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MdTTu the Bachelors.

II Is stated that the young women Of
Charleston respectfully ask the state
legislature 10 let the old bachelors a one.
Just leave them 20 us is in effect the
words Of the girls Of the capital city.
This Is notable when 10 is remember
ed that the sUinsters of Wakefield
Mass, are praying 20 the General Court
Tor graduated tax ON bachelors up TO
forty years, chlOrOtorm TO be- substituted
Tor assessments after that age.
In fact the proposition 10 tax bache.
Tors Is attracting more attention at the
moment than the subject Of uniform
laws on marriage and divorce. I'm at
least SIX states revenue pills aimed at
siHgle men are already in sight. In half
q dozen Others such measures are urged
by petition or otherwise.
Iowa proposes the highest bachelor
taX-S2j year az tine age Of forty and
80 at the age of forty -fve-aud would
put the proceeds intl Is nome for fallen
women. Missouri would devote lbs fav
on celibacy 20 good roads. feeling that
the confirmed bachelor must necessarily
have a hard road 20 traxel.
The fear Is expires ed boo Texas where
there are one hundred thousand bacbe.
Tors, that the suggested TAX would drive
men into unhappy marriages The con
eideratiOn does not disturb Argentine
whose law taxes bachelors s. "a month
from the age Of twenty to the age If
thirty and works The rate up To- twenty
dollars for the ages of tlirtv-hyc 20 fffv
But after all the West Virginia remedy
is the best. Marry him and 'feed fhe
brute, as noted club woman d. quot
cd a. say ing
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JuduG Saunders for Governor.

The friends of Hon. Joseph NJ
Saunders have started a boom tor
that gentleman as the Republican
nominee for Governor.
1t Is understood that they not
only obtained Judge Saunders con
sent to use his name, but that they
were promised he would make an
active and vigorous campaign. The
announcement Of his candidacy has
been so we'll received that these
friends are highly elated, and state
his boom has been successfully
launched.
The claim is made that those who
have interested themselves in Judge
Saunders candidacy represents all
the elements in the Republican par
ty. They say Judge Saunders hiss
not at any time been identified with
any faction, and that for this reason
all can unite on him. Their strong
est card, however, is Judge Saun.
ders' great ability, his clean record
as a public servant and his popular.
ity.
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NeighbOrs Got Fooled =.

81 was literally coughing myself to
death, and had become too weak TO leave
my bed; and neighbOrs predicted that
would never leave it alive; but they
got fooled, for, thanks be to God was
induced TO try DIR. Kings New Discov-
cry. 1t took just four one dollar bottles
TO completely cure the cough and re.
store me to good sound health" writes
ms. Eva Uncapher, of Grovertown,
Stark Co., Ind. This king of cough and
cold cures and healer Of throat and lungs
is guaranteed by the Bloss Drug Store,
Ceredo, and r. Ney Williams, Kenova
5Oc and 81 90 Trial bottle free.
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500 REWARD SI0O.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is At least one dreaded diseas Sc
that science has been able to cure in all it's
stages. and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrb
Cure rs the only positive cure now known to-
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a CON
sttuttoral disease, requires a constitutional
treatment Hairs C1tarrh Cure is taken inter
ually, acting directly upon the blood aud mo-
Gus surfaces of the ~ stem, thereby DESTROYING
the foundation of the disease, and giving the
patient strength by Suildiug up the coustitu.
ton aud assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have SO much faith IN it's Cura.
tive powers that they offer One Hundred Dol
lars for any case thai II fails to cure. Send for
list of testimonials. Address
7. J. CHENEY Il Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
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The bull before TIE legislature to
prohibit Sunday ball playing will
meet with approval in some quar-,
tiers and dIsapproval in other
Church people as a rule Will favor
the law. There has been great
deal OF complaint in this county in
recent years because of the interfer.
ence with the proper observance of
the Sabbath day by ball players.
Ball playing in itself is a healthful
exercise and is legitimate amu-e
ment to which most of our people
are devoted. But there can be no
sound reason offered for Sunday
playing, since most Of our young
people can get away from their
work during the week days and in
dulge Themselves 10 their hearts
content.-Tyler County Star.
We agree with the above. The
bill should pass.
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sl.ing FROM the Grare.

a prominent manufacturer, VIM. a
FertweIl. Of Lucamd, y. g., relates "a
most remarkable experience. He saws
after taking less than three bottle. of
Electric Bitters / feel like one RISING
from the grave Ny trouble is Bright 3
disease, boo the diabetes stage. I fully
believe Electric Bittors will cure me-
permanently, for d. has already stoned
the liver and bladder complications
which have troubled me for wear. -
Guaranteed by the Bios Dug Store
Cerodo, and Il. Ney Williams, Kanova
Price only SOC.
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Letter IRON Congressman Hughes.


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, u. S.
Washington, ID. c.. Feb. I, 1907.
Ed. CEREDo ADVANCE:
enclose you copy of Senate bill
No. 976, a bill, which has recently
passed the House and Senate, and
now only awaits the signature OF
the President to make it law.
There Is no doubt, but that the
President will sign this bill. take
this method of advising the soldiers
in my District, so they may, at the
earliest possible date, receive the
benefits of same. | will kindly ask
you to print in full in your paper,
my letter TO you and the enclosed
bill.
The Bureau Of Pensions will
issue blank applications to be filled
out, certifying TO the age of the
soldier, so they may receive the
benefits, in accordance with the
provisions of this bill. At the age
of 81 years, they will receive $l2;
at the age of 20 years, SIS and at
the age of rs years and over $40. l
tried to amend this bill, so that, in
addition to their age, their service
also would be added, and then the
soldier could receive the most ad-
vantage from the provisions Of the
bill. In other words, if a soldier
had attained the age of Sc years,
and had had years service, be
would be entitled to $l5; If he had
attained the age of rs, and had had
years service, he would be entitled
to $40, etc.
also tried to amend this bill, so
that State Troops would receive the
benefits of the bill, the same as
United States soldiers. feel that
State Troops, who served all the
way from one to four years, should
certainly be entitled to the benefits
of this bill, on the same basis as
United States soldiers, who served
90 days and over. These pensions
are allowed for the purpose of Civ
ing certain benefits to the soldiers
of the war of the Rebellion, and ii
would seem to me, that this should
apply to State Troops, as we'll as tC
United States soldiers.
Should any further information
he needed, in reference to receiving
benefits from this bill, and its pro
visions, | will be only too glad tc
correspond personally, with any
soldier, in reference to it.
Yours, for the old soldier,
J. A. HUGHEs.
The bill to which reference i.
made above is printed elsewhere IN
this issue of the ADVANCE ED.
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REPRESENTATIVE HARRIS,
OF This County, Has introduced a
Bill To Increase the Sdldru OF
School Teachers.

G.. +. Harris, of this county, has
introduced House Bill No. 264 in
the House of Delegates to amend
aud re-enact section 9 of chapter 40
of the revised code, relating to
duties and compensation Of boards
of education, salaries of teachers,
etc.
Mr.. Harris would increase the
salaries of school teachers holding
No. and No. 2 certificates, while
the limit placed on the teachers
holding a third grade certificate
remains the same as under the old
law. The district boards of educa-
tion and their clerks would also
profit under the revision of this
section Of the code as asked for by
Delegate Harris.
Mr.. Harris would make section 6
provide that the boards of educa
tion Of the several districts shall
hold their first meeting for each
school year on the first Monday in
July. At this meeting they shall
determine the number Of teachers
that may be employed in the
several subdIs:ricts and fix the
salaries that may be paid to the
teachers. In determining the same
the different boards shall have
regard to the grade of teachers Ger
tificates, fixing thus to each grade
the salaries that shall be paid.
Under the proposed amendment
teachers holding a No l certificate
shall not receive less than $40 per
month, while under the existing
law they shall not receive less than
S35 per month. Teachers holding
No. 9 certificate shall not receive
less than S35 per month while the
existing law places their pay at not
less than so per month. Teachers
hol ding No. 3 certificate would
fare as we'll under the present law
as they would in the amendment
offered by Mr. harris as he limits
them to not more than S25 a month
the same figures as contained in the
existing law.
The bill provides that the trustees
of the several subdistricts shall, II
no case, transcend or diminish the
salaries so fixed, in any contract
they may make with teachers. The
members of the boards of education
may receive as compensation fol
their services under the proposed
law the sum of $25 per annum
while they are now entitled to the
sum Of 81. 80 per day, with the pro
! VISION tnat no memD Der shall receive
pay for more than seven days in any
one year, which would make then
entitled to a sum of $40 so if they
received the limit. The clerk Of
secretary of the board of education
under the proposed law would b,
entitled 20 the sum of 500 pc
annum as compensation for his ser
vices, while under the present Law
the limit of his compensation i
fixed at the sum Of $15.
The bill was referred to the com
mittee on education for cousidera
ton.
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CdLarrh and Catarrhal tieadaChRs

are quickly relieved by NosENA. II soothes
the congested mem brsnes, allsys infamma.
lions aud thoroughly heals and oleanses. II
keeps moistall the passages whose tenden-
cy - 20 thicken and become dry Cures
colds, throat troubles, hoarseness, hay fever,
stopped up" nose, breathing through mouth
while sleeping, offensive breath, etc. II 4,
antlseptic and contains no chemicals o.
drugs hsvinga narcotic effect, or that can
cause the "dru4 habit"
b.. wEGUARANTEE SATISFACTION.
il BroQdon, Of the National Sign CO..
Dayton. OHIO, writes under date Of oct. 70.
1906. "NoSSNA ls the only preparation have
ever used thQt relieves my affection so speed.
iIy and pleasantly. I am getting the FIRST
real pleasure oGt Of breathing that I have
ex perienced since contracted cstsrrh six
years ago, Money! would not buy my tube
of NOsENA 10 / could not get another"
Buy NosENA from Bloss Drug Store Ce-
redo. and A. J. Williams, Kenova get
your money back n not satisfied. Sample
lube and booklet by md ID 10 cts
BRowN M TUFACrURTNG Co.,
st. Louis 30 ado GreenviIIe. Teun.
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I've lived in California 20 years and
am still hunting for trouble in the way
of burns, sores, wounds. boils, cuts
sprains or a case of piles that Bucklen s
Arnica Salve won't quickly cure, -
writes Charles Walters, of Allegheny
Sierra Co. No use hunting, Mr.. Walters
it cures every case. Guaranteed by the
Bloss Drug Store, Ceredo, and r. Ney
Williams, Kenova. 25c.
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If you want a handsome new
Sewing Machine, made by one of the
best standard machine companies in
this country, at about one half the
price agents ask, consult the pro
prietor of this paper.
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EGo}af'o.u1aGRy"sssA

T. B. Bowman, prominent
business man of Philippi, was the
guest of Prof. and Mrs. K. O..
Saunders last Thursday.
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Total.
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Edmund Fry has sold his interest
in the Palace Ba- on Ninth street,
huntington, to his partner-Haus
Watts Mr.. Fry will probably
move 10 Cincinnati in the Spring.
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Hartley Ferguson, w. II. Hunt
and Anthony Adkins, of Wayne,
were here this week on business.
Boone Democrat, Jan. 81.
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WAYNE Courts.

Terms OF Circuit Court: Second Monday In
February, May, August and Novemb Der.
uary, April and July, and Third Monday in No
emvber.
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l am authorized to sell, at what
! consider a bargain, good req.
dence property III Kenova. I
T. McDoUGAL, Ceredo, w. Va.
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lob printing of all kinds neatly
q and promptly executed on rea-
so liable terms,
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The CeredO Advance.

A Republican Newspaper that
h ss a large circulation in the Rig
Sandy and Twelve Pole Naroys
An excellent advertising medi-
um
PG6LtShed Every Wednesday.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
One copy, one yeal, S1.OO
One copy, six months, 30
Strictly cash jo asiOGnce.
Twenty-Five per cent Will be added when
ca ia ID not paid.
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The bill to which reference is
made above is printed elsewhere In
this issue of the ADVANCE ED.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-11-01
HELEN GOULD AT LEAvENwoRrH
Attends Dedication Services Of Army
Y. M. C. A. Building.

Leayenworth Kas.-Miss Helen ".
Gould was present Wednesday at the
dedlcatory services Of the new army
Y. NJ. C. A. building at Fort Leaven.
worth, given to the soldiers by Miss
Gould.
Addresses were delivered by Brig.
Gen. c. Il. Hall, U. s. A. command
ant of the service schools at the post;
Rev Charles NJ. Sheldon OF Topeka,
Kas.. William b. Miller. international
secretary OF the Army and Navy Y. NJ.
c. A., and others. Wednesday night
Miss Gould held reception for the
enlisted men of the garrison. This
morning there was n brigade review of
all the troops stationed here in honor
OF Miss Gould, and she will visit the
city Y. NJ. c. A. in the afternoon.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-11-01
CONVICT ESCAPES BY STRATEGY.
Walks Past Guards at Jefferson City
In Citizens Clothes.

Jefferson City, Nov. X. VII.
son. a convict sent from Marion
county in September, 1906, under sen.
tence OF five years for burglary and
larceny, escaped from the power
house at the penltentiary and has ap.
parently eluded his pursuers, as ofi-
GERS have so far been unable to get
any trace Of him.
Wilson is an expert machinist and
was taken to the power house. which
is outside of the prison walls, to make
some repairs In some way unknown
to the guards he is supposed to have
procured an old suit OF overals in the
boiler room and was thus able to get
by them without being observed. lie
is about 80 years of age and is sup.
posed to be an expert burglar and all.
around yeggman. Warden Hall has
offered a reward for his capture and
return to the prison.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-11-01
TRAIN IN LAKE; MANY DEAD.
Nearly All Of Fifty italian Laborers
Reported Drowned.

Millinocket, Maine.-A work train
OF fiat ears, on which were forty
or fifty Italian laborers engaged In
the construction OF an artificial lake
for the Great Northern Paper Co. at
East Mlllinocket, tumbled into the
lake through the sinking OF the track.
A messenger who says he saw the
accident reported that nearly all the
workmen had been drowned
The company officials, however.
while admitting the accident, denied
there had been great loss of life.
The lake is five miles long and a
mile wide. The railroad track Is on
the side OF the lake. and, according
to the messenger. the track settled.
throwing every one on the train into
the water.
The messenger said that he drove
to the scene and saw the trainmen
reach place Of safety, but few of the
workmen escaped.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-11-01
GERMAN WINS CUP. .
Figures Show Erbsloeh Defeats lie.
blanc by SIX Miles.

Washington. d. G. - The United
States Geological Survey figured that
the distance from Forest Park, st.
Louis, to Asbury Park. n. j., at Brad
ley Beach, is S7S4 miles
The distance TO Herbertsvile, N. j.,
is figured at SOFA miles. This makes
the German the winner by six miles.
The computation was made by spher'
Zeal trigonometry from the latitude
and longitude of the points involved.
How Balloons Landed.
Pommern German, Erbsloeh) As.
bury Park, n. j.; $50 miles 80 hours
So minutes.
Isle de France (French. Leblanc
Herbertsville, n. j.; S72 miles; A
hours.
Dusseldorf German. Won Abercron)
Dover, Del; 795 miles; 3S hours 50
minutes.
America (American, McCoy)-Pa.
tuxent, Md; 725 miles; 3s hours 30
minutes.
st. Louis (Amerlcan. Hawley)-
Westminster. Md. 700 miles; 81
hours.
Abercron German, MeckeD-Ma
nsssas, Va; $50 miles; 3S hours 10
minutes.
Anjou (French. Gasnier)-Mineral,
Va; 672 miles: 3S hours Is minutes.
United tSates (Amerlcan, Horsey)-
Caledonia, Ontario; Cal miles; %
hours 10 minutes.
Lotus II (English, Brewer)-Mem.
phis, o.; 1862 miles; "a hours so min.
utes
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-11-01
Will RETURN SOON
FLEET WILL NOT STAY IN PA.
cIFic WATERS LONG.
NO FEAR OF JAPANESE WAR
Government Agents Say the Japs Are
Not in the Market for Large
Amount OF War Goods.

Washington, D. Cit was learned
here that President Roosevelt has no
idea of leaving Admiral Evans feet
In the Pacific, but intends TO order
its return within 80 days of It's ar.
rival on the California coast.
One important conclusion is to be
drawn from this now established fact
that the fleet is to return almost az
soon az the great ships can be cleaned
up, replenIshed with supplies of coal
and provisions and be Otherwise made
completely ready for the 14.000.mile
return cruise. The conclusion is that
the executive feels absolutely no APP
prehensiou respecting the possibility
stop at the turning point will amply
demonstrate the truth of the state.
ment heretofore made from an author
lied source that the cruise is to test
ship under conditions almost as try
ing In the point of endurance at least
as might be expected to arise in actual
warfare.
1t was pointed out in an authorita-
tive quarter that an erroneous impress.
sion has obtained as to the enormous
activity of the Japanese in the matter
OF war preparations.
It Is learned from reliable govern
ment agents after an investigation
that Japan is not in the market rs
a large purchaser Of war material, but
on tho contrary appears 10 be diligent.
ly pursuing the ways OF peace and
struggling to recuperate from the late
war with Russia.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-11-01
TRAINS TO BE RUN FASTER.
Two Roads Revise Schedule; From
Chicago to Denver In SO Hours.

Chicago, I'll. - The Chicago Kan.
sas City and the Chicago-Denver pas,
senger train schedules are to be cut.
Announcement of this was made by
the Alton and Burlington officials, and
while the other roads have not an
nounced their intentions, they prob.
ably will be forced to adopt the same
schedules. The present schedule to
Kansas City is Ia hours and to Den
yer is 80 hours.
The new schedule will be 10 hours
to Kansas City and 80 hours to Den.
yer. Both the Alton and the Bur.
llngton officials assert their roads
have lost business since the longer
schedule was adopted, the principle
competition being from the California
trains of the Santa Fe and Rock
Island.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-11-01
SHOOTING FOLLOWS QUARREL.
Illinois Farmer Seriously Wounded
Brother Woodman In Jail.

Tayloryille, Ill-William Dithrldge,
farmer, lies perhaps mortally
wounded and Elba Sutton, IS
years old, also a farmer. Is in jail,
following the shooting of Dlthridge on
the street. as a elimination of quar-
rel during the session OF the lodge Of
Modern Woodmen, OF which both are
members
Sutton and Dithridge left the lodge
room together. talking excitedly. SUIT.
ton, It is alleged, drew his revolver
and fired twice. Both bullets went
wild. Dlthrldge sought an officer and
asked that Sutton be arrested. The
constable and Dithridge went togeth.
er, and while searching for Sutton
were fired on from ambush. Sutton
was later arrested.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-11-01
BANKER IS SUICIDE
REPORTED SHORT IN ACCOUNTS,
SHOOTS SELF AT AKRON, o.
VAULT LOCKED; KEY IS MISSING
Was Treasurer OF Several Secret So.
cieties, Which Are Expected
to Suffer.

Akron, O.--Following the suicide
of Fred A. Boron, cashier OF
the Dollar Savings Bank. 1t was an.
nounccd that shortage existed in the
concerns accounts. A notice posted
on the doors said the institution will
be closed until after the funeral.
"a hasty examination of the books
shows that $4,000 Is missing" said
President Joseph Dangel. "A com.
plete investigation OF afHairs will be
made at once. The door OF the inner
vault is locked and we have been un.
able so far to open It, The key is
missing. An entrance will be forced
II the key is not found soon"
Boron was the republican candi.
date for county treasurer last fall, but
was defeated. He was prominent in
secret societies. being treasurer OF a
number OF local lodges.
Boron shot himself through the head
while alone in his library, His wife
and son were guests OF Cleveland
lIl'luH NJ tut IIHlc, anu H' Hdu 'A-
pected to Join them. but telephoned
that he could not do so, then went
home and killed himself
On the table beside the body were
many sheets Of paper, closely covered
with figures. Boron seemingly had
made last futile effort to reach a
balance on the right side, or to figure
out an escape from financial tangles.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-11-01

Boston, Mass.-The fishing schoon-
er Clara G. Silva, which arrived hero
Thursday night. reported that twelve
OF her crew had strayed away during
a storm and that probably ten Of them
had persisted. The twelve were out
in dories on Monday, when q squat,
accompanied by thick mist, struck the
schooner and almost capsized her.
Four dories, belonging to the Silva,
and all bottom up, were afterwards
sighted Each of the dories had been
manned by two fishermen. Another
fishing schooner picked up two men In
a fifth dory, but no trace of the other
ten was found.