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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25
ABOUT NICK ALTRocK,
One Reason Why He Wins Games
Watches Bases.

Nick Altrock Is one Of the hardest
,,itcbers In tho world Ia heat bncause
-.
nc uuesn give paSe runners 'Idi'ee
TO steal on him. says Frank Selee, the
former merger of the Chicago cubs.
and ryasa,t mann oar. ~ the pucblo m
diahS' ME- Selee' VINO mas always peeh
one of the closest observers IN baseball
and one of The most interesting talkers
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W. "@se M'"'H' h''"' ""''s'' va 80
''i M, tau shl ,....,, .,..,...- H. ,..
ln,iS alc S'Nolu ll''leis W. in la
game VINO haNt IHo'' speed ana DETER
curves lhHll AIlIeghi p"l WHO uVut WIZ
az lnhny sIIhSs' Nlck more lHt.Il nla N ~
up TOT hls ls1k ~ Spteu ana curves py
ms great helulns' ms aecur"t ,, VI ,n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25
STATEMENT FROM PU1LIAM,
President of National League Defends
New York Players.

New York, May 25.-Harry {. Pulliam.
president OF the National league, has is
sued statement defending the New York
players against criticism In the Chicago
series. He calls attention TO the fact that
nHl one Ng~ aonk pIthEei nus neen ten a,.s
THE New York management is doing
all in Its power to cooperate with mo in
Kidding tho game Of Objectionable fea-
lures, ana It should not he condemned
for the action of a few rouEhs IN a crowd
OF 2pooo who took advantage OF the denial
Of police protection 10 the home club. a
condition which does not exist in any
other city OF our circuit in all cases
whore PLAYERS Of any club have trans
crossed the rules they have been disci-
pinned without fear or favor, and there
Will he no deviation from this policy IN
the future"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25
Young Southpaw Pitcher Who HIS
Been Making Good in the South.

Local paseoail fans will recognize
in The above picture Roy Caatleton.
Salt Lake boy who has boon making
good In the southern baseball league,
Young Castleton is southpaw with
all kinds OF speed and a delivery that
has puzzled tho best batters I'm the
Southern organization. He is well
known here ana last season did great
work In this and other Utah cities.
Early in the year he was signed up
by tho New York Americans and was
then Harmed" out to the Atlanta, Ga,
team in the Southern league at the
same salary offered by the New York
Americans lilo IL only youngstcr
but has managed TO make some OF the
veteran pitchers look to their laurals,
This picture was taken for the News"
at Atlanta soon after young Castleton
won his game BY brilliant pitching,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25
SoCKER GAME TODAY.

on Walkers field this faternoon the
second game in the Dayues cup series be.
tween the Salt Lake and Eureka teams
is being played Following is the lineup
of the teams:
Eureka-Bramley. goal. c. Herring and
Aspden, backs; Beaton, Cox and Bonner.
halfbacks: W Herring. Craig, f. Her.
ring. Hobbs and Brewster. forwards,
Salt Lake--Mc Murrin. goal: Sanford and
Russell backs: Sansbury, Donaldson and
Snedden halfbacks: Churchill Adamson.
Pritt. Stevenson and Lam. forwards.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25
KID SOLOMON EASY.
fehthcrwcight Champion AuclI Gave
Him II Severe Beating,

LIS Angeles. May 2i--Abc Attell feath.
.l" lshl champion Of The world, won In
llGSnty, rounds from llid solomon tonight
WIN me greatest ease. SglGmoa'7 facC
va. rut ana pounded into mass col
nlultts ana he was covered with P1rc.
landed scarcely Slow thrlughout tho
.snt Attell landed all over Solomon and
ron oNery quarter The champion was
! master OF every blow. his footw0rl;
Wls superb ana his defense at all times
was absolutely perfect.
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drop out of sight when fellow is
worrying about Il horse at some dis
lahl track or looking up a man to put
caused many a good bail player 20
upWn a bot for HIM, ne Is not think
ing how he can fool the butters at the
plalr. What's more. he'll be broke
at the end OF the season and then
worry how to live
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WESTERN.

Pueblo, colo. May 24.--After Hatch had
left the SIOUX City with one hit in seven
innings, they rallied and batted out
victory
Score: r. II. l..
Sioux City ,....,..,.........,..-...lO 10 d
IueDlp ...t..,....t ..t,,.,t..-,..,. d %
Batteries Williams and Sheehan
Hatch and Smith.
Denver May 24,-Deuyer. game
postponed. wet grounds,
Des Moines, Ia, May A.--Two fast dou.
bic plays with the bases run cut off pcs
Molnes' scores today and won,
Score: II. H. e.
DcS MONIES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL )
Omaha .,.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
Batteries-Sporer and Shannon; McNec-
ly and GOndinE.
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PACIFIC COAST.

Portland, May 2L--Judge MCCreedlc was
80 convinced mat the loss Of the game
between Los Angeles and Portland was
attributed 10 Unsatisfactory decisions by
Umpire Derrick, that tonight he telc-
Eraphed 10 President Ewing asking that
Derrick be recalled, Tho game was
pitchers battle throughout. save the
sixth, when the loca team went up IN
tho air after wrangle over a decision.
Score H. II. n,
iolllhlu .Fsts' ''''s''fs'f'+'s's''fffss D
Los Angeles ,,.., ...,,..,,..,,,,..,3 /
Batteries Kinsella and Donahuo;
Carnes and Hogan.
umplTe-DeTrick
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Hogan gave the locals the winning run.
Hognn's showing was little short OF won
derful.
Score; r. II, h.
OhkInnQ 900 .'..s,'.'....,,,tt...t..U I
san frpncisco ''.' ''''.......,..,...1 o
Batteries-Hogan and Hackeu Henley,
Jones and street
Cmplre-rerriuc.
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San Francisco. May g.--Tho home team
and ookland played an unusual game to-
was made by either side. Al the end ~
the eleventh inning Henley, who had been
pitching remarkable ball grew tired and
was relieved by Jones, The new pitcher
was no scoring for Oakland. In the last
OF the twelfth brace Of hits against
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25

team in the state. has been accepted by
the l.ehi aggregation OF ball tossers. Du-
bel received word last night that the -ehi
team was willing to come FOR d game Toy
morrow afternoon aud arrangements
were quickly made. pubei mas guaran-
teed u pay the expenses Of the visiting
team and If the weather will only turn
warm and bright all will be we'll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25
CY YOUNG TELLS
HOW TO WIN GAMES
Explains His System of PITCHING
Winning Ball for Twenty
Years.
HAS EARNED OVER 100000.
One OF the Truly Great rv,irlcrs--
In the Game Tor Seventeen
Years.


,.-,,.n. 80 ~ '''','',. '''' 'i"'l s'e''
''''' P''o'er u' '"' county ne
would nave To include old tN Young
of the Boston Americans amoue Tho
first three Ho ma. b,.,. q, b....-.,,,
ca, '' '''''
i't years ana mas ue'll "A star n"ar-
~ every season of that time. I'M that
time he has earned nearly $50 l0n
Tho yator,,, t,.i,,,. t,,.. .,a
t,,,, ''"' 'o'" ' ''"
'nI"ss toai may explain why he can
r'.D'' '''' "''' " 1O Se''S Oh age. ne
so,..n+o., ,.,,r. ~, ,.,..,.t.
-. '"'s W p''0"'NE may
secIh rh'her long to mo average fan
today but ] want 10 state plainly thar
it is not too long. and thai I .,.,sct
20 .t.,.,,, a.,
Wv ~ " az" '''i' years \'"
am not -htopgn VILE the game of
baseball, and / feel iust as strong toe
day as did when bcgar n, tsq6 7
a. -. -. -.
"o no. Nlo" what u Is 10 be SICK,
and have never had an accident. t
have always taken care of myself
and have nut my whole heart INTO
baseball with the idea of maI;lne il
my life's work
-
They saw Of ihe postaro star,n ,bo+
II sticks to one thing nm If cots tbers
That N a princlnle that baya SsI6
IN during All nv carea,. w., he
nothing like heing I'm EARNEST All
my Ufo | have Thought baseh.ii ina
is the wav 7 decided n n1ol,n ,,,,, az
ing and NV fortune snJ v.o,iS .',,.
bah TODAY Ia no aarnest t,nt Cr+
everything that takes yoIir mind NV,
from vour chosen v-orlT
49,,
'>' 81 r-oiAi1 r''\ L n l'I'
the nira.t Land IN ~ GOA "a 80
of ohio. N is at PeoH In TrscernU5's
county a uttIe hurc NJ oriy f.u.
ro,,ses an ILL., ~, -, -
suond nv winters there With mn, s,o%l,
and my faniiv ususiIy bn1n ,,,,.
mon in clearing Off III Of tir,bsr
onrb winter ana svyinsine, an ~ in
INC cold ali. ius, keer,s nne,s MOOD IN
excellent circn,a,ion ana ones a,,,,s.
lite at its hest
/ take no special exercise. do not
and a tree to cut down and IT beats
ANYTHING I know Cet Iots NJ good
outdoor air. used Ia worI, in ey,n.
nnsiums hut I have given tbet ali nm
now ana iust do natural work 7
never have sore arm ajtbor
Live a sinnIo life Get lin ~ :
o'clock in tha nornir,- in Tyirta,. Hn,n
We nearly always cat hrealsfast nv
lanp light Then most Of tba 1sv I
am out In the rood onen air tending
nv cattle. or cbonninp Wool Nyba5
eprIng comes 10 ,sot need 20 60
down south and do a lot of training
in order to be i'm shane TO nitrh a
game of ball would inst as soon
go right from my farm to Boston and
WINTER TRAINING,
/ LET nv arm rest from, tbro,ri,o oil
,vinter never taking a hail IN nv
hands But LET me throw. few, inst
before the game and 7 believe 7 co,,i6
20 in ana nit,h az onra 49,
worry abo,,t NV condjtion eitbnuob
am inclined 70 talse az q nil ev,ra
weight in the winter months Isu-
ally take a boiling out at some hot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At st. Paul--st Paul, Q; Kansas City, g.
At Milwaukee Minneapolis
game postponed; rain.
At Columbus--Toledo, Is; Columbus, >
\ Indianapolis-India 6; Louis
vile g. Called IN seventh, rain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25
NORTHWESTERN.

Tacoma, May 4,-Clallln was In hafd
luck today pitching almost shut out bail
although Aberdeen MADE two runs
score. X. N. Il.
lHcoIna '..-.' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y !
Apelueeh '.'s,'.t .,..,t,..-...,.,...2 /
Batteries and Shea Rlggtu-
bOtham ana Boottlnger
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IN THE BIG LEAGUES.
AMERICAN.

ST. Louis. May 2i-The Boston Amori
cans defeated st. Louis today Powell
was hit freely, while the locals were
unable to hit Young. Powell heided.
Score II. II. \.
~. Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Boston .....,.. .,.....t........,......4 0
Batteries-Powell and O'Connor; Young
and Crigcr.
Cleveland. May 4.-Cleveland shut out
Philadelphia gain today, only three hits
being made of Rhoades. Plank was Int
when hits meant runs. Lajoie's Two
doubles and a triple were the features.
Score r. II Il,
[ ieVeIand ....,.,. .,...,.'.......'...S -
Philadelphia ........ ..,...,...,..'.'V /
Observation-Disclosures and Bemisi Plank
ana Schreck.
Detroit. May 4,-Donovan pitched his
first game OF the year ana, though lie
gave cIgnt bases on balls, won easily
None Of the passes figured In the scor-
ing. the TWO runs coming ON three hits
in the eighth inning after Detroit had
lead OF nine runs when Donovan eased
up.
score: R.H.E
Detroit .,..,... .-....',...-...,''.....-b u
Washington ..., .....,,......,........s t
Acknowledgement and Schmidt; KIT
son and HeyGon.
AZ Chlrago-New York-Chicago game
pCstpuncu wet grounds.
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Vancouver May 2i.-Scattlc made u,l
Of it's fourteen runs in the first tive i'm
nngs. hammering Dunn at Wilt
Score; h " y.
seattle .'.,.' t',,.,'.'',,......,.t.-.l4 lb
vancouver Gee. 90. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ &
Batteres-Rush and Stanley, Dunn and
Spencer
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DupEI MADE HAPPY.
lem Ball Team Coming Here to Play
Game Tomorrow Afternoon.

me challenge issued by John puhol for
l'me Of BAH between his team and any
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25

Philadelphia, May 24-Brooklyn easily
defeated Philadelphia today. The visitors
punched hits in the thlrd inning 10 win
cut While scanlon held the locals safe
throughout
Score: II, II. T..
Brooklyn r.... ....."........,...,.6 o
Philadelphia '.-'.., .,,t.,..,,,t,,...d q
Batteries Scanlon and Butler; Lush
ard Doom. Two-base hits Mccarthy. Al
pcyM1n ThrCe-basc hits. Alpcrmnu.
knlbe Bases ON balls. on Scanon s. on
Lush s.
Umpros-o'Day and Johnstone.
P.ttaburg. May 4.--Clnclnnati was very
ngErcs- va in tuday's game. but lost by
one run because ut some d7rlug base run
..lb u,' ClSmrr who scored the winning
iNu from second base ou ava laucld pay,
Aall gaze nine bases on balls.
Score; r. H. T..
flilsputE ''ts's'' s'''s't.-.-..,,t3
IlNelnnhi ,.,t ..'-tt,,.....s,,,..,...,t3 d
Bauercs- Lever smith and Gibson.
Han, Mason ana sohlei Two-baso hits,
Clarke. Davis. 1hree-hase hits. Davis,
Mitchell Basee on balls, on Lever ?. on
liall .. struck cut, by Lever 2 by HAL
!.
Umpire-Rlgler
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Spokane May 2l--ln d game ful, ot
freak plays Butte defeated Spokane after
twice being beaded by the home team
ISillllay was steady and very effective.
while Osburn was wild aud was hit hard
at critical moments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25
BE EARNEST.

ii sticks TO one thing TIL it gets there.
That Is a principle that l have held
UP during all my career There is
nothing like being in earnest All
my life ] have thought baseball That
is the way / decided to mako my iiv-
ing and my fortune. and ] would say
70 the young fellow starting in bnse-
ball today to be earnest. Cut out
everything that takes your mind away
from your chosen work.
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Score: L. II. H.
Butte ... .........,,,..,.... N.......,S T. .
spokane '..t-t.t.,,t.. ,.-,.,,,..,-,t,,i %
Batteries-itlI.uy and Myers Osburu
and Altman.
Cinpnc--EhCrt.
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NATIONAL.

AZ Chlrago-New York Chicago game
postponed; wet grounds.
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BORN, NOT MADE.

] believe to a certain extent that
great pitchers arc born. not made
What / mean by that is that one
must have strength good arms abil-
ity to think. q clear eye and he in
cined 20 proper living. There are
lot of fellows like that hidden in the
hills now that viii probably die there
because they win never have an op-
portunity to show what Is in them.
BEWARE OF THE PONIES.
never play the races. That has
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25
MINTER FRAMING.

let my arm rest from throwing all
winter, never taking a ball In my
hands. But let me throw a few just
before the game and l believe I could
go in and pitch at once T never
worry about my condition although
l am inclined TO take on little extra
weight in the winter months. I usu-
ally take a boiling out at some hot
springs and then. being down to
weight, am ready for work at once.
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10 give perfect satisfaction in every respect,
and If not we will replace same with a new
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NUMBER ~.
Chicago Redeemed.

The most intense campaign i'm
municipal politics that Chicago has
experienced in many years closed
the Cd inst, with the election of
Frederick "A. Busse, the Republican
candidate for mayor, over Edward
f. Dunno, his Democratic rival and
candidate for reelection, by n
plurality of between 10, 900 and
Is, 900 votes.
The issues in the campaign we're
largely based upon the Improvement
OF the local traction system. Both
parties agreed that the present con-
ditions were intolerable but differed
as to the best meth od to be EMPLOY
ed IN reducing them. The Demo-
cratic party, headed by mayor
Dunno, stood for immediate
municipal ownership through con-
demnatiou of the street car proper
ties if the result could not be OBJ
tanned in any other way. The Re-
publican party favored the ordi-
nances which were recently passed
10y a Democratic city council over
the veto of Mayor Dunno. These
ordinances provided for twenty year
franchises for the street car CON-
panies, the retaining the right to
purchase the systems for $50, ,0o0.-
600 plus the amount TO be spent for
immediate rehabilitation of the
lines; six months notice being
necessary of the city's intention to
acquire the property. The ordinan-
ces also provide for universal trans
fers throughout the city, five cent
fare and fifty-fve per cent. of the
net revenue of the companies to be
paid to city.
The campaign was one of the
most bitter the city has ever known.
Charges and countercbarges were
hurled back and forth, and personal
lives of the candidates held up to
the public and throughout the entire
compalgn, speakers OH both sides
INDUCED night after night in TRADES
that were filled with invectives and
abuse.
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Doing Bnslness cain.

"When my friends thought was
about to take leave OF this world, on ac.
count OF indigestion, nervousness and
general debility, writes a A. CHS.
holm, Treadwell, n Y, "and when ii
looked as If there was no hope left. I
was persuaded TO try Electric Bittcrs,
and / rejoice to say that they are curing
me. / am now doing business again az
Of old, and am still gaining daily" Best
tonic medicine on earth. Guaranteed bv
Bloss Drug Store CeredO; Il. n. viii.
hams, KenOva. SOC.
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Q, WAYNE Co, w. VA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10. 1907.
THREE CANDIDATES
In the Field for Office OF SeCretaru
OF State.

The question of who the next
governor of West Virginia will be,
and who will get the West Virginia
delegation to the republican nation
al convention, Taft or Foraker, or
Others, still affords much gossip
among the politicians, but there is
also another absorbing topic that
must come before the voters, and
this will become brighter and more
ELUSIVE as the time draws nearer at
hand. A pretty fight is expected
among the aspirants, who will try
for the office of secretary Of state.
There are three candidates already
in the field, Hon. c. l.. Topping of
Charleston, clerk of the house of
delegates; Hon. John Il. Harris,
clerk of the senate, and Hon. T.. Ii.
Harper, of Point Pleasant, dele
gate TO the last house of delegates,
and the author of the pure food law.
MIR. Topping's friends are very
active over the entire state insisting
that he must come out early and
get into the fight and show some of
that brilliant campaign work which
characterized him and made him n
power to be reckoned with, when
he made the race for clerk of the
house Of delegates and trimmed
Harry Shaw, this popular Fairmont
man to Queens taste. Topping
has shown all the qualities of a
fighter in the political game, and
his ability to handle his own cam
paign with the greatest degree of
efficiency can not be questioned.
Hon. John T.. Harris, the clerk
of the senate, is one of the most
popular fellows in the state. and
this fact is attested by the attitude
of his friends, who are boosting him
forward. Clerk Harris went to his
home at Parkersburg last week, and
will return to Charleston today to
wind up his duties in the clerks
Office. While in Parkersburg, he
made the statement: "If / can get
the solid support of the delegation
from Wood county i'll the next
republican state convention | feel
certain that can secure the nomi.
nation" Col. Harris has been clerk
of the upper branch of the legis.
lature since 1896, since the republi
can party came into power, and in
that time he has made an extensive
acquaintance among the politicians
from every county of the state.
Delegate o. B. Harper, the dele
gate TO the last Legislature from
Mason county, is business man of
Point Pleasant. and has shown con
siderable ability In the house. He
is quoted as having stated that he
has received assurances from
number of politicians from over the
state that he will be their choice
for the Office.
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KtNOVA NEWS.
All the important Events that Have
Occurred During the Past
Week.

Miss Mary Smith was a Hunting.
ton visitor, Tuesday.
Mrs. a, q. Holt was a caller at
Catlettsburg Monday.
r. n. Williams was down from
Huntington this week.
Jonn Payne now occupies one of
). III. Lambert's dwellings,.
K. + Partlow has moved into
the residence vacated by Mr.. Wad-
dell.
j. Louis Pritchard, of Hunting
ton, was business visitor here.
Tuesday.
The excelsior plant is shut down
this week undergoing needed
repairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Breeze
spent Sunday with relatives at
Charleston.
Miss Pearl Fisher, of lronton, is
in the city visiting her sister, Mrs.
Roudebush.
Arthur Kelley and b. ID. Hicks
were visitors to Huntington last
Wednesday.
Miss Sallie Powers Of Ashland
was the guest of Mrs. X. K. Part.
low, Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. w. j. Marshall
were in Central City Tuesday call.
ing on friends.
Z. + lehIe and little daughter,
Dorothy, left Thursday for a short
trip to Philadelphia.
Chas. Norman came over from
lronton and spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folk.
Mrs. b. X. Clapp left Wednes-
day for Circleville, where they will
shortly make their future home.
Morris Buzzard has gone to
housekeeping in the dwelling be.
longing to Mrs. Jennie Percival.
Miss Emma Ste xart, of Catletts.
burg, former resident of Kenova,
left Tuesday for Rialto, California
T. j. Falwell, OF Ceredo, has
moved his family into the house
recently vacated by John Payne
J. n. Shank and family left Fri
day for Smithsburg, Md, where
they will make their future home.
F. K. Way will occupy Hense
Johnson's new residence on Chest
nut street, between 18th and 18th
streets.
The spoke and rim factory is
again In operation after being shut
down for a week undergoing ces-
sary repairs.
Engineer John Osgood has return.
ed to work at Ironton after spend.
ing a two weeks vacation with
relatives here.
Miss Daisy Beam has returned TO
her home on Whites creek after a
few days visit here with Mrs.
Charles Thacker.
w. G.. Morris has rented his
beautiful little cottage on Pine st.
TO Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Roudebusb,
who will shortly go to housekeeping
in same.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. K. WAY,
Mr.. and Mrs G. +. Iehle and Miss.
es Lillian Adkins and Leila Bonley
attended Easter services at Ceredo
last Sunday.
The N. & w. engineering corps
which has been at work on Tug
river for some time, has been order.
ed TO report at Kenova to await
further instructions.
Miss Carrie Holt, OF Charleston.
was here last week, the guest of
relatives and friends. She is now
visiting her mother up Big Sandy
river.
April 5, 1907. REPORrER.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-04-10
MILLINERY.
Handsome, New Stock Just Re-
Gelved bU Mrs. 6IIenddr TduIOF.

I have just received one Of the hand
soonest lines Of Spring Hats that was
ever brought TO Ceredo, and am better
able to please the people than ever be-
fore. DO not 30 away from home to
purchase your hat before seeing my
stock. If you do, you will regret it, be-
cause am able to furnish you one pref
tier and cheaper than you can get It
elsewhere.
Mrs. U. s. Brown and Miss Alice sar-
yer, who have good taste, are assisting
me in trimming.
Call and see my goods.
Mrs. Ellendar Taylor.
Ceredo, w. Va.