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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-10-13

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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-17
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pages twice-a-week. and The Republic
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The Republic Sunday Magazine was
the newspaper success of 1897 A home
journal of the best class, 10 large pa
ges every week, 4 pages of fun, Ii
pages of the brightest and best read
ing printed. 1t contains more high.
class pictures and cartoons than were
ever attempted ia any other publica-
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contribute to The Republic Magazine
than to any other Western publication.
The Magazine will be sold only In
connection with the semi-weekly Re-
public, but is mailed separately each
week. Address all orders 10
THE REPUBLIC,
St. Louis. Mo.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-17

Senator Faulkner is now conf
dent that Mrs. Kenna will continue
indefinitely as postmistress at
Charleston. lie has made pretty
careful poll of the Senate, and finds
that four fifths of the Senator'S are
opposed to superseding Mrs. Keuns
and wonld vote to ieJect Petty's
nomination If it came before them.
1t is not improbable that a petition
may be sent to the President.
signed 10y large number of Sena-
tors, requesting the withdrawal OF
Petty's name.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-17
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

- W fhAe''AO-NNAef' SsA
b. +. squires ct al
vs.. In Equity
II. VI. Squires. Admir-. ct al.
In pursuance ~ a decree Of the Circuit Court
of Preston county, the undersigned will on the
22nd Day Of March, 1898,
at the front door Of the Court House IN King
wood. offer for sale the realty decreed 10 So
sold In The above case, which consists OF an
undivided moiety Of
249 Aeres Of Land,
situated In Preston county. The tract 81 land
81 which the undivided inoiety aforesaid II y
part, was conveyed 10 Reuben Is. SQuires mi. d
benjamin NJ SQulres by jam n r. aud K ia
beth Squires, by deed dated April g. 1892 To
which reference is here made IN Book B. page
81. Of land records ~ Preston county
'Fhe above Is a valuable tract Of land; stu
ated on the waters Of Three Fork about three
miles from the Baltimore a Ohio Railroad a
considerable part thereof Is cleared. with
buildings and other improvements thereon. Tho
land u rich
TERMS:-tt will be sold for Quo third cash.
and the residue upufI n credit of o. " and ~
months. the purchaser executing interest
bearing notes with approved security for the
deferred instruments ~ purchase money.
Tx Try CLAY HYDE,
JAMES A BROWN.
Special Commissioners.
Bond and security has been given n the
above cause as required by law. and the decree
siio3n s7i5
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-17

Ihe Executive Committee of the
National Editorial Association has
been in session at the Palmer
honse, in Chicago, this week, to
arrange for the next meeting of the
Association. 1t will be held in
Denver, Colorado, September 9th
to 9Th, and the citizens Of the Cen.
tennlal State are making arrange
ments for an elaborate iiinery for
The Association, and will take the
editors all over State after the
session IS over, after which thew
Will likely go on to California and
up through Oregon and Washing
ton.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-17
That Martinsburg Best Bower
took the Fishery Tick all right,
although the game was a long one.

The Journal of this place gave
Rowlesburg a big wiite up last week
that was a highly creditable affair,
add entities it to liberal patron
age from the citizens OF the River
City. The matter was from the
prolific pen Of Mr.. K. NJ. Herr
mans, lately with the Journal, but
now at Charleston.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-17
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Y ,
WEsr VIRGINIA. -.
AZ Rules hold w the CLERKS Office ~ the Cir-
cult Curt Of Preston Ounty, ON the first MOn-
day ~ February. 1913
Elizabeth O Wmtridgo etsl
Vs. In ghanoerv
james Boyce Jr, ct al
The object n this suit - 10 appoint a re-.
ceiver 70 take charge of she real estate In the
bill aud proceedings mentioned.
To compel an accounting with the adminis-
tratrix and heirs Of Martin T. Shahcr deceased
for the rents and profits Of aud for timber cut
from said real estate; and 10 sell the said real
estate, and partition the proceeds among the
owners thereof
. And y appearing That the defendants, James
Royce ~. John Bryce. " lillian Wheeler
Royce Amelia stopfOrd; Catharine HarIison;
Mary y Poei WIN. a Fisher; w lillian a. stop.
fordi Henry Z StOpfOrd Charles n stOpsord;
na1ei stopfofd; james Boyco Post Mabel
Post, Sc mel w. Hiss; Georie r A. Hiss;
james ". Hiss and ~. Salzer are not residents
OF ths state, on motion % the plaintiffs. % "
ordered that ibV 80 4 defen ants DO appear
mere within one inuitn after the date " the
hrst publication here T. and do what 4. neo
essarg 20 protect their interests, n that this
order be published in tho W est irglnia Argus
a newspaper Published in this county
A copy.l este
j. ". WATSON. CIsrk.
? ,. Crogan. counecl tor plaipti6
.e.io- q a. $50.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-17

AS fish and snake stories are out
OF season just now. we have a short
grasshopper yarn for our readers.
and can prove it by Jim Freeland
and Deliver Hartsell, two promi-
nent citizens Of Twilight. They
report that one day last week, when
Mother Earth was covered several
inches deep with a downy fleece Of
snow, they were walking along the
road and Hartsell espied something
hopping along on the snow and
picked it up, aud found what is
commonly called grasshoppcr.
although in this case it was snow
hopper, evidently Of the Klondike
variety. IL seemed as lively ~ a
June-bug in dog days, or cricket
by an old fashioned wood fire.
Where he came from or whittier
bound, depOnent says naught.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-17

MIR. Mckinley has not forgotten
to take good care of his personal
friends. Another one Of them, Mr.
VIM. j. Calhoun. of Illinois, who
it will be remembered was sent to
Cuba as the personal and confiden-
tial representative OF MIR. Mckinley
last spring, has been given fat
berth. Mr.. Calhoun is to get the
position on the Inter. State Com
merce Commission vacated by the
retirement Of Hon. VIM. r. Nor
Tison, the old Democratic war horse
of illinois. A Pennsylvanla man
WAS slated for this position, but 80
many vigorous protests we're re-
ceived from labor org,niz tions
that Mr.. Mckinley was afraid to
appoint him.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-17

Several ladies of this town are
engaged in the very commcndable
and patriotic effort to raise con-
tri6ution for the Cuban Relief
Fund to help the unfortunate and
starving people OF that war stricken
isle. Mrs. +. Heermans. Mrs. J.
w. Parks and Miss Lily Elliott are
the leaders in this charitable en-
terprise. and should be assisted by
every citizen of the town.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-17
DRDEK Oh PUKLICATIoN

| lNHHi~ VT ~ bblCSIlON
West fEGiNfA. ss.
Al Ru.es held in the Clerks eftjcc ~ I,
Circuit tourt Of Preston county, ON The ii,
Monday of February. 1895
Shakinan q LOwey
In Chopc.rv
VI. MtEimmy. ct al
The object OF this SuN is To- enforce tho coll,
ton OF The Judgment IT the plaintiffs n.ai'
he rea estate Of the defendant Marion \
hlininy, IN the bi and proceedings mentjone
Ana itHppearing hat the deter df,,fs N
,D"weil. Eye " Company: n \ Nicholson
company: aud ravis ~ Gasbns. are NOT r,
luentH ~ ~ State. on motiou Of the plaintiff
" Is ordered that the said defendants do ;
pear mere within one month after the da 2
me hrst publication hereof, and do what
This Order he published in the Nest \ 1, cir
hrSus' newspaper publ bei IN this county
copy-Tcste:
% -JsW. WATSON, Clerk
2lOgS-It So -
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-17
The battle.sbip Miami. ono ., !

The battle-ship Maine, one of the
strongest and best belonging to our
Navy, was blown up Tuesday night
OF this week in the haroor Mt Ha.
vana and several hundred men
killed and wounded. The country
has been greatly excited over it.
since 1T is suspected to be- the result,
of some Spanish treacbory. but ur
To going to press no official repor,
or definite details can be secured
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-17
0RDER OF PUBLICATIONS.

Est NtRofSIA A.
~ Rules held In fLe Clerks Office Of n
Circuit Court ~ Preston County, on N
hrst Monday " February. 1875.
Jno. T. alker's Admir-.
rs Ia Cbop..crv
in T. Walkers hrs. e. al.
The object 81 THIS snli IS 20 subject fbe ro
estate 81 which John r. Walker dicd seized :
the payment of his debts
And ~ appearing th4t the defendants. --.
stanton end --- children and heirs OF AM
stanton deceased. ar 10 the plaintiff pnknow
on MOTION OF the plaintiff 10 isntdefcd That N
said defendants do appear here within of
month utter Inc date of The hrst nublioatiC
herc,f and do what 81 recea-ary a. rrotsi
their interests. and that this order DO published
~ the " CT Virginia a gus, a newspaper pull
lisheG IN this county
\ copy -Tcste
Nv. WAT OK. clerk /
Browp & hyde, Counsel for plaintiff
2i0p ~ sf5s
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-17

The West Virginia University
Athletic Association has been char.
tered under the laws of the state.
the association will be Differed
"nd managed by the students, SUI
Ject 10 such general regulations ms
may be prescribed by the board OF
regents and faculty. All the athle
ticinterests of the University will
oe under the control Of the assocla.
ton.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-17


We are in receipt of the follow
ing beautiful poem from James
Brainard Morgan, editor Of the
Times at Gerardstown, this STAGE.
The author is imbued with the di-
vine genius of true poe5y, and his
writings deserve to rank with those
having national reputation. Mr..
Morgan is the poet Of the State
Editorial Association.
Gle CARETH FOR You"
Conide in His care who sparrows
doth feed,
You never shall want, lie knoweth
your need;
All grace lie supplieth,
TO be or to DO;
No good thing denieth-
"He careth for you"
u lilies so far, in beauty array'd,
Ifgrsss Of the field 80 quickly to fade
Are clothed by His granting
OF robes fresh and new,
Shall ye be left wanting?
"He careth for you"
Seek 6rst the kingdom Of God
eVermore,
he ell other things will add to your
store;
With trust and glad singing,
Life's journey parsue;
All good He is bringing,
"lIe csreth for you"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-17

George ". Bowers Of Martins.
burg, has bad the best luck fishing
Of anyone We know OF for long
time. He has been appointed Fish
Commissioner az a salary Of -, 900
per year.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-17

The preliminary contest for the
Wiles prize at the West Virginia
University will be held April % to
reduce the number Of contestants
to six. This is prize of one hun
dred dollars offered by Mr.. j. w.
Wlles, an alumnus of the Univers-
ity, for the best Grafton by a men,
Der of the senior class.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-17
.RDER on pnnLlcArIoN.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
WKsT NfuGfNfA. ~.
At rules held IN the clerks once Of the al
cult couf ~ Preston county, on the irst SO
day Of February 1913.
Allen a Ellis
Dennis " sheets, OF al
Tho object Of this suit Is 20 enforce tho on
ment 81 the p aint6 Judgment against
individual interest 81 the defendant Dennis (
Sheets in The real estate 81 which the late Jos
Sheets dieG seized
And u appearing ftom an affidavit Ried In n
papers ~ this cause That dus diligence has bes
used 20 fnd the defendant Ambrose B. sheef
but without o0ect, and " also appearing frf
said anldavit shat the defendant Henois
sheets Is not y resid emit Of ih stale. ON fnoff
~ the plaintiff. ~ IS ordered that tie ead =
PENDANTS Do appear here within ono NOR.
after the date Of the hrst publication here's
and do what is GeCcssarg o. protect fhoir 4
tcrost and that THIS ordor be published In y
West Virginia Argus, newspaper pub ishec
this county.
A copy-restes
p. >. crogau. Counsel for glalntids
80 IS 1880
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-17

The subjects OF Miss Jane Ad-
dams lectures at the West Virginia
University, beginning August I2,
will be- 1.-The SOCIAL Theories OF
Count Tolstoi," "The Non-resis-
lance of Tolstoi versus the Nom
resistance Of Jesus" "Social obi
CATIONS Of Citizenship" and "En-
glish and American Social Settle
ments."
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-17


A three corDered controversy is
now under Roadway in regard to
the Hospital management at Wes.
ton, with the State Times on one
side and the World and Indepen.
dent on the other. The former IS
turning the light en- pretty strong
and scoring sOme severe points
against the new administration Of
Hospital alfairs. The World and
Independent (although both names
are terrible misuomers, for the
former is only very small chunk
Of mod instead Of the whole world
and ihe latter is anything else but
independent) both being Republi-
can. are trying TO defend the los
pitsl mismanagement, bat the
Times seems 10 bea match for ''tbe
World. the flesh and the devil -
and al the rest Of the shootin'
mafch. and the aforesaid outfit n
getting "ft.Ouf" and "done up
Brown" Let the fnr fiy and the
band play Johnny, get yonr gan,
-gogr sword and your pistol"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-17
ORDER OF PUBLICATIONS.

WgST-V IEGINIA, S.
AZ Ru es held in the Clerks Office Of the q
cult Court of Preston County. on tho 6rst Il =.
day OF February fsOs
James NJ. Gribble's Admir-.
vs. Tin Thancort
Isovina Gribhle ct al
The object of this suit r. To- settle the ADM
tstratlon accounts of the . aintin. construe 4
VIII OF the decedent and subject the real est
of which the decedent died seized. to the 70
ment Of his debts. >
md u ar; caring that the defendants Low
6flbDle. John lIHines and Willie Cribble n
not reside Is OF this STATE, on motion Of I
piaintin. u IS ordered thut The said defendai
40 appear here within one month after the da
~ the hrst publication hereof and 40 what
necessary TO protect their intere-ts aud ~
this order be published III the " est Virgin
Argus, newspaper published I'm this county.
eopy-Teste
J. W. WATSON. Clerk
+. J. Croaan. Counsel for plaintiff.
2 10 % ~ $40
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-17
WIT AND HUMoR.

Our Governor is doing better now
than he did awhile back. He made
u speech down at Tampa, Florida.
the other day, at the Commercial
Congress of the South md West,
that was well received and contained
some good things. lie spoke OF the
products Of our soil aud of our
skilled labor and the natural nd
yantages OF the South. But it was
when he drew the picture Of what
the South was yet to be that Gov
ernor Atkinson's humor was at its
best. Then he said:
with harbors unsurpassed, ships
should be leaving every hour from
these ports, carrying our products
acr oss the seas to lands less favored
than our own. With our prscti-
caIly iDexhaustible forests, We can
furnish boards enough TO fence in
the universe and have supply left
sufficient to lay board walk to The
snow-bound regions. of the Klon-
dixie. With our coal We can heat
the earth hotter than the siery
furnace OF Shadrach, Meshach and
Abednego, and hnve surplus
enough to furnish steam for all the
ships on oil the seas. With our
natural gas we can. il it were con-
centrsted. make Pluto ashamed of
his boosted dominion, and cause
him to flee to the mountains OF
West Virgins in search of the cool,
balmy breezes which can only be
found In that charming Switzerland
of America. With our crude pc.
troleum we can, il we want to.
grease every axle and cog and wheel
and pinion in this and all Lands,
and at the same time oil the hinges
of every stump orators jaw from
Florida Keys to the north pole,
having enough left over, when
properly refined, to light up all the
dark places on terra firma like u
spectacular aurora boreuiis. With
our cotton and our tooacco aud our
rice aud our sugar and our semi
tropical fruits, what may we not
expect when every strong, broad
shouldered southern man had his
back against the wagon, and is
pushing all he can ?"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-17

The 0ratorical Association of
West Virginia and Western Penn
sylvania will hold its annual con-
test I'm May ut Waynesburg college
AT the last contest the medal was
won by the representative of the
w. V. u.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-17

An exchange gets OF the follow.
ing: 1T men are the salt Of the
earth, women are undoubtedly the
sugar. Salt is neeessary--sugar a
luxury. Vicious men are saltpetre,
stern men are rock salt, nice men
are table salt. Old maids are
brown sugar good hatnrod matrous
the loaf sugar, and pretty girls the
6ue pulverized sugar. Pass the
pulYerized sugar, please"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-17

Representative DIngley should
give Senator Hale, Of his State, a
little coaching on prosperity"
When Mr.. Hale was attempting, as
usual, to defend Spain when it had
been attacked by other Senators, he
incidentally mentioned that there
were a million idle men in the
United States. Now, surely no
sane man would call a country the
size OF the United States prosperous
while a million men sre idle.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-17

An important change has been
made in the requirements for the
degree Of Bachelor OF Laws at the
West Virgins University. The
degree Of A. B. H. has been abol-
ished and the LII. b. course in
the future will cover four years,
two in college work and two in law.
This change, however, does not nf.
feet any students now pursuing the
A. u. l.. or LII. Is. course. The
University will keep its implied
contract with its students as set
forth in the catalogue.
Students who take the work for
merly given for LII. -. WILDE given
a certificate which will admit them
to the blr in West Virginia, but
they will not be given the law de-
gree Of the University without four
years. work in addition to their
preparation for admission. For
those who do not intend to he can
dida.es for the law degree. but want
simply the certificate which will ad d.
nit them to practice, there will be
no special requirement for admis-
sion.
The new requirements for the
LII. b. degree place the standard
Of the West Virginia University
Law College among the highest ia
the country. Very few law schools
have 50 high a standard.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-17
RESIGNATION.
GRANrsyILLE. Feb. s. 1893.

EVANSVILLE. Feb. s, 1898.
John L. Gamer. Sec. Rep. Elk Com.
Calhoun Co., Grantsville, w. Va:
Believing the principles Of the
Republican party, as carried out by
the leaders. TO be wrong. and not
10 accord with the masses of the
people, hereby sever my connec-
tton with said party, and IN so do
ing here present my resignation
as Chairman of the Republican
County Executive Committee OF
Calhoun county.
q. III. CRADDecK.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-17


The West Virginia University
Will be an especially attractive place
during the summer quarter for
young physicians, medic Il students
and students IN biology. In addI-
tim to the courses in anatomy,
physiology, botany and zoology Of
fered by DR.. Harlign Prof.
Ernest b. Hoag. professor of BIZ
ology in Throop Polytechnic Insti-
tute, Pasadena, California, will be
present and give courses IN bacter.
iology and histology. Professor
Hoag has been a profound student
and has Investigated his subject in
manyremote parts of the world and
under the most diverse conditions,
having gone to the Azores, the
Sandwich Islands, the Bermudas,
Alaska and elsewhere in pursuit of
his investig Itions.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-17


The monthly comparative state
ment of the government receipts
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES that for the
month OF January the receipts sg-
gregated s37, 1893. 62S and the ex
penditures $1,000, I'll, leaving a
surplus for the month OF 1886, 917.
The miscellaneous receipts for the
month include So, 53S ,401 received
during the month from the sale Of
the Union Pacific Railroad. Ex-
Guiding this item, the receipts
amount to $2s,795, 227,. leaving a
deficit for the month Of $7.9O1, 4S4.
Deducting also the payments dur :
ing November and December on
account Of the Pacific Railroad in
debtedness, amounting to $40, 9O9,-
'S22, In receipts, and So, 400. 968 in
expenditures, the receipts and ex
penditures since July /, 1897,
amount to 1887, 537, 37s and 1929, :
439,201 respectively, showing a
deficit of s51, 90l, 1913, since the
Dingley tariff went into effect, and
yet there are Republican papers
and Prosperity shouters who insist
that the Dingley bill is q grand
success, and even claim that 1T Is
not only producing sufficient reve-
nue. to run the government, but
surplus, when their own figures,
as above, sent out by the Treasury
Department, prove the falsity OF
the assertions and the failure of
the new tariff bill. The above 10
specially referred to the Parsons
Anti Christian Advocate.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-17

An active effort is being made by
the students and faculty of the
West Virginia University to secure
subscriptions to fund with which
to buy a pipe organ for the chapel.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-17

1t now seems probable that Presi
dent Mckinley will accept the invi.
tatlon to deliver nm address at the
West Virginia University during
commencement week in June.