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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-07

la continuidad de la dinastfa. Al
aflanzamiento de la paz p1blica < Ia
grandeza de la Patria; aspiraciones
sin las cuales no podrfa ser completa
la dicha del Monarca, que al obede-
Ger 4 los impulses de su corazon. tie
ne esta vez presentes sus deberes
para con la noble Naci6n espaf1ola.
cuyoS destinos 1e estan enconenda-
dos.
Madrid, Il de Mario de 1oo6.-F1
prcsidente del Consejo, Segismundo
Moret.-El ministro de Estado Al
mod6var del Rio; por autorizaci6a.
Moret.-(Siguen las s'hrmas).
LA LISTA CIVIL DE La FUTURA
REINA
Ell ministro de Hacienda ha leido
en- Ia tarde del.I2, Ell el Conqreso.
el s1gulente proyecto de ley:
"A LAS CORTES
III articulo seyundo de la lev de
90 de Junio de 1870 dispone que.
cuando el Rey contraiga natri1no-
MO, Sc determine por medic de otra
ley la dotaci6n anual de su c6nvuoe v
la que hubiere de disfrutar en- cas0
dc Vludez. AteniGndose en- un todo
los precedentes, el ministro que
suScrlbe, con la authorization de S1
Majestad y dc acderdo con el Conse-
10 de Ministries, tiene Ia honra de
someter Ia deliberaci6n dc las Cor
tes Ell slgulente proyecto de lev:
Art. LA princesa Victoria Eu-
8enla, desde el dfa Ell que Sc cele-
bre su matrimonio con el Rev V
mlentras Su matrimonio subsista, dis
trutara, como Reina dc EspaiIa, 10
asignaci6n anual dc 45o 900 pesetas.
Sc entendera eomprcndida al efecto
la cantldad correspondence en- laI
secci6n de "Obligaciones generates
del Estado' en- el Presupuesto dell
aTlo econ6mico de 1906. ' sc COM
prendera lasde 4ao, 900 en- los amos
Artfcuios2 ? En- eI case de que IA
Prlncesa Victoria, celebrado su ma
trlmonlo con .eF Rey, lie sobreviva
perclbira del siresupuesto general
del Estado, miemtras no pase 4 Sc
gundas nupcias Ia asignaci6n anual|
de 100000 pesetas.
Madrid, : de Mario de Ioo6.-ElI
ministro dc Hacienda, Amos Sal
vadOr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-07
LA COMISI0N

La Comisi6n que ha de entender
en- eI proyecto de ley de capitulacio-
mes matrimoniales de S. NJ asf como
en- La communication del Gobierno 4
las Cortes, la componen los senores
marques de Ia Vega de Armiio, pre-
s1dente Nillanueva, marques de Fl
2ueroa, Puigcerver, Cobian, Dato V
Ortega Munilla.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-23
Il iST TROLLEY CAR OFFENDER
DRAWS SIS FINE AND COSTS
Mayor Furncss Declares His Intention
OF Making ii Warm for Those Who
Break New Street Car Laws.

William ,Iono'. Il culurcd man living
in Hampton, was before Mayor Louis
IT, l'urncss. in Ihc Tnucbus police
court yesterday morning on the
charge of refusing 10 move tn another
seat. when requested to do so by a
street car conductor. II was ihr first
case that has been up in, court since
HE new law separating the races Tent
INTO effect, Jones declined TO fake an.
other seat when asked 10 do SO by
Conductor Gardner.
After hearing the evidence Mayor
Furncss declared lie intends to SEQ
7 hat the law is strictly lived up to
ana he imposed IL fine Of 81 and costs.
making $9.i5. ulnn Jones.
Hon. $. Gordon Cumming and MIR.
Fay $. Collier, represented Inc street
railway company.
As The law separating The
races ON the street cars is
state statute, aull moi tlcrr
nj The request "f the railway com.
pnnics The lucal street railway an.
'horilics are determined in pr,sccutc
every person, whether white or blacs.
who disubcys the law when on Tic
cars.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-23
A MODERN ARCADIA.


Nowhere Arc Life aud Property So
Snfc as IN I.uhrntnr.
traveller WIN recently visited the
coast of Labrador says that nowhere
on earth arc life ami property held 50
sacred as in tha. little known aud bar.
ron land. y thousand miles OF lonely
scnbnar,l. along which IL scattered IL
population of some 10000 people abou;
uncihir,l of whom are white, would
seem to give every opportunity for
crime. yet there is no police officer of
any kind. no court AMI no Jail. Nor
are they needed. Tho only criminal
Charge within fifty years was one
against an Eskimo, who shot Il rival in
love.
I'm addition 10 The resident popula
lion the coast is visited every summer
10y about 10000 Newfoundland fisher.
men. and. while Ncwfoundlantl,itsclf is
not by any means free from criminals,
none appear 10 come among the fishers
or else Tie example OF the natives of
Labrador causes them TO refrain from
any wrongrloing while there. Years
ago Il circuit court visited The coast
every summer. but us it found nothing
10 do II WIS abolished Now shonlu
any serious charge be made against a
man 4 magistrate would he sent from
Newfoundland to investigate it.-Ilar.
per's Weekly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-23

tired by the l'',iiay company "n &c
count of injuH;cs received ~ az ncci.
dent he came 10 ic SolicrS' Tome
hore about six months ago
Son Lives in Savannah.
capt Lamar has Il son in Savannah,
Ga. who is said 10 be ono nf The veal
thicst merchants If that ilOlIrishing
city. Two daughters live ont in Cali
fornia He is siyy-siX years old.
When Inc accident occurred capt
Lamar had about dozen bottles of
Whiskcy which he intended taking to
his home, although he WAS not unlu
~ under he Influence ur The siiml.
liant He also had three pounds OF
smoking tobacco and considerable
money on his person. II WAS said that
Capt Lamar intended returning Ia
chic next week and he purchased The
whiSkcy 10 send TO friends hr has;
made since coming To tho Soldiers
Home.
Capt. Lamar was considered the
largest nan in III" National Soldiers
IIlomr hero. His weight was ia
pounds. lie was 4 member of Home
Company r.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-23

Capt Frederick NJ Lamar, an old
inmate OF The National soldiers
Home, received injuries, which are
expcctrrl to cause his death. in mi TX
citing runaway accidoni shortly after
e O'Clock last evening.
Capt Lamar WAS removed. 10 The
National soldiers Home hospital al
ter br lad received medical attention
at the Dixie hospital and it was said
at 1910 O'clock last night that little
chances tor his recovery are cutter
tanned Ivy ihr Physicians
Mr.. Lamar wllo is Il putly man
weighing more than 800 pgIlnds, camt
to the residence OF Mr.. Harrison. OH
Tho TalIb farm il few days ago ANA en-
gagged board for Il few months. saying
that he desired 10 sptnd The heated
months in q uuiol WAY Ne tcok Il
thirty days irrIpupli from The Home
Horse Runaways.
Yesterday aftcril'lon cant. LANAI
went driving in MIR. llhrrspn's buggy
He WIS returning from phuclils when
the accident occurred. Just what
frightened the horse Is not known. lli
after leaving FnlIcr's corner The ani
NAL dashed Off ~ brcaknrck speed mn
the county road IN The direction OF
Hampton
Standing in front Of i rcsi!cncc at
me entrance to lic new National
cemetery WAS The l,uery nr Or. u. j.
Jones II colorcd physician, ana the
frightened horse dashed into This
wrecking Dr. .lpncs' buggy ana throw
ing Capt. lam;r tn the ground. and
III falling Capt I.amnrS head strr,c!;
The gravel ground ana he rccciycd II
fracture III The skull ilIst al The base
oil The brain H. Was rendered uncnn-
scious. The lln.ay in which Capt. | ii.
mar was riding wus smashed To snlitl
Greens am! tho frightened cuuiut
made It's way back to Mr.. Harrison
home lDr lanes horse was thrown,
in the ditch, hui escaped injury.
The runaway attracted much ;,ttrn
ton anu when Capt Lamar fell 10 ii.
ground several gentlemen ran I'd Liy
assistance
Or. Jones Attends cVtcran.
III Jones came on uf The nous. iii
which he was visiting II patient. aIt
ilad me injured man placed in II hil..y
and taken 10 tlr)iNic hUSp.tii Ilr.,
Dr. George Is NaIdcrSliGc saw Gam
Lamar and It required hui il Slight tx
animation ~ discover that Cnpl IA
mars skull WIS fractured. After MAX
lilg The old man us comfortable aa cir
climSthnccs would fdmii. Dr Wander
siic" had him removed 10 the hoSpita
AT the Homo.
Capt I.an;,r served as cant.'s %,
t'u1InnlN | Illti..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-23
Mrs. phocbus' Condition.

Mrs. Annie j. Phocbus. who showed
a slight Improvement on Thursday.
look another turn for The worse ycs-
lerday morning. What iitilc ground
she gained on Thursday" said Or.
cGorgc * Vandcrsicc last night,
who Is constantly with her, "shc has
LOST today She is gradually growing
weaker"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-23
Attended Dircctor,s Mcctinn

Messrs. David Young. of New York,
ana J. Harold Griswold OF Baltimore
spent yesterday in Hampton. and at
tended the meeting Of The directors Of
tbc Newport News and Old Point
Hallway and Electric Company. Pres.
ident William ]. Payne. Of Richmond,
presided Only routine business wg8
attended to.
Your money Won't do you any good
thereafter Spend 1t while you lave
a Chance at tile big chow at Pine
Beach. az. !.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-23
325 POUND VETERAN
HURT IN A RUNAWAY
Tss.a
Largest Soldier al The Home SUI
Iers Fracture Of His Skull
in Falling.
~4@-
TWO BuCG|Es BADLY WRECKED

Old Man Takes . Drive IN q Buggy
Which Contains Many Be,,cs Of
w"iskey, Tobacco and Other
Things-Animal Becomes Brighten
ed and Crashes Into Another Buggy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-23
r. E. Lakewood
EfeEss5SzEKB


kola Is n revelation to The nervous
american.
1T is just what his system Graves.
IN carbonalcd beverage form it re-
Ircshcs and settles his stomach. g,cs
MS uistrtns nerves the .nisG they
layc lost and inspires him with great
II energy. His capacity for work is
enlarged, and it is done with Il mini
mum oI fatigue. Tie natives IF Ger.
tain regions Of South America learn.
ID The wonderful properties Of Ku!a
centuries ago, bmt it remained for the
carhonatcd hOttling industry 70 ac-
l,iilint the white man with its valu-
able effect upon the human system.
Lon-KoIa,
Bottled by R. E. Gatcwood,
PHoEBUS, VA,
And sold in all firstclass places.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-31

county. There is nothing at Wavne
and never will be- There is no
ground at that place on which 10
erect manufacturing establishments
while Ceredo aud kenova have
plenty and are building up each and
every day.
was In Ceredo during the flood
of 1884, and stopped with relatives
at what was then known as the
"Thacker House." now occupied bv
Lewis Frasher. The water did not
get in that house nor did il cover
the ground on which the proposed
court house Is to he erected
All that talk about that piece OF
ground being covered by water is
oosh and emlnates from a deceased
mind.
| notlce'i In recent issue of your
paper a communication from Clark
Scaggs In regard to that land no,
being overhowed when the Ohio
was on that rampage, but tee his
name stlll appears in the Wayne
Citizen under the caption of "Who
has Lied?' Now, If the "power be-
hind the throne" of that sheet wish
es to do the fair thing by the peo-
pie OF this county he should elimi-
nate those forgeries from that pa.
per. Lying Will do his cause no
good, and the sooner he sets him
self aright before the citizens, tn,
sooner he will be thought more OF
by them
The 9th day of Feb. will soon b,
here and we all want to put on,
shoulder To the wheel on that day
and change the county seat from it,
present location on Mt. Arat to Ce
redo, where you will not get be
mudded in attempting to go to tn,
court house. In conclusion, woulC
say, "let no man deceive thee" but
vote for the removal, and let your
battle cry be, "We are Coming.
Ceredo, Coming, Three -Fif hs
Strong" REUBEN.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-31
Dickson. W. Va.

Our beautiful winter weather con
unues, tho cooler. Our appetites
are great deal better since the
weather became cooler The scar
city of hogs last fall and this appe-
uzlng atmosphere is hard on our
smok ke- houses.
We'll, next week ends the court
house confab. Then we will all let
by.goues be by cones and be Re.
publlcans and Democrats again.
} S, Smith. who teaches the Mt.
Union school in Stonewall, is at
home nursing his sick father, II. &.
Smith.
Leroy Wilkinson is at home Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. A. w. Pres
ton.
Some winters are remarkable for
revival meetings and some for
irolics and country "shindics."
This is surely a "sbindig" winter in
this locality A good many people
follow the fashion, frolic or meet.
'hB, ds tue case may be.
James Boyd Beckner. who has
bee here visiting relatives and
friends IN Wayne and Cabell coun.
ties, has returned to the state IN
which Bryan lives. Boyd SAYS the
Nebraskans have lost confidence i'm
Bryan. The up-the-creekers and
nat eartners here are losing conf
dence IN Bryan very fast. Our
strongest aud stauuchest, Dem.
ocrais will not believe even BRYAN
when he says the world is round
and that he has gone around It,.
Most of Bryan's schemes have been
money.makers, but. IN his travelling
project, | think he has overestimat.
ed the intelligence of his people, at
least some of them.
Lawrence Smith started TO the
fair West with Mr.. Beckner, but re.
turned next day.
Cbas. A. Dick, who has been at
Holden working in the mines, has
returned and will now try farming
awhile.
Miss Mary Lee Dick, who has
been IN Cabell county six months,
teaching her first school, is home
again.
Our Medo- Persian Sunday school
lecturer has, 80 far, failed to ex
hIbit.
DIR. Ambrose Smith, of Bowen.
has been among us introducing hiz
excellent remedies. Uncle Ambrose
Is tllker, and bic very joviaI man
ner will cure the "blues" without
medicine.
Well, good night! sweet repose.
As VIC vote "it" stays or goes,
Wen not get mad, but vote our
best
And mile, and smiling we'll be
blest
But this is rbymiug. Your pardon,
SNOW,
J couldn't help but write II SO.
] hope that none will take oifense,
Because vote my sentiments.
DANIEL PArcn.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-31
Herbert, w. Va.

MIR. EDITOR
AS the time for the special
election to settle the question as
to whether or not the people of
this county will continue to hold
court OH that high hill at Wayne,
or will change the county seat to
a beautiful spot at Ceredo, draws
nigh, J. concluded to write you a
few lines and give my views on
this all important subject.
ln the fret place it matters little
to me, individually, whether the
change Is made or not, as do not
often have business at court. be
ing a law-abidiug citizen but do
desire to see this county keep in
sight Of the procession, anyway d,
as we t-avel along the road Of pro-
gress. Why should the county
seat remain al town that is not
likely TO improve in any manner?
There will never b5 any factories
OF any kind at Wayne, and there
is 40 likelihood Of any additional
building of any kind, which
would increase the taxable proper
ty Of the county, rf the county
seat wero allowed TO remain there
Why not make change, especial
BY when the change promises ~ be
tor the betterment of the county2
We, with many other citizens Of
thts neigbborhood, believe that If
The county soaf is moved to Ce.
redo that tbe towns of Ceredo and
Kenova viii be placed Oh lhe map
of Progress along side of Hunting
Ton and Central City, aud that t
Will only be- few yeays when
those towns Will by reason oil tbe
valuable property located there, be
compelled to pay the bulk OF the
Taxes Of the county. We nevor
can hope for this increase Do tax
able property as long as the couu-
ty seat ls allowed to remain at
Wayne.
Now, Mr. Editor, We are only
one of many voters in this county.
who will settle this matter, but
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BO0tOn, w. Va.

Mr.. aud Mrs. G. C. Carson at
tended the funeral of Mr.. Carson s
grandmother. Mrs. Sullivan, at
Mt. Union church last Thursday.
Mrs. jeff Adkins is very sick.
DR.. Wilkinson is in attendance.
Miss Jessie Bias gave social at
her home laet Friday night which
was much enjoyed by those
present.
Miss Addie Smith, of Lavalette.
and Miss Elmira Bailey, OF Blue
field, spent last Wednesday with
Miss Mollie Workman.
Sanford Smith is very sick and
has had to give up his school, we
understand.
Miss Addie Childress finished
her second term of school on Will
son. creek last Saturday.
Miss Mollie Workman gave a
dance at her home at Booton last
Friday night. Those present were
Misses Blankeuship, Houston.
Spurlock. Nawman and Mrs. Lou
Adkins and Messrs Carson, New
man, Dick, Adkins, Spurlock
Sullivan and Workman.
Invitations are out for another
dance at the pretty new home OF
Thomas Adkins-"The Plnes"-
near Spring Branch, to be given
IN the near future.
John Carson, of Huntington, is
visiting his brother, q. c., at
Booton.
John Leep has moved into
the house recently vacated by
Mrs. Letha Adk ins, Mrs. Adkine
having moved to Huntington.
w. w. Davis, of Prices creek
is cementiug a cistern for G. G.
Carson this week.
Miss Bessie Day was calling or
friends at Booton Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Adkine
are visiting relatives on Beech
| Fork.
Miss Margaret Howarton visited
friends at Bowen last Friday.
X. Y. 2.
Jan. 81, 1906.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-31
Walkers Branch. W. Va.

G w Pordue, who has been quito IN, is
slowly improving.
JEFF Drown was at Huntington Saturday.
Uncle "Biiie" Perdue, aud Ned, are busy
getting out wood Uucie Billie says we are
going to have some winter yet
2eri uobaok aud family expect to move Go
Lavalette IN the near future, where tkey will
make their future home. They will be greatly
missed by their many fricnds at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Hoback are tho guests OF
Mrs. Hobaok's parents THIS week.
Miss Mary Thompson ,ras the guest Of her
aunt-Mrs. John Thompson drst oI the
week.
Miss zuia Plymaic Is visiting her cousin
Miss Camel Plymaie near Iversou.
Mrs. Lille Drown was calling on Mrs
Georgia Plymale Friday.
Isaac Perdue attended mee,iag at Docks
creek Thursday evening.
Isaac Hensiey Is farming extensively.
VIM. Caperton aud family are at Wayne on
account OF the serious illness of Mrs Caper.
tons mother.
Sam ID. Smith passed throuph here Friday
en- route 10 Bobs Branch Mr. Smith Is quite
an extensive poultryman of late.
Fisher Piymale aud his team of gray horses
are giving the tie poles a boom this week
Miss Georgia Drown was calling ON Miss
! Daisy Plymaie Saturday
Fulton Hntchison is giving the swine indus
try trial. Luck To YOU, Fulton.
Sylvester Hutchisou aud + h. Plymaie are
mat ing preparations to enter College ia the
near future.
|
| The old calumniator, who still persists in
footing the horn from the hilltops OF Wayne.
! VIII see, when the votes are counted, his theo-
fieS disappear like housefuli of cards iu =
windstorm. His suppositons are like the old
farmers dream, full OF weeds" The tax
payers Of this comfy are too Intelligent aud
have too much foresight to Indulge these old
| fOgies any longer ia the care of public prop
erty. especially after seeing the FIRE fieud re
duce the c. II. tn ashes before their eyes with
out any remedy whatever II is an evident fac
thar the one mentioned above can do no dan
age 10 the people, yet public property is 10 im
miuent danger, and should have the benefit oi
the law even at the expense OF the insane asy
lums. EAGLE EYE.
/ Jan. 2s, 1905,
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At 1t Again

The "Light of Asia" (Wayne
Snitizen) came out in an article
January 18th stating that "The
Catlettsburg Water Works Com
pany runs lts mains into Ceredo
aud Kenova aud owns the water
supply In both those towns" New
er was such a lie uttered sipce the
crucitixion Of our Savior. Th @
Ceredo Water Works Co., com
posed of local capitalists, owns
the Water Works which furnish
water for Ceredo. The pump
house is situate on Main street,
Ceredo, and the reservoir is locat-
ed ON the bill just south of town.
TO prove that the assertion Of the
Wayne Rag is untrue, read what
the State Board Of Fire Insurance
Underwriters say as published in
their BOOK called "Advisory Rates
for Ceredo, w. Va" Here 1t is:
"Wa'er supply: Two 6.Inch
pipe suGk 30 feet to bed rock Of
water bearing strata.
Water Works: Gravity reser
voir system
Reservoir: Brick and con
crete reservoir 12xG2 feet. Ele-
waited about 1872 feet above grade
Of y street. Capacity 27t,OOO
gallons. 8 inch receiving aud dis
cbarg ing main.
Pumps One Gould Tuplex
plunger deep we'll pump, SO II
iuch cylinders, size 6 t.2xs in.
Capacity Isl gallons per minute.
Pump is operafed by one ST.
Mary's ~ II =. gas engine.
"Mans About two miles Of
water mains, viz: 2,GO7 feet of
s-iuch. 400 feet Of 6 inch.
3 3,75O feet Of finch.
"Hydrants: "a Ludlow double
hydrauts. ] Ludlow single hy.
dTant 5 81 risers. Hydrants
placed 30 to 800 feet apart.
Pressure; Gravity pressure 80
pounds
Streets: Of good width and
graded.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-31
WilsOndale, w. Va.

Mr., EpIToR:
Much interest is being manifest
ed IN this neck o the woods i'm re-
gard TO the removal of the county
seat from Wayne to Ceredo. OF
course there are few people IN
thls vicinity who. are aetride of the
fence, so to speak, in regard to the
matter, but at the same time the
majority of our citizens are in favor
of the change. We all know. or
most of US Al least, the kind of
water those who are compelled to
attend court must quench their
thirst with while at Wayne. The
writer has been IN Ceredo when the
stately waters Of Twelve Pole
were at their heighth, and
while the denizens Of Wayne were
drinking the liquid soil of that
stream, your humble servant drop
ped into the pump house OF the
Ceredo Water Works Go. and ta-t.
ed the aqua which IL pumped from
the bowels OF Mother Earth aud
served to the residents Of Ceredo
ibis water was az clear as crys-
tai aud almost az cold a. ice
While drinking 30 We thought Of
the people along the Twelve Pole
Valley who are compelled Go drink
the mud and other refuse which
come down that stream, especially
when the old Pole gets "way 1p. ''
Now the writer may be called .
chopper tor at first hc was like a.
few of the other people of the
county, against The removal of the
county scst thinking perhaps DO
would cause an increase in thc t.xes.
bat since tbe people %, the bead
of the removal question are Co bwld
q court house at Ccreio. should Che
county seat he removed, wubout DO
costing che county one penry, ! say
remove her. Wayne county is one
OF tho best counties in the State,
whose soil is fertile and rich, and
iu order TO keep this good name it
is up TO the people to do something
Wayne has been tried and found
wanting. Ceredo and Kenoya are
becoming business centers for the
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Shoals, ". Va.

We are having nice weather for Jan
nary. There have been several days
warm enough To do without fire.
There is not much work poiug on
now in this community, ~ the peo.
pie have been busy attending church
Brother Geo Richardson has iust
closed o rrotracted effort at Lynn
chapel lie had q very interesting
meeting. The church vas wonder
fully revived.
Miss Lizzie Balley's school closed
al Stonie Friday, and she com.
menced 90 teach the remainder of
the Lynn school Monday. from
which MIS- Annie Lowe resigned.
j B porter- school Is out and
Doe is seen going up aud down the
lonesome road
Brother Jerry Harmon has lust
returned from hi- protractcd effort
at the Mouth of Whites creek. He
held meetings for l5 DAYS and
nights aud bad IS conversion.
lie vii baptize az Whites creek.
Feb llth. lie had wonderful
meeting at Docks creek. In two
weeks be bad 2Oconversions There
wall BE- baptziug az Docks creek
Feb. ..
Frank Irby is seen making bis
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way to George Brum6eld's. What
is the attraction, Frank2
Quite number attended the. last
day of Miss BaiIey's school
A pro,racted meeting will begin
at Mewcomb Jan. 2Sth.
1t this does not reach the waste
basket | will write again.
Jan. 30. 1906. Tom TuuM.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-31

we hope all will take a common
sense view of the eutject when
they go to the polls on the 9Th
day of February and vote for pre-
gress and advancement.
NoTER.
Jan. %, 1906.