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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-03
BEDFORD hNEN MUCH
baaib Emoss. Imue tang Nilnrss
In Thaw t8es.
TESTIMONY OF VALUE
IL IL Alleged tsiet Had said That
White lad Net called pon
life Of nsisadant sd
No Notes Passed.

Nov York, July That there is
20 prospoct Of speedy trial Tar Har-
~ Kendall ThAw was announced hy
District Attorney Jerome pho return.
Cd to town for two days 70 devote his
personal attention to tho case Owing
TO the fact that during the summer
there are o0ly two parts of The courts
Of general sessions tn session. and
that the trial would probably last two
or three weeks, the district attorney
decided not 10 advance the Thap case
on the calendar Thaw will hardly be
arraiRnod before October
The death Of Thaw's valet William
Bedford. in the Presbyterian hospital
from complications from an operation
FOR appendicitis removed an important
witness from the case As IL is, AS.
sistant Attorney Garvin rave out the
substance Of the last statement made
TO him by the valet Mr.. Garvin said
be stated that Thaw was not addicted
TO any drug. Bedford declared that he
had not acted as the go between" for
White to get notes to Mrs. Thaw He
had seen no notes passed II is alleged
The Thaws. he said. never quarreled
As to the revolver, the valet supple.
mented his previous statement that
Thaw had carried a revolver for three
or tour months by stating that Thaw
had carried a weapon for about two
years In connection with the Euro
pean trip Of Tbaw and Mrs. Nesbit
he said that he had accompanied Thaw
and that Thaw and Miss Nesbit had
occupied adjoining rooms. The only
marriage h had heard OF. he said
was the one that had taken place at
Pittsburg Mr. White he said, had
never called upon Mrs Thaw to his
knowledge
Mr.. Garvin examined Monday p. l..
Bergoff private detective, who was
for many months employed with three
assistants b Mr.. White to guard him
and keep watch on a corps of detect
ives employed by Thaw Three de-
tectives employed by Hhaw to watch
White for about six months were also
examined. They were w. w Rookie,
William ,-cDonald and Harry Raleigh
They, according to the assistant dis
trict attorney, had been instructed by
| Thaw to follow White to a steamship
| pier and to engage men to pick quar-
rels with him at the pier in order to an
noy the architect.
Allen w Everts, counsel for the
White family. called at tn. district
\ attorneys office in connection with
tho murder.
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saEVtrtgs aUNCAEo

Fine lri1h potatoes sell At Terrell.
Tos. for 81 ~ cents per busnel
United States Marshal brewster was
a~nrn ia al Laredo Monday
Two mlles from Grove. T. T John
Grove had both legs cot Oft by q
train.
steamship Csssel lev Galveston
Monday FOR Bremen wlth many pas
sangsFH
se~tnn uius injured near FARMERS.
willie. while SofkiuF siih a traction "a
llne died
Chester Robinson was tstce hlftea
by eeHsip.dr near q Yea tlfs
Injuries sfa rot serious
Fuf ths t~nlve months snainx ~
90 $50 charters wvfe Tiled ~ Aus.
TIN. against sss taF the pfecedlax
t~eiv@ Hoaths
fntu Neufw a ShAw sew. pkiA has
hsid q CANON cracker ia hss rikht s&na
untn it esplnii.si iEls thumh ssa fes~
rrnkef wmrw turn 80
A. r@ssreans ths skau 81 lmctus
fs. a hov ~as 'rAsturws hs 81 -
FROM hrs-~mstisk toArnie joAn.
eos Another boy " uuaer $50 eonA
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es<rsssry w3sss~ lskess sssssrss~s
About Are gar livestock

wasaiuxtoa. ts1Y 2 Secretary VII
zoo os shs department q agriculture
has decided not " onsef uooa hts an.
nzai vsca,ion astl be has tnmpiottd
TIE osganit@'lnu ns-raSaAFg to pat ln:o
operation the BEES meat lnapsettor
Lag Ee ~ill r8ye practically hla IN
tire time 10 the wpsk for two months
The pare food las aIsa wal require At.
tent'on. suf b, latenas - leave thls
almost wholly 70 ~ ia " Wiley.
chisf Of n" bartau ~ chemistry
ny direction 81 n. presldent secre.
'sry Wilson issued thc fo'taalaK STAG
ment
Ame riran Iiyeslp, are the health
lest IN tho world The great ranKeH
81 f4e west produce agrsi# 81 cattle In
which the percentage ~ disease ~ &c.
markably small and the Federal gov
eminent is steadily reducing. by APP
proved scientific methods this small
percentage The Inspection az tho an
imais before and at the time Of
slaughter has always been thorough
II ~ true that the depai rnent OF az.
rieulture has heretofore lacked the
power and the money to provide for
An efficient supervision OF sanitation
ana the methods OF preparation Of
canned meat food products.
The legislation which has Just be.
come effective provides the depart.
ment Of agriculture with An adequate
law and with ample money to carry
X into effect Supervision and In.
fpsction viii be extended from the
pasture to the package. The Federal
stamp upon the can viii be a guarantee
not only OF the healthfulness Of the
animal, but also that the product was
prepared amid sanitary conditions. and
that with the addition Of no deieterious
chemical or preservative. any meat
food product bearing the government
stamp will be 1T for food
With this law in operation. IL NAV
be accepted as fact that for health
fulness and purity the prepared or
Canned product will compare favorably
with the fresh meat OF the United
States, which is, and always has been,
the finest in the world
The new law Is comp rehensive, the
means for its enforcement are ample,
and It's execution will be thorough.
People at home and abroad may use
our meats In confidence
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-03
FINANCIAL SHOWING.
Receipts and Expenditures and BAN
Note Circulation.

Receipts and Expenditures and BanI
Note Circulation.
Washington. July AT the close
of business June 80, 1906. the total cir
culation of national bank notes, as in
Dictated by a statement issued by the
comptroller of the currency. was $751;
1880, an increase for the year of
sos 1892, 554. and an icrease for tn,
month of $1.9S2,700. The amount r
circulation based on United States
bonds was s517,847, 749 an increase
for the year of $55,17S,335, and amin.
crease for the month of 81 81 603.
surplus of $20024772 is shown by
the comparative statement OF the gov
eminent receipts and expenditures for
the month of June, 1906, as compared
with June of last year and a surplus
of $26, 1877, $50 for the fiscal year end
ing June 80 1906,
During June the total receipts OF
the government were $50. 1867 ,0S1 The
total expenditures. $50 ,342. 800
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Sx~ ssss ~'s ard ser fsesssr
Sweets Too OsAers ara s4.sse~s

Ma sAils ~fs ara ser sesssr.
sssss*s Too Others @ra sa.ese<a
ise"6ais. ssss 3slY is Aa at.
t@ss 20 sftesminata bts family
Charles Brswss shsN al killed bio
vie an9 esothsf To iaw sounded hIs
~ff@s grandmother and bis ingant
shile are thsn shot and Killed himself
TIE far~sy was prompted By AZ.
&C. Brss~fe wife loft bis horns a
s*~ asfs ago. alleging that be sAs
r~s'3nx ttr badly she sect To her
fssoiAars home. where nrewer called
MONDAY nlghi ard entscated her 10 re.
t@rn 20 hssD he bscsnn snKry vhea
BIS @ife rssused 20 leave her mothers
fogAs @n6. drawing . revolver. began
shoosing a. the women When his
wife and ncr mother bad been Killed
Brewer continued to shoot until he
oosget every other member Of the
family vas dead and then fired a bul.
iss lnto his own temple
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MORALLY WOUNDED.
esrty Shot Charged With Paying At.
tention to Other Mans Wife.

Knoxville Tenn, July 3.--As a Nor
train was about to pull out OF union
station at Bristol. Tenn, bearing
George Jones and the young wife Of
John Ore. Ore appeared and fired
three Jllets into Jones breast Jones
will die. The train left carrying the
woman. Jones was removed to the
union station waiting room.
Ore, IL IS said, claims Jones had been
paying attention TO his wife
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-03
Heavily Armed Posses Have Gone to
the Scene Of Trouble

Guthrie, July "a special from
Purcell, l. T. to the State Capitol
states that intense excitement prevails
there over the report that the ne
groes Of Womack have armed them
selves with The intention OF shooting
down members OF the mob that lynch
ed and burned VIII Davis a member
OF their race for assaulting the four.
teony old daughter ~ Ira Robert.
son. a farmer.
Heavily armed posses OF business
men and farmers left Norman and
Noble. Okla, and Purcell FOR Womack
Three OF the leadors OF the mob ~
white men are said to bs marked for
assassination, and further trouble BE-
feared
Judgo Dickinson has announced tha'
be Si.i impsnel e special Grand |rr
to Investigate the lyurhinr
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LAWS REVOKED.
Il is Now Possible For Jews TO Locate
In Pale slime.

Toronto July AT The opening Of
the seventh annual convention Of the
Federation OF Zionist Societies In Can
ada here President Dcsola OF Montreal
announced that the sultan of Turkey
had revoked laws forbidding Jews To
settle in Palestine He did not wish
1t understood they they had received n
charter. but It is now possil lu for Jews
to inhabit the country and enjoy the
protection Of It's laws. lie predicted
the sultan's action would give great
impetus "a emigration from Russia
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-03
BOTH ENGINES SMASHED
Flremen Killed ard One Engineer and
Two 6rakemen injured.

Mobile. July "A regular and 81.
ira freight train on the Nobll" Iack.
son aud kansas city railroad collidci
headou about TAO miles south ~ Nrs
ton. Atss. vmaNhlns both rug.urs ana
killing fho two fiFsmvB. Dan Ford
negro. and Ceofwe sanders. white 81
sinesr how'd VI the rvsulNF fTeieht
nlu audsefinusiy iriur.i and hrat
men Hsymis and Jones sHsbtig nfufsf
The cause of 'hg collision ls ssI1 'H
b. the oy,grurnIrG of the mrttue
f=lint hY thD asffa freight
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MEAT INSPECTORS.
Examination For These Duties VIII
Be Held In This Month

Washington, July 3-To carry into
effect the meat inspection law, re-
Gently enacted by congress, the civil
service commission has announced an
examination of inspectors to be held
on the 2lst inst. The regulations I'm
DIR which the examinations are to be
held do not require that the inspect
ors be veterinarians, but they must
from experience, be qualified to deter
mine whether or not meat is sound
wholesome and fit for human food, IN,
must be competent to supervise tn
| preparation Of various meat sood nrpf
ucts- The entraFcs~ satary ~ 81 oc
per annum.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-03
POLICE MEN KILLED.
Two Instantly Killed, and Three 9th
ers McrtalIy Wounded

Warsaw. July 3-The recent rumors
to the effect that the Terrorists were
organizing against the police was part
ly corroborated Monday, when two
policemen were shot dead and three
MORALLY wounded In various parts of
the city. The streets are patroled by
infantry
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Gatesville. Tex, July 3.-The annual
reunion Of the Texas division. United
Confederate Veterans. will take place
here in the l00-acre park. from the
oath "a 27th inst Third brigade EN-.
braces fifty-six camps.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-03

Fort Worth. July "A white man.
supposed 20 be Bob Turner was
ground 10 pieces By a Katy train here.
He had q pockctbook containing ?
cents
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-03
NO RUNS MADE.

Vor zen innings Austin and Galveston
Contest For supremacy.
AT galveston Monday the locals and
Austin played ten-inning game Of
baseball neither side scoring.
Houston, 4; Lake Charles, 0.
San Antonio, 4; Beaumont. |.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-03

Texarkana, July 3.-James s WAX
lace, a young an, died at local san
itarium as result OF gunshot wounds
received at Hope. Ark, about month
ago
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-03
ATE PRESSED CHICKEN.
Doctor Worked on Two Persons With
Stomach Pumps Some Time

Columbus, O., July 3.-Two people
ate compressed chicken sandwiches at
the Ladies Aid society picnic at Je-
rome, and were saved by doctors, who
worked over them several hours with
stomach pumps. The chickens were
allowed to stand for two days in tin
receptacles before eaten
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-03
National LEAGUE.

st. Louis, 8; Pittsburg. 4.
Brooklyn, 7; New York, 1.
Boston, s; Philadelphia, 5.
Cincinnati, /, Chicago, O.
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STORM At WEST.
Issy Sadly injured and Another ard
Mar Hurt

Mar Hurt
West Tex July "A storm visited
this place Monday afternoon. Several
houses were blown down Mrs. NJ.
A Alien was badly hurt by a falling
house. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adams
we've also injured
brakeman named Hunt was badly
shocked by wire which fell across
the Katy track A heavy rain fol-
lowed
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American LEAGUE,

Cleveland, 4 Detroit, g.
Boston, 4 Washington, 3
Washington, IT; Boston. g.
Philadelphia, ;; New York. /: New
York, s. Philadelphia, l.
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AVENGED BY HUSBAND.
Shoots to Death Party Charged With
Assault on His Wife,

Monroe, N. c., July 81. w. Hill
shot and killed A. M. Burgess in this
county. The cause of the shooting
was an alleged criminal assault upon
1arss AiA by issssg~gs. Hill came here
ana eurrendereds and II In Jail with
at privilege OF bail
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DUEL IN MILL.
One Participant Had Pistol. the
Other knife

Jexarkana, Tex. July "a negro
Tcxarkana Lumber cOmpsnys mill,
six miles northwest Of town, the white
man using thirty-eight caliber pistol
and the negro knife Both were
wounded.
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exas League.

Fort Worth, Cleburne. 0.
Dallas, 6; Waco, 3.
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EsT as Ff}@asV. J@3T "a. tsss
psr sgtg~ so<a s~sses.s Dss-sess
LIE HsNgTss
q e cgccg
p@v fs4assy gs1sr.
T&%CT u SyABLE
TOx spgsfSKk
por css~ssy cs~vss
CBs4ELgy CEocggE
BOB hrELgSOs
IgssE PARKER
JOHs x LossGiss
sev DsssrSes 1I~yks
ALgTN = KIDD
sSZg CAaOTBgEs
cls&T &PALDl.sS
-
80. cn~ssy salsr&~ys
MARX SMITH. Es-elactsos
40. u. HeaAE
pov coens1 superintendent N tss-
iie destruction
O, u, NtS@,
Po~ TAs s~e~s~<rs
J. -, NegLEOY a.-.lset,on.
j.. G. WILLIE.
JACK KgLLgBEgS
o.
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Emp SPENCER, recollection.
~
Yer ssserTffs
W, II, FORBES,
Tony CEG&gLa
G. 4, MILLER.
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., = DAaDE&.
Pss ynstlfe ~ tsae Fe&Hs Presassa . /:
W. IL, C8bsBD DAVE
n W, H'KSfGHT
tffy Commissioner Precinct ..
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For Commissioner freciAsa T.
W, s, WgTHEESPOoN
n. p. GRIMES
Il. IS, faUgE) BYsUk
sd LOWE
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Southern LEAGUE
NEGROES ARMED.

Birmingham, 3; Montgomery, 2
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Suicide E,DidemlC.

Huntington has been having a suicide
epidemic within the last few days. The
last attempt, which will doubtless prove
fatal, was Mrs. Porter Gilbert. While
temporarily insane, last Wednesday she
cut her throat with a razor Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert moved to Huntington from
Hopewell, KY, only few days ago,
where they were in good circumstances
until the fire fiend came and DESTROYED
all they had in the world, Mr. Gilbert
not taking the precaution of having his
property insured, as all should. After
moving TO Huntington Mr.. Gilbert Sc
cured work at the American Car q
Foundry Co.'S works, but had only
worked two days when he was seized
with the measles and was III critical con-
dition when his wife cut her throat. What
makes the case such a sad one is the fact
that there are four small children i'm the
Gilbert home, the youngest being only
three months old. The woman is still
alive, but there are slim chances for her
recovery
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Married..

DR.. j. w. Rife, of Genoa, and Miss
Grace Thompson, of Effie, 'both of this
county, were united in wedlock's holy
bonds, at the residence of Rev. r. T.
Billups, the ceremony being performed
by Rev. Billups, Saturday, June 2, 1906
The groom is promising young physi-
can and has quite an extensive practice
at Genoa, where the young people pro-
pose to make their future home.
The bride is one of Wayne county's
most charming and accomplished young
ladies and graduated from Marshall
College the day before the ceremony
was performed.
May the happy young couple live long
and never regret having joined their
lives and fortunes.
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Deafness cannot be Cured.

by local applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There is only one
way TO cure deafness, and that is by cons .
tutioual remedies. Deafness Is caused by au
lnfiamed condition Of the Mucous lining Of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube is fnhamed
you have a rumbiinR sound or inn perfect bearing
and when a. Is entirely closed, Deafness H. the
result, and unless the Inflammation can be taken
out aud this tube restored to it's normal con
dition, hearing VIII be destroyed forever: nine
cases out Of ten are caused by t'atarrh. which
IS nothing but AN inhamed condition Of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars FOR any
case of Deafness caused bv catarrhl that eau
not bc cured by HalPs Catarrh Cure. Send for
cTcuiafs free.
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viii take trip to Hinton, Rich
mond and Norfolk.

will take a trip to Hinton, Rich
mond and Norfolk.
Miss Nellie Osgood, of Hunting
ton, is assisting Postmaster Wright
in the Ceredo post-office.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Spradhng, of Brownstown,
is very sick-not expected to live.
Swell Shoes that will wear at Low
Prices. Frost and CARED, 9O9
Sd ave., Huntington, w. Va.
Somay4w
John Spradliug is still confined
TO his room at his home in Browns
town. He has lost the use of his
right arm entirely.
Paul Adkins, of Blue6eld, was
the guest of his parents-Mr. and
Mrs. W. I'll. Adkins-last Sunday.
Paul looks quite natural.
Save your car fare by trading
at c. w. Berger's, Catlettsburg,
Ky.
Mrs. Anna Copley aud little
daughter were guests of S. C.
Luther last Saturday. They were
en- route To their home at Shoals
from a visit TO Louisa, Ky.
You will find the best assortment
in Shoes IL Slippers at my place
kept in Catle.tsburg. Bee them.
to9June {. w. BERGER.
Ed. Smiths meat shop was brok-
en- into last Saturday night and
about one dollar and a half and some
meat were stolen. THIS is the second
time recently that this shop has been
burglarized:
u. ) Luther and two children,
OF Pollard, KY, were the guests of
relatives here last Sunday. They
went from this place, Monday morn
ing, TO Shoals, where the children
will visit with relatives for several
days.
{. A. Wright notified the coun-
Gil at regular meeting OF that
body. Monday evening, that he in
tends TO resign the office of Re-
corder, TO take effect the goth inst. :;
that he expects TO go TO Williamson
to live.
Preaching services were conduct
ed in the new Baptist church on
Main street for the first time last
Sunday at IL o'clock, a. IN. The
Baptists have nice church, costing
1000 or more. They have it near
ly all paid for, too. This speaks
well for the financial management
of those in charge of the *.
Wayne b. Ferguson's horse was
missed from the pasture adjoining
town, one day last week and until
the animal was found a day or so
afterwards, a few miles south of
Ceredo, the owner was quite uneasy
about it. 1t is not known whether
the horse was taken out of the pas
ture and used or whether it Jumped
out. Mr.. Ferguson says he never
knew the animal TO Jump.
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Pleased With Our Job PRINTING,

This office recently printed the
BY Laws for Macedonia Lodge, No.
5. Knights of the Golden Rule, the
order for same having been sent us
from Albert Varney, Crum p. o.,
this county. After having received
the books Mr. Varney wrote us as
follows: ''Received the Bylaws all
o. X. and was we'll pleased with
the work. Please find check to pay
for same"
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Z. A. Wrightvwas IN Columbus,
Ohio, last Sunday.

Ohio, last Sunday.
Miss Malissa Num- Was in Ash
land Friday afternoon.
Dave Levine, of Baltim ore, was
in town last Thursday.
Joseph Davis has re-painted his
dwelling on East First street.
Allison Adkins, of Wayne, is the
guest of relatives in our town.
A bountiful supply of rain fell
here last thursday night and Fri
day morning.
Miss Laura Adams, of Garrison,
KY, is the guest of her sister-Mrs
Ed. Stewart.
Judge James McQuin who hives
about three miles from town, i.
quite poorly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Mienhart,
of Ashland, KY, were Ceredo visit
ors last Sunday.
Miss Clara Lark, of Catlettsburg,
was the guest of Mrs. Cora Jones
last Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Obbie and Oakley Stewart
and Malssa Mum were visiting in
Guyandotte last Thursday.
Mrs. A. Daniels, and little
daughter, Vivian, of Kenova, were
visiting relatives here last Saturday.
Mrs. &. A. Wright and little son
have been visiting relatives at Ports.
mouth, Ohio, tor the past few days
Mrs. NJ. j. Dalton and Miss Adah
Smock, of Central City, were the
guests of Mrs. DIS parents here
last Thursday.
Editor c. g. Fry, of the Wayne
News, passed through town on a
west. bound Camden Interstate R'y
ear last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. n. johnson and
son, Elba, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Hatten and Mrs. John Hurley were
in Columbus, Ohio, Sunday.
Samuel j. Wright left the first oil
this week for Paducah, Ky, where
he has been employed at a good sal.
airy as pitcher of the Paducah Base
Ball Club.
Hewitt Z. Morris, Of Parkers
burg, came down on the excursion
and spent Sunday, the 9th ult.
with his wife, who is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mira. Ed. Davis at Kenova
Mrs. 5. l.. Clark and children,
who have been the guests of Mrs.
C.'s parents-Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Davis-at kenova for the past
month, returned TO their home al
Cincinnati last Sunday.
The first ball OF the season last
Wednesday evening at Camden Park
(Which is just across Twelve Pole
creek on the east side of Ceredo),
was largerly attended by Hunting
ton people. Quite a number oil
CereGo sports were present also.
The Republican District Con.
ventions will be held throughout
the county on the leah int to Sc
lect delegates to the Congressional
and Senatorial conventions. For
Ceredo District the convention will
be held at Ceredo. See call else.
where in this paper.
B. f. Payne and family, of Mat
toon, ILL.,, are the guests of Mr.. +. Is
mother here. Mr.. Payne was form
-erly an engineer on the n. 81 w.
and lived at this place, but he now
has similar position with The Bug
-Four and runs to St. Louis. Be
fore returning home the visitors
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IdlGnIn Tor the Toilet.

Talcum is the best powder TO use.
Ii is used for the baby as well as
the grown up folks. Violet Talcum.
10 cents; Eas'man's Talcum, Is
cents; Meunen's Talcum, 20 cents;
Riviera Talcum, % cents; Hudnut's
Talcum, 80 cents. Florentine Drug
Store, Wild IL Boette, Huntington,
w. Va.