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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-06-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR CONGRESS.

To THE REPUBLICANS OF THE Firm CONGRESS
SIGNAL DISTRICT OF " EST NIRGGSIA:
AT the request OF my friends in the Fifth
Congressional District of West Virginia [
have decided again to he candidate for the
republican nomination for congress.
feel that my past record as your representa-.
tive justiiieS me i'll say ug TO you that | will do
everything in MY power to properly represent
the interests of the people Of our district, and
TO advance the high ideals OF the Republican
party i'll our state.
At the present time the presence of every
member of congress is required in Washing
ton, because of the many important bills be
fore congress, many Of which are of vital i'm
pOrtauCe to our state, so that have felt il
would be improper tor me to leave Washington
until such bills are enacted disposed Of
am constrained. therefore. 10 adopt this unblic
meads Of acquaintng you with my CANDIDACY,
which would have preferred 10 announce 10
You personally, # my congressional duties aud
the welfare of the district had not kept me IN
actual attendance upon congress in Washing
ton.
With thanks to the republicans OF my dis
trict Tor their past cordial, loyal a Il generous
support, and pledging MY undivided efforts To
advance the cause, II reelected, I am.
Very sincerely,
JAS. y. HUGHEs.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-06-22
The Congressional Convention.

At four o'clock this "wednesday
afternoon a special train, bound for
WEIGH, will leave the Norfolk *
Western station at Kenova. This
train will carry Cong'sman Hughes
and the CabclI, Mason, Putnam
Logan, Wayne and Mingo delega-
tons to the Fifth district republi
can convention, which will be held
at Welch on Thursday, June %.
Mr.. Hughes will provide this
tram for the benefit and convent
ence of the delegates
When seen Monday by reporter
the Huntington congressman ex-
pressed himself as being entirely
sanguine of the outcome.
81 have" sail he, "229 votes.
| have large majority of the alb.
soIutely uncontested delegates,
though it might have been differel t
if Mr.. Lilly had conceived his plan
to contest in every county a little
earlier. | expect to be nominated
nominated honestly, and to be
elected by as big majority a.
heretofore"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-06-22
CAMDEN PARK
Wayne COunty'S Most At
fractiVe Place During
Hot Weather.

Camden park. almost within stones
throw of Ceredo's corporation line is
now up to date in every particular and
IS certainly yerv attractive place.
The roller coaster has been III success
ful operation for several weeks and is
well patronlZed. The cars used are of
the latest type with leather cushioned
seats and patent rubber bumpers The
view from the top of the coaster as the
car travels slowly around the upper cir
Gle OF the first loop is surprising and
the journey is well worth while for
that alone. The much mooted question
OF how high the construction was de-
cided definitely when it was made
known that the distance from the ground
to the tip OF the flag pole is seventy
nine feet.
Another pleasing feature of the new
park is the lake and adjoining swim
ming pool. The boats are made of
light steel and are unsinkable The
swimming pool is now ready for this
splendid and healthy sport.
Fifty-two dressing rooms have been
provided for the convenience OF swim
mers these are fitted out according to
the newest sanitary methods.
The dance hail which Is claimed to be
one OF the largest in West Virginia has
been dressed anew for the devotees of
Terpischore. The famous saxOphoue
orchestra from Columbus has heen en-
gagged to play on Tuesday of each we k.
a modern and we'll equipped play
ground has been provided for the child
rem who will be under the charge of a
competent lady nurse, while in the en-
closure. For their benefit there is q
multitude of merry 20 rounds seesaws,
ferris wheel, real sand to delve into
and not to overlook an ocean wave ma
chine, which does not, however, cause
sea sickness.
Each Sunday there will be band
concert, and an abundance of seats III
which to enjoy the restful breezes.
A picturesque japanese booth has
been built with native Japanese ia at
tendance. These quaint souvenirs of
the orient can be secured as well as an
indulgence Ill their pleasing games.
A deep well has been driven TO supply
the water pure and crystal to the thirsty
The park itself, aside from the natural
charms, has been raked and presents q
picture of ease and quiet.
Mr. Via, Mr.. Mathews and their as.
slstants, who a~e in charge of the park
are courteous and agreeable and make
all visitors feel perfectly lat home"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-06-22
Fined bu MdQOr Smith.

IS kornoya, the "fortune teller. s"
who bad rooms at the Wilson
House, was arrested by Officer
Webb end vas brought before his
honor. Mayor smith, one dag last
week, charged with telling fortunes
without a license.
After having examined several
witnesses the Mayor fined Karnova
fifteen dollars and costs. which
sum was promptly paid.
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To rHE z EPuBLIcAN VoTEFs or THE Frrrr
CoSGRF>sIoNAL DISTRICT or W EST NIk

To rHE z EPUBLIcAN VoTEFs or THE FGFru
CoNGKrNsIoNAL DISTRICT or W EST NIk-
GINIA:
After careful consideration, have decided
TO become 4 candidate for the nomination for
member of the lower house OF Congress OF tile
United states To be a representative OF the
great rich and growing couutic. that contain
tile cream of West Nirgiuia'- uubouudcd
wealth aud greatness is an honor that can come
10 bu' Few 10 one generation. ! realize that the
hlRh honor brings res possibilities that might
well cause any man To pause aud reflect before
accepting the euviable position: but once ac-
ctpied the responsibilities aud duty to his Cou-
,ituents should call for his best aud most an
firing efforts
a member of any legislative bod. .nourd be
% true servant of the people he represents IN.
trust repOscd i'm him comes from thu. proolr.
ard ~ all his actions he should as nearly a.
possible, obtain aud 20 ce their sentiments
lno conform his official acts TO their Wishes
This promise o. do. ii the people of this Con
Rfessional District choose me their repre-
A great responsibility rests upon the voters i'm
choosing candidate, and ] viii say 90 those
Who do not know me personally. 7 would be-
life, character and fitness 90 represent YOU
-at this, feeling that the people should careful
F ~crutiuize the life, character and quaiitica-
.'u-' l ANY one VINO aspires Co represent their
interest 90 t1e greatest l1W-making body of the
What desire IS au honest and fair expre.-
ION from The voters of thc Fifth CouRrf sSional
D.-i!li OF tn.ir choice for candidate. The
Republican party iu this stat. stands commit.
td io a. primary election, and believing that a
iaIr primary election i- the best method of ar.
iFlng az the true sentiments OF the people I
M'u'o prefer Co. leave tie matter with them in
mat manner.
! solicit your support and shall cncerfuii,
publican voters
" nominated. promise Co. make as strong.
a-Erts-i SEE aud open fight nj po-.i' ie for tlre
entire ticket throughout the district. and. n
elected. pledge MS self 90 represent the whole
people aud each and every interest as honest. .
,i.unou-lF, faithfully ard efficiently a-
WF ability viii permit.
Very respectfully,
A. LrLGy.
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Methodist Episcopal.

REV. w. +. SHEPPARD, PASTOR.
Services Sunday, June %: $3.50
a. n, Sunday school; 1915 a. m.
song and testimony; .. m, Anti.
saloon League meeting. Mr.. r.
NJ. Hare, state Superintendent will
speak. Everybody invited and
especially temperance workers ia
voring statewide prohibition.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-06-22
a Dreadful Yonnn

from knife, gun, tin can. rusty nail
fireworks or OF any other nature de-.
mands prompt treatment with BuckIen.s
Arnica Salvc TO prevent blood poison or
ganRrene. It's the quickest. surest
healer for all such wounds as also for
Burns, Boils, Sores, Skin ErupHons
Eczema, Chapped Hands, Corrs or
Piles. 25c at Bloss' Drug Store. Ceredo
and X. Ney. Williams Kenova.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-06-22

SEATTLE, Washington, recently
had n million dollar fire which rem.
dered FIVE hundred persons home
less. The fire destroyed all build
ings on six city blocks and picked
out wooden house here and there
in the surrounding district not en-
tirely fire swept. There were no
fatalities.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-06-22
Congregational Church.

REV. W. 4. BB1EELEY, PASTOR.
Services every Sunday as follows:
sunday School, $3.50 a. N. preach
ing, ] a. m. and 1880 p. m; prayer
meeting and popular Bible class
from 1880 to $3.50 every Wedues-
day evening.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-06-22
We're Welded Wedn0sdalI.

Bascom Workman and Miss Nellie
Reynolds, both of Fort Gay, were mar
ried at his residence by the Rev S. L.
Reynolds, Wednesday evening. The
bride is very pretty girl, is the daugh
ter of Ed Reynolds of Fort Gay and
granddaughter of the officiating minis
ter. The groom is night operator at the
II d w depot, and is a very worthy
young man.-Big Sandy News, June II.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-06-22

SOME British politicians are try
ing to prove that Col. Roosevelt
gave the tail of the British lion a
cruel twist, but those capable of
reading Alright know that the ex-
president patted the beast encour-
agingly on the head and rubbed its
fur in the right direction.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-06-22
Baptist Church.
Il S. AKERs. PASTOR.

Preaching every fourth Sunday
at II a. IN. and 1880 p. III :
Sunday School, $50 a. IN. married
mems Bible class, Sunday at 3 p.
m; prayer meeting every Tuesday
ia 1870 =. IN.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-06-22


THEODORE ROOSEVELT received a
welcome, such as no other Ameri-
can citizen ever received when he
reached New York last Saturday
He was gone from his native coun.
try for fifteen months and the
throng that greeted him when he
landed at his home city proved
clearly that he was not forgotten.
Nearly every city OF the United
States was represented in the vast
concourse of people which gather
ed to greet the nations hero, and
representative men from all the
official delegations were given
places in the roped arena at the
Battery where Col. Roosevelt land
ed from the revenue cutter Andres.
caggiu. Cornelius anderbilt, chair
man of the reception committee,
presided at the meeting held there,
Mayor Gaynor making a brief ad-
dress of welcome and the former
president responding with a few
well chosen words, in which be
gave expression TO his JOY at finding
his feet once more on American
soil.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-06-22


IT is difficult for people in this
hemisphere to realize that there is
a nation on the other side Of the
globe which has become a first.
class power with all the pride and
arrogance that is implied in that
distinction. CaucasIons, and those
IN America especially, have so long
been contemptuous of other races.
that we are loath to recognize the
japanese except automatically at
Washington and cur;ously in other
cities. Japan, however, has all
the pride and vanity Of a great
power. Her conquests in China
and in Mauchuria have made her a.
arrogant In the eastern hemisphere
as France was in the Napoleonic
era, or as Germany is today. She
has conquered on land and on sea
and sees no reason Why she should
"take a back seat anywhere, Of
why her people should not be ac.
corded the same respect and priv.
lege that are accorded Englisbmep.
Frenchmen, Germans or Americans.
Labor unions, especially on the
Pacific slope, are determined that
the japanese shall be treated pre-.
cisely as we treat the Chinese.
This is why japan desires a new
treaty with the United States.
japan will insist that our immigra.
lion laws shall put immigrants
from her shores on tie same plane
as those from other enlightened
countries and that they shall no
longer be tabooed like Chinese.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-06-22

SENATOR JEFF DAVIS of Arkau-
sas evidently feels much more at
home in his native state than in
Washington, and the capital is
spared his picturesque presence and
manner for much of the senatorial
term.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-06-22
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE %, 1910.

The feelings of citizen of
Mass chusetts are hurt because his
wife keeps thirty-two felines, and a
divorce is catastrophe that
threatens the family.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-06-22
9TH Day of July. 1910.

'Ch LAY VI JuIy, 30,
at 10 o O'Clock, a. m offer for sale at pub
lie auction the following described real
estate, to wit:
All that certain real estate situate in
the town of Ceredo, Wayne county,
West Virginia, and described as follows:
FlkSI. Two and fraction lots and
Improvements thereon in the town of
Ceredo, Wayne county, West Virginia,
and known as lot No and fraction of
lot No. is, and lot No. 10, in Second
Range, First Square West OF Main street
lot NO. Il and the traction of lot No. l6
being the same land conveyed by Hoard's
to b. f. Wilson by deed of date of June
30, 1891, and lot No. IS, being the LOT
conveyed to B. f. Wilson by Lindsey
Staley and wife, by deed of date
February u, 1901, to both of which
deeds references are here made.
SECOND. One other tract of land
known as the old Sam FARRELL place. and
conveyed 70 b. +. Wilson by deed from
Mary Ninson and 5. Vinson, of date
April IL, 1901 to which deed reference
Is here made
THIRD. One other tract known as
he keeney tract, and conveyed to Ben
K. wilson by John T. Gibson and wife
and Jhirsa keeney by deed of date
January 8, 1902 to which deed refer
eAce Us here made.
FOURTH One other tract known
as the Dock Loar place and conveyed to
y r. Wilson by deed from Dock Loar
ana wife. of date March % 1902 to
which deed reference is here made
FIFTH. One other tract known "a
the Hardy place and conveyed to r. +.
Wilson by deed from $. S Vinson and
wife, OF date March %. 1902 TO which
deed reference is here made The four
last named tracts are contiguous to each
other, forming body of land of about
100 acres, we'll set in grass and situate
about two miles east of Ceredo i'm said
Wayne county.
Said Trust Deed having been made bv
the said Ben F. Wilson and Virginia
Wilson to w. J. Wilson Trustee as
aforesaid to secure and indemnify G.. L.
Wilson against all loss and damage on
account OF his having endorsed two GER
tam promlssOry notes executed hv the
said'Ben +. Wilson and Virginia VIII
son and all renewals of said notes One
OF said notes being executed To G.. l..
wilson and endorsed by him, for FIT.
teen Hundred $500 Dollars payable
at First National Bank of Ceredo The
last renewal of said note becoming dua
and payable on the 2gth day OF NAV
1910, and the other OF said notes being
executed to G.. J.. Wilson and endorsed
by him payable at the First National
Bank Of Cerodo, and for the sum of
Eight Hundred lSS0Ol Dollars. And the
last renewal of the last named note be
came due ana payable on the 28th day of
NAY 1910, and default having been
made by the said Ben J.. Wilson and
Virginia Wilson i'm the payment of said
notes or any part of either Of them And
the SAID G. j. Wilson having been re.
CURED to pay both of said notes has re-
quested the undersigned Trustee TO sell
tne real estate conveyed 20 said Trustee
20 secure the payment Of the two said
notes
The terms of sale VIII be for cash In
hand on day OF sale as provided for i'm
said Trust Deed
w. i. Wilson
oyuhe4"' Trustee.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-06-22

Mr.. LoNGwoRTH has summer
cottage at Beverly Bay, near the
summer home of the presi.
dent. Col. Roosevelt will doubt
less visit Mr.. Longworth during
the summer and be and the presi.
dent will doubtless meet and talk
about old times, and perhaps say
something about the future.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-06-22

WE are sorry TO see republicans
In many counties in this state act
ing in an ugly and quarrelsome
manner-iust like the democrats
used to act. Even in Wetzel coun-
ty, where the democrats have had
full control Of the offices, the re-
publicans have been acting in a
way that is not calculated to win
votes for the party. At the coun-
ty seat of that county one faction,
or one man of one faction, 1t is
said, sat on the ballot box one
whole day and would not allow an
election to be held at that precinct.
This is the year when all republi-
cans should act harmoniously.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-06-22

Hindoos and other Asiatic peoples.
What we are going to do about it
Is serious question.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-06-22

The president of the arbitration
court at the Hague, DR.. Lammasch,
closed an opening address In these
words: "Every sentence rendered
by this court ought to be, by vir-
tue of its impartiality and equity a
new marble pillar to sustain the
ideal palace of justice and peace. ="
The court opened on June / for the
purpose of adjudicating the New
Foundland Fisheries question be
tween England and the United
States. This question on more
than one occasion has almost pro
voked war between the two great
English-speaking peoples of the
world. By referring this chronic
source of dispute to arbitration,
these two great countries are offer
ing to all nations a remarkable OBJ
Ject lesson In the peaceful settle
ment of international disputes. 1t
Is an inspiring reflection that the
two great English-speaking nations
should promote an era of universal
peace, and patriotic and progress,
siye people throughout the world
will hope that the result in this
case may strengthen the tribunal at
the Hague in establishing for the
world permanent court of arbi-
tratlon.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-06-22

Painless Extraction. Nitrous Gas Cside
Used with Oxy gen.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-06-22
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed Trustee, will, by virtue of author
ity vested in him by that certain deed of
trust made on the Bird day of October
1904, by Ben F. Wilson and Virginia
Wilson to w. l.. Wilson, Trustee, record
ed IN the Office of the clerk of the coun-
ty court OF Wayne county, West Vir-
GINA, III trust deed book No ~. at page
40 at the front door of the bank build
ing OF the First National Bank of Cere-
do, in the town of Ceredo, Wayne coun-
ty West Virginia, on the
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-05-04
STRIKE LARGE As REPORTED
(From Sundays Daily.)


After several days at the Monte
Carlo mine, near Silver Mountain, r.
q. Wager, interested in the Heath
mines, that adjoin on the south Of the
bonanza, arrived In the city Friday
night, confirming news that has been
received from that section, and add
ing that il is unquestionably the great
est strike in free gold ore that has
ever been made in this county. The
discovery took place on the Sunny
Side claim Of the group and 10 located
about one and one.balf miles to the
east of the Pacific Copper company q
ground on Silver Mountain. Mr..
Wager says many prospectors are
rushing into that field, and that all
locations along the belt up TO the Ora
Bella mine Of the Tiger Gold com
pany are taken up. The vein Ii under
location for continuous stretch OF
five miles, the Simpson brothers being
the last TO get in with a few claims.
The rich values on the Monte Carlo
were substantisted, and the owners
were preparing to sink the shaft and
tunnel from point below TO tap the
vein At depth.
j. II. Hall, a mining engineer Of
prominence, was in the district ia
make an examination Of the Monte
Carlo, and returned 10 Prescott yes.
terday. He IL from Butte, Mont, and
was attracted to this section from the
reports received. What his observe.
tioss we're could not b lsssnsl.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-05-04
KINoMAN NOW ACTIVE CENTER


N''V"' ''""""s 1"'y1
X. r. Morrison, who was called TO
Kingman TO attend the term Of court,
returned yesterday TO his home in the
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lynch Of
that city, the former client Of Mr..
Morrison, accompanied him TO the city
en- route TO the Weaver district. They
will return today and remain for n
long visit.
Mr.. Morrison states that the cele-
brated case Of Fellows against the
Tom Reed company, was TO have been
concluded Saturday night, before a
jury, in which trial T.. \. Clark repre-
sented Mr.. Fellows. The case is one
Of the most important in mining liti-
cation ever tried in northern Arizona,
involving the issuance Of n patent TO
the corporation and the ownership Of
the two mines Of the group.
Kingman he reports as one Of the
most active and prosperous eenters In
Arizona, and the stability Of the out
lying districts in gold production a'
firmly established.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-05-04
lex AND DRILL IN
Big BODY OF ORE
ming Property Near Humboldt About
Ready to Join Yavapai's
ig Producers

teen buildings on the property, which
consist Of bunhhouses, boarding house
hoist house, mill, power plant, house
for air compressors, etc. The camp ID
complete and will care for q crew OF
hfty- worhmen. Two shifts are now
being worked and q third will soon be
added. s... 80
Al a convenient place near the col
lar, Of the working shaft are situated
the hosting plant, power plant and
mill. The works are ideally located
on the hillside near q running stream
Of water, enabling the ore 10 he
handled by gravity from the bins, al
the mouth Of the shaft, through the
reduction plant. In laying out the
plans, the company foresaw the fu
turc need Of a large plant and placed
the mill at a point where addition,
could be made from time to time
without interfering with operations
and have installed engine and boiler
capacity sufficient for large opera
tions. There is Brown. Corliss on.
CINE, 125 b. p, latest model com
pletely installed; two large boilers In
the power plant, I0x10 air compress
sor, five pumps, including n Burnham
sinking pump that will handle 10000
gallons nm hour. The hoist il cap
able Of raising one ton 1880 feet, and
is equipped with 1000 feet Of steel
cable. There are about three mile.
Of steam and water pipes Of different
sizes, connected up throughout tn,
mine and plant, besides q boiler pump
rock crusher, concentrators and q
complete six.stamp mill. The com
pany has a telephone line and stor,
for the convenience of the camp
Teams are busy hauling in supplies
timber and coal from Humboldt, abou,
five miles distant. II is six mileI
from the Little Jessie mine, and l,
on the same belt ms the Arizona Cen
trail Copper company, which recent,
recorded big strike.
A visit to the property convince
one that the management is alonI
careful, conservative and economical
lines, and stockholders can feel as
sured that the money which they have
invested has been judiciously and hon
estly expended.
II is understood that the compan,
Is now practically financed and tina
Los Angeles capital is interested il
large blocks Of the stock. The enter
prise bears the strongest evidence O.
proving highly profitable, and this 4
due largely TO the excellence Of Nh,
management that has shaped and con
Quoted the plans.