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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-14

Taft Accepts "Next Presfdent.v
 DIES MONIES, Ia.. June 14-Intro- duced to the Iowa Yacht club at fare. we'll midnight banquet as ''the next president of the United States" secre- tary Taft smiled and said: q accept the nomination. I will meet you all at the White House in March. 1909" This response was the signal for renewed outbursts of appause.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-14
TO DECORATE GRAVES
Members Of A. 0. \. and the
 Ladies Auxiliary.


 The different divisions of the A. O H. and the Ladies Auxiliary. A. O. H.. will start from St Patrick's hail. East Main street. Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. for St Joseph's ceme. trey, where the graves of the deceased members inferred there will be dec orated, after which the procession will move to the new St Joseph'a cemetery, where the new monument erected to the memory or the late James Meagher will be unveiled with appropriate ceremonies. The intro ductory address will be by T. F, Luddy, chairman of the monument committee, and the oration will be by the Rev Charles w Brennan. 1t is expected that every member of the A. o. H. and Ladies Auxiliary will be present. The public also mas some h. terest in the exercises and no doIbt large numbers not connected with the organizations will attend.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-14
CITY NEWS.

Three new open cars, one large md two small, arrived in town to-day for the local lines.
 Benjamin Witkowski has moved his office from 43 East Main street ito 35 Center street. John Tobin, a student at villanova college, has returned to spend tho summer at his home on Dublin street.
 Very little notice was taken of Flag day about the center, but on the outskirts quite number of new flags were in evidence.
 A very important meeting of Di- vision 5, A. o. H., will be held this evening at 8 o'clock and every mem Der is requested to attend.
 James D. c. Murray of South street graduated from the New York Law school last evening. The exercises were held in Carnegie hall.
 At the meeting of the Mattatuck Historical society yesterday after noon the Rev Joseph Anderson, D. D., gave an interesting talk on his European trip.
 No circus at the golf grounds. The Ringing Brothers will exhibit at the Porter lot in the east end, despite the efforts of the agent to secure the west end meadow for the big show One of the officials of the Waterbury Golf Club association said that the grounds could not be had for any price.
 Yesterday the main carrier of the new sewage disposal plant was put into operation by sending the sewage Into 1t from the Brooklyn outfall sew CT, the Benedict street sewer and the Mad river intercepting sewer at Washington avenue bridge. The new conduit takes this much sewage out of the Naugatuck river between ths point, of entrance as far as Nicholas Falls.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-14

Things were. lively about the Nau- gatuck station yesterday. Several persons left here for New York and this morning boarded the Baltic for Queenstown, Ireland. The tourists included Mrs Michael Mansfield and child, Patrick Lawlor, James Foody, Patrick Shea, Mrs Michael Moran, Miss Kate Mccarthy, Miss O'Neill,, Michael Mullen and James Gladney They were accompanied to New York by many relatives, and between the whole of them they made up a party of 45 or 50 persons.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-14
AGAINSTMRSB BALDWIN
Judge Gager Ordered Plaintiff to File Bond of $500.

Tn the suit of Attorney John M. Sweeney of Naugatuck against Me licent A. Baldwin, widow of the late
 ienry c. Baldwin, Judge Gager to- day ordered the plaintiff to file a bond of $500 within a week. In pre- senting this matter Attorney Will liams of Derby, counsel for Mrs Bald win, stated that the case grew out of Ia partnership between the plaintiff land MT Baldwin. The partnership ceased in 1887 and MT Sweeney did |not ask for an accounting until ten years later, when he brought suit for $10,000, claiming there is that much due him from the partnership.
 MT Baldwin took the stump for Bryan in 1896. A month after the election he took sick and died, after which MT Sweeney instituted his suit.
 Attorney Williams stated to-day that the case had several times been removed from the docket and was only conditionally restored the last time 1t was put back. It is now being heard by Henry c. White of New Haven, "a committee appointed by Judge George w. Wheeler, and the idea of asking for so large a bond was to protect the defendant when the question of costs would come up. Attorney Munger of An sonia appeared for MT Sweeney.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-14

At the meeting of the local branch of International Electrical Wire Workers last night it was decided to donate $50 to St Mary's hospital.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-14

Large loaf rye bread at the Model market for Tc loaf. Spinach 15c a peck.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-14
FENNER'S,
 7s SOUTH MAIN ST. Telephone 1884.
Life saxer a suiciae.

AMITYvILLE, N. r., June 14.-Us. Ing the double barreled shotgun with which he had often hunted ducks on the Great South bay, William Austin, . life saver, committed suicide here after a quarrel with his wife over the fact that his nineteen-year-old daugh- ter persisted in attending prayer meet ing against his wishes.
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EdSt Lunn, W. Va.
Ed. Advances:

| Ed. ADVANCE:
Not seeing anything in your
paper from this town | will try to
give your many readers an intro
ductlon TO the most thriving little
town IN the county.
1t Is we'll known fact that East
Lynn TX situated nearly in the
middle OF Wayne county from every
point OF the compass, and by It's
natural SUR ounding territory it il
one of the busiest little places in
the county. We have six stores and
"A pop" stand thrown in for good
measure, where all manner of.goods
and groceries are kept for sale by
the cnterprIsiug statesmen behind
the counter. We have two good
country black smithing establish
ments IN our town, where all kinds
of repairing can be done in good
workman like order aud,at reasona.
BILE prices, and we have saw mill
located here, which il pretty busy
cutting lumber and ties for our
citizens, the lumber being used in
the construction of new houses
and the ties are sold TO the tie
dealers at the rail road station here.
Fletcher StIlner and Noah Well
man have bought and shipped about
20 car loads Of ties from this point
since the first of last March, and
they only constitute one firm who
are buying and shipping ties from
this place. The tie industry of this
place Is an immense trade, and is
scattering great deal of money
among the people. Then we have
the coal mines located here which
are being worked by the East Lynn
Coal Company. that are doing
thriving business and are scatter.
ing great deal of money among
the people'also. There il, however,
one draw back to this section Of the
country, and that is the people
greatly neglect the farming industry
and devote too much attention to
the making OF X. X. ties. Thus by
neglecting to raise their support on
the farm, the people are forced to
buy thousands of dollars worth OF
meal, flour, and bacon from the
down river towns, that under fair
circumstances ought TO be raised
here, and thus save a vast amount
Of money IN the country that is
being sent away continually.
Yours Truly,
MOUNTAIN Boy.
Aug. 81, 1907
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STILL CLIMBING.

MARSHALL COLLEGE has
passed the ONE THOUSAND mark, the
enrolment for the past year footing
up the neat total Of 1921. This his.
tOric old school has just been reor-
ganized from top to bottom, the
work having been divided into thir.
teen separate and distinct depart
ments: Latin, Greek, German,
French, English, History, Educa.
tioo, Mathematics, Physics aud
Chemistry, Geology and Biology
Music. Art and Expression. At
the head OF the thirteen different de-
partments have been placed men
and women of advanced scholastic
attachments, nearly all of them hav-
ing done their A. B. and A.
M. degree work N the best colleges
of this and other countries, and one
of them, the head of the Latin de-
partment, DR.. g. H. Saylor, has
completed his doctors degree ut
Johns Hopkins. The school will
open Its sxvENTY-FIRsr years. work
on the 18th of September, with q
teaching force, i'll all departments,
of THIRTY-THREE. The new college
building has just been completed
this summer, thus providing a
splendid new art department with
the much desired northern and
sky lighting, room 7Ox45 feet.
The music department, nine new
practice rooms and three new studi-
os, will open it's new quarters in
September. The model school
teaching force has been put upon
new footing, and skilled teachers
have been chosen for that work 60
that the normal training work for
teachers may meet the most critical
demands hereafter. The manage.
ment and general plan of boarding
In the ladies' dormitory has been
changed, the rooms have been over.
hauled, and this feature of the
years work will keep pace with the
decided improvements made in OH.
er ways. Board varies, according
To whether 1t be private, dormitory
self board, club board, or coopera.
tive board, from 50. SO to Sl40O,
private board running the highest,
Sl2. 90 to $l4 90. One of our large
catalogues will be sent to any one
requesting 1t.
Address, l.. J. Comfy,
Huntington, w. Va.
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A Good Plan.

We understand that the members
of the knights of Golden Eagle at
Centerville are preparing to have
the first floor of their hall fixed up
and made into a school room. The
school will be preparatory school
for teachers. A large number of
teachers Of that section of the
county are members OF the Eagle
Castle and in order to better equip
those members for their calling the
castle Is taking this move. When
the school room shall have been
completed An experienced instruct, r
will be employed by the castle to
give the teacher members an ad.
vanced course of instruction.
This is q most unique departure
for q lodge, but it is one that should
be approved by everyone, and We
understand that the Centerville
Castle adopted this plan without a
single dissenting vote.
The castle is q regular beehive,
so to speak, over hundred names
appearing on the roll book, aud
every one of them is hustlers for
the organization. Never a plight
passes but that there is some degree
work to do.
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NOtiGel

All persons owing the estate of
the late Daniel Wright are hereby
notified to call at the post-office at
Ceredo, West Virginia, on or be-
fore October J, 1907, and pay
their Indebtedness or the same will
be placed IN the hands of an officer
for collection.
Given under my hand this 3Ist
day of August, 1907.
RoBT. WRIGHT, JR
4sept4w Administrator
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A Great Otter.

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paper one year, The American Far
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AGENTS for CooDG's Remedies.

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CenterviIIe, W. Va.

OEAR EDITOR:
As L have not seen any letters in
your valuable paper from this place,
will jot you few items, and if they
escape the waste basket will come
again. 4,
All who attended the annual meet
ing at Thacker Ridge, near this
place, report an excellent time. A
large crowd was present and plenty
OF good dinner on the ground.
Revs. G. G.. Watts, Allen Smith,
VIM. Billups and Abram Hutchi.
son entertained the people. This
annual meeting takes place the 4th
Sunday IN August of each year.
Mrs. Clarence Chapman and
daughters and Miss Oakley Stewart.
who have been visiting relatives
and friends at this place, have re-
turned home.
James Rigg is progressing nicely
with his school at Whites creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. MoComas
attended the Garrett Reunion at
Lavalette last Thursday.
The Ladies' Golden Eagle Lodge
at this place, known "a Guiding
Star Temple, is progressing nicely.
The writer wishes those of Cercdo
Temple who visited this place on
the 10th ult. and helped institute
this grand, good work, much sue
| cess in all they undertake for good
Rev. Donahoe and Mr.. Solder, OF
Huntington, by some means failed
to reach their appointment here on
last Thursday night for the purpose
OF organizing tuberculosis league.
J. fl. Rigg is the only farmer
through this section Of the country
who can boast OF having many APP
pies. With some of us apples are
as scarce as hens teeth.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth
Rigg will be preached at Buffalo
the 3rd Sunday in this month; also
the funeral of Lon Smith, son Of 4
+ Smith, will be preached at this
place the 4th Sunday in this month.
Miss Yuma Garrett, of Lavalelte,
who has been visiting relatives
here, returned home Saturday.
The Centerville base ball team
went TO give the Ardell boys a game
Saturday.
p. =. Chapman and James Haws,
of Ceredo, attended the X. q. K.
Lodge at this place last Saturday
night.
Mrs. Minnie Smith, who has been
on the sick list, is improving.
Sorry 10 say Miss Mamie Ruth
erfoTd is no better.
Cbas. BaleDgeo, Of Huntington,
spent Sunday with bis parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J.. BaleDgee, at this place.
Wishing the ADVANCE success, !
will stop.
Sept. 2, 1907. SNAP SnoT.
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The third and last teachers ex.
animation for this county will be
held at Wayne on Thursday and
Friday of this week-the 9TH and
9th.
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visit. -lron,on (ohio) Republican,
Aug. 81.
Rev. H. S. Cheuoweth will
preach next Sunday morning at the
Baptist church.
Mrs. Z. A. Stock, daughter Kate,
and son, Henry, visited relatives on
Whites creek last Saturday.
Rev. A. D. Mckee, of South
Point, Ohio, came over to see his
daughter, Mrs. w. HI. Adkins, last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chase and
children, of Illinois, visited Mr..
and Mrs. w. III. Adkins last Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Jane Crisp and son George.
Of Washington state, were guests
of the family of Felix Flanery last
Monday.
II. L. Shriver is giving satisfac.
tion as pharmacist at the Bloss
drug store. during the illness of
Nh. Crider.
Mrs. J. I. Haws, of Segur Hill,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. j. Rigg, on Buffalo, last Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Malissa Num-, a popular
young lady of Ceredo, denies that
she is married as minated in the
Catlettsburg Tribune of August
2sth.
Miss Lou Piles returned home
last Wednesday from the Hunting.
ton Hospital, where she had quite a
severe surgical operation performed
on her throat.
FOR SALE.-I have for sale five (5)
shares of stock in the Wayne County
Bank. The owner of this stock is anx-
ious to sell as he desires the money to
use in other business. Call on or ad
dress, L. 7. McDougal, Ceredo, w. Va
Frank Mahan, s,ster-Mrs. w.
A. Mason-and children, of Ports.
mouth, Ohio, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Cox and other friends
in our town last Friday.
Master Fred Cox, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cox, has a billy goat
that Is able TO haul a number Of
small boys at one load. Fred may
conclude to contract tor hauling.
Mrs. A. V. Feazeli returned from
visit to Sciotoville, Ohio, last
Friday. Miss Clara Feazell &C
companIed her home and will re-
main here for several DAYS the guest
of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Arthur of
Cincinnati and Mrs. Ed Hensley OF
Catlettsburg, have been visiting
Mrs. +. T. Billups, who has been
very Ill for some time, but is mucn
improved.
Rev. J. III. Roberts. of Hurri-
cane, is conducting a series OF
meetings at the Baptist church. He
II very enthusiastic worker in HIS
Masters cause and we trust much
good will be accomplished by his
efforts.
w. b. Harris got his leg broke n
on Guyan river last Thursday. He
was riding on car of lumber when
the trucks jumped the track, pin
ming his leg beneath the lumber.
He was brought to his home at this
place and is reported getting along
all right.
The dwelling of J. Il. Keesee at
Wayne was entered the -25th ult.
while the family were absent and
six hundred dollars IN money
and number OF notes were
stolen 1t Is thought that the thief
was tramp and that he escaped on
freight train.
A Parkersburg travelling man re-
ceived the following telegram from
his wife: "TwIns arrived tonight.
More by mall He went at once to
the nearest Office and sent the fol.
lowing reply: 81 leave for home
tonight. If more come by mail,
send to dead letter Office"
+. A Stock aud the men who
went with him to put up a bridge
on Coal river returned home last
Monday evening. The bridge they
were putting up fell and some Of
the workmen bad a narrow escape
from being killed. The structure
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Last Monday was Labor Day.

Have you cleaned mp your
premises?
Our public schools will open
next Monday.
Mrs. w. H. ADKINS, who was
dangerously i'll last week, is better.
Mrs. John Fuller, who has been
sick with typhoid fever, is improv-
ing.
New cement side walks are being
made on . number of streets in our
town.
The Camden Interstate R'y has
been doing a good business this
week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Paul Adkins of
Bluefeld, are guests of relatives in
our town.
j. McRae Werth and Felix
Flanery have added porches to their
residences.
Mrs. Geo. Artz has returned from
q visit to relatives at McMechen
and Pittsburg.
Miss Anna Lyons, of Logan, was
the guest of relatives here last
Saturday and Sunday
Jas. T. Haws and p. P. Chap
man visited the Eagle Castle at Cen
terSille Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Robbins and
son, Russell, of Hinton, visited rel
atives here this week.
Lee Crider, who has been quite
sick, Is improving. He was out for
short time, Monday.
Mrs. Jesse Wright and children
are visiting Mrs. $. V. Crum-Mrs.
WIS sister-at Fort Gay.
Jack Ferguson and Roy Wright
left last Saturday for a visit 10 rel
atIves at Ferguson p. o.
Mrs. VIM. Workman, of Ports
mouth, Ohio, Is the guest of her
sister, Miss Alma Collier.
ZINE line of the celebrated Excelsior
IL Sperm Sewing Machine OIL on
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Ceredo. Price loo bottle.
Mrs. V. O. Buchanan has return
ed from visit with relatives in In
dianapolis and Cincinnati.
WIN. Davis and two little sons,
of Cincinnati, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G. K Gum last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Millender, of
Louisa, Ky, were visitors To our
town the latter part of last week.
A large number of Wayne coun.
ty people attended John Robinson's
circus at Huntington last Monday
John Ferguson, former citizen
of our town, but who now lives on
Big Sandy river, Is IN rather debil-
itated condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Layne, of
Portsmouth, Ohio, were Ceredo
visitors last Wednesday. The AID
VANCE acknowledges a pleasant call
from them.
A. r. Malcolm, of near Dunleith
Z. o., was a business visitor to our
town last Friday. He did not for
get to make this Office an agreeable
call while here.
James Bazlett had the misfortune
to have the ends of two fingers
mashed off last Friday while coup
ling cars for the Il. d o. r. r. Co.
in the east end of town.
Geo. Artz, of Segur Hill, was
severely poisoned last week while
working in his strawberry garden,
by coming in contact with poison
ivy. He recovered sufficiently TO
return to bis duties at McMechen
and left for that place Monday.
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Rev. Fl. S. Chenoweth. of Being
ton, preached at the Baptist church
last Sunday evening to good sized
audience. He Is here on trial and
may be called 90 the pastorage Of
the church at this place. His ser
mon Sunday evening was a good
one and was we'll received by the
congregation.
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