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N. E. Appointments.

The West Virginia NJ. f. con.
ference, held at Sistersville,
adjourned just five minutes before
. o'clock, midnight, Monday, Oct.
Sth. Just before adjournment
Bishop Hamilton announced the
conference appointments for The
ensuing year. The next conference
meeting will be held at Huntington.
Following are the appointments for
Huntington District:
Observation-Disclosures Mick.
Central City-W. j Matheny.
Ccredo-W. J. Twynham.
Elmwood J. n. Sharp.
FaIrfeld-W. w. Kingsley.
Fort Gay Bazel Abram.
Glcnwood-E. J. Heller.
Guyan Valley Circuit-D. II.
Johnson.
iIamIin-J. :. Pulliam.
Huntington, First Church D.
l.. Ash.
seventh Avenue w J. Daughcr
y.
Huntington Circuit-C. +, Rich
lrdson.
Logan 5, Thornburg.
Million TO be Supplied
Prytouia-J. NJ. sutton.
Wayne w. 5. Chapman.
Winfield aud st. Albans-W
A. barlow,
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Danger From The Plague.

There's grave danger from the plague
of coughs and colds that are so preva-
lent, unless you take DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and
Colds. Mrs. Geo. Walls, of Forest City,
Me, writes: It's Godsend to people
living III climates where coughs and
colds prevail. 1 find il quickly ends
them. Ii prevents pneumonia, cures la
grippe, gives wonderful relief in asthma
and hay fever, and makes weak lungs
strong enough to ward off consumption
coughs and colds. soc and 81 90. Guar
anteed by The Bloss Drug Co., and X.
Ney Williams. Trial bottle free.
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Ors I. w. Moore, of Huntington, and
w + Bruins. Of this place, operated ON
the 3-year- old daughter of Oliver Layue
last Friday evening. The physicians put
a tube In the little girls throat, a. she
was lying at the point OF death from diph-
theritic Group. Since the operation tho
child has been improving and at this
writing indications are that she will re-
cover
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Sherlit's Notice.

l All whom il may concern:
Nou Will take notice that will, on the 3Ist
day of October, 1870 be at Cove Creek In the
Dlsttict oil Grant Tor the purpose OF receiving
taxes due by the people residing or navin,
taxes ia said District, and that / will make A
discount of two aud Il half per cent To all such
persons a. shal' pay all their taxes on or before
the last day OF November 1870 aud not Other.
wise.
After January LIST, 1917, II per cent interest
that time
W. +. MILLS, Deputy for
}. l.. Billups, Sheriff " ayne 10. w Va
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Deafness Cannot be Cured.

by local applications, "a they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There Is only one
way 20 cure deafness, and that ~ by consti-
tuuuual remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inlamed condition of the mucous lining of the
kuSt1chidu Tube. " hen this tube is iutlamed
you have rumbiinP sound or imperfect hearing
aud " hen 10 Is entirely closed, Deafness H. the
result and unless the ini ammatiOn can be- taken
out and this tube restored 20 its normal con
dtt1ou, hearing viii he destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by tatarrh, which
is nothing but infiamed condition OF the
mucous surfaces.
Ne will give one Hundred Dollars for any
case Of Deafness caused by catdrrhl that eau
not be cured 10y HdiPs Catdrrh Cure. Send tor
circulars free.
The frost was on the pumpkin
Thursday morning.
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Sh6riif's Notice.

To al whom IL may concern.
ou may take notice that will. on the SOth
dhN of October, 1900. bc at ayuc & n iu tiI,.
blNtnci of Union, for the purpose of receiving
taxes an" - the people residing o. paving
uiNe~ in ~aid District. aud thai / will maxi, .
discount of two aud asIalf per cent To- an such
l't-"n' iN 0hlii pay all their taNe~ ON or be
fore the last day of November. lpu.. and not
otherwise.
Ancr January list, 1907, ~ per cent interest
that time.
w. WGrso>. Deputy for
). l.. Billupe, Sheriff NIyue 90. W Va.
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SheriifS Notice.

To alI whom it may C0ucerut
You wIiI take notice that will, ou the 10Th
day oi October. Igo1, be st the First National
Bank Of Ceredo. iu tue town OF t.redo. in thc
independent District of trredO, for the pur pose
Of receiving taxes due by the people residing
OF paying taxes iu said Distr.C CO., and mat viii
make discount Of two ADD half per cent t0
all such person 4e shall pay all their taxes on
or Doe fore the i4.t day OF November, 1901, and
not uIuerW -
After Jaua4ry ist. 1917, 10 per cent interest
wiz b- chargC1 ge all taxes not paid before
thattme.
WV KELLEY, Deputy for
j. L. B2I1ups. sheriff Wayne Co., W. Va.
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ShGTifi'S Notice.

To- all whom II may concern:
h"u wal take notice that will on the suth
day al October, 1900, he at Cassvj!ie. IN the
ilN'il,i OF huiler, Tor the pun pose OF receiving
I'N'N dur bN the people residing or paviug
taxes in -iid District. and that's Il will niall. a
discount "i wo aud half per CEN To an such
the lasi day ui November 1906 and NOT mn
wise. ~ "N' ''"''-
After January lst, 1907. 10 per cent interest
that time. ' '
j. BuLLUpS, Deputy for
}. l.. Billups, Sherin Wayne Co. w. Va
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Sherlff'S Notice.

To all whom il may concern:
You Will take notice that will on the 2o,I,
DAY OF October, 1906, be al Dunioyy in ths.
ing taxes due by the people residing or naviny
taxes ia said District, and that l VIII make a
discount OF two and half per cent to ali such
wise. ' ''"ei
After January LIST, 1907, 10 per cent interest
that time. 800 'O''
A. ]. PERRY, Deputy for
J. L. Billups, Sheriff Wayne Co, w. Va.
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Shetlii'S Notice.

q all whom II NAV Concern.
GU Will take notice that will on the 1O,h
gay OF October, 1910 be at East Lynn. in the
Dl9'llS' OF Stonewdll, for the purpose OF re
CetvinP taxes due by tue people rcsidiuo, ar 80.
'uR 'dNS9 ~ said DistriCt. and that / will
MAKE q discount OF two ADD a half per cent to
OF before the last day of Noveu, Der. I0OG ,ud
not otherwise. Y'' ""N
After January lst, 1907, 10 per ceut interest
that time. F '''0'e
w. r. Mills, Deputy for
l.. Biliups, Sheriff Wsyue Co. w. Va
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Sheriif'S Notice.

Toau whom % may concern:
You will take notice that will, on the both
day of October. 1910, be AZ the Mouth Of
Buffalo, in the District Of Ceredo, for the pnr-
pose of receiving taxes due by the people re-
siding or paying taxes IA said Distnct, SaHd
that will make a discount Of two aud q bait
Der cent 10 all such persons as shall pay all
their taxes on or before the last day Of NOvem-
bcr IyJf. and not otherwise.
After January tst, 1907, 10 per cent interest
viii be charged on al taxes not paid before
that time.
r. -. PIyMALF, Deputy for
T.. Bilious sheriff Wayne TO-, W Va,
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MdrrlR1

At York, Pa, October TO- 1906, Mr.
John Iouck TO Miss Nellie Dempwolf.
The groom is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Iouck, who for many years were
residents Of this place, while the bride
rs popular young lady Of York. Pa.
W / Wilson, temporarily Of North
Carolina, attended the wedding.
We extend congratulations.
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results from chronic constipation. which
D quickly cured by DR. Kings New Life
Pills. They remove AL poisonous germs
from the system and infuse new life and
igor cure sour stomach, nausia. head
hch8, dizziness and collie. without grip
iGg OF discomfort 25c. Guaranteed
by The Boss Drug Co, and r Ney
HiIlama
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4 Badly Burned Girl

or boy, man or woman, is quickly out Of
pain If Bucklen's Arnica Salve is APP
piled promptly. G.. j. Welch, of Tekon
sha, Mich, says Il use it in my family
for cuts. sores and all skin injuries. and
md II perfect Quickest pile cure
known Best healing salve made. 25c
az The Bloss Drug Co S and r. Ncy
Williams drug store.
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MRS. wiNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
1at beeu used for over sixty years by mil
teeihfng WITH perfect success. II soOthes Ia q
cnllo eofteus the gums, ailays All pain, cures
Wind collie, and is the best remedy for diar.
. fhoa. II will relieve the poor little su derer
Z imm edis ely sold by Druggists In every
par OF The world. Twenty-Five cents bot.
We. re sure and ask for Mrs. Winsiow's
Aoof mug syrup, ana take no other kind.
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.
Question OF Issuing Bonds.

At q mceting OF the Board OF Fducntinu OF
tn" independent school District ~ Cer-uo.
ned at the office of tuv Secretary. i. ". col
Tier. iu me town Of Icrrd", an sand iudep-ud-
rui school pf-IrtCt. m Watur county. West
Virginia, on ~" leln day Of september. IHG1
Present: II. NJ. Ilic~, PRESIDENT. bHulcl
right, COM missioner, ana ). ". Culnci.
Secretary.
WlIFEtNs, The school hou.c no the city OF
kruoNH, tn the lud' pendent school District
81 'rr.d", ma the county of Wayne, State OF
W est \ugtuIH, hHs become Inadequate Co ar-
'n"h"IiIr Hhd cdurhi" ~" youths OF sHsu
rl'N mat are enutird toHttrud SAID school on
account oi IA" increase of the Nuuths Of
school age. And
WHEREAS, The school building known as
the Central BuiluIu@, m The Town of Crr"nu.
iu said Independent school bistrct ere
ESQ, ~ the county at WaNur aud stale of
w 'Si virginia, has become tund' uuatr to nc
c"muloh'tc The youths Of said town of tere-
dn, VIII" are entitled To attend said Central
Binding aud toe educated therein, on account
81 the lucrcnsc of the number of said Nnut hs
IN said town III Ceredo; a. a II appearing Jhitt
the aggregate amount ut tins SiiId lndepeud
ent ScnooI Districts quota of tho General
school Fund, aud The amount Of District
bcNN Tor The year, together with any balance
remaining in the hands ot The Sheriff at the
end III the prec' ding year, and such arrcar-
age nt taxes "a may be due the said indie
pendent school District, ARE Inadequate To de
my the other current expenses necessary To
DE contracted bN this BmId during the pres
ent year, and also To pay iOrtu~ around aud
new building in keuOVa, and furnishing
same and the eE Iarging, rr pairing aud furu-
Cereu", Az Will oe required for he accom-
notation aud education of The Youths
of said independent school District
OF Cered"; and II further appearing that
the enumeration of youth II school age
in the To WI OF "eredo aud city oi KenoVa, IN
said Independent school District, exceeds
seven hundred, aud that ~ IL necessary in
order To purchase ground, build, complete,
enlarge, repair aud furnish such school nous
eS are required in the city of KruoVa and
town OF CeiFdo. that tn Board should Dor
row money aud l. sue the bonds ut the indie
pendent school District of Ceredo To pay
therefor In the manner prescribed by law
And
WHEREAS, The law requires that be fore
any such bonds shall be issued, or such debt
contracted, that all questions connected with
the same shall be first submitted To- IA vo e of
the people Of said Independent school DIS
ptct at CeredO. aud receive three-tifths q 81
OF all the votes cast for ana against the
same,
Now, therefore, for That purpose 1t is here
by ordered that AN election shall! be heId ana
conducted ia the same manner rs X provided
10y law for the holding of General School
Elections IN this Stale. aud 81 vote be taken AT
the several places Of voting in the said INDIE
pendent school District Of Ccr,du. at the
General Election to be held on the
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ARE you in favor of paying less
taxes than you have been paying?
Then vote for the Republican nom
inees for the House of Delegates,
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Wayne Courts.

Terms OF Circuit Court: Second MONDAY I'm
hebruary, May. August and November
Terms Of County Court: First Monday in Jan
envbog.
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fob printing Of all kinds neatly
- and promptly executed on rea-
. solable terms.
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The CeredO Advance.

A Republican Newspaper that
has a large circulation i'm the Big
Sandy and Twelve Pole Valleys
An excellent advertising medi-
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Published Every Wednesday,.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-17

but will cut directly through to Spo-
kane from the mouth of the river.
There are several crews engaged in
cutting trails, and much of this work
has been accomplished. With the
work of these men, there comes pros
pectors by the score and several very
vluable and promising prospects have
been found. The mineral is a COM
bination rich in copper and gold with
but small percentage of silver, and
there is practically no lead. For
seven miles in one locality one can
trace the quartz, some of which con-
tains a good mineral showing on the
surface.
The completion of the road through
this country will open one of the
most valuable mining regions in the
northwest, and already settlers from
the different parts of the west and
east are following the prospectors,
where they can find suitable locations
for camps.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-17
BOYS AT AMERICAN LAKE

A communication from the Occur.
d'Alene boys at Camp Tacoma,
American lake, Wash. stated that
the trip to the camp had been an I'M
eventful one and that it had been en-
joyed by all. This letter described
the camp as being a pleasant and
scenic one, and from their location
they are able to see the balance of the
camp grounds, which IL laid off in
streets would present the appearance
of small city.
This morning witnessed the ceom-
mencement Of the spectacular sham
battle in which over 10, 600 partici-
pated. In this fight the Washington
and other coast militia will be known
as the enemy. The Occur d'Alene
boys express hope of seeing the firing
line in this battle and as they are Of
the best drilled regiments it Is posi-
BILE that their hopes will be realized.
On reaching the camp, Frank Dun
can was made corporal of company E.
Second Infantry, Idaho National
Guard, and Jos. Strobel, who had
charge of the boys from this city un-
til they reached camp, is a commits
stoned officer as First Lieut. and Ad-
jutant OF the same company and is
a favorite with the members of the
entire company, and one Of the best
drilled officers in the National
Guards assembled.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-17

documents and Mr.. Cannon came
here to view the situation himself.
The aldermen told Mr.. Cannon that
before they would sign these ease
ments they would condemn the lands,
and Mr.. Cannon stated that in his
opinion the city would win out on
such proposition. He thought the
city was in the right, but before he
left the city, asked the members of
the the council to furnish him with a
map, showing the exact location Of
the dock and the crossings the city
wants. He asked that they be fur
nished him by Tuesday of next week,
as he was going to st. Paul on trip
and wanted to take up the question
with the officials of the company
there. He thought he would be able
to report on the matter by the fore
part of September.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-17
CLEANING UP THE CITY

F. L. Burgan returned fIom the
upper st. Joe country Thursday and
reports great activity on the part of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railroad in that locality. Mr.. Bur-
gan went into the st. Joe country by
way of De Borgia, crossing over the
divide at Eagle Peak, and down to
the st. Joe river proper.
In this section of the country the
railroad has run four distinct surveys
and trails, and is now engaged in
running the fifth, in the hope of find
ing suitable pass with as little tun-
neling as possible to Spokane. 1t is,
however, a settled fact that the road
will come down the ST. Joe river, and
the best route found so far is the one
down Cedar Creek to where it emp.
ties into the st. Joe. This route
entails about a mile and a quarter of
tunneling. 1t is hardly possible that
the road will pass through this city
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-17
MILWAUKEE, AT WORK

The work of cleaning out the cess
polls and putting the city in a more
sanitary condition has commenced.
and it will be but short time until
the entire city is on a much better
sanitary basis. A large steel tank.
with suction pump was kept busy last
night and enough work is reported to
keep it going for some time. The
wagon will be ON duty between tan
pollock in the evening and fonr
I clock in the morning. and dunno
~ garbage at the new dump at the
pa cemetery, where special provi-
ION has been made for this matter bv
ne excavating Of trench about so
.eet In length and from 4 to 6.feaAI
Aeep The council has made il com.
pulsory that this matter shall be COW
sred By at least three feet OF earth
mus leasening to a great degree ali
chances of the spread Of disease.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-17
CANNOT TAX LANDS.
Until Patent Issues is Decision
Of Judge Beatty,

Boise, Idaho, Aug. lin an
opinion handed down by Judge Beat
ty of the federal court in the case of
the Clearwater Timber company versus
Shoshone county ct. al, decision is
reached in favor Of the complainant
to the effect that Shoshone county
can not collect taxes levied upon GER
tain of the complainant company's
lands until the government has issued
patents.
The lands are of two classes, those
selected by the Northern Pacific Rail
way company as indemnity lands in
lieu of those surrendered to the gov
eminent within the limit of forest
reserves, and those selected by the
same company in lieu of lands sur
rendered TO the government in the
Mount Rainier reservation. The
lands were purchased from the North
ern Pacific by the complainant COM
pany. Judge Beatty says: AT the
stage during the transfer Of the
title OF government lands that they may
be taxed cannot be considered ques
ton of easy solution. at is we'll
settled that lands may be taxed in
some instances before the patent has
done all he can in compliance with
the law, including the payment Of all
costs and charges for the land, and
the government has issued him re-
ceipt therefor, the taxes may be lev
led. In this case, however, the court
finds:
Before any title can pass to the
the interior department must
the facts, allow selection
and order patents, and until then the
land can not be taxed"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-17

truth In the reports that we have
started construction work on line
from Moscow TO Lewiston. The fact
of the matter is that we have made
no surveys for such a lire and how
would 1t be possible to commence
construction when that has not been
doneYr
While everything seems to indicate
that the Moscow route will be select
ed for a route into Lewiston, there
is no basis for believing that the
spur from Colfax TO Pullman will
be abandoned ON that account. IL
the line is ultimately constructed by
way of Colfax, there is strong proba-
bility that the company will build
from that city, the present proposed
southwest terminal of the line, in-
to Pullman. II on the other hand
the line runs through Moscow, the
spur from Moscow to Pullman will
be constructed, so that, In either
event, Pullman SCENE TO be destain-
ed TO become station ON the line.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-17
R. and P. Minstrels.

The number Of people who really
live is small compared with the vast
number that merely exist. Some
people seem to think if they go to one
minstrel show they have seen them
all and stop there. Those are the
people that just exist, nothing more.
In the larger cities it is common
to meet the heads Of families who in
figuring on their daily, weekly or
monthly expenses, figure that the
theater is a necessary expense and a
visit each week must be figured on.
These people really live, and it is a
noticeable fact that the same habit is
spreading into the interior.
Go and see them all il you can
afford it.; il not, pick out those that
have the mark of age in their favor,
those that have been before the pub
lie long enough to know just what
you are getting. Richard & Pringle's
Famous George Minstrels that come
to the Auditorium Tuesday, Aug. 81,
will come near filing your expecta-
lions.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-17
A NEW BRICK DEPOT

Standpoint, Idaho, Aug. 1.-THE
Northern Pacific is figuring on
building brick depot here to replace
the wooden structure now being used
by the company. E. J. Cannon,
head of the legal department of the
Northern Pacific at Spokane, was
here last evening and gave out the
above information. Mr.. Cannon s
mission to the city was to look over
the condition of things with reference
to the location of the dock, street
crossings and grades.
The company asked the councilmen
to sign a couple of easements where
the dock now stands. In these pap
ers the company agrees to allow the
city to use the land for dock purposes
on condition that the city move the
dock off upon one years notice.
The city has refused to sign the
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-17
WILL START TRAINS.
Skokane & Inland to InaugeP-
ate Service.

Spokane, Wash, Aug. 17.-Pas.
senger and freight serli ice to Waiver
ly, Wash, is expected TO start on the
Spokane & Inland about September
8. Waldo @. Paine, general passen-
ger agent, said yesterday that the
new cars would arrive some time this
evening and it would require about
three weeks time 10 have the cars fit
ted for use. This would make the
time Of beginning operation about the
middle Of September, with week $
time to allow.
THE question Of passenger rates is
still pending before the board Of d.
rectons," said Mr.. Paine.
Nothing definite has been decid-
ed ON this point, and any statement
that pretsnds to forecast the rates is
unauthorized. But they will probab-
" be higher than on the Occur d.
Alene eleCTtic read, where the mini
mum rate is cent q mile ON com
muteEs' tickets. That u due to
greater cost Of the line. There is no