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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-05
BARBOUR COUNTY
 TAX RATE INCREASED
Raise Will be Devoted to Road W0rk-Miss Clay
 ton Presented Cup

Eufaula, June 4--(Special.) 1.-The Bar bour county tax rate was raised from S1 60 to Sl.bS by the board of revenue at its regular meeting today at Clayton. The increase will be devoted to further road work, which is being handled on a large and satisfactory scale in the county with out the issuance of bonds. According to Pruden, president of the board, Bar bour county will within five years have every road of any importance in the coun- , ty thoroughly improved, and without the issuance of dollars worth of bonds.
 The Increased tax will net the county about s3000
 Miss Mary Clayton. who has served for the past year as assistant pstmaster in the Eufaula office. was today presented with a handsome silver cup by the other members of the postoffice force. The pre- sentation was made by Postmaster c. s. Mcdowell.
 On account of the number of petty rob berries and acts of vandalism, supposed to have been perpetrated by boys a cur few law is being advocated in the city. and 1t is thought that the matter will be brought before the next meeting of the city council. An ordinance may be pre- pared which will require all boys and girls under certain ages to be within doors before or 10 o'clock each night.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08

rsfts. Ian. ss=Tssso. has 6reossr
. v-sissSlv .sss~ IN this sis3. Tsssu
teas. iasxn asanoss sai iAaso sup.
t-ss 81. advertised all over ih- .iiy.
sHi even the as-iess lra sDs@. hats
.p,tua ov.i so the mania bash ua.
aa. Us ssaa asa asa.rsss while sos
. s.ss.si sraxsaa ssa be fousd
. si,hau; = tans. aumtpr in II, ~
gti.s.s pss;i.s -svss o'h-s Jsass ;.
y ,snsas
\ ssos ssa. nj has i's~n bogus. hc--
.s.E. Ax&iass u. ait. .rr,s;inS dans-
Til. nssh"i. Of Ssfsisu has safsidd.a
'ans. In bis ii"csss. His sesis.
Nrshes.lor Of l,e.s, hss i.iio~-.,
sUis wn. . n.,icc III ,.' ,hnrs
'psss~ai sss sL- ssip<~~~ IN shish h.
s-,isss~ This snss-inrs.l- ..ane.
tii;s viS'ue sni sis.~ grin 4" every
asy~'i,- NIi 'ac Iisaess a-- .aia
t. i~ sva,-sspls'Ias 'hC ptph'siiieu
-: tsasn snsnz IL. -survh r-sri-s
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
,mmscss r,mssr s.,,S,ns.

The hisa coat aud the dta Guilty oI
occurring lumber in large sisss Ions
sso ciimiasted wood a. structural
material eseeps In false orb. tempot
AIRY construction and structures ol
smali sire. Machinery hsil. aos b.
ias built for the Paaama Psciac expo
sittoa. 10. therefore. Of noee than
usual ,aiseest. since ita frame 10 cu
iispiy Of ~ood. Il has 4 Door area ol
over eight acres and a. extreme
height Of ,Js feet. ustn9 - Il does
sbou, s:"o.N"1 feet 'bosrd soeasarc
Of lumber. " 10 fairly safe to vestur'
the prediction that IL will b the las'
great a.onumentsl structure to b.
bull, Of native timber. and ~e ma,
even hazard the statement that nsve'
ssain will iss equal b. erected Of such
material in this country Engineer
Ing Record. ..-. 81.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
DEcokATlno TIE CAPITOL

Washington Jan Vakins al
Vaa,aS. ot ;A~ Congressional gtss.s>
,ntsi Jsausrs ts. = ssssr foSrr o'
have SSsa b-auss'yIaE u,V capitol
ard sa~ ssaai- AMI h.'is. "ftir-
'.aiidine.. Wh-n congress rs.ass-sus
h'rs tnr official guartyEs viii be
-usFl. tue -nIsIzcm-e' 1t III, h"'isc
office hsilJiaz n.s in pscgr.ss to
sgsea, ras.Ir,. tn. jastra.-d sS-nlb-g-
shi, ~tlI H. ,uuipiesssi. Ts.s nit-ts
alton. vii, afford al a,e sai.ess -t The
huusc quarters There "r at the .s,I-
,ol without ,hv cnlar-. men, Of shV
huiIitnx hss. hal Z. p+supy uuart-rs
|. in . suildius .r;sid. th. capitol
sr.lnds
Nj st"uud th- atti, ny-r .i the
hyUss buiiiiss uH the inH-r court
ward sides have built ~ tepm. aud
.isht more hss. been added on the
third 'iocr. making in al, ~"
Iocm- available for individual mcfn-
b-r- ani ,vminit'-v RUINS.
Elliot, Wu-si. sup-rinicndcn, Of
the -apit"l. has had new dark
green carpet put On the new -.ns,.
chamber to hsru,catsc with its ma
hosany decorations. ha. pus additi,n-
/ al lights in the eigsA rvoms II both
houses. has cmb.i,ishcd the lcbbic,.
and press galleries. converted the
house Interstate commcrc. connie.
sion offices into = miniature court
room In appearance. and later will
haul down the portraits VI some for-
U,es s,eakcrs In the house lobby aud
smu,lsc their faces with ,arnish
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
SMOKE COSTS MANY MILLIONS
pissssvrph eays Dearly 70 d known
- oms&y City. Says IHvssesoa-
ten Oo1y.

Pistssursh. Smoke costs the rssi
DENTS Of Pitiaburxh $4,000. .ooo Q yeas
according to . bulletin issusd By ihs
.moke Investigation OF the MslIoa In
st,ln,e. University Of Pittsburgh.
THE report estimates that the cssl
In Pittsburgh TO the 'smoks maker,r
due to ''imperfeet combuetioa. =
amounts TO Si.s!o.7&O: the cost Of tha
Individual in laundry biiis ,s $500.
ooo. snd the dry cleaning bills o7se.
nm. The extra cost 10 siores. whole
sale and retail. is estimated a a..
&'S.oo0 per year. the extra ceet 10
the household. including painting. re-
newai Of vail paper. etc. 10 placed ai
Ss.ss2. 600. and the extra cost 10 ths
aussi. public buildings thoteis and
hoepitals) ai $4,000.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
NOTICE

The Vvtm-Jo Ranch. situated t.,
.coIfas County. N-s MsNtev. a. sao~i
In the deeds tot said land whites
were tcverdsd IN tho "ffic. Of the
.C.un'y Clerk Of C.ltax County. from
the Maxwell t.aud Grant Co,ppau.
to Mary VI. lsartlcti. May 9Th. ise!
and srps-mhcr :s'h. 1909. has bCca
created game and ti.h preserve u,.
der the laws Of New Mexico and II.
cca.cs duly issued. Under said u.
.cnse-. all game uusdrupcsis. and
game fish become the Prui~riy Of this
owner aud NO tishinS "r hunting OF
said vcrmcjo Ranch will bc permit.
ted without written permission from
the owner or his authorized a8cat.-.
WILLIAM u. BAETLETT. II
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
osw,s ess~esss Gshssa

Amssa the asoss nos~< eehoss 10 thai
h-ssd fsum the ssspSassoa bfi1&s
scs~.s The Mccall sssuil. Th~ sosad o'
= hlss frpa bsmm-s on oee Of ihs
0ais bsess of th.s siruessse 10 ~
'ssHe1 W svcsesssoa fspM earh oi the
ssuss.beaas that support the roadway
aaa frusa The optosl'e pier at The die
sasee Of s;s feet. ID addisioa 10 wh,rt,
The sound 10 many uass sapealed b.
t~eea the aAieS ssa ihe roadway a'
the rate Of - ti0es 10 ave seeuads.
Outside HAipiey ehasvh. 10 Nussea. is
an echo skieh r~pssss :. syilsbses In
she ssost s-Naskab,e naases.
n- famous echo o., Woodstock
skcn susAeee1. Answers NO fewer
thAn - tiaes.
IL III. whispering alissy Of II.
Fsui's cathedral the iaiRsess SQUAD is
faithfully conveyed fsum zoe ssos o'
the done 10 the other. but cannot b"
heard At sny inissm-dlals bsiat.
In Gloucester cathedral q sai!ery III
sa oe'sscnsi form eon,.ta whisper
IS sees arsusa the Manchester
esesins News.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
"vs Royal ishosss.-

An amusing story Of Kisa Oeores
when he wss 4 young prince 10 related
His majesty s,ways sreatly liked the
oiS.sashioned london oorsebus. and -
youps prince knew and patroniHed
every route. lie himself hes rscoanted
this adventure. Seated Immediately
behind the driver. he heard the latter
say 70 = troublesome horse: Come
up. yer royal 'ishnese: come up"
why DO you give him that name 2
asked the unknown prince.
We'll = see suv.nor." answered
iehu. that 'oss 10 40 'Aughty and laxy
and good for nothing that I--well,
Just calls i'm Is Royal 'ihsnsss-there
Amt nothin' else for t."-Los1on Tsas
sraph.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08

" In need OF printing ot any L.sa
phone The Cnroaieic- News S.nrt>
aad estimates Will h- cheer: :,:y
z:,-u. Phone Trinidad ii". !
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
WOULD TRAIN SlEUTNS
NSgw o. aaANAegR o. sorGo o..
YUc1tvg AoGMcv.
oMy NiShsss TesiRs6 11s~. ~ o.
sssrs& Az cs~estset -. ossi
With tiss eisss q eNmiasis
Yhst 9sise Yhooe osys.

OOo a. tbe 9Yool 0oo0D a. ne ooy.
aAeisSss . mAaaosf q ous of ths
sssai 6sssstivs asesssss. '1s . school
10 which yoaas 0sa eaa ~ tSalssd
for tks esliiaS Of dsasesivss- con
sSder this pFosssslee equally ~ IN
Dossass - thai a . Deysirisa. shs
teacher and tho lawyer. b<esuss The
0as aho hss 10 fssyss os, eTins
shosi6srs many responsibilities IT,
must mol ouly - able to catch .
esuok. ~hieh so0ssioss IL . di0esl'
task. bot ~ sioss ~ hoiAs tho r~pvis
tics Of pro0isSet ~ u tho hollow
81 bis hasd u a. amateur slsSiA.
sos essiiasd for bis vosk ssa placed
10 ehares Of ~ ioDssssht case.
sAosiA faii II BIZ ds,y. ssns sssS
dAaaSiss eosssessaess Nigh, b 81
1ressA
The eossss is the sehooi sAosid
eosss . psssoA os fsoo tso 10 'hsss
Sssss, The issssS Of tine required
soSi1. a eoSrss. - aessrmiss< To
so0s sstsss by The ksoNi~Ass tbs
pspsl ha1 ~ shs uos Of ssssiiassi, A
college sss4sais sAo 6sesAsA 10 sak~
- Wv SYNSSssvS SASSbUy GOOgS sSsUs~so
II soosss ihss oss ~ho hsd very ii'ils
e4sessios 10 ,hs ssblscss vhieh ooO'
prise . eoiIsGiss's eossss.
ia . sehooa fsv asssesisss shSrs
shoslA ~ eosrsss a. sossags language
bseaass iisspsssSes - . valuable sssss
10 . detective. Tbs soes tsasuasss .
sieSsA csa Master Tie bsssss sasippsa
As 10 10 easss,ss Ais vesa. Ts-s lessv
sAosia - eosrsss u 0siss0ailes.
srtsaes asd DsyeAossGy. - cell - ibs
soeeisi sosk vhieA 1sels 9Th esim-
AsA ho~ essaisals an sSps-heoAsA
sejsses ssA psyeAe,eU e,sy ~ sn'
OosssDs pa1 lo6ay 10 she spPvpbes,
sioa os h~.bssekssp ne is~ssiilos
sysss0 u ssshsoDeosssse messus~'
aeass. The sss1y q oaoss ssts's. tbs
aiesoseops Tor e1anisios Mood spo,s.
she hasAssilias sxpsss. the 1sels'
ssaps. The spAy1asSaea snt eshss
ao6ssa savsssaoos-au pisy 'hsis
pssss In ioess,as . ssseses ss4 1esse'
aisias whether ~ = ssiisy Of ros.
rhe esimsasi q io1ay 10 aiResea,
fFun sh~ esfssiaat os yesterday. A0osa
shs peessas sypes ~ ~ ssAssvost1
sss classes Of osa shs o., isssalssess
ssA sAueass1-0ea Utsh eo,Ssee e1s'
essioe sho have Praasissee6 shssS stfss
at sssne1 trua she oashs os elehl.
soosssss ssd heaSsey. 70 essebsssooAs
u ssea esi,bse rsssisse - q sssa'
messsi shi,isy. II = . eCee - bsaisa
sssfsss bssias. as1 ~ seeso1ass vili
stA oss. shesAee Il - ~ eSs0tasi
sssp~es Of the sfaa vhe = 10 eases
hia. Yos ca ve4 80 vty sa1ss sseh
aseu0saasees q 6s,srsise nssi ~
veil lossise1 vish . k,ovleAas 'hsa
has . essstAe On The ess0,ssi ed
ais epssstie6s-
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
HARMONY nr1uo

Cssu uab,.. OHIO. Ian. x--Ii-pub-
'iran leaders Of Ohio ~iii hold . hat.
a"ny mcu'ias In Colimbi. en- tvt.
rus'y "a. with raii,d state. senator
" d tioraa. of idaho. as the prin.
.iI'si speaker. Thi. aa. J-ivrn,inesl
on s.>,cr'is, at a m.c;ias o. the u.
lubiican state central ,umH.:.t-.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08

Lads .psrn.fs ihinks the tsGEp
sis"sid sos Sr dah.-7 ~ social sune'
,isns. ash lad, t-syiand itssrs,, sua.
.i'i-ss IL in,nnu-s-ss. suggestive and
siso s~sh-F tnssssssiii. tar sss sisi uf
s-fis-m-st vs r..-i-.iss Lady H.
Hsn,s-, sssSssi, dissppf.s th- iss.
Ss ana ~.ssl.i net i-s u L. lsas~si in
hes ho,s.~ i.sis it~sirtss Wtikinssss
sA,. "N.s-r hssiee s--. the ssnsp
'jaa.sIs . an, NOT h. . E-sstai"a iu Eis-
sn oYiss~ns ". L.~-s-f. u Is sey.
,hins iisr ss- hssrisi- a,a~-s of ssa
sruid -sisin e.ieh Ass- toF ,s- rs.
sn-ns r.sn-a ssaeii.h tssiisvcnss. !
s.fs s'F.ss,S .hi.ss 10 i,
tsvscs.s '.s,l, i.ssvS says u ~es,ll
u. g.;y N"rr il ." b~sspa.. .spis''sE
in Easiish bathrooms ..sdy T-as.i--
,s1 sage y am t.sr5 ,- say ! never
ssv 'h- ssps~ 'i=usvd sui aoi- !
a-N-g msy sec I;s
TN ,hr .sh-g hand ,h- 'sss" alss'
has s'Seas nrhpId-ss Il" scsi"'-s
rhis IL shown hi the fast shs; n sell.
tnaw. ssss" ~Nrspt = ten hiHa 'h"
Jan,v ,u the .rsHd Blt- Nishs.i -
EIss,s .sd his family The Essi ami
ys".'.ss -s prs4h-s.s I.sas Dr
Trsigvsd. l.sty .h"i.Hsj"i.5. i.ait
,ts'U. SIS ssi!vsIss.. MIS- G~,Ts-
k-.,Irstap ssi Lady rruun,as" sr'
.is. defenders "f th- ,srz".
in ur,icr 4. dissa..r Tia. ,-,.alaF
Spiuius on tango the rssaa zruivn'
.' ono ,hra,,v is shout 'a sit- a -
.i.I .-ri-rtusHc- ~ tue danr" u,
lradiuz rSrou-nis. and cs-ry rp-s.bcf
"' tn, au iirn,- vii h- hsn''.'i a ='ip
.f paprf and ask-,. tn -Nst-ss - or
her si"Ws. T- thss performance So.
,'cN leaders vhu have d-npurrCJ
tire dance. and i,sJ;s- in the Church.
Including UisI.yss uI London a,i
E"nsiuz,on. will b- invited.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
TANGO floulISNeS
, DESPITE myAl BAN

i.nsjos. jsa. A.-Tssss. which
DnnQsvssi, shssvss % sss.s. 1. iik..
: e~russs s.es ssnsv s,opviss as =
y al - sts~apsea i-o, sou ss .
0sa6sr .f prDssis~ss 4ssiisas .s> lots
tosisssrs. oh. kAs~ b--s. ..n,s,s,sl-
article eatiisssJ is Tho G-su.ss,
aAs. Tssxu. IN The ."sf.- .f Ms
Easugs-sa ssf.wy he. ~oa ID. iissra
rsussi al she l'spe. the kaIs~s. tl-
kssr st tssiy. tho ksss ee tsssssis
sss ~. Slst-s Of .ssisns s.i still
sstsiv-~
U~nsI-~smau. whose srtiri- Ia sns
u's-a '~Tk. Dsa.- at N"sai p-Tssh.
saSs ,ssss 10 ''sdas,,irsii, The -s-..
ene ssd msnif-~,ssi"s cf h.r'sT-
.sm." aud tho article r..,i.s->
'iias ssseasiy her Majesty f<'i.
In regard 4. the matter may b-'
asax~d ~ the tact that the bssh-..
u nesoashir.. Ntssr-.< Of tto''-~s ~s-
J-.irra - askS .,estvy'ly siVar thSs
nothtos IN the pa,us- at 'ans. vuuIi
bs ,uas,rasac-d at the rTis ss'c 1,ec.
- vsei- tho kins aaj Queen ~.r-
.ssysNe ss chs',.~-sth. Moreover. II
has Seea si.sri, irtims,cd tc th''s"
Who N,r likely Z" liz tn. Qp-vn's hve'-
,sssse ia. ,kket near future that .hc
,oailspot p-os &" visit am h"''s.'
~heSr Mc. Scrssvm'nses ~c'" al
,c~s 10 siks place.
IA my opinion such dance. arr nc'
Desirable .ais shc pu.h-ss "f Nor.
fe,h. "Tsps. in Itself aud In 'h-
.c,susa,s TO which II ai,.s rise ,=
sussiS foreign To our English nature.
of Witch I hope ~c s,iiI ate proud
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
IlsTEx YoR the WHISTLE

JIstCn Tor the WhJAtICs! Thr V.N
carrier boys now rosscss new ~h,..
ties. The boys Will blow the ~h,stles
when they deliver papers. When
you hear the whistIs tonight and
nights hereafter get Jour On jus,
after Il has been thrown.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
p,s,nsoe.s Gown R...er.s "s,,n,. y

Lima. O.-With q please help the
blind" sisn pinned upon his coat aad
darfened siasses over his eyss,
Thomas Kern. a blind" besssr. eat ct
the depot here. IN object Of pity. until
. woman wearing . dtaphanous gown
passed. Kern snatched away his
s,asses. took q long peep" and then
stsrtcd to resume Ma pose. when . p.
l,reman arrested him. kefnS ROs
will be tested.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
ROY CAN euee THAT DAcxAcle

fss sh tks tsr Z. sisasess, h,sAas - ssi gv~sesl
,ssfEs. VI 9 p.eAsee u NslAss 0sayS AM.
NA1eC.1&Ae. tke b>Basoat ~ ~ keSS susp
e~ e kheasJ. Hasssv s~a Crsssy u1sS..A NNIs
~ ~ ~ sua swsW, tsst, WseA ~ Otsa.,e
tessU 49, lkis tsDaftahle es0bsaastoo sennasss .
sssNs 81 sussA A. ts~bc laas,ivs u - ~ e<ua
asssss 0eay,s Assassse.1Is.r y ~ - ts1e.
ISIS ~ 80 II 0Al ics ssstA As.rss ~ YNk&
AS1ssa. Tbs SSsAss 0say ~, IL No.. y. z
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1914-01-14

NJ. section II. township 2s. .
7.ss r,rne ranFe ! ,::....;:....;:::
'''"S}Ssi saS 5s; e. ef Siock f 81. M lots +.
Twedt, Ole A, Dutton, personal in
- section 10. township "a, range
T~ytlandsyik. Ollie, I Iona. sen.
-, section q. township Is. range
Union NATIONAL Bank, care Union
49, 49, II 4 - H. anS g, block
- en- tWentieths interest in the
s sSs township wsh3 rs, range. 5;
WV. Section p, township
-, rs. range 5; eleven twentieths
SAL interest in Eh NEA, section
FIVE feet lot 4, block is, o T
Fort Benton: lots s, 6 and Z,
~ ver1o. 0i David i. "A, Big Bi F SANDS Een sWA i.
section 2, township %. range
"a Wells, Verne; Hiiin;sham;. swA::
section 2, township "a, range
wheel%sg; e. 5qhn; unknexn. 81 NEA,
Il, block lie. NJ r. Fort Ben
Wilson. sibei +, Great Fails, north
Fart 'o y NH2 8 szIwAs n Section >;
us s g; tGwni SRR2 e. ra sestio 8; e. y.
windelmann. Rude!Ph, Carter. sX
7.1s 2, section! l." township "a.
g. san ssewS S; 1Gt" q. a r%ne 4; section section
sEfK. .sEH' NEA. section q,
tM2WWnMship r e. r sWgH 8 ;ect FIX
Is. township IS, range I: lots
!, o 9 and 4. section 10. township
wood;;sr sso$Ss 4; NM qoa assaio. WI
wv. section 50, township
%, n /
100 Woods Nellie en p Great Falls. lot
Wright, H w, Fort Benton, NEA
section II. township %, range
6; wv, section u, township
|, .ss zahn, Il Br range Garter : swX sen.
$3.50. 6 sec! VIZ 4 NE ESMnsG r. o. N sv3ke
80 NWA SEA: NEA. sWA, lot
3. section 80, township rs.
/ 80 Roose ysnee F ? G, Great Fails. lots
.2s addition. 1st, Fort Benton;
| 80 5: lots II and -, block s:
lots I to TO-, block g.. lots /.
n 6 to Z. block 10; lots
~. to s.. block IA; lots 1 to I,
i Hsoc all IN IN R Roo \ list P' ade
dition to Fort Benton ......
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1914-01-14

Office Of the Treasurer of Chouteau
county, Fort Benton, Mont, Dec. ~,
Notice is hereby given thai the FORE
going list contains the names of persons
and a description of the real property
county of Chouteau for the year 1918,
with the amount of taxes and costs due
opposite each name. Unless the taxes.
the. costs and percentage, are paid, the
real property upon which such taxes are
the 22d day Of January, 1914. in front
of the county court house of said coun-
ty.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF
December, 1918.
w. r. LEFT,
County Treasurer.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-11-11

sured that the mary millions Re
has poured into the endowment
FUNDS OF institutions of learning,
with a view OF placing either a
classical or technical education
IN reach % all youths anxious to
secure 1T, have been doing a great
silent work OF good. He eau not
doubt the. But his faith i'm that
case is an evidence Of things felt
but not seen. Tn the relief expe.
ditions cent 70 Europe he will! see
faith justify ing itself in such works
as the one who looks for both faith
and works is cure to approve aud
bless.-St. Louis Globe. Dsmocr
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-11-11
CenterVilIo,

Tide election being over and the
excitement being abated to some
extent we will again try to write
the news.
Mrs. Bernard Smith and children
of North Dakota are visiting Mrs.
SIS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J
Smith, at this place.
Make Booth and his friend, a
MIR. Fullerton, of Dayton, Ohio,
are visiting Mr.. Booths parent,
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Booth.
Grant Perry and sitter, Nellie,
of Greenup Co., KY, visited their
sister, Mre. Joe Sparks, recently.
Mrs. w. j. Smith is visiting rel
atives and friends at Huntington.
Aunt Kate Weih has returned
from an extended visit with rela-
tives and friends III Pike Co., Ky.
Elmer Stump visited Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Perdue of Herbert SUI.
day.i
Hencely Sparks and family we're
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. R. Nj. Kidd
of Whites creek Sunday.
Miss Ethel Smith and Mrs. Ber-
nard Smith visited friends at
Way ne Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Smith of
Gragston visited Mr.. and Mrs. w.
j. Smith of this place Sunday.
Joe Sparks of this place while
visiting relatives in Greenup Co.,
KY, last week suffered severe at.
tack of acute indigestion and was
under the care of two physicians,
but recovered and has returned
home
Mrs. John Blake of Gragston is
suffering a severe attack of ty.
phoid fever.
Millard Clark of this place was
taken today by DR.. McClellard of
Wayne to the Kesler hospital al
Huntington where he will probably
be operated on for append ,citls.
Nov. 6. GENERAL.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-11-11
The Fool Hunters Pray err.

These are. The golden autumn
days; the rich, full, sIx-cylinder,
4O-horse power October dave.
These are the days when every
man with reI blood In his veine
Jearus to get out into the glorious
woods and shoot a hunter or
guide. Let the indolen', sedeuttry
Toll in HE office chair. Let the
devotee of indoor spNrts' push the
balls around the pool table, but
as for us,sglve US gun and belt
full OF buckshot shells and turn Us
loose. Turn us loose where the
unde brush ls good and thick and
let us pc PIPER the festive hunter IN
his hunting pants. Or. if the fates
be go kind, let us shoot guide Oh
the wing, or on the left clavice, or
even on the run. What cares a
good sportsman where be shoots
a guide he long as he shoots him +?
He cares naught. He little recke.
so hail, mighty Nimrod Hail
Dina, hall Also snow. And if
the fates and gods and goddeeses
OF thu hunt, prove unkind, then
lead us to the cheerful aud roman.
tic rail fence and inspire US 10
climb over and drag our gur
after US. And'then, Oh spirits of
chase sic the coroner on us quick
ly, that we may not remain too
long and thus muss up the thrice
glorious golden October andscape.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-11-11
Not So Dead,

The Republican party is not 90
dead as the foolish Democratic pa
pers and politicians claimed 10 be-
lieve it was. 1t is az big and glori-
Gus as it ever was. A hundred
years hence it will still be running
the country. Between this and that
time the Democrats will have two
more national Observation-Disclosures
In 1876 and the other IN 2Oo4.
In 1912, the Democratic party
polled six million votes out Of ff.
teen million, and yet many Of is
newspapers and fool politicians,
seemed to believe that il had taken
on new life, whereas it was simply
galvanized into seeming vitality by
the dissensions Of Republicans, this
last being only an illustration of
the fact that the best Of regulated
families will have their troubles.
In 1915, the d smocratic party
will have a million fewer votes than
il had 10 1902, az it had million
fewer in this last named year than
il had in the election four years he
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-11-11
FOR SALE
Ihirty-twO and One-quar-
ter Acres of Land Near
CeredO and KenoVa.

Thirty = two and one
quarter acres of land about
one mile from Ceredo and
kenOya is for sale at a
bargain. About 10 acres
of this land is cleared /;
balance contains some
good timber. Soil fertile.
This is suitable for an or
chard or truck farm and
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-11-11
John Dead.

The Ceredo Advance will please
take notice, that according to the
Weston Independent, a reliable and
responsible newspaper, JohnSmIth
10 dead.-Parkersburg State Journ-
al.
The Weston Independent may
be responsible newspaper and if
it is John Smith may bring a suit
againstit forslander, for hecertain-
~ is not dead. We saw him drive
through town only a day or 90
ago.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-11-11
Baptist.
REV. b. s. AKERs, PASTOR.

Regular meetings, first and third
Sunday of each month at IL a. m.
and p. M; Sunday School 9:45 a,
M, every Sunday, w. l.. Clardy
superintendent; prayer meeting ey.
cry Wednesday evening at I O'Clock;
Baptist Young Peoples union meet.
ing Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-11-11
AdVartts0m0nG)

WE are sorry that l.. M. Davis,
of the Fairmont West Virginian
was defeated in his race for the
state senate. 1t was thought when
we went TO press last week that he
was elected (and we so published
it), but later returns proved other
wise. Lonnie attributed his defeat
to large Democratic slush fund
used in Marion and Monongalia
counties. We would like to see
the time come when all men who
use money and whisky in elections
will be compelled to serve long
terms in the penitentiary and be dis.
franchised for life.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-11-11
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1885. "a ~
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r,,, Notary Public
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ano acts directly on the blood and mucuous
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Sold hy all Druggists 75c.
rake Halls Family Pills for Constipation
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