTER.
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Holden. W. Va.

Holden. W. Va.
Real nice weather we have today,
But won't say how long il will
stay;
1t may rain tomorrow, or it NAV
snow,
For this is the month of March, you
know.
The health of our town is better. /
see,
And the Doctor feels better, so he
told me;
lie liz not so busy as some time ago,
And that is why he feels better,
you know.
He visits Mr.. Penman once n dav.
And dresses his foot, so they say;
Mr.. Penman now TO the mine does
80,
To tighten the work for Billie you
know.
Mr.. Penman's foot has been real bad
But be is always jolly and never sad;
Even the children love his way,
For he always has something funny
TO say.
| am very sorry to have to say,
That Mr.. Carson is going to move
away:
MIR. Carson is the Chief Engineer,
And nicer man is not found here.
His wife TO Pennsylvania has gone,
And TO Huntington they move be-
fore long;
Mr.. Carson just went on a visit, SO
they say.
And to see if he would like in the
city to stay.
Mrs. Syre on visit, too, did go,
To her home in Penn. 1 want you
10 know.
1t was day last week they say
And they want TO do something on
81. Patrick's day.
The school children here are wild
with delight,
They say their teacher is so pleas
ant and bright;
They almost wish there would be
no night,
And are ready for school by the
time IT'S light.
don't think the children much to
blame,
For there are older ones think the
same;
But the older ones want night in.
stead Of day,
AS there is church more often at
nights, they say.
Mrs. Hattie A. Tharp on visit did
go,
To her old home at the Shoals, you
know,
She is to be gone for week or so
And will rent her place if she has
show.
Carpenter work is rather slim here,
And sixteen men were laid off hear;
There is plenty of work of other
kinds,
And good men can get work at the
mines.
About forty-six men left here TODAY.
Or that is what John Gillian did say:
There were quite a number I'll ad.
nit,
But that's no sign this place will
quit.
True number went out on the train,
! But about as many came this way
again;
Some come ia, while others 90 out.
And some were going their farms
to sprout.
Well, yes, Mr.. Syres with his wife
did go,
As far as the city of Huntington
you know;
lie cannot leave the shop long you
see,
For they are just as busy as they can
be.
One Mr.. Hatfield, who lives at I,o.
gan, they say,
Killed a large bear the other day:
He followed it thirty days or more.
Before he got the chance TO tumble
him Ger.
If that lady who wishes TO know
The real name Of Mr.. or Mrs. Snow !.
Can find his name if she will 90
To T. T. McDougal, Of the town
1 oil Ceredo. Snow.
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Correspondence.
KenOva, W. VdA

list this week.
Remember the election tomor.
row for School Commissioner.
The Baptist people held services
in the city hall Sunday.
Mrs. Breeze was visiting in
Huntington Wednesday.
VIM. Patton, of Cattle ttsburg,
was here on business Wednesday.
Mrs. II. II. Bimpson and little
daughter visited Ceredo yesterday.
Mrs. r. W. Funk was visiting
In Catlettsburg the first of the
week.
David Boothe, of Ironton, Ohio.
was the guest of Miss Ada Jones,
Sunday.
j. w. Booth made q business
trip through the country this
week.
Captain Rathbone, of Catletts-
burg, was in the city on business
this week.
w. f.. Funk, brother of r. w.
Funk, had his hand badly mashed
a day or SO ago.
A number of travelling statesmen
make Kenova their home on &C.
count of the location.
w. A. Johnson aud J. d. Booth
took the Page Rank in the X. of
7. lodge Tuesday night.
The D. H. Carpenter Electric
Light Co. are removing the old
poles from our streets.
w. S. Mansfield, OF Burlington,
Ohio, ls doing some repair WORK Oh
w. L. Slaughter's residence.
Mr.. Kesselring, Assistant Super.
intendent of the metropolitan In.
surance Co., was in the city this
week.
Engineer Kidd will occupy the
D rooms recently vacated by Charles
Silliman at F. X. Peck's residence
: on Beech Street.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Bayless, of Ports
mouth, Ohio, were visiting Mrs.
/. Bavless' sister-Mrs. Hanna
the first Of the week.
Presbyterian Sunday School in
assembly room at Glenwood next
Sunday at I0'00a. m. ALI are in
: vited.
Two cars of laborers passed
through here Wednesday to do
: repair work on the new extension
of the N. & w.
A. w. Miller, Of Blacksburg, Va.
has been the guest of his sister.
Mrs. X. Ney Williams, for the
past few days.
Sunday School at the Kenova
Nj. K. church every Sunday at 1000
: O'Clock, a. m; preaching service at
] l a. m. and 8 p. NJ.
Miss Mary Peck has returned
from weeks visit to her friend
Mrs. James Scheck-at Roanoke,
Va. She reports a most delightful
visit.
Hon. and Mrs. Joseph S Miller
. have returned from Hagerstown.
Md, where they went to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. lice Mrs. Miller's
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. p. Iehle have
returned from Philadelphia and
Atlanta City, where Mr.. lehle and
little daughter went TO reeuperate
from their recent severe illness.
They are both much better. we are
glad to be able to state.
One Of the most ENJOYABLE
events Of the season was a dance
given by the young men of Ken
ova at the Glenwood Assembly
room last Friday night. The
music was furnished by Beverly
and Hunters orchestra Of Ironton,
Ohio. A dainty lunch was served.
Those present were Mesdamss w.
III. Jones, Harry Mann, G.. K.
Osgood, Chaperones. Misses Ada
and Eva Jonessr. Myrtle Cyrus,
Gussie and KIttie 0sgood, Anna
Neal Williams and Ma Powers
3 loiKeQoza; Misses Billi8 kxight,
? fWyneniah Aott and Willie R66ars.
of Ceredo, afkiuMiss Bertha Panli.
, of Ironton M6BsfA- Irving Fiery.
Charles Norman, Harry Breeze,
Harry Bray, Roy Breeze. Oscar
, Sfarkev. II. Rnrko 80 49,.
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No. 4775.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
---oF TpE--
First National Bank
OF CHR HIDE

Oh 9 BES BDO.
IN the state ~ West Virginia, at tie close Of
business March =, loei
Loans and discounts siog.es AZ
OVefdrnfts, secured and unsecured 2fS7j
Y. s. Bonds o. hand ''''''''" i 5,5SSSS
Premiums on u s Bonds s55Tj
stocks. securities, etc. $4,000
banking house furniture and FIX
Due from National Banks mot reserve 1890
Due from state banks aud BANKERS
Due from approved reserve agents % 0O8.ef
fra ci.9 paper currency nickels,
LEGAL tender notes 10000
Is per cent Of circalationj $500
Total. s2loSos55
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid IN 100000
Undivided profits less expenses and
National Bank Notes outstanding I25o605
Due % other National Ranks
Due to state Banks and Bankers
Doe to Trust Companies aud Saving
Due 70 approved reserve agents ian,
individual deposits. subject 10 check etsSfg
Demand certificates Of deposit f82to7i
Time certificates Of deposit 67.7i4ii
Total. s2lesee sS
STATE or WEsr VrRcrNfa.
County Of Wayne S.
I, $. Floyd Hoard, Pros OF the abovo
named bank do solemniy swear that tho
above atatement Is true 10 tho best 81 me-
knowledge and belief.
8. FLOYD HoAnp. Pres.
subscribed and sworn to before me this
10Th day OF Mafcn, 1915.
or. HOARD, Mp.
CohRECr-sAttesf:
rgTr HOARD,
Locfs fHtcH4HD.
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DunIIeth. W. Va.

We *fe having some beautiful
weathe I'D tbe farmers are getting
t'fiep - - moved 70 bis
Newport daily independent., 1905-11-10
LITTLE ROCK RUNAWAY.
Prominent Society Women Injured in Runaway Wednesday Afternoon
 in the Capital City.

Little Rock, Nov. 9. Mrs. Herman Kahn, wife of the we'll known Little Rock banker, and sister of the Hon. Morris M. Cohn, was seriously injured in a runaway yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Kahn and Mrs. George Leslie Meyers were out driving MT. Kahn's double team, when the horses became frightened and ran with break-neck speed down Broadway street. When the team reached Tenth street the ladies jumped from the car riage. Mrs. Meyers received only slight injuries, while Mrs. Kahn. was seriously injured about the head. She recovered consciousness soon after under the application of restoratives and will recover, although she will be unable to be out for some time.
Newport daily independent., 1905-11-10
Another UnlOaded Gun.

Eudora, Nov. 9.-Fred Riley, a negro, is dead as the result of what was supposed to be an un- loaded gun being discharged. Riley rode up to the gate of a tenant on the Hartman place and another negro, Nal .'ones, picked up what he supposed to be an unloaded gun, there being two alike, and as Riley started to ride in the yard Jones fired the entire load, striking him in the breast near the heart, the mule Riley was riding throwing him to the ground. He died in a few moments.
 Jones was arrested, but as yet has had no trial. A coroner's inquest found that he came to his death from a gunshot wound in the hands of Nal Jones.
Newport daily independent., 1905-11-10
Aeronaut'S Long Fall.

Fort Smith, Nov. 9. -Yester- day afternoon one of the attach es of the carnival named Charles Johnson, who claims to be an aeronaut of eight years exper- fence, made a balloon ascension under adverse circumstances. The balloon was cold, and when it reached a height of 100 feet Johnson cut loose and fell upon . dividing wall of two brick buildings, sustaining a severe concussion of the spine and frac- turing two ribs. A woman who was billed to make the ascension declined to take the risk because of the condition of the balloon
 md warned Johnson of the danger.
Newport daily independent., 1905-11-10
Lost-A gate. Finder will re- ceive reward by returning to Joe Weisburg. 305 Laurel street.
Circus Men in Jail.

Van Buren, Nov. 9. J. G. Williams, secret service agent of the Iron Mountain System accom- panied by Chief of Police Ham, melt of this city, returned from Russellville with Henry McDon- aid and Frank Hale, whom they lodged in jail, charged with grand larceny on last Saturday night. They are accused of rob- ping a merchandise car, stealing a lot of clothing and shoes, all ot which was recovered. They were employees of the John Rob- inson Circus, which showed here on that night, and when found the stolen goods were founo stored in a show wagon.
Newport daily independent., 1905-11-10

For dray at any hour call up Hazel hotel. S3dtf