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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-26

All parties holding any bills or claims
against e. ID. LeClare or LeClare
Transfer, are requested to file same at
his office at e. l.. Mayo's, Front street.
South Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-26

The ties that bind us to our trade
are the ties we sell for Csc. and Soc.
while other dealers sell double our
price. Cash Clothing company.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-26

Pastime Athletic club entertainment
and ball tonight at Auditorium. Ad.
mission, so cents
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-26

p, Order Chosen Friends, Bertha coun-
Cyl No Sail members are requested
70 attend the regular meeting on Dec.
z. as 1t viii be the election OF officers.
BY order of the committee,
.~ Mrs. Z. A Mantle,
) Joseph Mantle,
Mrs. Engerson.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-26
1T is SAFE
To go with the crowd when yos
are saving money.

The crowd Is moving this way and con.
tinually increasing their bank account By
taking advantage Of the indisputabl.
bargains we are giving them every day
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-26

Special discount on North Star. Buell.
and California blankets. pillows and
mattresses
DI0NNIie|d- Comfy C0IDeI Co,
No. "a West PARK Street.,
TeIephons 3os Butte. Mont.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-12-18

= Cine bunbertiGbrige
@el6dftsberbinbuns lit inn 9unbels=
itarbe geptb eine 'Seltenbeit. sSbrer
tann it9 bic felt benz Sabre 1888 be-
ftebenbe Sabatfabrif @ebriiber 8ers
narb in Offenbo9 riibmen, Die fiir3z
lih bon ei1en Muinaer 9auie folgens
bes Sdretben empfing: SD mD1te
ben 9. Nobenrber 1895 niht poriiberz
geben laifsn, obne Der erfen @enbuns
su ertpGbnen, tpelde beute Dor 100
Sabren Sbre tpertbe Strma nit Der
Don Grnit 8onbppa in ununterbroz
dene 0erbinbuns gefeBt bat. Sd
tpiinide iiber beute binaus, baB eine
folhe nod redt lanse in belten, unb
frennbidaftliAitem 8ertebre fortbeitez
fen mDge. S9 besinne nun bos 5fpsite
sabrbunoert init foleenben Nuftrdgen
u. +. tp." Dieles 8orfommnib bat
audi iniofern noh eine allseuteinere 8es
beutung, als es ein 6aus betrifft, in
tpelbem @oetbe in feiner ssugsnbaeit
piel pertebrt bat. Die sSnbaber Des
@eIhdfts ipuren bamals bie SOrz
binss, bic Neffen Der 8esriinber bes
@e1dGfts. 6ier ipielte gum She'll Der
Homan bes Oi6ters nit Der burh i'm
uniterbliA getporbenen 2ili, na9 Der
iebt nod bic Sffenbaher SDhter NIT
8orliebe genannt tperben. Bon ben
b'OrpilIes 5elb5t, heren es bpr etipd
einem Sabrsehnt nod brei Mitglieber
ber Girma aab, lit felt etnisen Sabret
alIerbinas feiner dnebr irl GeI9dft,
tpobl aber Der Sobn elmer eeborenen
b'Srbille, Der Srau Wittpe 8iiftng.
SIM Nprb tpeften Der e oz
Ionic Weftauitralien iinb Diamdnten
gefunben iporben. Die Sunbftelle piro
3ur 3eit anar mod sebeim sebaIten,
man bernriltbet aber, buB biefelbe i'm
8erei1e Der pilberraa@plbfelber ooer
beiIen llrntittelbdrer Na1barf9dft ge=
legen iii. Mus Der Nashri4t eine gez
tpife 8ebelitung oerleibt, tit Der llnl=
itarb, bdb Der Curator bes Weu1euns
In pertb, 6err Moobtpdrb. bic ibm
porgelegten @tetne gepriift llrrb diff
@runb bieIer llntsriuhung arti4eis
nenb git benz @utahten gelungt 1T, Dob
biefelben ibrem Mertbe ndd ben Cap
biamanten eleidsuiteIlen ieien,
DerGentrulbereinbe beuts
fe1er Raninhen3iihter bat uuf grfus
den bes toiferli1en ResierungsarateS
in Sogo einsn gr0beren PoIfen 3ldtss
tdrtinhen iibep 9nmburg nah Weifs
dfritd abgefdnot. Die Ebisre fOlef
bort aur Gr5ielung elmer gr0beren Abs
ipedfelung III Der GleiIAndbrltng gss
3iihtet ptrbsn. sSnt SnfsrefIe bet
'G5dne bat ber Dsrein nidH ailr idrnn1fz
IiGe 3u@tibisre, jonbsrn dlith BITE
3rauspprttdFigs gratis 1sratgsbsas
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-12-18

@emf. sSn @enf bat fdon tpieber
, ein blutiges Drama iid abgsipielt; Elm
betrilntener Mann eridob fih, nahs
bem Ct auf feline Jrul mebrere Shufe
dbgegeben; lebtere tonllnt NIT benz Ges
ben bdDDn.
3uaern. Die @tabt lGbt Worar~
beiten MAIDEN fir eine elettrif1e Straz
Benbabn. - Cine neue Nigibabn (Do1r
WGgais aus) tpirb geplant.
ct. @aIlen. Die fantonale @ez
meinniibige @eieGi9aft befhloB bic
8riinbung etnes Ganabdriums fiir
2ungentranfe, tponDglih I'm St.@aller
9ofyebirge; Der Roiiennoranlhlag be-
tragt 10000 Grancs.
g Haffbaufem Megen elmer
5obesanseiae min Der Werb0rrihter
8oui gegen eine Wittpe Walbpogel
pro3efiiren, ba biefe in Der Sraueran=
| 5eise sefdrieben, ibrern peritorbenen
8ruber babe bic bon 8pllt apiberfab@
rene ltnsere4te 8ebanblune ben Sob
gebra9t.
3Irid. Die 5tpsitdltefte 8iirserin
Der Mtfaot .3iiri9, yrau Dorotbea
Drummer, geb. Roller, lit INT Nlter BON
96 Sabren geitorben; fie ipar nod eine
@4iilerin BON Sob. 9einr. peHaloa5i
unb Don .6ans, @eorg Ndgeli. - Ser
friibere Wirtb i'm 3unftbans aur
rMetie", 9err Seam 8iibler, 1T seitor@
beu.
acknowledgements.
@ubapef. Wegem 1rtunbenfdl=
f9ung berfolet tpirb DON Der 8uba'
peiter Criminal gbtbeilung ber 8antz
beanrte, friibere 6Drer Der Mebiatn
Nuguit Seller, Der gum Shaben bes
8obencreoit7ssStritituts fir &leinsrunbs
beiiser au 8ubapeft pfanbleibbrtef=
| Saliifitate tn 90be BON mebr als 110,z
600 9ulben in umlauf eeIest bat unb
na9 benz 4uslanb geflidtet lit.
9raa. 9ier iinb Der gonfscttondr
&melinger unb auber ibm nod ca. 40
Perlonen berbaftet tpprben, barunter
Elm befannter Profefor unb Elm Ner=
penarat. gs banbelt fi9 I'm grobe
| itttlide 8erge6en. Wlebrere Oamen
iinb sleiAfaus bloBseiellt.
Wten. Gin 30sling Der Srtentas
liiden Ntobentie bat ii9 bor etnigen
Sugen auf feltIame WeiIe bas 2sben
genpmrnen. @r flthr in Bealeitund eli
nes WeGb9ens in einem Slater Dor Elm
6aus in Der Saborfrabe, lieB bas
MGo9en bort ausfteigen unb perab>
| fdiebete fiA nit ben Worten: rMid
fie6it Ou nt9t me6r." Gum &utI9er
rief er bdnn: sd tperbe midi jeBt in
Sbrem Wagen er1dieBen, erI9reden
Sic ntAt!" unb ebe Der &ut1her iif
BON ietnem Staunen iiber bas @ebDrtt
faifen tonnte, fra9te Elm S4ub uni
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oolber cine 4ugel in ben &opf gs1ho1=
| len uno lebenseefdbrlidb perlebt, e,
| itarb no6 einteen Stunben. Qlus pas
pieren, bic man BEL ibm fanb, purbt
erboben, baB er gbarles H. Sornt
| hetbt. syerner tpurbe foleertbes S9rei.
ben an ben ppliaei=Prdiibenten gerih.
tet, borgefunben: n20bfi9es poliasi=
prdiioirlm! Sd tObte mid, neil id
MIDI grdBlia langtpeile. Sd bite
meinen Selbitmpro au pertufhen uni
betliesenbe 8riefe an ibre Mbrefen 3u
befDrbern." : Ser 8eiiber elmer file,
| fisen WeGielitube, Wbolf Sreunb, bat
fi9 pegen GROCER 8erluf fte an Der 8DrIt
eri9oielr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-12-18

4
MItnnrp. Gin gefegnetss Otter
bat bic }ruu syobdn1lG D0lpig geb.
Mapnldnil srreiht. Sic DDllenbete
fiirsIin ibr 104. 2ebsnsiubr. Nis
@e5hent bonn Rnifcrbans trafen bic
BilbnijIe bes Ruiferpadres III Nidtls
robrnsn NIT eigenbdnbigen llnterlo1rifz
ten efn.
@ttttin. @1uBmdnft 8aube
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lehung, begangen TIM Mmte, at 1 Sdbr
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@ninemiinte. Uie gearubu<
fHe DiIu, @artenIiraBe 25, bat bis
dseiMa1rsr Qpgs SUN fidbsrsu 46s
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-02-07
AN HONEST CONFESSION.


The Democratic party continues
10 make converts to IT'S faith, and
among the latest is @r. Charles s.
BIigg for many yoar8 a Repub-
lican leader in Illinois. His rea.
sons arc good, and plHnly state d,
as follows:
II may appear little strange
that u life long Rcpub,icnn should
become Democrat 90 this partic--
ular time; md yet slch is the case
with me. ] stood in with and by
the old party through thick and
thin. ! c,rpei blggcd and scala
Tagged with 10 during the time it
looted the defeated and broken
south ! accepfed the "nigger"
as my roiilicl brother aud equal
wi hout n bought ~ his oior ahd
complexion; / cnppei 4nd hurrahed
when d. = ole the Presidency from
Iiidru w4s for protection and
high t.tf. aHi ud "Ih people be
dam cd - aheucger word was
I'D in ihrir behJf Yts, ! stood
o. 900. 30 matter h5w bitter tho
pin. ] shut ny eyes aui swallowed
90 down. But at De. th1 dose was
roo iDusaOas, l,r even my strong
Republican staWarh, wuoa tho par
~ took n the toun'y Grabbing
Southern pl niers ard ;ao rTriff
unI bYhIII Df the BrmucIatic party
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-02-07
KINGwooD, W. VA, THURSDAY FEBRUARY :. 1895.
Special Correspondence Of The Argus.
Moonlight Skating 1T Rowleshurg.
bounded on Faet)

FOUNDED on Fact)
On the river at half.paSt eight.
Not too dark, just right to skate,
Lonely masher sees a Lively girl,
Ste ps up ana asks her To take a whirl
Tney put on airs AM begin to skate
Pigeon wing aud figure eight
The maid looks mp q eyes of blue.
o she said, he's too too -
Ny said he. am not slick
(de did not see a little stick1
He turns TO bow TO the girl so nice.
But, alas down he goes and breaks the
ice.
The masher gets up and looks around,
The maid is nowhere 10 be found
The young man plunges under the ice
To the rescue of the girl so nice
He drags her ont and turns her Ger
lie THINKS the lovely girl no more.
But, 10! those eyes OF sepest hus
Look up 10 the mashers eyes of blue.
The masher take, her in his arms
And carries her safely out of harm.
He landed her safely on the shore,
And says, ave will live together for
evermore.
Never again apart shall we roam"
Then he took her on his arm and start
cd for home.
-P, UzzLER
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-02-07
FROM AFORMER PRESTONIAN.

SIMPSON, Mo-, Jan. 20, 1898.
EpIroR ARGOS Not many years
ago i WAS proud 30 count myself
among the number who were fa
vored TO live in the Paradise of the
world-The West Virginia Hills,
and especially Preston county. But
now | am many hundred miles
away from that portion Of the globe
whose surroundings we so much
admired. whose people we had
learned to love. and whose bu,my
summer brcezes, as well as the cold
blasts Of winter, spoke welcome
TO my listening ear. It is with
much pleasure that look back
over the years Of my childhood.
which were spent in such ~ bcauti.
ful place.
1t is possible that some Of your
readers will be interested TO learn
how we are getting along Ia our
new home, and our new surround
lngs.
After we left Terra Alta and al
rived at Warrcusburg. we had u
very pleasant lime and reception.
The people seemed to do ali they
could to en- ertain rs in our new
home. Everyone tried TO give us II
most cordI Il welcome. We found
our residence very pleasant and
convenient place to live.
My school began the first Monday
in September. and will last six
months at $40 per mouth. Many
Of the schools are now ont for the
winter term. The usual Spring
terms begin about he frat Of April
aud continue for three months
The wages for the winter terms Nv.
ernge about S373 per mouth. while
The spring terms average about S25.
which arc mostly taught by ladies.
Missouri has one IF the finest aud
best organized school systems in
the United States. She gives one
third Of her revenue to the support
Of the free schools. The law re-
quires II SIX months school, pro-
yidcd levy Of sixty five cents on
The one hundred assessed valuation
viii carry il that long.
We seem to be blessed with fine
weather. Up to this date we have
not had over one hIf nn inch Of
snow, aud but little cold weather.
The ARGUS is welcome visitor
t9 my Gomicile, and / rcad the
/ Pisgah, Hudson. Rockville. Laurel
Ran, Rohr, Masontown and al.
Jrighuyille letters with the rave
nous appetite Of hungry bear.
Yours respectfully.
}. NJ GIBSON
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-02-07
NUMBER Is.

Twenty fourih--juan tEnglsh.
John) Toras, 1G years.
These are my boys. and q good
lot of boys they are For Indiana.
have to bc firm with them, bot havo
not punished one yet.
GIRLS.
1. Ascension Topaz, 0 yeers old.
>. Merca Quintaun, s years.
3. Soledad Lomas, IL years.
4. Domingo chihuahua. IL years.
3. Fclomoua chihuahua. 5 ycara.
This is my baby on the girls side.
o. Fonasa felip. 10 years.
Z, Domingo chihuahua, 13 years.
She was married not long since.
s. Francisco samuel, years.
.. Carmen Topaz. 10 ycars.
10. Ostina Little, z years.
IL. Ordeleuo Juan, years.
II. Calharinc Little, S years.
These are the girls. AS rule.
they are not so bright as the boys,
principally from the home training.
which regards girls us inferior TO
boys, and they aro made to think
so. Eight OF my pupils have been
taken TO pcrris school, which still
leaves me enough.
am really beginning to like my
work, md the soh ude out os school
is beginning TO be cowpany for me.
The children 3,ilI come bare foot
tc school, os they viii al winter.
/ nm getting "A small vocabulary
of Indian words. so that can
make mveclt understood by the old
ladiuns.
If you cannot pronouuco some Of
the names. iu2t call IL Jerusalcm.
The Hermit,
u. L. THoMAs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-02-07
Written for Tus ARovs.
A HALF TRUTH Is A WhOLE LIE.

The door bell rang and maiden came.
mot IN" from her lips was the ready
reply;
"Notin bed" thought She, "is the lying
dame
obey, but misHt truth Is lie"
a gold pen was tracing some lines OF
regret,
ave are sorry we cannot attend,
wife and l."
And he laughed as hc added. "but sor.
rler vet
II we oould-ha the truth half told
Is n lie"
Come in and have supper r. called
farmer Joe
Toa neighbor boy who was passing by;
mo. thanks, had supper" said he,
Twas So
Twas yesterday he passed the
lie. A. VIZ
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-02-07
WHAT CONGRESS is DOING.
THE FINANCIAL QUESTION STILL
UNSETTLED.
A Bill TO Repeal the Difrorential Duty
On Sngar PASSES the Lower House
by Vote OF 239 TO 81.
Speaker Crisp Again Able For Duty.
WASHINGTON. y. c..
L. -.

WASHINGTON, ID. c..
Feb. 2. 1895.
President Cleveland would much
prefer that Congress would pass a
bill, eithrr IN accordance with the
recommendations contained in his
special message, or with its ow
ideas Of what ought to be done to
enable the Government to redeem
its promises TO piy when preserted: !:
but II Congress does nothing. he
does not propose to SIT idle aud see
the credit Of the Government in
jured by the lack Of gold 10 redeem
it's notes. lie has given Congress "a
last chlnce TO act, bul if such lead
ing members Of the Senate as Vest
and sherman do not misjuIge the
situation, the Senate is led hand
and foot aud cannot act. even II the
House prsses the bill now before
the Committee on Blnking and
Currency, which proposes to carry
the recommendations OF the Prcsi-
dent into effect. That being the
ease. 1t may be set down as certain
that President Cleveland and Sec
rotary Carlisle will act. They wIll
issue more bonds to get the gold to
redeem the greenbacks aud Trens-
ury notes. under the specie resump
ton act of 1875, and The President
has said that he would continue to
issue bonds ~ often as gold is re-
quirod until Congress relieves the
situation By legislation.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-02-07

As President Cleveland and every
member Of the Cabinet understands
and CONSTITUTES i5e present laws, il Is
no longer question Of whether one
favors the issue Of bon IS, but Of
getting gold, which c,n only b.
gJtten by bonds Whether Con-
gress authorizes an issue OF bonds
or not. bonds viii be issued. When
Congress declines TO sluc,ion the
is.ue Of bonds, it is. under the
circumstances. tho act OF coward
ina much as it is shirkipg respon
siOiiuy that property belongs to
Congress. Besides. Congress in
providing for bonds could accom-
pnry 10 wuf remedial lrgislltion.
which would putan end to the gold
raid upon the Treasury.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-02-07
INDIAN SCnUOL REPORT.
An Interesting Article From Our
California Correspondent.

An Interesting Article From Our
California Correspondent.
Correspondence OF the Argus.
MAKTlNEZ INDIAN SCuooL.
lNDIo, CALIFoRNIA.
Ny Dear FrieadS ~ Preston:
will to day trv and give YOU the
names of my pupils, if my pen viii
stand the pressure of the orthogn-
ply. There are great many
Spanish names among the Indians
and bat few English ones. Ills is
virtually u SpInish country; Eng
lish being used to about the same
degree a. Dutch is in Preston.
Tie Indian language proper has
very limited vocaoulory, but the
words are nearly all polysylInbicol
For an example, | will give you II
short sentence, and then translate
it into Indian: "Joseph Mares Por
to. thirty seven years old. bad his
foot cut Oft 10y the cars. lie is now
IN school" Indan-"Jose Mares
Porto bns uti.me chu mn.mlt Il qua
we var vc.vish on et.nuka so plish
We he.a hem-o on wish kivo Wish SOP
-,iSh ke.sles.nick.ish Mock 0 nish
iv-I-tom- iv.6h brd-dodth ba.i,
never ol. - | will now procccd TO
give You "a list of my pupils names:
First on the list Is Ycrma vii
li"ms, six yrnrs oId--a delicate
bright eyed boy and quick "a, a
whip. alw ys associnre him wrh
LowrIIs "Indln Legcnd" Of littlc
Shcmn, when forsaken by his broth
cr turned INTO wolf.
Sccond--JoaquIn Williams, seven
years oid.
Thrd-Wili,m George, 0 years
old.
Fourlh-IIillario Williams. q
years old. lie is is now at Perris
school, but visited me the other day
and stayed all night. lie said he
came to have me- help him sing. He
spe Ks some English.
FIfth--Iloncstn Nombrie, 10
years. Ny brightest boy. lie learn.
as by intuition.
Sevenlh-Juan Blutistoo Fcllp-
English: John Baptist Filip-ll
years. Brishtand q good boy.
Eighth-Augusline Lomas, 10
years.
NInth--Jose La Luce Lomas. II
years. This is my block bead. 81,
will never do anything nor answer
unless hc knows he is compelled to.
lie his six tocs on one foot. which
in English for his name is Joseph
the Light Lomns.
Basket Chihu ibua, nine
years
Eleventh -Lapukia Francisco. ] q
ycars--is my clown aud has much
badness in him.
Twclrrh-Pc'c Brown. % years
half breed talks modcrntc Eug'isL.
Was away. but when be camc hom,
three week, ngo started TO school.
is making rapid progress.
TbirtcruIh-Jor " REQ Porto. 81
ycars old I'D lis foot cut oT b.,
The clrs us hc lay drunk ON ihp
track; is now iu school and doing
we'll.
observation-disclosures Nombric. .
years-mv baby Of the boys. no i.
/ iust as nice as Indian cts be.
Fif'eenlb-Chrisplain Pablo, %
years.
Sivieenth-Johuic MICK g years.
gbtccnth-Gmllcrno Gslltrd5.
/ ~ wears.
Ninctcenth-lgnac.o Augustine.
7 10 yelrs.
Observation-Disclosures eng Li,tlc
John) Charles. n ycars
Twenty G.st--Aiouzo JoaQuin, l3
\ ycfrs.
Twenty sccond-Frtuk Lair5, 10
I yeats.
TwentYthird -Basqlcra L3paz,
2 years.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-02-07

Chairman Wilson is confident
ihtt the bill for the repeal Of che
dIlloren'ial duty COS sugr from
countries which pigon export boun.
~. which p,sscl the House by ihe
very d cisivc vote Of 23g To- 81. viii
pass The senate aud become Law.
Ills confidence Is based upon as
suraucrs given him by Senators of
al parties that they would uppor.
the tiIl and help 20 push 10 through
the Senate.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-02-07

Heaters DON'T Juga furuacc
or put Doe - lot 81 expensive grttcs
and huos until YOU b ,ye examined
The Kelsey Warm Air Furnace f"
No dust ! No smoke, Alwigs
comfprtablc-S or 10 Rooms evenly
hcrted with DUrc. wlrm air. with
but little moro fuel and no more
trouble than one largo stove.
MONROE'R HARDWARE.
kingwOod. w. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-02-07
DIRECTORY.


soulty.
- 80 .,-y of state-willlarn L. Chiffon. Ka
nAShA couutv.
Aititor-isaac =. Johnson, Barbour county.
Ire isutes--In nhn q. Rowan, Monroe county
Attorney toncrtl--f >. Riley. Ohio comfy
A<st. Attorney i,eu'i %. ID. Cook. Onio enuut,
SIpt. OF lis--Nirgll \. Lewis, Mason a,
AiltaAt Gslerai--Jd.ues a. Holiey, Lincoln
county.
state Librarian
Private sa5's 10 GOV John ID. White. Ha,n,.
shlre county.
Cnef cieca Auditors o gice-wm. A. Crncrnf,
Ssc'y states OiiiCc-G q. Chiffon
Stll. schools 3" IT ! Grass
Tro tsnrers " Percy Rowan
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-02-07
snprene conrl of Auncnl.

". English President. Mason county.
Heovg br8nnon. Lewis CO.
liu ner Il. Holt, Greenbricr Co.
NJ u. DeRt, TAylur Co.
Col. Charles lie Trick. Criar Eanawha county
@. :. La1g, CLERK. Kanawha co.
T. :. Riley, Reporter. Ohio county
CD1venes At ca IlestSn second Wednesday, IN
January; wheeling. first Wednesday In June
ChIrlestoHn, first Wednesday in September
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mously endorsed President Clcvc.
lands plan for the relief OF the
Treasury, which is embodied in the
FInaucial Bill now before the House.
This action is regarded as signifi
cant. II the National Board OF
Trade, which. like Congress, is
composed Of different polite Il be-
hefs and from different sections Of
the country, unanimously agree.
why cannot Congress do the same !?
Congress is being delugcd with sim.
liar endorsements tclegrnphcd by
organizations OF business men in
all sections.
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'uNTrED srArEs cnrpr

Jri ELL Jactssn. Parxersburc wood g,
Glsrt-l Y. Moore, clarksburg Harrison co.
y. : District Atty-C. q. Watts. Charleston
Klnawha county.
A@t. Dist. Attorney ey-Stuart F. Walker, Mar
SsusAurg. Berkeley county
U. ). Marshal-A. D. Garden, Wheeling. WA
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The Na'ionh Board of Trade.
which held it5 24th annual session
in Washington this weok. unani
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There WIS little doubt II the final
result after the House adopted, by
vote Of 1872 to l21, the spociil
order reported from the Committee
on Rules for The consideration and
GnaI vote on the Reilly Railroad
Funding Bill. but the debate was
spirited and occasionally bitter in
tic extreme. and woIds were uttered
which left wounds which viii ran.
kle for many u Day.
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There is nov every reason 10 be
heye tIat Secretary Grtsham's very
proper effort to mediate between
Mexico md Guatemala will result
u a peaceful settlement Of the dis.
putc between those two nations.
40 withstandiug lhc snrets of that
class of Republicans who would op.
pose the Lords Prayer n IL cmnui.
fcd from The Administration.
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Mr. n
ond
. &c gu
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The "dIummers' bill" allowing
the issue of 600 mile interchuug-
able railroad tickets ut reduced
rates. now only needs the Presl-
dents signature to become law.
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unltea Sia!es Senniors.
He ntnrs oftnnrpess.

CN-los J. Flulkaer MArtinsburs Berkley
J"anson \. ca nden, Parkersburg, Wood co.
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Courts COirene.

DsNe uber n.
comfy rpl-t -Tirst Nl1iiyi n January, April, ,
JUiy and O5tobcr
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Speaker Crisp has resumed his
duties. llo says be WIS greatly
benefited b. bis short rest.
The llowg,tc trial opened tais
week, but SO fir there have been
30 sensational dcyclopmenis.
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Postmaster General Bissell Is The
latest Cabinet victim of the weekly
resignation rumor. MIR. BissclI
has not and never had the slightest
idea Of ;csigriag. and he is entirely
at a loss to know why he should
have been selected by those who
seem TO be nndcr con'ract to report
IN impending resignation from the
CIbinet at least once Il week. ONLY
TWO members Of the Cabinct-Sec.
retnrirs Lnmont and Ilcrbert-haye
esraped having their names coupled
wi'h an allegcu contemplated resig.
naiion. Unless something which il
80 this time entirely unexpected
-hall occur, there is no probability
ihIt any member Of the Cabinet
wall retire from office until the
President docs, March 4, 1897.