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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-10-26
"VIanted-A Man.

Writing in Success Magazine" Or
son SWEET Mardel says:
Never before was the opportlnitv
of the edrca,ed man so great as to-
lay. Never before was there such a
iemand for the trained man. the man
Who can do thing superbly well. AL
i.ne door OF every vocation is a sjqu
put. "Wanted-a man" No matter
how many millions are out of employ
nent, the whole world is hunting for
I man who can do things: "a trained
thinker who can do whatever he IN
iertakes little better than IT, has
over before been done. Everywhere
III is the educated man. the man
whose natural ability has been en-
Ilarged, enhanced one hundred folG
10y superior training. that is wanted
On all sides we see men with small
lminds, but well trained pushing
lahead of those who have greater ca
liabilities. but are only half trained
"a one-talent man, superbly trained,
often gets the place when man with
many unframed or half-trained tai
Iants loses TO- Never was ignorance
placed at such a disadvantage as to-
day.
While the opportunities awaiting
the educated man. the college gradu-
Iate, on his entrance into practical life
were never before 50 great and so
humorous as today, so also the dang
lerS and temptations which beset him
were never before so great, so numer-
Gus and so insidious.
There is nothing else, perhaps,
which the graduate needs to be eau
.tioned against more than the money
madness which has seized the Ameri-
can people, for nothing else is more
fatal TO the development Of the high
seHssp IeIqou pue sl2uBsuI Ieuy IA
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Voting Precinct.

At a County Court for Wayne county.
West Virginia, continued and held al
the court house thereof on Thursday
August %. 1910 Present. John Jar.
rell, President j. y Counts and j. $.
Osburn, Commissioners.
+ IL appearing 10 the court from the
election as held November 3, 1908, that
Cassville no D. voting precinct i'm But
Ter District contains alarger number of
voters than the law governing same will
admit, II is hereby ordered that the fol-
lowing voting precinct be established i'm
Butler District as follows, viz:
BUTLER DISTRICT PRECINCT no. Z.
Beginning at the mouth Of the Cass.
vile branch at the river thence M said
Cassville branch to the Colored School
house thence a straight line to the
county road in the gap at Allen Well.
mans old place thence with the diyid.
ing ridge between Tabors Creek and
Big and Little Hurricane Creeks to Big
Sandy river thence up Big Sandy river
TO the beginning.
All inside said boundary to constitute
Voting Precinct No. OF Butler District.
to be known as Lower Cassville Pre-,
cinct, and the place of voting shall be at
the store house of Rebecca Frazier in the
town of Cassville.
a copy from the records.
Teste J. c.. LAMBERT.
-2lsept4w. Clerk Wayne County Court.
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Trustees Sale OF Real Estate.

Notice Is hereby given that the under.
signed trustee Will. by virtue of author.
ty vested I'm him 10y that certain deed
II trust made ON the 9TH day of August.
1902, 10y Ben II. Wilson and Virginia
Wilson, his wife, tn w. l.. Wilson
trustee, and recorded in the Office of tive
clerk OF the county court OF Wavne
Coanty, West Virginia, in trust deed
book No 10 at page No. SIP, of records
of trust deeds for said WAYNE county.
will. at the front door of the Banl,
building of the First National Bank of
Neredo, IN the town OF Cvredo, WAYNE
| county West Virginia ON the Sth dnv
OF November, 1910. between the hours of
ten O'Clock \ Nj. and two O'Clock Il. NJ.
OF said day, offer Tor sale at public
auction, the following described real
! estate, to.wlt all that certain real
state. situa'e in the town of Ceredo.
Wayne county, West Virginia, and
known as lot No II aud fraction of lot
No. 10, In the second range, first square
west OF Main street, being the same land
| conveyed 10y HoardS TO y. Il Wilson by
deed of date June 30th, 1891. to which
said dee reference is here made.
Said trust deed having been made by
the said Ben Il Wilson and Virginia
Wilson, his wife, TO w. l. Wilson
trustee, as aforesaid, to secure and in.
demnify G. l.. Wilson as endorser on
certain negotiable notes executed by the
said Ben L Wilson and endorsed by the
sad G l.. Wilson, and said c. l.. Will
son having endorsed negotiable note
executed by the said Ben #. Wilson
and Virginia Wilson. his wife, for
Fifteen Hundred ($l500) Dollars. and
the sud Ben j.. Wilson aud Virginia
Wilson having made default in the
payment thereof, and the said G.. l..
Wilson having been compelled 20 pav
The same, has required the said w. l..
Wilson as such trustee to make sale of
the prope,t ~ herein described
Terms OF said sale will be cash in
hand on day OF sale
W. l. WILSON Trustee.
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DR.. II. MRNNON
DEN FIST
Corner 18th Ave. and 9th Street
Huntington, West Va.
BOTH PHONES.
Fire Insurance.

II you have property to insure
against loss 10y fire it will pay you
to have IN agent of experience
write your policies. +. T. Nc
Dougal of Ceredo has been writing
ire insurance for twenty five years
and he now represents the follow
Ing well-known, strong, reliable
companies, with assets of over
eighteen millions of dollars:
Company Assets
Queen OF America, S,G22,543
National Union Of Pitts
burg, Pa, 3,o6s, 16I
Dubuque Fire ~ Marine
Of Dubuque, Iowa, 1,l7G, $50
Camden of Camden, n.
Jersey, 2,3l0.3s9
Virginia State Of Rich.
mond, Va. G8l, 1914
the North River Iusu-
rance Co. of New York. 2,Is9, 925
Total, SIs,O0s, 292
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Special commissioners Notice Of
Sale OF Real Estate.
VIM salmons, ct al .

VIM Salmons, ct al
! Virginia Copley. ct nj
| Notice is hereby given that in pursu
! ance OF decree OF sale made and enter
ed IN the above styled cause ut Che
August term, 1910, OF the Circuit Court
! of Wayne County, West Virginia, the
Undersigned Special Commissioner, who
was by said decree appointed for that
purpose, will on the
llTH DAY or NOVEMBER, 1910.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock. n IN.
and o'clock, =. m at the east front
door OF the Court House of said Wayne
County offer for sale by way of public
auction to the highest bidder the follow
ING real estate situate in said county
The surface OF tract of 1876 acres of
land situate on Bull Creek in SAID
Wayne County, which was conveyed TO
> ID. Salmons by decd from j. l.. Cald-
well and S. w. Gotten, Trustees dated
May 8 1902 ana recorded in the Office
of the Clerk OF the County Court OF said
County in deed book No % at page I05
deducting however the right Of way for
acounty road which was conveyed by
the said Salmons to the County Court
OF Wayne County, by deed dated Novem-
Der 8, 1908 and recorded in deed book
No. g., at page 533 in the said County
Clerks Office.
TERMS or SALE:
Said sale will be upon the terms Of
one-third of the purchase money cash i'm
hand and the residue in two equal in
stallments payable in six and twelve
months, the purchaser to execute his in
terest bearing notes with approved So
curity for said deferred payments and
the legal title 20 said land TO be held
until all purchase money is fully paid.
Given under my hanc this 9TH day Of
October, 1910.
j. III. MEEK,
Special Commissioner.
J, G.. w. Frazier, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of Wayne County, West Virginia.
do hereby certify that the aboye named
Special Commissioner has executed bond
as required by the decree of sale in this
cause.
c. w. FRAZIER Clerk.
by j. NJ. RICO d. G..
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Get job printing which YOU are
not ashamed TO send out. We do
hrstclass work at this office and il
costs no more than the other kind.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

fpWO splendid cottages EACH containing three
good rooms. they have recently been re-.
painted inside and outside. aud new roofs
placed on same. These buildings are situate
0uly few yards south of tie CcredO Corpora
ton line on public road and can be purchased
Tor $3.50 cacit-lcss than the cost Of buiidiuu
SAME sale d. made at once. Terms: One
half cash; balance 10 suit purchaser.
nNE ACRE on which is a good onc-storv
- DWELLING containing four large rooms and
a good coal and wash house; five bearing APP
pie trees besides several young apple and cher
~ trees. The property b. situate near the -
~ W. station iu the southern part Of Ceredo,
w. va aud can be- bought az a reasonable 81 nj
'r VIII exchange for small farm.
30 ACRES on the waters Of Twelve Pofo
~ one mile below Shoals and two IN iles
above Buunlo. About One.halfOf this land
ls cleared ana three acres are level. The
ground is fertile and All Of 10 can be farmed
W pas on 10 Two good springs Of water, u
heWeh iOg house containing three rooms: mi.
50 Jog Darn. only One-haif mile To school
ana ~ miles TO church. This property will
DE sold az bargain II sale is made at once.
For any other information regarding the above
properties call on or write
7. II. McDOUGAL
Ceredo, West Va.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-06-18
What Sumter Needs.

For Sumter, the Sumter Item be-
heves that a handsome and commo-
dious Y. VI. c. y. building should be
erected ana The Item Is right.
Twenty years ago an efficient system
Of free schools open nine month"; in
year 10 he found in only a fcw
Soutf 50 plina towns. In those DAYS
many people, some Of them good peo-
pie. wnc did not believe that such
schools were essential to municipal
growth. were % be found in prosper
Gus towns-but now a town withou,
school system that it is proud Of is
ashamed Of itself.
The day is come when a Young
Mems Christian Association at home
In a wcll-appointcd and attractive
building Is expected 10 he a feature
of the life Of every city that prospers
and aspires To- larger growth is
scarcely less necessary To community
growth than Is a free school system
When few years have passed those
who are lukewarm about the Y. NJ
c. y. will hc as hard 10 find as are
opponents Of free schools i'm thcs,
days.
Sumter will. OF course, have q
handsome v. VI. G. :. building I'm q
little while; II would not be like Sum
ter To- be without it.-The State.
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every crossing. | honor our pro-
gressive and enterprising merchants
IN the South, but we have too many
stores. Twice as many Of our enter
prlsing and progressive young men
nave gone into merchandising as
should have gone. Half the NOR
chants in the South today would be
ten times as useful to their commu-
mites and their States and make more
money for themselves if they were
giving the same energy and enter
prise to some productive industry.
either manufacturing or farming. The
merchant Is useful servant of those
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-06-18

VINO produce (provided there are not
stores enough already, but the mer-
cant himself is not a producer. We
must come to see that there is lust
as much credit in making Southern
meat as there is in selling Western
meat; just as much credit in mal,ine
southern goods as there is in selling
Northern goOds-and that in the
present situation the need of the
"outh Is ten times as great in the
producing as in the selling line.
Again, because we have so man
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-06-18

The
semweeky publication
The first be
Practical Farmers
aim that
officers
Bulletins hn will
will be appreciated and abished.
f. W. Dabls
c..
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-06-18

on the same principle, if a man has
a beautiful home he is likely to begin
to improve his farming practice and
quit any piddling and shillless methods
that would be out Of keeping with
his house
l said that / saw no Onc-rOom
school houses. And when | say this
mean also that | saw nothing of that
Indifference to public education of
which the One-room school house is
an index. In Mississippi there are
eight times as many inhabitants born
of native parents who cannot read
ana write as there are in Wisconsin,
in Alabama fifteen times as many as
in Wisconsin; in Georgia and Arkan-
sas twelve times as many: in Louisi-
ana twenty times as in Wisconsin.
And this is the main explanation II
why the West has forged ahead of
the South. knowledge is power. The
flrst great need Of the South is bet
ter schools for our boys and girls.
VIII.
| l said that l saw no farms without
live stock. DR.. Butler has already
pointed out that the average farm
worker in Alabama, Louisiana and
Mississippi gets only $13 a year from
the sale of live stock, while the aver
age farm worker in Iowa, Illinois
and Indiana gets $212-16 to
against our people, and this is a very
live and meaningful "16 to /" is
sue, Whatever may be said about the
old free silver ratio. This not ONLY
means that they are getting sixteen
tlmes as much as we are from the
sale of live stock, but it means that
they are restoring sixteen times as
| much fertility to the soil as we are.
1T means too, that while we are get
ting one profit-that is, from growing
| crops-they are getting two profits
| first from growing them, and. SEQ
stock
N
i said that I saw no burning OF
vegetable matter. In Champaign
County, Illinois, l travelled over some
OF the richest land in the world, but
| quickly found that the farmers
! there did not think their land rich
enough to justify them in burning
thelr corn stalks and wasting the
humus and fertility there is in them.
The farmers around here say that
IT takes two or three years to re-
cover from the loss of burning a crop
Of corn stalks" so a thoughtful citi
zen told me, and l could not but con-
trast the careful economy of these
farmers with the wastefulness of the
South. Here we not only burn our
corn stalks, but too often deliberate
~ set fire to our old fields and burn
up IN few hours time all the humus
and vegetable matter which Mother
Nature has spent years accommodating
In an effort to build up our wasted
SOILS. In Illinois the stalks are either
cut up and left on the land or else
hauled aside and rotted and then re-
stored to the SOIL
L said that there was no store at
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-06-18
Sbe 0dlatthmm mn S1utfrm
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1910.

The Sumter Watchman was found
ed In 1850 and the True Southron in
1855. The watchman and Southron
now has the combined circulation and
influence CT both OF the old papers,
and Is manlfestly the best advertising
medium I'm Sumter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-06-18

One of the queerest idiosyncracies
OF human nature as that the men
who have not sufficient respect for
themselves. nor the law. TO refrain
from lawlessness are remarkably sem
sitive about the publication in a news
paper Of transcript Of the record of
a criminal court before which they
have been taken by due process to
answer for their mlsdeeds.
The following paragraph Is taken
from the annual address Of President
August Kohn. Of the State Press AS
ISOLATION. Into II Is compressed a
whole volume of wisdom:
I'VE have purposely arranged 10
hold this meeting before the begin
ming of our State campaign. News
paper folks seem to think they are an
essential part of a campaign. They
are. but II IS for the good Of the 9TH
er fellow. / have recently heard the
advice OF John Shelton williams to
the graduating class of the Univer-
sity OF South Carolina. In the main
II was; Keep out of politics and de-
vote your energies to industrial de-
velopment. After my 20 years Of
newspaper experience 1 want TO say
TO you that time spent in politics is
largely wasted We need good and
true men for officers, but as Mr.. VII
liams said. Let old men go into pol
itics and the young men go to war;
meaning work. Politics and busi-
ness do not mix very well. but there
may be times when duty demands
public service of a newspaper worker
and he should respond TO such a call
The point / am undertaking to i'm
press on you. my associates, is that
office seeking is largely a business. It
Is the other fellows affair and there
Is 40 need for you to get excited about
IL. Do not get excited IL will nav
you and your community better to
devote your columns to the building
OF cotton mill or shirt factory or
good roads than TO get excited over
scramble for some political office.
Remember II Is the other fellow who
wants the Office. The average man
In public life has a short memory. Let
me say. emphatically. that il is our
duty as newspaper men to oppose the
selection Of vicious or demagogic men
or measures. The election Of bad
men to offices Is a misfortune and in
such contests our duty Is plain, but
where the contest Is between men of |
about the same capacity for an office |
and there Is no principle involved 1t
Is Just as we'll to expend our energies
on real development. Above all, let |
us avoid excitement in this campaign |
year"
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WANTED

WANTED bug hardwood logs.
Poplar Cypress. Ash ana White
Oak logs for our mill at Sumter.
Write or call on us. Thomas I.um-
ber Co. Calhoun & 4. c. l.. Ry. Sum-
ter. $. g. 5-2t-8tW.
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LONT-At palzcll Saturday. yellow
haud-satchcl containing silver card
ease with name engraved ON IL and
pair cum links; return To- Gaillurd's
store. DIlzc1. Reward. G-f5-I Wit
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-06-18

~ OIIOhlb I Nllh-Iu January af-
t"r the last horse show in Sumter
purchased the handsome horse
which was awarded tho blue rib
bon Cnrst rrizc) 10y the judges, they
having decided that he was the
best single harness horse ON cNhibl.
tion. !tc is without blcmlsh. Kind
and sensible ou' tho Kind Of horse
that IS not often ON the market.
Having determined not to Keep
a horse. I pm Offering him for sale.
a.. H. O~io,u. NJ. -. sumter. =. e..
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Continued on Page Eighty
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L said that there was no store at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-11
MISS CALLIE JONES, sO2 WEST SIXTH AVENUE.
 Both Telephones, s42.

For that pain in the chest Pneuno aas no equal for quick relief 1e-14-ln
 FOR saLE,-saddIe mare the best ladies marc in tAe county. Jas. Gould l-9-"t-
 Mrs. Charles Levy is confined to her room with tonsiIit;s. Mr. Lew recentlr recoYered from a similar at- tack.
 LOsT-0ne pair Of gold trimmed eye glasses between 9ostoffce and Peoples Raak. Finder please return ,o V + Iaugford. 1-9- St.
 Tiger Grit Roofing holds cn like Tiger It's q triumph in the field of building material manufacturing. See Cleveland- Matthews HdV. Co.
 -i3runson Jenkins is dangerously sick 1t ais home on Olive street. Mr Jenkins is son of Mrs. J. R. Mar tn. ol this cit, and is a.ell known tar9qtaaut his conntg
 False R=p9sl-W- are not giving #tgas Enamel Weae hat ara selling f so caea9 t saems lik- gift en- tz.@3r.,,.. ftzsalauG-s HdT. 70.
 TOR s3I.F-t.i ol m ett5 real e.fa-- Hs aarsaia and on e4sT terms r sod #.tfin nsxt e:lise5 aags. See lue ln 54rson or ?. ". 8eatoH- Jas.  Could 1-9lm-
 The clevaaland-tr1;t.teas Hdw Co. aar- one 5t Clair Base Burner left, which ther offer at q eer5. lew price, rather than take chances carrying over another season.
 Tine Moon Theater which will open between January l. and 20, IS nearing completion. The manage ment hopes to make it one of the most attractive and comfortable nov ing picture and vaudeville piayhouse- in this state.
 -Mr and Mrs W M Bacchus anu children, who are visiting in Browns Hlle. Texas. have lost their youngest child, since their visit there, and ths little one WAS buried at that place
 Miss Vera Bernath is also on the 3 mai Brith Day program, which wi be carried out at the Temple nex' Sunday. Through an error her name was omitted from the program published Sunday Miss Bernath will render q solo.
 Word from Texarkana yesterda. vas that Will Jones was still sinkine and that his death was onI. 2 matter of a short while His friends anC relatives are still at his bedside. The doctors are aoins all in their power to save tae lase Of tsa popular man put eaeY e e1t tt. hoaas for nj.
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"C0NTFSFNENT Is BETTER THAN
 RiCI.ES.'

There's che man in a thousand who is content with or indifferent as to his food. The rest of U poor humans want our tea and coffee. our bread and butter-to say nothing of molas- ses, or jams, iellies, canned fruits and vegetables Al. Get your grocer les at SMART & RICHNy'S and be ceatent.
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
S% ++4++ +++ ' *

e. s. McNew Real Estate. Rents md Loans, 106 Pine street l0-s-1 The weather man sags 1t will rair and warmer today.
 Let IS write your fire insurance. Pinchback Taylor, insurance. Real Estate and Loans. lI6 l-2 Main srrser
 r. Bucks Hot Blast Heater~ are iii" best, and Il bargain 1t 22ss per cent dis count right now at Reap Crawford Farn Co.
 For best horse saoe.ug see Tota King. He knows how. and price5 reasonable. 621 South Main street Will Malley is recovering from , painfully mashed foot. which he sHs- lained at the Cotton Belt shops some time ago.
 Our Davenport> are the best h be had at prices that will surprise yon Eleven patterns to select from. Ne bny them in solid car loads Reap \ Crawford Furn. Co.
 Don't think you are going to die if ron contract Pneumonia. Pneamo has neye. failed to relieve q suffer ]ng patient l--i4-Im. Xmas is here. and .hat horse needs a new pair of shoes. Take him 10 Tom King. the Old Reliable We have just received l'o rolls of New Spring Mating and also beautiful assortment If Mating fass See us before buying Fomlins0a 6 v,ov co if Peoples Savings Baak and Trust Co. pay interest on time deposits and saving accounts. Special attention given to saln of all tfnds of Real Els. iate. Let us list any property ron nlth one oi our Best Felt Natures ses and Bernstein 3-piece iron bed. yeu can rest easy the balance of your life. See them at Reap < Crawford Turn. Co.
 Thomas Green, ST. one of tae best known trayeiiag men on the road, who has been confined to his home in this city for the past three weeks with blood poison. IS ont again. and will soon 5e on the soad again.
 We are sole aszstz ea. t,ls es=is=- orated White Swan @z1 S2aw Mattresses Sec s.es' want Q sleep well Tom!fHsea : ze12e Fs  - have resigned H41 poait.on xith Soltz and Mauphin and nave taken position with the aIa4 City Cigar Co I'll ae glad . soc mr s-.anas here. ~iae==-.H4
 Frel Nlsk2sk
 1-4-tm
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-11

On our "Bareain Counter" you will
 lind many household necessities, and especially heaters, Art squares and rockers. Reap < Crawford Furn. Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-11

Persons contemplating the erect aa of any building should consult tza Mitchell satigman, architect, Gu aaz Bank BG1Iing r
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300

dozea German Yst-ncienes taees. assorted widths with insertions 5o match value se b .oe gard, priee3 for an eafl5 january eye- openeF at g cants do2en. n o1eri9@ of aq1ai .atsrazt has aat ea aaaa 5 2 loas
 92s I-a#as
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 aata Cloves An- ora Eaf 8eaE and H-a1 with s at1raazss priced zas sa @f50
 STILL PLENTY ot 1aa Sc and & Gine1ars, twenty different styles fo select from. in D3a1ds and cheeks -theso are unaerpriced, presenf values considered. MEN's CLOTHING, BoT's CLOTH l ING anl Mems Pants at 60c or the dollar of their value while th' supply lasts they are genuine bar gains l3