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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-09-08

b. i. Corbly of Illumination and
ii. T. Kirby of Milton were bust.
ness visitors here last Wednes-
day.
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WaNne Courts.

Terms OF Circuit Court: Second Monday Ia
February. May, August and November.
Terms of County Court: First Monday in Jau-
nary, April aud July, and Thrd Monday in No
v.mber.
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lob printing of all kinds neatl!
81 and promptly executed on res
sonabie te,,ns
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Born.

To Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lambert.
Wednesday, August %, 1909, a
nlne-pound daughter.
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1T does not pay to use poor oil if
you have good sewing machine.
Come TO the ADVANCE office and
get the best. If
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Slra.u@R4xzzs%"sssA

The light frost we had last
week did no damage.
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County Superintendent Sansom
was in town last Wednesday.
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School begins on the 18th. which
we trust will not be an unlucky day
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Published Ecery Wednesday

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The Ceredo Advance.

A Republican Newspaper that
has q large circulation in the Big
Sandy and Twelve Pole Valleys
An excellent advertising medi-
um
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-10-03

John F. McReynoIds and Anna VIII
liams.
Genie Simpson and Mary Pagan.
Mari. Ewing and Mittie Ward.
Virgie Braxton and Ella Austin,
White Births.
Dan McSWain and wife, a girl
w. B. Barnes and wife, a boy.
VIM. H. Clipper and wife. a boy.
Lambert Gonzalez and wife, a boy.
CoIored Births.
Grant Baker and wife, a boy.
Frank Barnes and wife, a boy.
Frank Gilmer and wife, a girl.
David Peterson and wife, a girl.
White Deaths.
Perla May Frenat, 80 years, Bright 5
disease.
James T. Cope. " years. cancer Of
tongue and throat
Mary Lee White, 6 years, otera of
gladis-
Mrs. MasiIla Simon, So years. ne
phritis.
CoIored Deaths.
A. J. McReyonlds, 80 years, acute
indigestion.
infant ThOs- Grice, stillborn.
SambOe Virgins, one year, fever
from tee9Sing.
Arthur; Williams, 90 years, pneu-
monia-
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Y. NJ. c. A.NIGHT
SCHOOL OPENS
Creditable Movement In
Practical Association
Work.

The night school Of the Y. N. c. A.,
which opens its fourth season OctO5-
er IL, is another demonstration OF
the associations practical methods or
meeting the needs of the young men
of Pensacola.
This school is for those who realize
that advancement in their trade or in
business depends upon their growth
in knowledge and ability, therefore
each student is given careful individ
ual instruction and no time is wasted
on unnecessary details. The idea is
to furnish instruction which may be
Immediately of use, and for that Tea-
son the teachers are chosen from
those whose occupations have taught
them what is essential and what Is
unnecessary in the subject they are 60
teach.
Mr.. A. r. Touse, assistant city en-
gineer, who has had considerable ex-
peTience as a teacher, has been Sc
cured as instructor for the class in
arithmetic and also for the classes IN
algebra, trigonometTy and higher ma
thehatics.
Mechanical and architectural draw
ing will be taught by Mr.. F. c. Flynt,
the local division engineer for the L.
& y. railroad.
Those who complete this course
will be prepared to make simple orig
inal drawings, and those who pass
the examination will be able to follow
the advanced course next season
Mr.. Chas. P. Hall, who is proficient
in Greek, will instruct a class for
Greek young men who wish to learn
to speak, read and write English.
Arrangements are also being made
bookkeeping, business, arithmetic AMI
correspondence
For Boys.
In addition to the classes for men
there will be a class for boys in arith-
metic. spelling and English, under
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-10-03
CRADLE. ALTAR
AND GRAVE

The following is the record of mar
riages, births and deaths during the
past week. as are of record in the
offices OF the city clerk and county
judge:
White Marriages.
William McGough and Susan Dan
ieIs.
Christian P. Nielsen and Daisy L.
Calhoun,
Jas. H. Dafin and Mary E. Spare.
John Edward Dillon and Cora Pau
line PfeiffeT.
William B. Ferriss and Elizabeth
George Reese.
Valdemar Louis Sorenson and Mar
tine Anderson.
AIbin Johnson and Anna Gusta-
son.
Leslie Jruett and Alice Holland,
CoIored Marriages.
Amos Williams and Annie Streety-
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Laundry.
PIRATES DEFEATED THE
EAST HILL CUTTERS

Teams composed of boys under the
age Of Is, and proudly possessing the
names of Pirates and East Hill Cut
tiers. played a game OF baseball on
the East Hill playground diamond
Saturday afternoon, the Pirates win
ming in a score of 20 TO 10. Features
were two home runs by Lewis, one by
Roach, one 3-bagger by Roach, and
2-bagegrs by Busey, Smith and Lewis.
Pirates battery were NJ Lewis anu
Amos; for East Hill Cutters, Barlow
and Schools.
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wall =; STREET sIREaL sEvIEw.

New York. October 9-OpeniuS deal
ings in stocks were active and price
changes were very irregular. There were
sales OF 5000 shares OF United States
Steel at % IA, and 90 compared with 81
yesterdays record price. Pacific Coast
gained 3 points and Mercantile Marine
preferred "a. Union and Southern Pa
cine declined SIS and Utah Copper "a.
Opening declines were made up, Union
P S:adi ralElyin5s a point United states
checked its progress. Fresh selling OF
Reading and the Pacific stocks forced
stocks back later. Union Pacific recedirs
and Nashville and St Louis southwestern
gained I and mackay Companies I 10
New Haven fell i-2 and LackaWann
The market closed firm. Atchison sold
as high as l25 3-s, but weakness In the
road Of New Jersey dropped Is Erie and
the hrst preferred | ia, Illinois Central
?. and Union Pacific, Canadian Pacific
Paul I. In the final dealings. United
NV S YoR RHp corT aealn Make e. n 81
New York. October The cCttou mar
ket opened steady at unchanged prices TO
early trading sold 4 to 3 points net hishs
er on a continue ton of the bull support
ternoon and rurnors that a Strong bnU
pool had been formed TO advance the
market following the publication Of the
lAi4AEiAL = CCLulAlDii dL noon on
Monday Trading was only moderately
active and prices reacted to about the
closing figures Of yesterday during the
middle forenoon under realizing
The market closed steady with prices
net | point higher to 3 points lower.
Cotton futures opened steady: October
10 %; December 1871; January 1885;
March Is. ~. May 1855 July I3 Al
Futures closed steady Closing bids.
October 1925; November 1924; December
- IS January 1881; February 1893;
March Is. 80. April 1341; May 1913; June
l2. 39i July 1888; spot closed quiet. 5
points higher; miSdling uplands 1850;
middling gulf 1885 No sales.
LIVERPOOL COTTON.
Liverpool. October 2-CoftOn spot
quiet; prices S to points higher; Amer
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A CHANGE OF FIRM.

Mr.. Reese having sold his interest
in the Reese Mendel Tailoring Co. to
Mr.. NJ. E. White, the business will
be conducted under the firm name OF
MendeI and White. The new firm as
sumes all the obligations Of the for
mer, and all accounts due the old firm
will be collected by Mendel & White.
Mr.. Reese in retiring takes this op-
portunity Of extending to his friends
and patrons his sincere thanks for
their liberal patronage and bespeaks
for his successor the same generous
patronage which he has enjoyed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-10-03
GRAIN AND PRovIsIoNs.

Chicago, October THE wheat mar
ket weakened today following a moder-
ately firm opening when prices were un-
changed TO lac higher compared with
yesterdays final figures. Enormous re-
ceipts in the northwest and favorable
weather for seeding In the southwest
prompted the selling which was headed
by cash interests; The December de
rs, and sold off to 50 1895.
Despite generally beaTish news the
corn market vas much steadioT today
than for some time past, although prices
at the opening were shade to 3-sc be-
ed at 56 l-2@5-s TO S. rs and for time
held within that range.
Oats were easy in sympathy with the
heAviness OF wheat Trade was light
early in the day. December opened q
3-4, sold on 70 81 5-s and then rallied
to IS 3-4m7-S.
Provisions opened firm owing to the
light stocks in store here as indicated IN
the monthly statement. but weakened
somewhat on profit taking Prices ~ the
opening were . cents lower TO Z l-2c
Cash-wheat No. 2 red Sill: No.
hard 1.O76If1; No. northern sIo3 Leo
Corn-No. 2 so 3-4d6Ic; No. white 81.
No. yellow so 3-4n6I IL
Oats-NO. white $50 4Oc; standard 80
= Close: wheat-December s1.OO 1-4@s-s:
CornEDecember 81 3-s. May sec.
Oats-December 80 81: May gals
POTk-October $50. January 1850.
Lard-October 1929 IL; November
ri IL57 1899 I-s: Jan
Hav&Timothv. October 395: March
420; clover March 1850,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-10-03

Mr. C. R Welth, instructor Pensacola
High School,
For the young man or boy who
wishes to turn some of his leisure
time into sure advance in his occUpa-
ton. there could hardly be better op-
portunities than those offered by the
Y. NJ. c. i. night school.
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lean middling fair III: good middliuK
1-5l; middling 7.35; low middlinC 7IS
good ordinary 6.g3; ordinary 6.6S. The
which 500 were for speculation and eN-
port and included $500 American Re
lean Futures opened firm and -Iose.i
quiet. October 40 1-2: October Novern =
Der 7-O5. November December 40 I-2:
December January 1-01: January Febru-
airy 1-2; February March Z. MARCH,
April, ApTil-May $50 10: May-June 6.9g;
June-July 6-9S IL; July-AugUst SIS IL:
August September 6.7B: September-C5 cto-
Der e2L. OCInhar- NAHeraEaI- q %
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-10-03
FICTITIOUS
NAME GIVEN
NEGRO ARRESTED LAST NIGHT
WHO is CHARGED WITH DE-
FRAUDiNG PALAFOX STREET
CLOTHING MERCHANT.

Constable Bobe last night arrested
and placed in the county jail Joseph
Freeman, alias Henry McCree, col
ored, who has a charge docketed
against hi moi defrauding ]. Calm, a
Palafox street clothing merchant, of
some goods.
The charge il that the man entered
the store and purchased some clothing
on credit, making a small payment,
and gave a fictitious name and adj
dress, in order that the collector
could not locate him.
The matter was reported to the
constable, who later made the arrest
Now bleaching's a thing
that's worth thinking
At this ripping fine time of
the year;
Mcmillan will hand you a
bargain worth while
sc Bleaching, yard-wide-
corking stuff - never
fear!
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NOTICE.

hereby give notice not 70 pay bills
to anyone for the Gold Mine Saloon.
as no one Is authorized to collect or
receipt for bills. All bills mist be
paid TO me.
~. GOLDRTHG,
Manager Gold Mine SalooA.
sept22tf.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-10-03

cAPUDINE for THAT HEADACHE"
Out last night2 Headache and nervous
this morning? Hicks CO pUdtne just the
thing to Mt you for business. Clears the
head-braces the nerves. Try It. At drug
81
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Doctor Tells How To
Get Strong Nerves
Following Tonic Has Astonishing Eff
feet on Nerves and Blood.

If any man OF woman with 4 weak
rundown system saws a weU-knOwu
physician. will be unprcjudiCed enough
to try the following tonic, they will find
a truly remaTka BILE effect on their nerves
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doubt the greatest nerve-strenEthener and
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Lack Ambition. have Nervous Prostra-
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Troubles Rheuma tism- Insomnia. Melan-
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don't hesitate but get Make Man Tab
lets Make Man Tablets are sold at all
LEADING druggists at soc a box. OF sis
for $3.50. or sent direct by mail on Ie-
ceipt Of p'ice.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-10-03
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

New York, October The statement
Of clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold S4,6gl, SIS more
than the requirements OF the Is per cent
reserve rule This IL an increase Of ts.-
1s5,750 in the proportional cash TeserYs
as compared with last week
The statement follows.
Loans 81 Og, 7Os- ZOO decrease S7,2ss,-
Deposits 1897, 4Os, 500, decrease SIs.145.
400.
legal tenders s69. 10. 500, decrease So
33S, 800.
Specfe 1857 420, 700. decrease 81. $50. 200. .
Reserve $3.50, 42S, 800, decrease 81. 2zs 100.
Reserve required 1891 ,8jl ,625, decrease
Surplus s4.s9I,s75 decrease S5.185.750.
Ex-C. :. deposits S5.1O2, 300. decrease
@5.216.S00.
Tine percentage Of actual reserve Of the
clearing house banks today was 25-15-
The statement Of banks and trust con-
panies of greater New York not reporting
10 the clearing house shows that those
institutions have aggregate deposits Of
81 367. 1877. 500, total cash on hand si5A,-
O23 900 and loans amounting to 1.23S,s
Az 200.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.
Liverpool. October 2-Cotton spot
quiet; prices s TO s points higher; Amer
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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-02-27
ROBINSON---SMITH HUPTIAlS
Popular Young Couple Of Newark Val
ley Joined in Wedlock

Popular Young Couple Of Newark Val.
ley Joined in Wedlock
On Sunday evening, February IA.
1909. ct the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William III. Smith. at
Strawberry, White Pine County. Ne
vada, Mr.. William d. Robinson was
united in marriage to Miss Katherine
Pearl Smith. Justice Of the Peace ID. A.
Dees officiating. The ceremoney was
performed in the presence of the rela-
tives Of the groom and bride. Mr. Daniel
Robinson. brother Of the groom. was
best man, aud Miss Annie Smith. sister
of the bride, acted as bridesmaid.
The bride lie the second daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and is very popu-
lar with her friends and acquaintances.
The groom Is the eldest son Of MI.
and Mrs. William Robinson Of Newark
valley. and is engaged in ranching and
stock raising.
The newly welded couple will make
their home in Newark valley.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-02-27
Sunday School Contest Closed

The Red and Blue contest which was
inaugurated some few weeks ago in the
Presbyterian Sunday School of Eureka.
closed last Sunday. The contest was
won by the Reds. they having brought
in three more members than the Blues.
By the above plan Al new members
have been enrolled in the school. Were
it not for the inclement weather a much
larger number would have been added
to the membership. Each side has la
bored faithfully and deserves much
praise for the excellent results achieved
The following persons having brought
in the largest number Of pupils on their
respective sides. are entitled to gold
medals: On the Blue side, Mrs. Mary
Fulton, Miss Christy Fulton, Miss Es-
tella Giapoli. % the Red side. Miss
Pearl Morrison. Mrs. Grace e. Msthe.
sou, Miss Grace Clark, Alfred Philippi.
The entertainment which Is to be
given in honor OF the winning side will
take place on March IL.
ANGUS MATHEsoN, Pastor.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-02-27
PrOpertyAWaitS Missing Heirs

Letters have been received in Ed
reka within the past two weeks from
Judge Watkins aud j. M. Crnts. at
torneys-at-law of Farmyille, Virginia.
seeking information as to the present
whereabouts of the children of Charles
NJ. ThNckstop, whom the above named
parties had heard resided here with
their mother aud father some 20 years
ago. The object desired in finding the
children is to notify them that some
property has been left them by de.
ceased relatives at Farmville. Virginia.
The SENTINEL will stat for the pur-
pose Of assisting in ascertaining the in.
formation sought that Charles NJ.
Thackston was a resident Of Hamilton.
White Pine County. Nevada, about 80
years ago. At that time he followed
the profession Of a lawyer. While re.
siding there he married Miss Sadie
Davis, daughter of Judge Davis. who
was at one time Justice of the Peace of
Hamilton township.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-02-27
News Notes From Ruby Hill

John Moyle left on Monday for Ely,
Nevada.
Miss Lille Fine is i'll and threatened
with pneumonia.
James McGlynn has moved his
family to Eureka.
The night school on the Hill has
closed for the Winter.
Washington's birthday was observed
by the school children Monday.
Several of the miners on Monday en-
joyed the sport of rabbit hunting.
Ruby Hill has experienced some Sc
we're cold weather during the week.
l. H. Rogers has just received news
Of the serious illness Of his brother at
Denver, Colorado.
Rev. Angus Matheson has postponed
bis services on Ruby Hill for the re-
mainder of the Winter.
The e. g. p. this week has had q
force of men repairing the track be-
tween the Hill aud Eureka.
Harry Richards has moved into the
Callahan house in the canyon. which
he purchased some time ago.
Misses Ave and Estell Mayberry left
Wednesday morning for the East,
where they will visit relatives.
Supt. G. d. Abbott and Asst. Supt.
A. r. Randolph of the E. & p. Railway
were inspecting the company's track on
the Hill the first of the week.
Five children in the Alfred Hooking
family are down vita w~hooping cough,
aud one of the younger burst a blood
vessel in its head last week. The child
is much better now.
Mrs. A. P. Mayberry entertained
Sunday in honor of her nieces, the
Misses Ave aud Estell Mayberry, who
left Wednesday for the East after q
several weeks visit with their aunt.
The Richmond Elreka Company
closed its works Sunday and Monday in
observance OF Washington's birthday
During the lay.off the engine was re-
paired and the water supply much in
creased. The recent shortage of water
has been given serious attention during
the past week, and the company has
had a nan going over the line of water
pipe that furnishes the supply t, as
certain where the leak was that hal
been causing the trouble. A small leah
was discovered in an elbow on the line
going to the Eureka Con-, but this il
not thought to have been sufficient tc
cause the scant supply of water for the
past month.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-02-27
]. CARTER MILLER'S GENEROSITY
Former Eurekan Feeds Over 500 Peo-
pie in Reno Last Sunday Morning

Former Eurekan Feeds Over oOO REQ
pie in Reno Last Sunday Morning
]. Carter Miller. who conducted the
Brown Hotel in Eureka about three
years ago and left here two years ago
for Seven Troughs in Humboldt County,
received a lot Of free a lvertising in
Reno last Sunday morning, shortly after
he had made a big winning at faro. by
the generosity he displayed in giving
all who desired to partake q free ''feed."
An Associated Press dispatch detailing
the incident is as follows:
Reno. Nevada, February 81 The
charity of a gambler was highly en-
phasi 2 id here eirly this morning, when
]. Carter Miller. a roulette wheel turner
in a local resort, won 10 the neighbor.
hood of $500 at faro. aud then invited
every one in the place to have q square
meal" Over 500 people accepted the
lucky gamblers generosity. While
Miller's guests were gorging themselves
with good things. he stood at the bar
and directed every one TO go eat and
bring any hungry friend.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-02-27
Miners Discharged For
Stealing Rich Ore

Tonopah, Nevada. February 90
More than half the miners employed in
the Broken Hills mine at Helena, the
new camp nea here. were discharged
by the company this week, after being
accused of high grading, and it is
possible that more than half a dozen of
them will be arrested. Early this
week a shoot Of extremely rich ore was
encountered at depth in the Broken
Hills mine. and one man, suspected OF
high grading. confessed Wednesday to
the crime. He implicated others and
the wholesale discharge Of miners
followed. Some Of the ore runs more
than IS so per pound. and it is claimed
that the miners carried away ore valued
at several thousand dollars before they
were detected.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-02-27
GAMBLING BILL HAS
PASSED THE ASSEMBLY
Measure Stopping All Banking
and Percentage Games Car
ried by Vote of 81 to 20

The Anti. Gambling bill. which Is in
tended to put an end to all banking and
percentage games in this State. passed
the Assembly Of the Nevada Legisla-
ture February "a by a vote Of % for aud
20 against the measure.
While the bill was pending in the
Assembly several amendments were
offered by those opposed to the measure
and were defeated by a decisive vote.
The amendment made by those In favor
Of the bill, fixing January 1, 1910, as
the time when the law should go into
effect, was carried, and the bill as
amended passed that body.
After the bill had passed the Assembly
the SENTINEL received a dispatch an
~nouncing the fact, and the news Of the
success Of the measure, Judging from
expressions made, was favorably in
dorsed by q majority of the people Of
Eureka.
The bill now goes to the Upper
House. and it is st tied by those who
have polled that body that a sufficient
number of votes have been secured to
insure its passage in the Senate.