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The Age.

Tommy-Paw. is an age any definite period
OF time?
Mr.. Figg-If it be a womans age. it is
mighty uncertain.
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A Washington telegram says General
Miles will not be court-martialed. Probably
not; men are not usually court-martialed
for efficiency.
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''Time." said the pragmatic boarder, 'lies
between eternity and eternity
"How ungrammatical," said the Cheerful
idiot.
.'W-what?"
sort of split infinity, you know"
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Several papers which had Algerphobia of
the worst sort ten days ago have ceased to
use poster type in connection with the Sec
rotary of war;
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The Taggart pledges to reduce the bur-
dens Of taxation and the Taggart estimates
Tor city expenditures do not consist.
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For men considered old the veterans of
the Grand Army are showing a great deal
Of energy at the National Encampment.
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1t would seem that there are not enough
insurgents in Cuba to make a government
by them government by the whole people.
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Including c. ID, G..

Let the girl the average artist draws,
Be short or tail. or stout or slim.
She has the same face every time
All girls must look alike to him.
-DpfrOif IournaI
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The opposition politician was given a hint
at Cincinnati that Secretary Ager as war
cry will not get votes.
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ST. LoUIs-Union News Company. Union Depot.
WASHINGTON. d. c.-Riggs House. Ebbitt
House and WIZARDS Hotel.
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st. Paul Pioneer Press.
A new proof of Deweys greatness has
come to light He writes an awful hand.
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Made Good His Words.
She-To think that you were the man who
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL.

IOIIOWIng pIdces.
NEW YORK-Astor House,
CFiICAGO-Palmer House, p. o. News Co.. PIT
Dearborn street, Great Northern Hotel and
Grand Pacific Hotel.
cINCINNATI-J. r. HawIey & Co.. 154 Vine
street.
1OUISVIILE-C. T. Deering, northwest corner
Of Third and Jefferson streets, and Louisville
Book Co., 256 Fourth avenue.
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81 RECEIVED for the yukon trade
-,sS FUR skins for fur robes. pa-keys.
.nltts. caps. coats. etc: call and get prices
oe'0Ee oGNsaS. 4, T. Wernecke. Column
hia dock Seattle
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PUBLISHER $ NOTICE 49, TRAVELLING
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Stefieu aud IL 4. Wills, tO1fmasieEs eN-
erywnsfe are our agents. Pay money onI5
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various citGes and TOXINS OF ghe SoTtn~ 81.
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.. n. until IL p. m. Sunday hours. open
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meais for insertion following morning will
menis ufaet classified headings VIE be in
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Insertion. Payment always In advance
No advertisement received for less IMAM .
cents.
ADyERTTSERs-Ch for aGyer-
tsemenis IN the Sunday Poes-Inte.ligeacer
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offices OF the poS;-.nteiii.enceT.
REWARD--Ten dollars will be paid for
Information leading 10 the conviction Of
any person stealing copies OF tAis paper
delivered to Subscribers IN Seattle.
TACOMA BuREAU-No. 1893 Pacific
avenue. J.. A. Harrison.
EEERETT--P. X. LSwis.
SPDkAN f Branch office, Traders
block. COS Riverside avenue; telephone. Az
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DETBKRT-In Seaitje. a. the corner o
Pike sns Seventh strsets. September -
1sss, Edward II. ie~+Ge-s. zon Of tens-le'
J.. De.sssYt. u tseags failure. aged Il years
The funeral ssrviess MI be he3d s1n2as
nsssa.nx a. Ii o csoeA fsolG Bonaey x stew
arts ehspe4. uadeg the auspices o. the o.
attic mail carriers.
UAYToS~i. Seattle. 5spte:uoer Il. lsss
~ the family residence, brooklyn, KEY
s hi. Dayton. * Rochester =. =. from
a.rsra-.J. o. tie At0zs.aeIi. aSe1 "a ye1s@'
Rochester papers please copy
pEIERSO%-TI fuaeTsi Of albert Peter
safs Was hss1 az eeiJck Seas sr5Ay az
fcTa1on fgDEgs DBtfsrwprtn.5 e3zpei, Rev.
". ii. 4 lls0n Officiating. IateFnept was
&: Acaa: Isie arsgg cemetery.
WEBli--rhe r@4na.ns % Minnie Weos will
If buried ei oelecA Ills morning from.
b1lsessar:2'> esapsa-
BAEkETT-la sesftis. September is, fsss.
a. ~ Cc4ar street. Martha barrett.
a.augaJs. " Mr. and MIS-. Jerry Barrett,
from heart failure. agsa {. months.
Na..T.s1-Il4e ggnsrai Of Ars. Eliza A.
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1as morning from ~. Clefise ut 3 church.
Eey t;eofg. bJszz=t.s sniela ilAg. Inter
:sent waA ~ .4ne ~ Getneter3.
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la cider 10 secure correct Insertion %
notices under these headings, TIE sane
should D lsfs a the business Office ~ fais
paper. No Charge Is made for slcn 40
t!ces.
Funeral nos3eee resolutions or other
specaas announcements Will D. charged az
tire rate OF IL ceafz per line each Insertion.
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L. ). ENGINEER Office. Buras e ,as -
Seattle. wash. Sept -. }-sss. scare .sssssssi
posais for furnishing portland c1 80
VIII bs received here until p nlr,srst.
bar =. 50 and ,re1 yua3iciF ,ooss.0A
Information furnished on appi's
Harry Taylor. Captain Eagineefs
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SOCIETY NOTICES
ROYAL ARCH MASONS ATTENTION.
Seattle Chapter, Ne 3. K. a. NJ. meets
this Saturday evening al O'Clock.
j \. FEATHER II. Z.
n. s. PETERSON, Secretary.
ARcANA LODGE. No. 81. F. and A. NJ,
mssis second Monday each month.
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tNuRtsItA REPAIRING,

Et<s.E-i-AS Administered. -eesve~e.:
49, g.g~assea ETzttai yvps3fssE ii 60
l4-3o.-. st-xs;. Isa-eSsn BGos.
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ENGINEERS AND coNTR ACTORS.
SAN FRANCISCO III Ist5s- ttts3 ~
engineers ana CONTRACTORS: bridge h4I{l9
ing dredging, haro0r Improvements ara
genera. ccsntTactaug Charles street. and
First avenue soQtn.
SEATTLE BRIDGE COMPANY bullas~z
OF cri!E.s fer railroads and rfghY.4.,s.
pile driving, t-estse and wharf building
5t2 Seattie National Bank AulIstn.
ARCHITECTS.
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SAUNDERS < LAYTON. arcFi;er-s "a
New f3Es block
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NEW WESTERN HoTEL-Board and
room, 81 10 $50 PER day, meals. . cents
Neg Western Aanex-Furn-Sle1 house
keeping rooms Free bus 70 and from
boats and trains.
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ALASKA. kLOND|KE
WANTS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

MARINE iNSUKANcts--Euli and car
goes written: open policies tsssaeti. aver
ages adjusted. Also IRE. accident cast
ai'y and liability insurance n the lead
Ing companies. Haaf0rd & Stewart. NJ
Pioneer husiding
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EA%TED-Progozsi for moving ~
r2articr,iars address, L. Funk. ASsoss
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ICE AND COLD STORAGE

ICE AND COLD STORAGE 4.
Company. foot Of Union street. man
tActUEez crystal zee from distilled water.
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Rockville.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
T. !. Watson was at home several
days TINS week, on business.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Baylss spent Sun.
day at their farm near Independence.
William r Msnear. Of Kingwood.
was very pleasant caller M town
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Martin, OF King.
wood. we're visiting at Mrs. Emily
Fairfax, Friday.
Mr. Orval Watson still continues a
very sick man. His many friends hope
for his speedy recovery.
Miss Eleanor Copemau closed her
school, Friday. The students were
well pleased with the term.
There will be memorial services next
Sunday, the 12th, at half past ten in
the morning, at the Bethlehem church.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lafayette Raj phsnvder.
OF Georgetown. we're visiting at Mrs.
Emily Fairfax's and c. j. Bayle's from
Saturday until Monday.
Mason Watson has opened M very
nice little grocery, which will be a
great benefit 20 our people. and will
add greatly 70 our town.
Those on the sick list this week ar.
Mrs DR.. w. II. McGinuis. Kathleen
Watson, Miss Agnes Clever, David
Loar, Mormer Montgomery and Mary
Menear.
DIR. Gay Fairfax had the misfortune
IN loose another very fine horse last
Saturday. This is quite loss TO the
Dr.. as this is two that have died within
one year.
VIII Gutherie, the jolliest man in
town is doing n thriving business in
selling lightning rods lie is the right
man In this business and knows lust
how TO sell.
Thomas r Loar is very pleasant
visitor to-day az Mr. William HoiCs. az
Ridgedalc. Boys, get your old shot
guns in readiness, "a there seems 90 be
indications OF a coming event in the
near future.
Jesse Snider and Warren MarkIey.
OF Lowsvillc, we're visiting relatives at
this place the past week Warren an.
pears 20 have soms great attraction
here from tho way ne was tCleavingl
TO the Lloyd House
Mr. Will Fortney. from Taylor
county was here this week, visiting
his many relatives and friends. lie
was on his way home from Glenville.
where he has been attending the Nor
nal school a. that place.
ELLA RE
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Pleasant Dale.
ice % the Argus

Correspondence % the Argus.
Our farmers are all busy working
corn.
Thomas Garner has moved back ON
his farm.
c :. and T. ID. Tortney are boarding
with g. w White.
w, Ridenour lost a valuable COW
the other evening.
NJ. +. Pell was taken sick aul sent
for doctor, Sunday.
Assessor l.. w Cobun was around
listing our property last week
Ray Chidester and Bruce Carroll are
attending school at Kingwood.
Mr.. Chichester, Who has been sick for
some time. is able to be out again.
Some of our people are thinking of
taking in the pienic at Bethlehem,
July
good drill is badly needed IN our
community, Isaac Forman having sold
his, leaving the people to SOW their
grain 10y hand.
burlnR thunder Storm recently, the
lightning did considera bile damage to
the buildings and furniture OF Il. II.
Bower and l. y. Formau. Lightning
supposed tn have been run in by tel.
sphone, recently put in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo w. White, r. r..
Garner, c. $. and II, ID. Fortney. spent
wednesday evening at +. u. bowers
The evening was spent in social con,
versation and music. Mr.. Bower is "A
jolly fellow and knows how To enter
tain his friends
The three days meeting held bv Rev.
Taylor vas well attended and enioyed
by all Rev. Taylor preached Friday
and Saturday nights, Rev. Sine sun
day morning, and Revs White and
Taylor Sunday afternoon. We also
had PRAYER aud experience meeting
during the time. Taking IL all in all,
IL was big time
OBSERVER AT HOME
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Bruooton.
OBSERVER AT HOME.

Correspondence " the Argus
Mrs. Jessie h. Scott has returned
from McKeesport, where she was In
the hospital for treatment.
Alfred Taylor, who has been attend
ing the West Virginia University. stop
ped here on his way home to Medley.
Rev +. NJ. Cain and family are visit.
ing at the parental roof. Wo are al
ways glad To have the Reverend with
us.
Quite crowd attended services ut
the Brick Church, yesterday and stop
ped at Childreu's Day exercises at
Brandonville.
DR. J. Il. Scott ana wife, who have
been visiting here for the past two
weeks, returned to their home in Grant
county today, Monday.
C. w Cup3 was at Morgantown last
Saturday. While there, Mr.. Cupp i'm
vested in lot and expects To- make
Morgantown his future home.
We are sorry to chronicle tho death
Of William Michael. who passed away
this afternoon. after IA lingering i'll.
ness OF years. lie died OF cancer.
The Brass Band, OF this place, took
in the festival at Mnrkleysburg. on
May 2S They Nil report good time.
except the bass drum, which got it's
head busted"
Decoration exercises were well at
tended AVID all experienced good
time. The only thing TO mar the day
was a fres-for-all fight ia the evening.
Such is life. IL seems as though the
| people here can not have anything go-
ing on unless lot OF persons raise a
racket. This thing is becoming in.
tolerable. and we can not see why the
town authorities do not put "a stop to il.
This free-for-all fight took place righ,
before the Constable and Town Ser.
geaut had left for Pennsylvania The
scene ia the afternoon right In front of
the Mayors Office, and where the
Town Sergeant lives was disgracefuI
The worry idea OF allowing n couple OF
parties TO quarrel like was done. and
! also 90 utter the oaths that were MT
tered, Is beyond our comprehension.
II we have corporation here, let the
officers do their duty without respec,
TO rank occupation or anything else.
II this is not done, let this farce OF a
| corporation be ended.
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Herring Happenings.
Specially Reported Tor The Argus.

Specially Reported for The Argus
Tnsre was "A oig lawsuit out at Ma
soutown Tuesday OF this week. and
the whole community has been laugh.
ing over IL and the events that led I'M
TO IL. IL seems the fracas started last
Saturday, when "old Aunt Polly" Field.
OF North Union, sued John Amos Rad
aoaugh for something or other. Her
adopted son, Major Fields, the High
Constable for this section. went over tn
serve the papers In the case on John
Ame and his wife, when they both lit
him and were about To get away with
the Major, who drew his gun and heid
them off, till he could escape. which
he did with n blaclS-eye and some big
rakes down one side OF his face, like "A
n tiger claw had had "a swipe at him.
Also one shirt sleeve torn off and sew
eral big scratches down his arm, like
an eagle or Wild cat had made n
jump at him, but still John Anne and
his better-haf wasn't satisfied. so they
went aud had Major arrested for draw
Tag his gun, and Major retaliated bv
having them hrrebted Tor assault and
battery and raking him fore and aft.
with n bad case OF the scratches, etc.
The trial came off Tuesday before Jus
tice Scott at Masontown. The Con.
stable was run through the mill first
and demanded jury trial. They
found hlm guilty and fined him IS and
costs, which ran IL up to $3.50 Then
the other side came to the bat and
agreed TO leave IL TO the umpire. with
out any jury John Anne was fined the
same as Major aud cost him the same
except for the jury. His wife was let
OF Scott free on the principle that they
were beth one and the husband was
the one. and aS he had been fined that
includes both and she being his help.
meet had ri Eht To help him anyhow
when hubby got into trouble. This
was very wise decision and breaks
Solomons record i'm that line. The
suit lasted till after midnight and at.
tracted a large crowd and "A, the
weather vas very warm. il was n hot
tune in the old town that night"
JAY RED Brush.
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All Signs Fail In Dry Weather.

Last Sunday couple from down
near the Pennsylvania line drove into
kingwosd and secured n writ of at
tachment at the County Clerks office.
The groom was from Fayette county,
Pa. and the bride lived in this county.
After securing license TO trot in
double harness, they started rejoicing
and we're so taken up with each other
mat they were oblivious TO all earthly
surroundings and allowed the horse
they were driving to trot across the
bridge over Cheat at Albrightsville.
Charley Metzler. the Waterman held
them up at the other end and demanded
20 Tor violating the bridge law, and
asked the fellow IL he didn't ser the
org signs up warning against il and
giving the penalty lie declared he
saw no signs and didn't know he was
violating the law. Metzler remarked
that he must be wonderfully taken nm
with his girl then, which the fellow
allowed might be the case. He de-
clared he had no money to pay the fine.
Metzler then demanded that he leave
something in pawn till he could send
the money and redeem IL and noticing
that he wore a fine watch-chain sug-
gested that he leave that and his watch.
The groom offered to leave the watch
"a Waterbury costing about 81 so when
new. but said he couldn't leave the
chain as IT was borrowed specially for
the occasion. Metzler then spoke of
holding the horse or buggy. but the
fellow swore they were borrowed also.
so there was nothing { lse he could leave
except the bride and refused to part
from her and besides Metzler having a.
young wife didn't dare assume ,uch
responsibility anyhow. So Charley
told him IL was serious case and to
wait till he could go in aud telephone
up TO the States Attorney and see what
could be done. IT took some tune TO
get Mr. Fortney at the phone and in
the mean time some fellows who sym
| pathised with the predicament OF the
happy yet unhappy couple. told the
fellow now was his chance to pull out
and cut dirt He at first refused. as he
said the officers OF the law would pur.
sue him on horse back and overtake
him, but finally the boys persuade ed
him to make way for liberty" and
Just as Metzler returned he saw the
couple disappearing in y cloud of dust.
the old buggy looking like 1t would fall
to pieces every breaker it struck. with
the Old horse in dead run and the
groom laying whip. while the bride
chung TO him desperately. About an
hour afterwards a man came In and re.
ported that he had passed them down
below the old furnace. with the groom
laying whip and looking back over his
shoulder and the horse still making
about 2:44 time, but about winded.
We learn that the couple were married
in Bruceton that evening by Rev. G.. T..
Feather and went on over into the
! Keystone State TO rest ia peace from
their wild dash and exciting bridal
tour. So all the signs on the bridge
failed. but II was probably owing 70
the dry weather
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Tellowsville.

Correspondence Of Tho Argus
Many Of our people attended Dec
grafton at Grafton
N G Ridenour is very III again and
is confined TO his bed
Mrs Chain Glenn who lives M on
the mountain, is very sick.
Oliver Michaels, OF Hendricks. spent
few days here with his parents.
Mr.. James Boyce and Miss Lora
Robinson spent Saturday in Kingwood.
John Lynch. who has been WORKING
at Ne" burg, returned home Tuesday.
sick.
Mrs DIR. Michsels spent Fridav in
Oratton. shopping. She returned sat
urday.
Messrs. Clark Shahan. James Watson
snd John Lynch were iu NewDurp.
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Taylor. OF Tun-
Melton were here q few moments sun
day evening.
Rev. Charles Bishop paased tbro,gb
town from Philippi, Friday, TO his home
~ Kingwood
Mrs. John Lynch, who has been vie.
itnR IN function and Newburg. has
returned accompanied by Miss Emma
Lynch. Of Newburg.
Thomas Conn. who has been vcrv
seriously ili with the fever, dice Wed.
ncsioy Mr. Conn leaves wife and
two small children.
Walter Morris. OF Barbour county.
was arrested by y. r. Woodland and de.
tanned for young girl near Nestor.
vile. Barbour county.
Miss Rebccca Bishop. who has boon
IN Pniiippi visiting for SOME time. re-.
turned 20 Hotel Robinson. Friday. Tbe
first Of last March Miss Bishop me,
with painful accident Of having her
arm broken. and she has not vet gotten
over the injury. Ia fact the arm VS.
not properly dressed and she Is unable
20 move the injured member without
great pain. She is certainly "a pftifpl
. sight 20 behold.
o-9'9s KNOTT AnGUs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-06-09
To Whom It May Concern.

All persons having timber which they
expect to have wnrked up in slaves had
better make them now, whilew are
paying high cash prices; also those
who have slaves had better rush them
IN. now. Remember we are paving
baltimore prices. and inspecting slaves
as they are unioaded from the wagon.
anu are trying tn treat YOU fair and
honest, but we can not afford To stay
here Tor the amount OF slaves we are
now getting in and unless there are
more brought in, we will have TO leave
you and go to other fields.
DO not take everybodys word in re-
gard to our inspection, but come in aud
see MS and voc WILL RVS SATISFIED
DO not fail to hurry in the slaves You
are expecting to- deliver. We want
them now. Yours.
STEMPLE Bros.
~ Kingwood, w Va
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-06-09
.AeaN&A
M3GIABLKS
wSIS%~

A very pleasant social affair was
given at the elegant hpme of Mr.. aud
Mrs Nel j. Fortney last Friday even.
ing. in COMMUNICATION of tho nine
teenth anniversary OF their marriage
and also Of Mrs. Fortney's birthday. as
she was married on the anniversary OF
that occasion. Among the guests pres
emit were Col. and Mrs. Monroe. Prof.
Holden and wife, Capt Goodwin aud
wife aud daughters Misses Tina aud
Nellie, Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Monroe,
Mr.. and Mrs. u. Y. Morris, Mr. and
Mrs Henry Mnrdock, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus j. Shairer, Miss Minnie Mur6oclS
and MIR. LEROY Buckalew, who fur.
nished some splendid music on the
violin. and Mrs. Minnie Monroe on the
organ. Elegant refreshments were
served in h>spitable abundance aud
the evening passel very pleasantly,
the guests wishing Mr. and Mrs. Fort
ney many happy returns of the day.