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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-07

The Chinese question might be
called clothesline social.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-07

We are opposed to mud and are
in favor of brick.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-07

Boiling a convention is not exclu-
sively Morgantown habit.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-07

When Mr.. Powell, of Fairmont,
heard the News from Dayton he at
once began to whet the cheese knife
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-07

England and Russia haven't acheck
but they are taking the Chinese wash
ing allie samee.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-07
National Park of the Palisades.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Senator Platt
of New York has introduced a bill to
establish a national park on the Pail
sades of the Hudson river.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-07

The town ticket was chosen with
less excitement than any for years.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-07

The financial statement will likely
be made before very long.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-07

There is frost in Florida but the
weather in Ohio still remains warm.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-07

Somebody evidently wanted to
vote for Col. Fairchild yesterday.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-07
A set of books is in order.

The receptive candidates seem to
have received it.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-07

The girl who uses cosmetics is hard
ly ever as bad as she is painted.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-07
\ wen-Known Minister d ad.

SALEM, Or. Jan. Rev. S. g.
Adams, a we'll known Unitarian min
lister, is dead, aged - years.
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PITTSBURG, Jan. 6

steady We quote prices: Prime, "a. 9004 50 !;
choice, "a. 7GQ4 so; good, $4.50(a4.60 tidy, S4@
al AZ fair, $3.S594 .25; common, $3.25036
heifers, $ ,.25(9440; bulls, stays and cows
s.. 00(D370 bologna COWS. $S.60@15.t0; fresh
cows and springers, $20.60050.00.
deckers on sale; market active and shaa
stronger than yesterday. We quote Prime.
mediums, So. 70ta3.s0; best Workers and pigs
s3.70(G3. 705 heavy, $3.6503. 70; roughs, So 50t
3.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-supply was ia -
and the market slow We quote as fo!
lows: Choice sheep, $4.65(@4.75; good, S4.5GG
AGO; fair, $4.0094. 20; common, $325013 T. 3
choice lambs, S591g600; common to gooC .
$4.50(g5.S0; veal calves, $6.50007.25; heavy al.
thin calves, $3.00(Q4.00.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-07
MAY CHOOSE GARRARD.
The Anti-Hanna Men Likely to
Unite on Him For Senator.
THE COMBINE WELL ORGANIZED.

Acting on the Defensive, with the Hanna
People Charging Desperately--Repub-
lican Committee Issues Call For "a
Massmeet g-McLean's Position.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-07

LODGES BILL OPPOSED.
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CINCINNATI, Jan. G.

HOGS-Market active at SO. 0l(03. 621a.
CATTLE-Afarket easier at 81. 25(G4.Gj
SHEEP AND LA3fBS-Market for shees
ateady at 81. 75t9f,s. Lambs-Market stead
at 81. o96g5.S5.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-07

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.
WHEAT-Spot market flrm No. 2 red
sl.0016
CORN-Spot market firm; No. 2, 359351se
OATS-Spot market steady; No. q 2S14 e.
aS1ac.
CArTLE-None on sale and no tradina
European cables quote American steers 3
e34(g1t13c per round dressed weight; refriges
ator beef at 719C9Sc per pound.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Market slight :
easier. Sheep, SD 50g4 s.; lambs, $5.45G8. 81 /
HOGS-Market higher at S4.00D4.25.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-12-09
Express and Telegraph.

The coming session of the legisla-
ture will no doubt look sharply after
the interests of the people in their re-
lations with the railroads, but the
duty the members owe their constitu-
ents will not end there. There are
others. The express and telegraph
companies, for instance, are greater
sinners against the public in proper
tion to the amount Of business they
transact than the railroads ever
thought of being, aud 1t will be a
grave mistake IL they are not brought
to book. Their charges are exorbit-
ant to degree that Is appalling when
their expenses are considered, and as
far as the telegraph is concerned 1T
practices discrimination against towns
In this state. Aberdeen among the
number, that make even the railroads
blush with shame. Besides this, the
amount OF taxes they pay Is ridlcul.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-12-09

ously small in preparation to the mon
ey they take out Of the state, being
comparatively nothing as compared
with the taxes paid by the roads.
The difficulty In coping with them In
this respect seems to lie In the fact
that they are able to transact their
business with very little property, and
some other kind of law should be
devised to make them bear their just
share of maintaining the state and
local governments. The platform Of
the republican party pledges It's rep
resentatives TO secure equality in tax
alton and this should be one of the
first duties OF the legislature.
Another thing that should be done
in connection with telegraph legisla-
tiOn is to make it d criminal of1ense
for an operator or other empl0ye TO
divulge the contents Of message re-
ceived at his Office or passing through
on the wires. Last year practically
every message directed TO the News
was made public property in some OF
the towns along the line, and although
the attention Of the general manage
ment was called TO the practice, moth
ing practical was ever done to stop it.
What happened to the News messages
no doubt happened to others, and the
| public can easily realize the impor-
tance Of passing a law that will guar
antee the enjoyment OF rights OF priv
| acy IN the transmission OF messages.
In this matter of regulating the ex-
press and telegraph business within
the state, and compelling these COM
panies to pay their just share OF taxa
tion, there is an opportunity for some
clear-headed legislator to make a
| splendid record for himself and his
party A berdeen News.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-12-09

A PAIR Of SKATES FREE-Every
purchaser of a pair Of skates at our
establishment between now and Feb
ruary first will have chance to guess
as to the number of skates sold during
that period. The person guessing
nearest the number will receive as a
present fine $3.50 pair Of club
skates.
GULLICK BROS.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-12-09

ing their babes into the wor1as sO,;dis d
Philosophy of this kind !. -
gross ignorance. The fact ia ~. Sssec 2
no necessity for the severe @ sna tAei
gone by the average woman Pd1u q
Is strong and healthy in a vo. 4 AVA
motherhood means to her Nv. ,w..o,manly
ing: Inc trouble lies in the iass s sa
majority of women suffer froM ~. y.
and disease of the distinctlv a I've Mesk
ganism ana are untitled for r,aaa ale
This can always be remedied nSsusi ~
Favorite Prescription is a sure ~ nfa
permanent cure for all disordspseo
description. 1t acts directly On s IS. q
and important organs concerrsI nv e oeh
them healthy, strong, y;yoromue ri
elastic. 1t banishes the indisnos.;ss;.F ss;F
the period of expectancy and mss.u vTss'un .
advent easy and almost painless =
ems and vitalizes the feminine n,,, = qu
insures healthy and robust NAM
sands Of women have testified
velous merits. Honest druoc;s.. ~
offer substitutes, and urge then tb'S % !
as Just as good" up0l
~ suffered fourteen years. 49,.
Mary J. Stewart, of Box a6, Saro,.ad ,m.ad
Clara Co., Cal, with female weainas
ness and general debility. I tried sSs..1s! nss
no avail. DR.. Pierce's Favorite p,.yI.a
and Golden Medical Discovery cured rss,S! y !.
The names, addresses and photo,r,..
hundreds OF women cured by Dr p..]
medicines are printed by perm;..;.'
the peODle'S Coru,oo,
ADVISER It's free. For paper.co,,.
copy send 81 one-cent stamps 10 sssv..' ro,.v Y,
ing only. French cloth binding n ~.
Address DIR. r. v. Pierce, Bnissio ~ n
Every woman needs great med;r., =. =
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Msd..s
wiser fills this want. It contains os.s l
pages and nearly 500 illustrations w.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-12-09

HAY for Sale.

Hay tor Sale.
Fresh and good Timothy Hay, $3 a
load or "a per ton. Inquire at Central
livery stable. IF. A. ERSTAD.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-12-09

BY paying ous year in ,,yINl;s sdssiS nv
PAPER we will send the 49, ~ VAN
S.j,ls hailA ts kts t'ts ssss ~ ~
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-05-26
THE PROPER NAN.
4 Sketch or Lieutenant Andrew
Rowan now in Cuba.

The Chicago Record publishes the
following, which will be OF interest to
the many friends OF Lieutenant Rowan.
Lieutenant Andrew Rowan. who
landed last week on the south shore OF
Cuba and is now supposed TO be in the
camp of Gomez. is Il modest, unassum-
ing infantry officer, who came from
West Virginia and graduated from the
military academy at Wost Point I'm
1881. There is another man of tho
same name in the army Lieutenant
Hamilton Rowan of the second artil-
isry, who is tho son of the late Admiral
Rowan. OF the navy-and the two men
are often confused. Andrew Rowan
has made IA special study OF topogra phy
and neurology. lie has served in
Kansas and married u lady of that
state, who is now at Atohison with
their only child. Lieutenant Rownn
spent considerable time at Fort WAYNE.
Michigan, near Detroit, while his regi-
ment was there, but has few acquain-
tances. He is modest, retiring, reticent
and slow to make friends. From Aprn,
1891, until Septe IN bcr. 1899, he was en-
gagged on the survey OF tho Intr.Conti.
mental Railway. and there learned to
speak Spanish fiuently, Three years
ago ho was detailed for duty iu the
bureau Of military intelligence at the
war department and in March was de.
tached and assigned 90 duty as military
attaene with the United States legation
IN Chie. but before his departure he
was selected by the board OF strategy
as the best man available To- send
through the Spanish line and open
communication with the insurgents.
Those who know Lieutenant Rowan
we'll are positive that no better man
could have been selected for such duty.
lie has AL all the GOODNESS and courage
necessary, Is familiar with the Spanish
character, full OF resources and capable
OF meeting any emergency,
lie 10 II son of ex,State Treasurer
Rowan, who was elected In 1899 when
MacCorkle was elected Governor Of
west Virginia lie has a brother liy.
ing In Char r'eaton and holding Office
under the city government
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glorious Republic avenge that national
disgrace.
You Americans make great mis-
take II you think you can drive Spain
on this island within short time. II
will take six months, at least, perhaps
longer. No one knows better than I
the ability Of the Spaniards as fighters
Spaniards are fools. They are
cruel animals. They are quixotic, but
they are brave. Oh, yes. they are
brave They will fight to the bitter
end. Nothing but the fiercest kind OF
lighting can drive them out of Cuba.
" | fear that Americans will exercise
too much leniency and forbearance in
dealing with the Spaniards. When did
spaniards ever show aEy leniency or
humanity in war. or at any other time
for that matter? Why should Aneri.
cans treat them in any other way than
that in which they have all ways treated
Cubans and every other people with
whom they have come in contact.
This blockading of seaports is all
right as far as it COOS, but IL does not
go Tar enough. do not believe that
1t will ever make Spain let 90 her grin
on Cuba, at least for long time The
navy will go on blockading for the
next six months. Nothing will have
been accomplished. The Americans
will DO tired and disguised and then
Spain will ask for an armistice. The
United states vail grant it, and that
will put an end to the war"
" Do you want American infantry to
help the Cubans p the correspondent
asked
The Geueral twisted his beard for a
moment before he said :" We don't
want them now, Perhaps we shall
later on, but certainly not at present.
When the rainy season is beginning. as
it is at present, American soldiers
would die Off as fast as the spaniards
have done. Then, after ALL what do
we want Of American soldiers anyway
II the Americans will only take the
seaports the CubanS can take care OF
the rest II they only have the neces-
sary arms and ammunition.
What we want from the United
States Is ammunition, not men. II ia
not necessary TO specify what kisd
AHy ammunition that thoy will send us
will be thankfully received. Yes. we
want artillery. We want rifles. Rem
ingtons for Mauser bullets-our men
are most accnatomed to these, and we
want cartridges. We want clothes,
TOO, but not so badly as guns and am-
munition. Let them 10 seut at once.
ana in large quantities. and we will
take care OF the Spaniaris in the iuto-
rior Of Cuba. Interview with Gomez
by Cor Pittsburg Dispatcn.
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That Matansas Mule.

The mule stood on Matanzas shore,
Aud each true Yankee sailor
Shrieked, Make hot with shell and shot.
lie looks like General Weyler."
A gunner on tho brave New York
Said, Now, by Spanish Saneho.
All hands keep cool; think that mule
Is Governor-Geaera Blanoo."
Quoth the Cincinnatis pilot.
That mule is Blanoo's master;
i've been TO Spain, and to me It's plain,
lie looks like old sagasta."
The captain o the Puritan
Said. Boys, now make him vanish;
AZ sea all mules look alike To me.
Especially when they're spanish"
a red hot shot went to the SPOT.
Whioh made that mule 90 on so
That he fell down and cracked his crow o
As will later King Alfonso.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-05-26
Spain.

A Scared old snarling lion, with
scraggy, tattored name.
His claws and teeth all broken, lies the
ancient realm OF Spain;
With the thirst OF blood still on him.
and still with hungry NAV,
He rends poor bleeding Cuba, PROSTATE
there beneath his paw.
He's fierce and famed man-eatsr, aud
from early days of yore
Has ravaged many an island, wasted
many a toeming shore,
Aud the victims number millions whom
his strength has overpowered,
Whom with ravening. bloody slaughter
no has mangled and dovoured;
Hut his roar grows faint and hollow,
and hunter from the West
VIII snatch away fair Cuba. with her
torn and bleeding breast,
And send him bowling, limpiug, reviled
OF gods and men.
Back to- growl midst bones and dark.
ness, in his medieval den.
New York Tribune
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-05-26
GOMEZ
Says The Insurgents Do Not Reed
Our Troops.
Guns And Ammunition Are What
They Want.
We Had No Cause For War Until the
Maine Was Sunk.

Although am glad. that the reason
assigned 10y the President makes us n
nation,it cannot possibly be intsrpreted
TO mean anything that looks like an
nexation. have always said" Gem
eral Gomez continued. as he thought
fully twisted his beard, THAT tho
United States had really no just ground
for war with Spain until after the
Spaniards blew mp the Maine in Havana
harbor. After that so deeply did ! feel
the terrible outrage that had been
committed upon the American people
that had been at my home in Santo
Domingo instead of here in the field
of Cuba l should have gone at once to
the United States and enlisted as pri-
vate soldier in the army 10 help the
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-05-26
National Educational association
Meeting, Washington. ID. e., July
TO ~. 1925. Baltimore & Ollie
Railroad.

For this occasion tho baltimore &
Ohio Railroad will soil tickets 20 Wash
ington al tho low rate OF oNE FARE for
the ROUND rpiP plus 900 mem berahip
Zee Except that from baltimore the
rate viii be Sl.2j round trpJ. Tickets
will up sold from Pittsburg, Parfers-
burg, Wheeling and points east thereof
on July 4 70 inclusive good returnipo,
leaving Washington July 3 To- 1s in.
elusive with privilege of extension nn-
ul August 30, 1873 81 tickot IS demo-
tied with 3int agent 81 Washinyt,p
on or before July l2, and payment of
fee OF fifty laQl cents solid vestibuled
trains from On icago, st Louis. Cincin.
natl, Louisville, Columbus. pittsbnro
and intermediate points The Rovai
Blue Trains between New York. Phil.
adelpnia. Baltimore and WasninQton.
finest and fastcst trains Ga America,
Coll on agent baltimore q Ohio Rail
road for full information ooncornins
stopovers and side trips. The BaIti
more 8 Ohio Railroad b. tho most i'm
terestinR, historical and scene rout,
Ia AmeuoA
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DEER PARK HOTEL, DEER PARK
MARYLAND.
Most Delightful summer Resort OF
The AlIegbenics.

swept by mountain brcezes. . 500
feet above sea level and removed from
all anuOyances Absoiutelv free frons
malaria. hay fever and mosquitoa. on
Main Zine of Baltimore 6 Ohio Rail-
road. Hotel and Cottages. Every mod
ern convenience. Electric Lights ole.
vator' Turkish Baths, two large swim.
ming Pools. Golf Links, Tennis Courts
Bow ling Alleys, Magnificent Drives
Complete Livery Service. An,,roii.
Naval Academy Band. Deligbtfpt co,.
Jages FURNISHED for housekeening Il
desired) ready for occupancy Jpne fst
Hotel opon from June 25th to sente m.
bcr 30th.
For rates and Information address +,
Q. Jones, Manager, B a. o. Buildi,,g
Baltimore, Md, until June iOth A.
ter that time, Deer Park, Carre,i
County Nd,
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S2d National Eneampment q. A. n.
Cincinnati Ohio. September 5th to
10th 1898 Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad

For this occasion tickets will be ao1d
at the low rate Of ONE FARE for tho
HOUND TRIP, from all points on the Bal.
tlmore ~ Ohio Railroad east OF pitts-
burg. Parkersburg and Wheeling in.
elusive. good going on Septouber erJ
and 4th. aud good returning not e,,rli.,
than September 9Th, nor later tbtn
september lath. except by dopositin0
ticket with joint agent at CiuciDnaii
between September 9th and Dtb In.
elusive, and ou payment Of Zee OF
twenty-five l2al cents. when return
limit may be extended 20 Ioaoo Gins
oinnat, to and uoludlng October gI
ls88.
Owing % the great patriotic wovo
sweeping the country at tho nrosent
time. great interest will be manifosted
1T this meeting. Solid vestibuiod
trains Of elegant coaohos. Pullman
sleeping Cars. Observation Oars and
splendid Dining C4r Service. Three
through trains daily from New York
Philadeiphia. Baltimore and Wash
innton. and two from Pittsburg.
bet fnil prrticulars from Ticket
Agent, Baltimore e. Ohio Railroad.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-05-26
a Tucker County Elopement.
From The Oakland Journal.

From The Oakland Journal
On Thursday OF last week, our devil
who is somewhat of a spotter, sighted
u couple in town, which he surmised
were going TO get hitohcd, and at onoe
notified tho editor. who kept a close
watch on them. The day was rainv
and cold so we did not follow the trail
very long until we gave up the chase
and from the Journal Office window
kept close watch. After procuring
the necessary license and having the
ceremony performed. they adjourned
to corner grocery for the midday
meal which after much parleyIng and
many reductions were procured. and
consisted OF box sardiues. 4lbs Sweit-
zer cheese 3 scotch herring. lib OF
water crackers, and 2 bottles OF nan.
After Partaklng OF this menu thew
started cut to take in tho town and see
the sights, The bride was attired in a
white null dress with yellow cane.
black mitts, and wore a som brero hat
proiusely decorated with roses, and
rooster feathers, and her foet were
neatly eHcased in u pair OF No. 10 low
cuts The groom wore a cutawav
pulled before it was ripe, and a pair OF
bulldog leans pants OF tho latest sf. .2s
cut with pearl white hat and stoea
boots After lettering about town for
few hours aud supplying themselves
with peanuts, pop corn and candy.
they drove out OF town behind ane
pair Of horses and new buggy, which
was the best looking feature Of the
entire outfit.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-05-26
roTIcE TO CREDITORS.

TO the creditors of J. VI Gribbs deceased
In pursuance OF a dooree Of the Circuit curt
OF the County OF Preston, ade In cause there
in pending. 70 subject the real estate of the
said j NJ 0ribble TO the payment OF his debts
you are required TO present your claims against
the estate Of tho sa J. VI. Gribble FOR sdiudi-
cation To }. W, Watson, Commissioner at his
omce in the aaid county on or before the 9Th
day OF June next
Il, witness ". watson olerk OF said court
this 18th day Of April. 1895.
j, W. WATSON. Clerk.
P.J. Crogan, Atty. 42i-'9s az s5O5
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WET Vim GINA NORTHERN
NnRNIHn rRA1Ns

No. leaves KingW0pd NJ 90 a m. and ar
rtoes at IahDelten az 30, connecting with No.
west, aud No. Il cast. Returning leaves Tun-
nelton at 10 0'olack and arrives AZ KiBgwoad
~ q. -,
AFTERNOON TR AIMS.
Ne. leaves Kingwo0d at p. ~ and ar.
wives at runuelton at 30 connecting with No 46
and No. ~ east, fast train and &C accommodates
both, and No. ~ west. ReturniT e. leaves Tun-
nsltsn about 10 o'clock. arriving at Kingwood
81 = m. Trains daily excopt Sunday.
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TO CREDITORS.

To the creditors Of John r.. Walker deceased,
10 pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Court {
Ot the County Of Preston. made in "a cause
thereln pending, 90 subject the real estate OF
the said John T Walker TO the payment Of his
uebt5, you are required % present your claims
aaanst the estate OF the said John r. Walker
tgr adludtoa ion 20 j. W Watson Commissions
eI, ny M ONCE in the said county On pr before
tho 9th day II june uoxt
witness, j. ". Watson o,oph ~ aafd c.,urt
this Ga day of APRIL, 1893
Brown q Hyde. Attys. 4sl 'o8sf en-
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WAN TED /!

Active. reliable men TO solicit orders for
Fruit and Ornamental Nursery stock, strictly
brst-class ana true To name Perma ent em-
poyment. good pay. Business easily learned
state age and occupation. Write at once for
terms and territory. Established az years
The r.. Chase Co. South Pam square Pbila .
dephia, pa. 10 LOS
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TWO GOOD BARGAINS.
TTOR SALE IN KINGwooD
2 Comfortable DWELLING Houses.

One Fine Two-siorv Residence with Ten
Rooms. Good Yard and Carbon. aud 5l Acres ~
Land, Good stable and fl nscossary out
iBuildinns, Good cellar and sp,endii water.
itue Young Fruit. Apples. Peaches, plEms.
Cog itlou, Lately Paperod and Painted
me Otler Dwelling is Twu-story and six
Large Rooms, with Garden situated on Maiu
street. Also in Splendid Condition
Both Properties will be sold on Fav5rabIo q
Terms, Coll tn or address
WILLIAM II. WENFAR
kircwOod ~ Va
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II1VcT- N. u. Got HI. 1e01.
ME5sRa Ely BROs.i-Tns H41u re.,oh
ed ma safely and iu so short y slime the
ehcct is surprising Ny son saws tho
FiRsr application gave decided relief
! have shelf hIled with "Catarr,
Cures" Tomorrow the stove shall re-
cciye them and Elv's Cream Balm will
rcign Supreme. Respectfully.
MRs FnAEKfrN FaEFwAN
Cream Balm is kept bv aU drugoiets
Full size soc Tpiaf Size 10 cente AL.
mail TO-
ELY BROS 80 Wauca St,NY itv
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-05-26

WANTED - TRUSTWORTHY AND
Active gentlemen or ladies 20 travel
for responsible, established houee In
West Virginia. Monthly S6a 90 and ox.
Penses, Position steady. Reference
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