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Catarrh ca he Cared.

by srSSlcsting from tho blood the
scroauious tsints which cause IL iload's
SArsa pArilla cures ~cajarra. promptly
anu peruSuestlv. sscsuss IL strikes at
the root OF the trouble.
Ike rich, pare blood which IL makes.
circulating through the delicate pas
sares oftse mucous msis braue. ,ostace
and rsbu,lss Ia. tissues. giviRx them y
tssHssry To health lnAlead uC dl.eA.s
aud ultimately Curing the Affection.
At the "a nae time Hoods SsrSapzrilla
strcsCth-us, invigoratcs .ad snsryieA
ih7 whole systss aod make. the aeGili-
tated victim OF cstarrh feel that new
life has Oces Impaired.
Do act daily wits snuffs. inaal.sts
or other local applications, but take
Hoods sarsapsrills ana cure catzrrh
absolutely and surely by removing the
causes which produce II.
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GRAFTON, W. Va, Novemb Der % -
Your correspondent obtained from Mr..
hcSraw the tabulated returns from
tas hftsen couatiss in the Second
Congregational district which show \
m.leritY on the face OF he returns for
Mr.. Dayton OF 5tS votes. With the ~.
eeptios OF Preston aud h~snongalia
counties, the certificate. OF Which sav.
not yet been received by Mr.. MeGrsw.
the s'aismsnt ia made up FROM the
omdial CERTIFICATES. The cturns are
as follows.
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ayssst,n.

--Sse@Sl.
Correspondence of The Argus.
Wtile ki0s Ma al S|mithGeld. last
week
Rev. WI. Berry il, at Terra Alta at
present.
Miss Lilly Friend 1. visiting j. T.
BoWermas;ei's.
W. =. Armstrong of Gibbons Glide,
was ia town Yesterday.
We noticed the smil,sc face OF Josiah
D't'nOre ON our strvc,s last Saturday.
Our school ia progressing nicely nn-
der the management Of Prof. Cyrus
Martin.
Miss Clara Cooke, OF Upper Middleton.
after passing a very peasant week
with Mrs Kate Armstrong, ha. re-
turned home.
We noticed tie jovial face OF Fioed
Cole ~ the festival on ThAaksrivinE.
Floyd, all tho girls seam To miss You
no much thS wintsr.
Snow has made its appearance a,d
winter has Let ia with his old IA ne
cunning The thermom ster regis.sie ed
zorro yesterday morning (AondaD
Dr. J Il. Watson. OF Smithirld, il
repairing the mollrs ~ this vicinity,
M order THAT ,th-y may grind bLcs-
heat cakes snd por0 this winter.
Tue ystcr supper given by the /. O.
" l. on AanNsgt ving ntgnt, WAS n
success Pref. y r. w ,e7 mau. a
short tut interesting address on the
Norki,gs u, tia. order
The kand attended the llox Supper
st sugar VALLEY The 10Th inst, AMI re-
p'rt = apienlid time Henry sas.. II
did not get enough 10 eat AZ tho ,IBuss
Drum was so hollow
Lemuel Barklsy, who is wording at.
Guselnan. spent Thanksgiving here.
His being hore then, made tine heart
OF one OF our fair sex beat with Joy.
Lem, va won't tell on ysu this time.
EMILE lola.
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Mr. hcGraw was asked BY your cor
respondent whether any further ate DIS
would be taken by him to contest the
legality OF the election, and in reply
no said No not for tho purpose OF
securing the Office" A ceruhcat. of
election, with even n majority in NV
favor on the face Of the returns. he
said, would bs Of no avail. and would
siNply result in a fruitless contest be-
fore a ~kepnblican House Of Reprss.n-
t~atiYes.
Ny position, he further said, was
that believed a iSgrant wroHg had
been perpetrated in several counties
in this Congressional district. and /
felkthAt ! owed it To tho party. a. we'll
s' TO myself, to do all within my power
in AN honorable way to locate the
particular places in which the Nropg
had been committed. The pext Dam.
ocratic candidate for Congress in thi.
district will be able To safeguard tb.
and prevent = repetition Of
the conditions which have obtained In
'his district for the past six years, from
evidence. information and proofs
which will place in mis- hands in re-
Apect to the Republican counties.
la the recount in Hampshire did Won
ret the bsnsht Of the Democratic votes
"Aich we're thrown Out by the com.
misaiOners VI election {?
NO; the fact is in respect to those
votes that in the cohtsst for county
superintendent Of Achools in that
county there were excluded $50 Dem
ocratic ballots, which were scattered
in SuclI away as to cause the con-.
miSAiohers OF election To exclude them
from the count, and tho County Court
sltting as = c~aayHsaing Board, sus-
tai1ed the action Of tao election COM
missionerA
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aladesvills
'pondsnos Of The Argus.

correspondence OF The Argus.
We are having . cold d regular
March day, aAd the sleigh bells are
jinEling.
The health 81 our people 10 fairly
good, with the exception OF n few
cases Of typhoid fever.
The Gladssvills Baptist church held
asrvicss on Thanksgiving day. Rev.
j d. Williams preached a very able
sermon on the occasion, after which
a Bumber of the congregation spoke o
what they were thankful for In the
past year. Anong those who were
present and talked on tbs occasion
were, Geo N. Brown, Of Co. l., Sd Ill q,
who has written frequently for The
AgoUs. lie is at home on = furlouVh
from Porto Rico, and Of course was
very thankful to be at home sguin aud
meet his many friends.
Our schools have all Of them started
OF Vsry nicely so far, sud 10 10 TO ss
hopsd will continue good during the
entire term. The Gordon school.
which il the aesrest school out Of oar
village, bias the largest enrollmsnt, for
a sun Oer Of years. The teacher held
an axaIainatioR At the close Of the
Srst month, with very satisfactory re-
sults.
The sheriff was in u town thia
wsok collecting taxes. and 81 vas very
amusing TO see our Republican frieudf.
since the electioa they have been all
smiles, but whea they sau their tax
receipts, why then IL was all frowns
We o them TO bear IL patiently, foe
IL was under q Republics adm~inlstra.
ton aud protection.
The ARGUS il a very welcome visitor
to our town and as IL grows older 20
and keeps abreast Of the
lines. Yours truly.
Dewey.
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Reedsvillo.

correspondence ~ the Argus.
OryAl Watson has returned
home from Baltimore feeling much
improved.
Dir. Thomas Sharps of Keyser.
was the guest of friends in this vi
entity last week.
samuel Dill is building an addi-
ton To his house, which will add
very much to the appearance Of his
home.
Dir. and Mrs. j.. S. Loar were
visiting w. h. Loar, OF Grafton /.
last week. They returned home
Friday.
Matthew Holmes, Of Clarksburg.
was visiting old acquaintances and
relatives ut Masontown several
days last week.
Abraham Reed, formerly Of this
county, but now of Nonongaliu
county Was visiting relatives at this
place last week.
Mr.. Summers, OF Masontown, is
c~lerking for Willie Cobun, our
genial whole souled merchant, and
also attend school here.
Isaac Z. Martin came up to his
farm Monday and drove some very
fine young cattle to his farm near
Terra Alta for winter quarters.
DR.. w. II. McGinnis has com.
pleted his residence and is now &C
Copying it. The Doctor says he ia
happy as y Dot in a corn field.
Mrs. Thomas FOrtney was called
TO the bedside Of her mother, Mrs.
William Kelley, who is very sick
and with but little hopes Of re-
cOVery.
Grove jackson will move his
saw mill g week from W.. Is.
Bro n to Enos Asbburns, where
be has the contract of saving u lot
OF timber.
Enos Ashburn, one OF u most
prosperous farmers, is preparing TO
build q very large and com modtous
barn. He is AFFIRM believer ~
protecting his stock from the cold,
chilling blasts OF winter.
Our young friend. Moses Wat
sons f~urlough Of shy DAYS will
expire tho fret OF December. He
will then return 10 bis company ~
Columbus. Ga. HIs many friends
will be sorry to see him lcase.
Col. Jobp w. Gusem4n returned
last week from Knoxville, Tenn.
with bis son, PrSor, who has been
very sick with typhoid fever.
PryOrs many friends arc glad 60
welcome htm home.
The Loar Ho1so is nearly COM
pletcd aud vii coon DO ready for
business. We understand that one
81 the rooms has already been
rented TO q jewelor, and that he
will commence work IN = couple Of
weeks.
Mr.. Elitor, ~ = wedding near
hore recently, when The minister
asked ll thore was IN, budy present
90 give away the bride, "a ccrraiu
man stsud,u ~ buck "a the corner.
was beard O., s,y under bic breath
thai ice could " Dee would, bat
Garued x ho'a do u.
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while ThsroIs Llfc There Is Hope.

I was afflicted with catarrh: could
neither taste nor smell ard could hear
but little. Eiy's Cream BALM cured IL.
Marcus @ ShAutz. Railway. " j.
lne Balm re tchod NC safely and the
effect is surprisng. Ny san says the
hrst application gave dcciloI relief
II. ~.
4 Joe. trial sire or the soc size Of
kly's Cream Balm wtii be paiicd Kert
by d%ruggl-te. by Brotlcra 81 WAR
rca SIS, - 81.
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Do Not Give Up in De-
spair-There is tiopel

For ages it has been thonyht
that Cancer is incurable, and
those SO unfortunate N To have
this dreadful affection have CON
sidcred themselves beyond hope of
recovery. Tho doctors are alb
solutely unable TO afford any ro-
lief, and the poor sufferer might
woll consider himself on the way
TO an early grave.
IL is now easy to SEQ why tho
doctors have failed to cure Cancer d.
Their theories have been all wrong,
and hence their treatment mis-
directed. They have made the
mistake of thinking that by cut
ting out the sore or ulcer, known
Ms Cancer, the disease would be
gotten rid of, and the patient re-
stored to health. But the cruel
knife accomplishes nothing, for
the Cancerpromptly returns, and is
always more yirulent than before.
1t has been demonstrated. beyond
doubt, that Cancer II u blood disease
anu can not bee cured by the surgeons
knife because The blood can not De cut
array.
Several years ago my wife had an
ulcer on her tongue, which, though an
noying, was not regarded seriously at
hrst. 1t refused TO heal and began TO
grow, giving her much pain. The doc
tors treated 1T for quito n while but
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Miss Mary Goodwin went To Cranes
vile Today 10 visit her sister. Miss
Nellie.
B.rn TO AIR. and Mrs. J.. FranS Kan
own, OF Philippi, on Nov. sllt, u hne
boy baby.
Born TO Deputy sheriff w. N. Seh@t-
fer aud wife, OF Kisgwood. another
10Y baby.
The engine and boiler FOR the Electric
Light Plant has arrived from Erie, Pa.
.zd IL being placed in position.
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MonaaN. Deegm5lr u. Ig08.

Che fu'lutsiuu dotcrilHd real estate A one
Iltl undivided Interest Boo thcfO lowing frrrf4 sr
parcels ~ ifrd. sifurio iH LYON district I'D fnid
county heing tho John hfct land
ln tHi aeres. Zoe aud urchlfC1 from pipt
GFrcE
Dol % tive Nfrf undivided interest OF g. aud
G3-lG0 aore.. lHrt % thr Iunn pInff fsrn.
Do "a q acre interest boz thc JoHu Pratt farm
Z ch tract aud interest. h0wevrr. subitrt ta
Tie righ ~ do1Vtr Of tbc widow uf ~ h4 rharfs.
. - pF SNUE uOHgh cash iu h4ad fo
pay iHf o. sts 90 tuii and C~HpgIec. ot .al .nrt
fln residue uIa1u &c Gro It rii. l4 Band ts fnuufHt
o. pure assn 90 c~Nteufeiulorrs bearing moi .
with .Hud security lur tio deferred ptgf..rIf..
o. d tHoes v. s.rcitls p liat,.i1re-
IL 81. WafaHl. elgfs of .lid e. uulif court.
certify ffIai thc tH.Ne utmOl suer sf fsr..nIs-
"a tuff nff ekHr4fe,i uonl F Co. +o.4fffr. rs tre.
vide o. TO- D cree 1 siiI rtlse
"a A. 81 90 -s.e3 o. ~ aataths .gs..
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Grand Army Melting

There will be n meeting OF Kelley
Post No. III. C.. A. X, on Saturday,
Dscsmber 10. 1888, at . o'clock. ,. m.
for tue purpose OF elsc,ing officers for
the comisg year and for the traES-
action OF othsr Important b~uSines,
J. 4. NUEDoeK. Adjutant.
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Almost Complete.
EeGFaW GiYeS the Correct Figures Of
this District.

Majority ofFiTs Hundred and Forty.
Three Tor DaytOn-Ns Further Con.
test Will be Made Protection 10
the Next Candidates the Only Rss.
sen for the Oae which Ne Made
flaEraut Wrongs have been Com.
mittes- These will be Prevented
Next lime.
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w. s'"n0'o I'm chspo.r,.
Besa stafford.
NoTIcRro TAKE DISPOSITIONS.

10 BEss STAFpOnD
Take notice hat I slaH 90 tho Bud day OF
December 1913, at tho ONCE Of j. w. WnfsOn
Commissioners, IN KingaOOd Preston county.
and 9 D ~. Of that day, proceed 10 take ths
dispositions ~ John Niiicr and others, 90 bs
read ~ evidence on my behalf in n certain
foit in Equitr pendiUg ln fao cirouit Court sf
Fr.ttou OpDtg. Wcet tH., wherein you are
Defendant nnd ! am Plaintiff
Ana ~ from any CH1se. fbo taking Of the SAID
deUO8lNOus be NOT commenced ON that daV sr
10 rnuneucfd md not concluded ON that Gay.
thr tfhfuV ~ fHr srr.o will be d. ntlnusd from
day fn duy md ~ 900 time Co. fimo. Il the SAME
piace. aud between the same hours, until ilss
seuo slal DO comp oinf
EcsNCeI fully
tHkrfgsN srarroaD.
N~inEW0Od. W Va. Nnv gth 1888.
u-ij." 80 s45jJ d RS. cA0gAx Counsel.
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forcing out the poison and Kidding tie
system az il forever.
SIS. ueNer fails 10 oure the worst
cns-s OF Uoncer. Sarofula. "Catarfh.
Eczeina. Contiguous bloolPuison, Rhcu-
matisin. old sores, ulcers. etc. IL mat
ters not what other remedies have beea
used IN vain, II Is the Duly blood
remedy guarauteed
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Purely Vegetable

nnd contains not u PARTICLE Nf potash,
mercury arsenic Or other minerals.
Valuable books ON CANCER and Blood
Diseases will be mailed free to any al
dress by Swift Specific Co, Atlanta, Ga.
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JUDICIAL SALE
-
Allen z Kris
ga
Ueluia q. % enlsn an

BF virtue ~ 90 dcffDo uf tn0 circuit ronft 81
Preston county. rendered ln fhc above entitled
can e. thr gudcr.ignei viii uf or at puhIr .lt
ton before fhe Uout dIOf of the court house
OF said county. uu
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~
OF tlc disease has
returned, enough ten
have elapsed,
ILL. M-tDoL.snRooxs-
Sparta, Ia"
The cures made by
:. y =. ARE "A
i'ens, IL - ,hsony
hlosd remedy which
con curn nbstinrts
deep-sealed blood
diseases, Decause IL
Is Tho only one
which nets on the
.nAA -
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Deadly Cancer
Cured at Last!

ws~o unable to do her any good. and
unally pronounced az Cancer of a most
malignant type. We ssers greatly
alarmed and gave her evary remedy
recommended, bat they did mot acorn
Z" reach the disease, and at ccutinned
10 spread and grow. Unon the advice
OF q triond Ia began TIA take :. =. S.
alter iew bottles had bean used
"A decided Improvements mas n,,ioad
and continuing the remcdy she u.,s
cured completely aaG tbe permsnence
OF the cure has hren nrnNAd M nn simn
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SUMMONS.
TuF sTlrE or wKar vmoIsrA,

TuE STArg or WRIST VIRGINIA.
To tho sheriff OF Preston County. Greeting .
Ion are hereby commanded 10 sunirnon BE an
stafford o. HppoSr in tho Jerks Office Of the
Circuit Court ot Preston county. al rules 10 bo
hcld fT tho said court. IN the rrst 'umday of
November next, To answer . 1911 IN Equity "a
i,yor OF Charles Stafford, and have then aud
u itness. }. W. Watson. clerk Of the said
Court, ~ king wood. the th dHV of Octobar,
1898, and ia the 3jth year ~ The state.
JoHE w. WATSON. Clerk.
snERIFF's RETURN.
The within named Bess stafford Is not fonna
Nov z, 1898. l.. G. guAPFEH, =. p @.
ORDER or QUALIFICATION.
Wysr vEGpfI as:
At Rules held So the clerks ONCE OF the CIR
cur Court ~ Preston cOSnty, On tho 1rst Mon.
day OF November 1879.
Cbss. II stafford
Bess Stafford.
The object OF this suit IL 20 obtain . dfvores
from th' bonds 81 rDatFi nOny hOm the defend-
art. Bess Stafford and IL apDesring that the
defendant. hess stafford. e. not n resident on
this state. on motion Of the ylnintih. ~ ~
ordered that the said defendant do appear hero
within one month after tic date 81 the first
publication hereof. pnd do what Ia n0cessary
published IN the NgsT VHUtNfA ARous, a neyva-
paper publisbed Ia This county.
A CtDI~lsst
NV. WATSON. Clerk
P.J CroRan. Counsel for Pm.
Published FIRST time November 10th. 1Bea.
AttestI J. w. WATSON, Clerk.
ui-lO|p8-lt- $500
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RnERIEIliS KETIfnN.

The within named Bess stafford Is not fonna
IN my county.
NOV. z, 1898. l.. G.. guAPFEH.s.P O..
puyp - 4. 90,
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CA @D IA
Bear he n TIE gHs You Has NN5p Bare
'a'''' NAWNzZzl
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Nysr VfHGfEfG. 49,.
At Rules held so the clerks ONCE OF the Cir
cult Cont ~ Preston cONnty, GU tho arst Mon.
day Of November 1898.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-14

the fellow unfortunate comrades who
amidst much suffering continue the use
of grim humor. understood and enjoyed
only bv Americans.
The writer has had occasion to visit
q he spital filled with the wounded after
the charge of Santiago. On a mattress.
supported by a little iron bedstead, lay
the victim of a Spanish shell, both
limbs having been torn of above the
knee. This unfortunate man, whose
name was johnson, could but offer a
faint smile of approval as the news of
the wars progress was read to him by
comrades.
At times suffering intense pain. his
movements would suggest one about TO
rise. at which a comrade would remark:
Not going to leave us, Johnson" An
other, after perusing a " sgazine, want
ed to know where he could leave ii for
its owner. Leave il with Johnson
called a voice halfway down the aisle,
"he will be here"
EDMUND STEVENS.
Anaconda, Sept. 13. 1898.
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In the District Court of the Third Ju-
dicial District of the State of
tana, in and for the County of Deer
Lodge.
In the matter of the estate of Sarah
Kudlek. deceased:
1t appearing to this court by the pc
tition this day presented and filed by
Il. +. Brown. the administrator of the
estate of Sarah Kudlek. deceased, that
1t is necessary to sell the whole of the
real estate of said deceased to pay the
debts of said decedent, and the ex-
penses and charges of administrad don
1t is therefore ordered, by this court,
tina all persons interested in the estate
of said deceased appear before the said
district court, on Monday. the 26th day
of September, A. ID. 1898. at the hour
of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day. at the
court room of said court, at the court
house in the city of Anaconda, county
of Deer Lodge, state of Montana, to
show cause why an order should not
be granted to said administrator to
sell all of the real estate that should be
necessary, and that a copy of this or
der be published -four ~ successive
weeks i'm THE Anaconda Standard a
newspaper printed and published In
said county. The rea estate asked to
be sold is lot numbered four "a, block
numbered six 90, of the Northern ad.
dition to the city of Anaconda, in said
county: and ii is alleged i'm the petit
ton that IL is necessary to sell said
real estate i'm order to pay the debts
of said decedent.
Dated this 22d day OF August, A. d.
1898. THEO. BRANTLY.
Judge OF Said Court.
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SheriT's sale.


Elvira L. CRAIG. plaintiff, against Sadie J.
Brown and Frank q. Brown, defend
ants.
To be sold at Sherin's Sale:
On the 4th day of October, \. ID. 1898. at
2 o'clock p. m, at the front door of the
court house in the city of Anaconda,
county of Deer Lodge. state of Montana,
the following described real property:
All interest in that possessory land,
claim and homestead of the said Sadie J.
Brown and Frank G. Brown, being about
one hundred and sixty acres, known as
mineral certificate number 2,225. L.. $.
patent; also all interest I'm that certain
tract or parcel of land situated on the
north side Of Warm Springs creek, i'm
Warm Springs canyon, in Deer Lodge
county, state of Montana. being about one
and one-eighth miles in length northwest
erly and southwesterly, and thrce-eighths
Of a mile in width, in township five (5l
north, range twelve O2) west, with all
water rights, bitches and fumes pertain
ing to said ranch; also the Blue Eyed Mel
lie lode mining claim. mineral certificate
No. 1.765, designated by the surveyor
general as lot No. 81 A, township five 90
north. of range twelve G2D west of the
principal meridian. with all water rights.
tramways and appurtenances thereunto
belonging; also the Black Chief lode min
ing claim. designated by the United
States surveyor general of Montana as
survey No. APP; also the Eclipse lode
mining claim. being designated by said
surveyor general as No. 1923; also the
Summit lode mining claim, designated by
said surveyor general as No. 4,224: all Of
the three last mentioned mining claims
being situated in said Deer Lodge county,
and for a more particular description OF
all Of the above mentioned property refer
ence is hereby made to the records in the
clerk and recorders office OF Deer Lodge
county. state of Montana.
Dated this nth day of September. A. ID.
1898.
JOHN FITZPATRICK.
Sheriff Of Deer Lodge County, State OF
Montana.
BY NJ. NJ. Donoghue, Under Sheriff.