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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-11-09
SheriR,s Notice.

To All Whom IL May Concern
You will take notice that / will,
on the cath day Of October, 1910,
be AZ the Kenova Bank, in Ceredo
Independent District, and on the
25lh day OF October, 1910, be at
The First National Bank of Ceredo.
10 Ceredo Independent District, and
on the Goth day of October, 1910,
be at the new school house on
Buffalo Creek, iu Ceredo district {,
and on the 29th day Of October.
1910, be at the store Of ). +. Fer
guson, IN Butler district, and on
the 29th day of October, 1910, be
at Fort Gay, in Butler district, and
on the 4th day Of November, 1910
be at Crum, in Lincoln district,
and on the 5tb day Of November,
1910, be at Duplow, in Lincoln
district, and on the Ist and 2nd
days of November, 1910, be at the
Sheriff's Office az Wayne Court
House. in Union district, for the
purpose Of receiving taxes due by
the people residing or paying taxes
in said districts, and that ! will
make discount of two and one.
half ~ per cent to all persons
who shall pay their taxes before the
last day Of November, 1910, aud
not otherwise.
After January ], 1911, ten (1O)
per cent interest will be charged on
all taxes not paid before that time
SAM J. CRUM,
Sheriff Wayne County, w. Va.
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Contributed.
KENCvA, w. VA.


Lindsey Staley of Neal station
was here Tuesday looking for farm
hands.
Fisher Drown of Cyrus is work
Ing for the Kenova Poplar Mfg.
Co.
Uncle Abe Ferguson of Sweet
run was in the city Tuesday selling
fresh pork.
The Ironton Construction Co. is
putting in new side walk on 23rd
street.
Burl Drown Of Cedar run was in
the city Tnesday with load Of
produce.
Mrs. Acy Booth has returned to
her home at Whites creek after a
visit here with her sister, Mrs.
John Mcclure.
Will Ross, f. Drown and Ben
Payne were IN Catlettsburg Tues.
day evening.
Mis- Mamie Adams returned
from Muddy Branch Saturday.
Harry Swisher made fly ing
trip to the burg" on business last
Tuesday evening.
There was box supper at
Ebenezer the other evening. Every
body had an enjoyable time.
The Ironton Construction Co. is
grou,ing on Chestnut street. 1t
Will be open for traffic III a short
time-down TO 23rd street.
Clyde Payne, who has been con
fined to his room for several days
on account of sickness, is GONZALES
ing.
Messrs. w. A. Murdoch and
Oscar Hickey of Ironton, Ohio,
stockholders in the Ironton Con
struction Go were in Kenova look.
ing over the work being done here,
day or so ago.
There was free for all fight
Wednesday evening between the
American and foreign laborers at
the steel plant, The foreign element
getting the worst Of it There was
one American seen going TO the
plant Thursday morning with a
double-barreled shot gun. There
is trouble bre wing.
Mrs. /. StaIey and Miss Daisy
Payne made flying trip to the
So urg' Wednesday, shopping.
John Adams is working at Neal
station.
Mrs l.. Staley Of Neal was call.
ing ON friends here Sunday
Miss Daisy Payne is visiting at
Neal this week.
The rain stopped all work on
Chestnut street Thursday.
Daniel Ferrie Of lronton. Ohio, is
working for the !ronton Construc
tion Co.
Oct. %, 1910. LONESOME.
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SCHEDULE MAYS. 1910
WEST BOUND.

WEST BOUND.
LEAVE CEREDo DAILY.
No. ", 8 :35 p. m--For Portsmouth and
and intermediate stations.
No. 10, 8 30 A. m. - For Williamson
and intermediate stations.
Trains leave Kenova for Columbus and
Cincinnati aud the west 2 :35 a. IN.
210 p. IN. daily and 6 90 a. m. dali
ly except Sunday
Trains leave Williamson for the north
and east :26 a. m, AZ p m. and
100 a. IN.
~-Fo Tickets, Time Cards, Sleeping
Car Reservations and all informa-
ton, write or call upon nearest
Agent
Norfolk & Western RAILWAY.
w. p. BEvnL, JNo. L DLADoN,
GenT PISS. a gent. Div Pass. Agent,
ROanoke. Va. Coium bus, Ohio.
n D. MAHER, Gent Mgr.
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j. y. CHAPMAN, J
3. -. LEWIS, No"'

The Wayne News wants people
to vote against Mr.. McVey for
Supt. Of Schools because Prof. y.
b Mcclure favors him. All who
know Prof. Mcclure land almost
every voter in the county is &C.
quainted with him) know that he
v ould not champion the election Of
a man for this Office who is net
we'll qualified to perform the dnties
of the position. Prot. Mcclure
has probably done more for the cause
of education and has turned out
more young men and young women
qualified for life's duties than any
other person. in the county, and
when he recommends a man for the
Office for which Mr.. McVey is a
candidate all may rest assured that
the one 80 recommended is the
right man for the place.
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Vote for J G. Webb.
Vote for G. Ii. Spaulding.
Vote for S. a, Mcvey.
Vote for all the Republican can
didates.
Try the Advance cent Lead
Pencil.
]. McRae Wertb's residence
shows up we'll.
J. w. Collier has the most com
modious porch in town.
John NJ. Hamer has moved his
family from Probst, Tenn, to this
place.
This is an important election
Every republican should go TO the
polls and vote.
Price Hunter of Lavalette was
initiated into the X. g. f. at this
place last week.
County Clerk j. G. Lambert of
Wayne visited hls parents at Ken
ova last Friday evening.
The republican candidates il
this county have put up a good
fight and deserve TO be elected.
E. A. Buckingham and daughter
Of near Wayne were guests oil
friends in our town last FRIDAY
night.
Hazel, the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Allan Wright, who has
had tad case of diphtheria. is
better.
Charles Rigg of CentervIllc, dis
trict grand chief of the X. G. F..
visited the local castle at this place
last week.
On the eve Of the election every
thing looks bright for the success
of the entire Republican ticket in
this county.
@. ID. Jackson of near Wayne
was in town on Tuesday of last
week. While here he made this
Office a pleasant call.
j. w. Mitchell and j. G. Webb
if elected to the Legislature will
represent Wayne county ably and
well. Remember them on the sth
of November.
The proprietor of this paper de
livered the ballots for the election
10 the ballot commissioners at the
county seat last Friday. There
were Is, 300 ballots.
F. A. Burtper, who is now To-
Gated at Fort Gay, was given the
degree of Patriotism by Ohio Val
ley Council No. IS, Jr O. U. A.
NJ, Friday night.
Mrs. a. L. Fiunicum, who has
been living at Hayesyille, Ohio, has
moved back here. Mr.. F. will
still hold his position with the
railroad company in the buckeye
state"
S. A. McVey, the young man
WHO acquired an education under
difficulties and by hard study, should
be remembered when you cast your
ballot November 8. He is deserv-
ing and competent.
For County Commissioner we
should have business mar, who
has made a success Of his own busi.
ness-one Of nature judgment.
Such man is c. II. Spaulding,
the republican nominee. Vote for
him.
A good deal of mud singing"
has been engaged 10 by the demo
cratic papers and their correspond
ents against some of the republican
candidates IN this county, which
will rebound to the advantage OF
said candidates at the polls.
Hon. L. p. Franks Of Ovens
burg, KY, ard Hon. Z. T. Vinson
addressed the voters at The court
house at Huntington last Friday
evening on the political issues Of
the day. The speeches were both
good and were well received ly the
large and intelligent audience.
Every republican should 90 to
the polls and vote. This il a very
important election. If a demo
cratic congress is elected our pros.
porous times will cease. The
building boom that has struck
Kenova will suddenly stop and
stsgnation in al kinds of business
will be the result.
=. J Slaley, who bought a farm
In Indiana and moved bis family
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Mrs. L. D. Wells and daughter
and Mrs. Messer of Branchtield are
visiting Kenova relatives tbls week.
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Large Potatoes.

Levi Hatten of near Kenova pre-
scented the edItor of this paper one
day last week with three as large
potatoes az we have seen for q long
time. The three weighed six
pounds aud they we're of the I'm
proved Peach Blow variety.
EVERYBODY 60 to the polls and
vote for the best men .-TrI-State
Enterprise.
This means Of course they will
vote the Republican ticket.
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Make a cross in the circle under
the eagle and you will vote for
your country's good.
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The baby of JEFF Galloway is
suffering from bronchitis.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-01-20
CITIZEN.
A THOUsAND FARMERs.

The West Virginia University
authorities are ambitious to have a
Thousand farmers interested in the
Winter Course in Agriculture to be
gin at Morgantown on the tenth OF
January with a big Farmers con-
vention Of which the State Board
Of Agriculture is to furnish a large
part of the inspiration. In some OF
the western States as many as a
thousand farmers do profit by the
short courses given by the agricul-
tura colleges; and it is only fail
to expect our farmers to do as well
when they become fully Informed
concerning what their ). College OF
Agriculture is offering and what
they can get for their Nown personal
benefit by spending a week in study
at Morgantown-a month, if a
month can. spared from home duties
For particulars, address D. W. Work
ing, Morgantown, w. Va. !.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-01-20

There are so many workers who
are opposed or Indifferent to Union
ism, it is 4 great pity that those who
do believe in Unions should worss
than waste their efforts in fighting
each other. While working men fight
each other the meanest of the en-
ployrs take full advantage and com
petition tends to force the best, en-
ployer to be as meansas the meanest.
If all factions would unite in harmony
with the regular Union movement, we
could bring message of hope to the
unorganized who now watch our fra
tricidal strife, and so bring nearer the
day when better wages and conditions
may be obtained.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-01-20
INVESTIGATION DEMANDED.

( Since the report of the recent
grand jury, that was submitted to
the criminal court of Ohio county,
and published in full in all the papers
in the City Of Wheeling, indicting
one citizen of Ohio county, and
charging several officers of Ohio
county with corruption, as well as
duplicating some of our atorneys-at-
law of the Ohio county bar, charging
the said attorneys with misconduct,
the time has certainly come when the
public should demand thorough in
yestigation into the conduct Of her
officers and servants as well as the
attorneys who are nothing more or
less than officers of the court and
who hold themselves out to the pub
lie as counsellors of law and as such
scounsellors Of law, the public is
bound to patronize and trust.
Would it not be wise for the citi-
zens of Ohio county to call upon the
bar association of Ohio county and
ask them to assist in a rigid fnvesti-
cation of the report above mentioned,
which simply brings disgrace to. our
county and legal profession as well?
In justice to the honorable officers
of our county, and in justice to the
honorable members of the Ohio
county bar, such an investigation
should be made at once, in order that
the public might be convinced, that
the almost prevailing opinion, that
all lawyers and all county officers are
corrupt is an exaggeration of the
present state of affairs. And further
that the barnacles, if any there be
retarding justice in our county gov
eminent, and in the profession OF
law may be removed; and should the
opinion of the restless public simply
amount to bad dream, then those
accused may have their feelings
soothed by the pleasant awakening,
should the awakening be pleasant
one.
It is not the object of the writer
to condemn any Individual or class
Of individuals. but every individual
in, Ohio county is entitled to know
what induced the grand jury OF our
county to make such a report, as
above: mentioned. If the report was
warranted, an investigation will do
good for the entire county and if the
report was not warranted an investi-
cation will do good to the individuals
named in that report, and the writer
wishes to say that it is certainly in
cumbent upon the bar association OF
Ohio county to purge itself Of the
charge made against it. or purge it.
self of the cause of the charge, for
having an association such as the
bar association of Ohio county the
public will look upon the whole. as
being equal only to its component
parts.
',S- CITIZEN.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-01-20

Ferrer was killed not because he
knew too much. but because he IA
vored the poor and was therefore con-
sidered dangerous by the rich. Presi-
dent Eliot is immune.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-01-20

tentions and deserves to be COM
mended.s So -
;a = Strikes.
The year just closed has not
spared the locals of the Assembly
IRON being involved in this dreadful
warfare. One of the most inconsid-
crate ana heartless corporations, the
American Sheet and Tin Plate Co,
on July lastAloeked out all the mem
'bers of, thea. A. of /. S. and Tin
workers and Tin Plate workers in
/ its employ The corporation has re-
peatedly tried to induce the men. tc
retSirn to work by making false and
men have proven themselves to be
misleading announcement, but the
men have prove nthsmselves to be
made of the best type and notwitn-
standing the fact that as a result OF
long idIeness; some of the men ana
their families had to suffer for wan
of necessities, they remained true ant
loyal to their cause and scarcely t
man deserted; while the men en-
gagged in this struggle are to be com.
mended; they are entitled and de
servo more than praise, it is to b
hoped that other organizations. upoL
whom fortune has shone. more favor
ably will lend these, brothers Mi only
their moral. but financial support.
SO, that. they may be enabled to carr
on this fight until such time that q
settlement can be- reached that will
carry with it, full recognition OF
lhteir organization, that this may
soon be accomplished is my sincere
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-01-20
Pollock Monument.

The movement inaugurated several
years ago to erect a monument i'll
honor. of the late Augustus Pollack
mas, rowing. to adverse conditions;
been unable to push OF further the
project. it is to- be hoped that more
favorable conditions will arise that
will assist the committee III charge
in. pushing the movement to a sue
oaoefrxI- d Io4
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-01-20
Reuther Offers
Good S!u5g|g'e stions

Retiring President Valentine
Reuther, following the annla- Gus
tom of the Ohio Valley Trades and
Labor Assembly, read the following
strikingly good report at the Sunday
meeting:
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-01-20

.'The last hope Of human liberty in
this world rests on US. We ought, for
so dear state. to sacrifice every at
tachment, every enmity. Jefferson.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-01-20
Official Organ
Only Labor PaDer

In this section of the Ohio Valley. gt5
Workshop of the " orld." an inS1.l. +.
aid exceptionally We'll organized conl,* +,
nifty If i26.030 population
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-01-20

There should be no division in the
ranks of Labor, but all should be
united and devote their united efforts
to the serious problems of human bet
terment. What hope is there in fu-
ture founded upon bitterness and
strife?
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-01-20
BRIEFS.

The Haters have settled with 40
firms out of the So opposing them at
the beginning of the fight.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-01-20
Wheeling: Majority.

CAOS SA1OrOA4O41C " q 0uN-
cessful. completion.
= e.s., Wheeling Majority.
i The press has~ always been recog-
nized as the moulders of public opln-
ion ian diff :eFer1tthere existed in any
locality publication that has cham
pioned yLabor,ss@ cause and give the
workers .as5 well as employer equal
consideration, it is the WHEELING
MAJORITY. The labor movement in
this valley, has, had ample experience.
to- convince. them that, in case, of a
strike, or Other: difference of opinion
that may arise between employer and
employee the daily publications of
Wheeling are ANYTHING but fair to-
wards the workers, while do not
wish to say that they are hostile, they
are AT least Indifferent, ALWAYS avoid
ing to publish articles that have IA
voTaBle tendencies toward labor and
giving false. ana misleadins garticle
created BY corporations a conspicuous
place The workers Of wheeling and
Vicinity should therefore appreciate
egood services of a friendly paper
by giving it the deserved support.
Political Movement.
Since the Assembly has, itself went.
into politics by creating "a new. po-
'Iitieal party several years ago. I de
sire to lend. expression to my views
on - political organization of the
workers. Notwithstanding the. fact
that some Of our old labor leaders
still entertai nthe. theory that the in
terest of capital and labor are iden-
tical, the progressive elemen tot the
workers realize the existence of a
class struggle or class conflict, Cap,
italism is not satisfied with having
thorough economic organization, but
felt the necessity to- organize polit-
'ically if they desired to reach the
goal of their ambition to monopo1ize
the very means upon which we de
pend for living. While a thorough
industrial organization of the workers
will have tendency Of strengthening
them, SO that they can more success
unfair attacks of. their expioiters; if
we recall the recent decisions of the
courts who have legalized trusts and
blacklists and, .outlawed labor unions
and boycott, then it becomes apparent
that labor must organize politically
and elect such men who. will carry
out the wishes and will of the people
and not the dictations of trusts and
coropartions. Whenever the workers
become class conscious and unitedly
cast their hallnt in sInnort of the
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-01-20

The Musicians, international has 4
membership Of $4,000. Twelve years
ago It vas s 900.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-17
TO PROBE TOWN.
SITE WAR
GENERAL GOING TO
MOLSON FOR PURPOSE OF DE-
WARNING FACTIONS.

Conconully, Wash, May Ito
investigate the townsite squabble at
Nelson, and determine whether or
not County Prosecuting Attorney
Hamilton tombstone should be man
damused to prosecute business men
of Nelson on the charge of criminal
trespass, Attorney General Bell will
come to Nelson within a couple of
weeks, according to Attorney Peter
Mcpherson.
Mr.. Mcpherson is attorney for J..
H. Mcdonald, who claims the town
site as his homestead, who has made
final proof and is awaiting his pat
ent. He recently had c. A. Potter,
Ed George, Otto Rehmke, D. S. Kel-
sey and c. c. Kohrdt arrested, charg-
ing that in carrying on business in
their own stores, they were Grimm
al trespassers on McDonalds land.
Mr.. Mcpherson complains that
Prosecuting Attorney tombstone not
only refuses to prosecute, but that
his partner is attorney for the al
legged offenders Mcpherson made
a trip to Olympia to confer with the
attorney general
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-17
WINCHESTER NEWS NOTES
Gasoline Engine of William McNIul-
len Entirely Wrecked by
Explosion.

Winchester, Wash, May 17.-Wm.
McMullen, Sr., had the misfortune to
blow up his new eight horsepower
gasoline engine and little of it is
worth saving except the base.
Mrs. Thomas J. Egan is taking the
teachers examination at Ephrata,
Wash, this week If she succeeds it
is hoped she will teach the Mount
Olivet school next year.
c. c. and r. NJ. Asher started for
western Oregon May IA. Their mis-
sion is to find homes and some good
land at price that will justify buy
ing as an investment. The latter has
sold his orchard in Kalispell, Mont,
and is anxious to place his money
where it will earn more than a nomi-
nal rate of interest.
H. w. Ketchum has moved his fam
lily from Winchester to a ranch north
of Quincy and took job to pillow and
clear 46 acres of sagebrush land.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-17
Better Not Get
Dyspepsia

If you can help it. Kodol prevents Dyspepsia, By
effectualy helping Nature to Relieve Indigestion.
But don't trifle with Indigestion.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-17
REMAINS NOW LIE
N STATE

London, May 1.-THE imposing
ceremonies to be associated with the
funeral of King Edward began to-
day with the removal of the coffin
from Buckingham Palace to West
minister Hall, where the remains are
to lie in state until the day of the
funeral. Immense crowds of people
with barred heads lined the streets
through which the body of the late
monarch was born to Westminster
Those who were privileged to wit
ness the starting of the procession
from inside the palace grounds ar
rived early and silently took up the
positions allotted to them. There
was an entire absence of hustle, and
decorum prevailed everywhere. In
side the palace the royal mourners
were joining in last sacred service,
and this completed, the casket was
prepared for removal to the gun car
riage in waiting outside. One of the
last acts of the Queen Mother was
to place in the coffin a little emblem
of love in the shape of a bunch Of
lilies of the valley.
Westminster Hall, where the late
kings remains will lie in state dur
ing the next two days, is the only
section remaining of the great West
minister Palace, which was destroyed
by fire in 1884, and is now used as
a vestibule to the houses of Parlia-
ment. The hall was begun by Will
liam Rufus in 1897, and was de-
stroyed by fire in 1891. In its pres
ent form it is the work of Richard
H., who had the walls buttressed
and the wooden roof added in 1898.
The ceiling is one of the most re-
markable specimens of timber archi-
lecture in existence, both as regards
beauty and constructive skill. The
hall has been the scene of many STIR
ring events, and no other hall in all
England is so rich in historical as
sociations. Here it was that Oliver
Cromwell took the oath as lord pro-
tector of England, and here, too, was
held the great coronation dinner.
celebrating the coronation of George
w. The hall was for many years
the center of the English law courts,
and 1t was also used for great fes-
rivals, the lord mayors being sworn
into office there, for the last time
in 1882.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-17

Norwegian Independence Day.

Minneapolis, Mimi, May 1.-THE
Norwegians which form a large and
important part of the population of
Minnesota, the Dakotas, Wisconsin
and several other western states,
celebrated their Independence Day"
by parades, popular gatherings and
patriotic speeches today. The cele-
brations are held in commemoration
of May II, 1914, when representa-
tives of the people of Norway, then
under Danish rule, met at Eidsvold
and promulgated their constitution
and independence from Denmark's
sovereignty. To avoid bloody war
a union was formed with Sweden.
which was dissolved in peaceful
manner on June z, 1905.