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ENTERpRIsINo ATnENIANs.

When | started Tor Greece expected
to find there a nation gone 10 seed.
changed my mind when reached
Athens, The Athens OF Today is
modern city. Ii has wide streets paved
with cobbl4stones, and It's houses are
much like the three and four-slory Il is
OF some parts OF Paris. it, people
dress as we do. There are Carriages
with liveried coachmen and there is as
much style in Athens as IN any part Of
Europe. The better classes of the
modern Greeks have as good homes as
people OF the same class IN the United
States They are well dressed and well
educated. The most OF them speak
hall dozen different languages, though
French is the society language OF the
Greek capital had cab divers VINO
could speak English, French ana Greek,
and at one OF the thcateTs during my
s ay they were playing an Italian play.
There is an Athens University Which
has nearly 900 stu euIs and which has
ulncty-eight professors Here the young
Greek gets a thorough Classicd, educd
lion, and he can, it he wishes, add to II
a course IN law, medicine, theology or
philosophy. There are, in addition to
this, thirty-three other colleges Lin
Greece, containing uearly4, 900 students.
The kingdom has a system OF common
schools at which attendance is compul.
soiy. There ave also a number Of pri
vate schools, and in Athens found a
fine polytechnic institute and an
academy Of science, several good
libraries and large national museum.
There was also grl's college, which
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27
The Greeks Of Today.
All About The Brightest Bravest and Busiest Little
Nation O the Orient

TIL, R y ami INV me kiag oys
oaIoy The Afgg Lo e AMI Za Tie A0a'a GREEKS and Their
}aea 1ou- Campaigns ire Aa"aeed-E1eeo's in
Churches and tie Baekstof BaA he1s Locks 1oas Colleges
1,,uus and cesSmeiliag Gyenk Newspapers Railroads and
7sahoue-A story Of ceoge-7he Repairing Of HE fie"o1
eke
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on BRSHIRHS.

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Tor 81
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] 25 Cashmere Shirt for. SO
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copyrighted, 1857, by Frank G. ohrpenIerj
Special Correspondence Of the NEws.
WASHINGTON, d. c. February 24th, 1897
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27

statesman. and to hear them talk you
would imagine they were running all
Europe. Their country is, you know.
only about as large MS est Virginia, or
about hall the SIZE Of the state OF New
York, and its population is not more
than 1000, 900, though there are about
as many more Greeks scattered through
out the other countries OF the Meditcr.
raneau.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-08-19

mr. II. J.. Myers, of TOO Mulberry street.
Newark, n. J., made the mistake Of re-
lying upon remedies based upon mineral
ingredients, and for the hundreds Of
dollars which lie invested received only
disappointment ia return. lie says:
II was afflicted with a terrible blood
disease, which was in spots az FIRST. but
afterwards spread ali over my BODY.
These soon broke out into sores, and IL
81 easy 70 imagine the suffering en-
dured.
Before became convinced that
the doctors could do no good had
spent a hundred doliars, which waa
really thrown away. / then tried vari-
Gus patent medicines but they did not
reach the disease. When had finished
my first bottle Of S.S.S.,I was greatly
improved and was delighted with the
result. The large rel sp,otches on nav
chest began 70 grow pale7 aud smaller.
and before long disappeared entirely. /
reRained my lost weight, became strong.
~, and my appetite greatly improved
was soon entirely veil, a1d my skin as
clear az piece of glass"
$ SIS. is sure cure Tor ali manner
81 blood diseases, and disappoiutmeut
Tever rcsulfa from liza u.a Tf tr
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-08-19
u. Il o. IMPROVEMENTS.

The work Of strengthening The
track and reducing the grade Mt
Tabs Station rn the second divis-
ron OF the - & y. was completed
Monday afternoon aud the first
train to use the new line was No.
One, the New York and St. Louis
flyer. A heavy grade and three
bad curves have been eliminated
by this work. 4 mile east. at
Mcyer's Hole, similar improve
ment has been in progress for
months and it will be com pleted
and ready for trains next Sunday.
Several reverse curves and a nasty
aud dangerous DIP are done away
with at this point. Near Myers
Hole, at Tablers, the alignment
of the track is being materially
changed and as in the other two
Improvements, bad grades and
sharp, annoying curves are being
removed. This part of the work
will be done in sixty days and then
series of very dangerous places
will have been entirely removed.
This work in it's entirety means the
hauling Of several additional cars
III each freight train, besides reduc
ing the danger OF derallmcnts 10
almost nothing. The second div
lslon, running from Cum berland
to Brunswick, will soon be in first
class condition and moro ehcaply
operated than ever.
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The autumn season is alrend Y
foreshadowed III the Septem Der is
sue OF the STANDARD DESIGNER.
so far as fashions and millinery are
concerned. From the tInicst girl
and boy TO the adult mem bers Of
the family not one is forgotten in
the list of good things contained
In this most attrac i've number Of
tins most attractive magazine.
The am ltenr gardener who desires
to continue work during the "shu,
IN" mouths should be deeply iu-
teressed in the Horticulture the bi
cyclIst clnnOt miss his particular
pages in this issue without loss to
himself the housewife will Ger
tainly want to try tho tcmptin @
cookery receipts, and one aud all
will unite in enjoying the articles
on etiquette, painting fancy work,
ETC., not to speak of the really ex
celIent literary features. No one.
who has once opened the STANDARD
DESIGNER, is ever at loss to ac-
count for it's universal popularity.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-08-19
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Patrick Higgins = adm'r


". Equity
Patrick higgins heirs 81 al.
by virtue 81 "a decree rendered In the above
entitled chancery cause. On the circuit court
Of Preston COUNT, Vest Virginia the under
signed special commissioner will offer "a public
auction, az the front door OF the court house Of
said county. On
Wednesday, September ISt, 1897.
the following described roal estate situate ia
Reno district of said COUNTY
THE PATRICK liI jGINS LAND-o3 ACRES.
above the town OF Rowlcsburc
TERMS % SALE: Enough cash in hand To my
the costs OF suit and expenses Of sale. and the
residue upon credit of o, f. and rs months the
purchaser executing for the deferred uaymcnts
interest bearing notes with good security
= j 'GogAS. Special Comm o. sioner.
Bond with security, as required by the decree
~ the above tNled cause, has been given by
tho above named commissioner.
~ . % Il SGD j W WATsoN. Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-08-19
SLONDYK T..
Seine Facts about The Country, Etc

The first discovery of gold ON
the KIondyks was made in the mid
die of August, 1896, by George
Cormrck.
The only way into and out of
the h!ondyke in winter is by way
of juneau.
The steamer which leaves ST..
Mich@!s now will reach the Klon-
dyke in September.
The only way to live is to initiate
the lndlons in dress and habit.
Il is useless to wear leather or
gum boots. Good moccasins are
absolutely necessary.
The colder it is the better the
travelling. When it is very cold
there Is no wind, aud the wind is
hard to bear.
Indian guides are necessary to 90
ahead of the dogs and prepare the
G,mp for night.
In the summer the sun rises
early and sets late. and there are
only a few hours when it is not
shining directly on Alaska.
In the winter the sun shines Cor
short time only each day.
1t ia $500 miles from San Fran
cisco to st. Mich@ls, and 1875
miles from ST. Michals to Dawson
City.
In sRmmer the weather is warm
AMI tent life is comfortable.
The winter lasts nine months.
There are Two routes by which to
feach Dawson City. One by St.
Mich4.s Island and the other via
juneau.
BY steamer it costs $3.50 to go
from San Francisco to Dawson Citv.
Dogs are worth their weight in
gold, good long haired dog sells
from $50 to 5000.
SkNes might be used to good ad.
vantage at times.
The Yukon River is closed by
ice from November to the latter
part of May.
On the klondyke the tbermoma
'er goes as low as 60 degrees below
zero.
There is great variety of Der
ries to be found all through the
country in summer.
Game is very scarce.
Vegetables of the harder sort
EN- b. raised.
Stock can be kept by using care
IN providing abund ,ntly with feed
~ ensilrae or curing natural grass
h y and by housing them in the
winter.
In summer abundance Of the
grass can be found near the river.
Cold WAS first discovered in the
vicinity ofSitka by Frank Mahoney,
Edward Doyle aud William Danbay
in 1878.
Or the seven trading stations IN
the Yukon district five are located
upou the river bank.
The Grst American traders to en-
gage in the Yukon trade were
members of tho Western Union
Telegraph expedition.
With the first breath Of spring
tn up river people prepare for
tnnf annual meeting with their
friends from the outside world.
Supplies are purchased chiefly in
California. and carried from there
TO ST. Mchmls.
The YUKON is nsyigiblo for
20 ton steamer for o distance Of
600 miles.
Asa distance Of 600 miles from
Tbs ocean tie Yukon river is more
than mile wide.
The Kiondyke mining region is
IN The latitude Of Iceland and
lover Greenland.
Tho longitude Of ST. Nchmls is
f"'her wesJ ,han that OF HonoIulo
San Francisco Ex8n.1or.
r-
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Mary a. Wayne
vs.. Equity.

'.
by virture OF a decree rendered I'm tho above
entitled chanCery cause. by the circuit court OF
Preston County West Virginia the undersigned
Special Commissioner. will offer at public auc.
ton at the front door Of the court house Of said
county. the following described real estate on
Thursday, September 2pd, 1897.
The lar DIS recently owned bv the late William
s. simpson. situate In Rene district Of said
county and being the land conveyed by said
simpson 20 Lewis W. Price. by deed Of record
in the Office of the clerk Of the county court II
Preston county, IN Book No. ~, page 26l, con-
tanning about III acres
TERMS or SALE: Enough cash IN hand to nav
costs of suit and expenses VI sale and the resi-.
due upon credit OF q. IL and ~ months the
purchaser executing for the deferred payments
interest bearing notes, with good security.
L. j. CROGAN, Special Commissioner.
Bond with security, mas been given by the
above named special commissioner, I'm the
above styled cause, as required by decree
therein. j. W. WATSON Clerk
(S5G 81 81
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NOTICE 10 LIEN HOLDERS.

To an persons holding liens hv Judgment or
otherwise. ON the real estate. Ur aug bart
thereof 81 George o.. ~haifcr
In pursuance uf decree of the Circuit Court
81 ire-t county. made boo cause Thor. I'D
pend 20 subi.c 90 the real cstafr of tie SAID
George q. Shlftr 10 the satisfaction 81 fn,.
liens thereon. you are hereby required tu pro
sent all claims held iy you and each pf YOU
against the suW Gee r-C ,. Nhnhcr. which ar.'
liens on bis real estate or any part of H. Tor
adludicaiiou 90 uIc, az nv office in KiusNuod.
IRE ton county, West virginia. on or before th,,
18th day Of september. a d.. lst1.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF July,
". D., 1897
NELL. FoUrNET, Commissioner.
j. j. CKOGAN, Counsel for PIN
u - A. sI.NIl
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
VIM. 4. Loraw's adm'x

VIM y Loraw's Heirs ct al. J
By virtue Of a decree Of the circuit court Of
Preston county. West Virginia, rend cred I'm the
above entitled cnaucery cause, the undersigned
special commissioner viii, on
Thursday, September 2Hd, 1897,
at the front door OF the court-house az said
described real estate
All that portion OF tho farm OF VIM and
Elvira Loraw, which In this suit appointed TO
the decedent, William LoraW s heirs. situate in
Grant district OF said county, and containing
Seventy One and One Half AcreS.
TERMS or SALE: Enough cash I'm hand 10 pay
the costs OF suit and expenses OF said sale and
the residue in .. IL and IS months, the purchaser
executing for the deferred payments, interest
bearing notes with good security
>. CRoGAN Special Commissioner.
Bond with security has been given by the
above named commissioner, I'm said suit as re-
quired by the decree therein.
q % It So j. w. WATSON. Clerk.
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~ UaY IA SeDtember. L80Z-
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Edmund Albright
vs.. : gduity
Joseph L. Sislcr ct n.

:
Joseph r. Ssler ct a..
=, Iiy virtue Of a decree OF the circuit court OF
Preston county West irginia, rendered in the
above entitled chancery cause, the undersigned
special commissioner, will, on
Wednesday, September Ist, 1897.
mt the front door OF the court house Of said
county oher at public sale TO the hi. hest bidder
the follow ng rcal. estate
SeUeH Hundred AcreS of Land
in Portland district of said county. adjoining
lands of Alfred Kelly. NJ. T.. Teets and others
ahd Deing the Joseph s. SSler farm. This &,
one oi the most desirable properties In the
county, IN high state Of cultivation, with ex-
celient dwelling house, barn, outbuildings.
3rchatd' etc and IS the same land conveyed 10
Joseph ) Sisler by John A. Friend aud wife bv
Book 40. page 337
Terms OF SALE Enough cash I'm hand To INV
the costs Of this suit and the expenses of said
SAFE ana the residue In three equal paymeuts
IN one TWO and three years, the purchaser ex-
ecuting for the deferred payments Interest
bearing notes with good security.
-. CRoGAE, Special Commissioner
,hond with security has been given by the
hnoVe named special commissioner as pro
NIded IN the decree of sale.
90" ~ - j. w. WATSON, Clerk.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
George Deaker's adm's
vs.. : Equity
Harmon f.rieger ct nj

IfNTTUDU ITIt@DT % ]
by virtue of a decree OF the circuit court OF
Preston county, West Virginia, rendered la tho
above entitled chancerY cause. the undurs gncd
special commissioner. will offer at public auc-
tion ~ the front door OF the court house.Of said
county. on
Wednesday,, September ISt, 1897,
the following described real estate:
TIE HARMON GRGESER FARM-oF 80 ACRES
situate near TOWNSVILLE, I'm Haywood district
OF said county; this farm IL cultivated has a
dwelling house and other out buildings and Is
well located, convenient 10 market schools and
churches.
TERMS or SALE: Enough cash in hand TO nay
the costs of sale and IN residue upon a credit
OF o. ~ ana IL months the purcha ser executing
for the deferred payments interests hearing
notes with good security
i. }. CRoGAN, Special Commissioners
Bond with security has been given I'm the
above cause, as required bv the decree therein
OF the above named Commissioner
S5R 10 500 j, w. WATSON, Clerk.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Simon Matthew'S admir-
vs..
Simon Matthew's heirs ct at

s'''ANN" +Nt.i'iAcf aulu
vs.. E0tJitv
Simon Matthew'S heirs ct at
by virtue of a decrQe of the circuit court Of
Preston county, rendered in the above entitled
chancory cause the undersigned special com
missioner, will, on
Wednesday, September ISt, 1897,
nj the trent door of the courthouse of said
county, ohcr ~ public sale 10 the highest bid
der the following real estate
THE SIMON MA THEW FARM
in Reno district Of said county Situqte on the
waters OF Lite Buffalo Creek, adjoining the
Ehds OF iiorchler and others, and containing
about ? 3 ACRES.
In making this sale, he said special commits
sloner will first orr that portion OF the said
23 acres. remaining after the sale of fifty acres
portion thereof, by Simon Matthews TO his son
Isaac x. Matthews, and II the said remaining
portion 10 wit, lG3 acres. will bring sufficient to
pay the debt and COSTS dccTeed, no more will he
sold otherwise the whole of said 2i3 acres viii
be sold
TERMS or SALE Enough cash I'm hand TO pay
the costs OF suit and expenses of sale, ana the
residue In u, II and IS months. the purcnaser OK
ecuting Tor the deferred payments interest
bearing notes with good security
P.J. CEO0AN. Special Commissioners
Bond with security has been given by the
above named special commissioner, as provided
IN the decree In said cause.
S5N 1t SO j. W. WATSON. Clerk.
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Commissioners Sale
Or
A VALU ABLE FARM

BY virtue ot decree 81 tho circuit court Of
Preston county Wc.t Virginia. rendered loo the
ehaucery causeof Nathan 4. Wilson v. g. r.
MOtriug - AL, on the 9th day Of July. isg.. the
Undersigned special commissioner viii on the
ISt Day Of September, 1927,
the same being a court day f,r said county AZ
the front door Of the court house. in Kinywo9t
". Va, Ofer for sale to the highest responsible
bidder the real estate in the bill and proceed
ing in SAID cause mentioned, consisting Of "A
tract 81 land containing about -- acres hi
having thereon good bgildlngs and a fine
ei'ard.
TERMS or SALE: Sufficient cash ia hand Ia pay
the costs 81 suit and tx pcu>os of sale and prti1
eI Chdrges Of sale, anu the residue upon a crcli
81 D. u and ~ tnUnth-. the purchaser 10 execute
interest bearing notes with good personal ,e-
cufity for the deferred payments.
HENhr CLAY HYDE, > ecisl Commissioned.
hohQ ana security uas been given hy the said
spec 81 commissioner, IN the above stYied cause
as re CURED hy law 'Te-fe.
"a ~ s. 90 j. "a N,r.,v t.terk
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Rlpans Tabulcs.
RiDans Tabules cure natuleuce.
Rip3ns TaDulcs cure constipation.
S.paEs TaDules cure headache.
kiDlnS Tabuies cure Dad breath.
Ripans T9buics cure Indigestion.
R.DaGs T8bules: gentle ca;hartic.
Rip2ns Tabules cure liver troubles
Ripau5 Ia5uies: pleisau, lax7 live.
Ripans Tabules: for sour STONE ch.
Ripans Tabules cure dyspepsia.
Rpans TabUles cure biliousaess.
Ripans Tabules: one gives relief.
Ripans Tabules: at druggists.
Ripans TaDuies cure nausea.
Ripans Tahules cure tOspid liver.
Bipans Tabules assist digestion.
Ripans Tabules cure dizziness.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-08-19
No
Patchwork!

One of the most encouraging feature,
Of cure made by S.S.S. (Swift's Specificl
is us permanency. Ofall diseases, il is
wei known that those of the blood are
the most obstinate, and therefore the
most difficult to cure. The medical
profession, in fact, have virtually adj.
mitted that a real, deepseated blood
disease is beyond their skill
OF course, their admission ia not made
In so many words, but actions speak
louder than words, and their inability to
cure, after months and often years OF
treatment, is sufficient evidence that dis
eases of the blood cannot be cured bv
doctors. Their mercurial mixtures, al
though taken faithfully, only cover up
the symptoms of the disease, Inducing
The patient to feel that he is being cured.
out when he is sooner or later seized
with stiff joints, pain in the bones. etc,
the evidence of the DOCTORS PATCHWORK
IS conclusive. Such results cannot be ex-
pected from the use of S. S. S. Being
purely vegetable, containing no HARM
full mineral ingredients, II Is the ONLY
blood remedy which acts on the true
principle of forcing the disease from
the system, building up rather than
tearing down the health. No loss of
hair, no stiff joints, no decrepit mercu-
rial wrecks result from the use of SIS.
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I0Ib dqy OF September, 1917.

The rl1 e. being court day for said county.
orcriNr slIu il' following describe real o. tate.
lat il" surface of tracts Nos I. . and a4
-ct Dut lu iho commissioners reuort which cor.
siiiui thc home farm of thc dcfctdant. Wi.
lHn !. Mcucar, situated near ResGsyllic. iu
NaIcy ilstfIct PRESTON county, in the fertile
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Commissioners Sale
OF
WEST KlEGW00D PROPERTY

by virtue Of decree al tlIe circuit court Of
Preston county. rendered on the gth tay 81
5hlS' l-N' "a tho chtuccvy cause OF Louisa 4 .
Luiih vs.. Maigcry Squires et al, the uuders. On
ca spc'Ial commissioner VIII. ON the
Isl Day Of September, 1897,
the san G being "a cOur. dav Tor said county 81
the front door 81 the court house In kil gwo,J
" Va, pncr for sale to the h hest responsible l..
bidder the real estate in tie Dill and /, occrd-
Hgs OF said cause mentioned. consisting of "A
snail house and lot situate in West Kiugwood
ne mouse Is comparatively new and there Is "A
good well on the lot. 10 would make "A fesir.
aDie nome Tor some person of INC derate means
lElNs or SALE Sufficient cash IN hand to
pay the costs OF suit and proper charges OF sale
anu the residue upon credit OF O.. aud -
months, the purchaser TO execute interest bear
deferred payments.
Henry CLAY HYDE, Special Commissioners
Bono ana security has been given by the said
special commissioner, In the above styled cause
as required by law. Leslie.
(S501 40 $500 j. w W.rsor CLARK
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10 virtue VI decree offho circuit court Of
preston county nfcrsd in Che above entitled
fhmcnryc n.o. thc urdeaimeJ special com
missioner. viii, 600
IhRrs4ag, September 2Hd, 1891,
offer %, public auction tls Acknowledgement
real estate.
4 House and La ID !h' TsU q Ei,gVa.i,
said county being tHe property lately rrcupied
two 'oT irlmc house, BOO % nice location. and
"a desirable property.
IErrs "F .fLE. Enough cash iu hand fl pay
costs ni .u.. aui c.Hrr .rt of .lfr aHl tho rn..
iiu. upon credit OF t. ~ and ig months fhg
IUI.....' fI rNteu|H notes with GOOD security
I'r i... ts..frti payments
I.j. trnstv special Cunuis. iuuer
f4 #'h ..rurtF. IA. Required 1y Doe 1cefco
ln .il N .It' ir.nfI.ucI cI.o las been given
NF tIr above named commissioner
GOD i. N Wtr.ps. Clerk
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judicial Sale
VALUABLE VALLEY DISTRICT FARM.
WIN. g.. Brown
W. -rguil,.
VIM. N. Mcucar ct al.

By virtue Of a decree entered hv the. JUDGE OF
OF thc CIRCUIT court OF iro 'on cuui " on the
l.ih dag of July 1897, iu ihs above styled oausc.
the front door Of The court house of Preston
county. iu kingwoud, West Va, ON the
LNLL 49,