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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-12-22
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Correspondence % The Arsus.
For IA snow storm the late cold. suap
was bowling success.
George Ashburn. Of ue:r here is
erecting a handsome addition to- his
house.
Roses on the G. e,kS and n es speak
in eloquent tones of the fac. tnat win
ter = here.
Where. oh whcre. is "Helgrcuite."
please come tn the front again with a
good newsy letter.
Charles Freeland, OF Terra Alta. was
spending several days the guest Of
Willie Cobuo and wife.
Miss Eleanor Coprman spent Satur-
day and sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Copeman
Mormrr Montgomery. OF Inderer.
drncc. il spending several weeks with
w. aud Mrs C. J. Bayles.
Mrs Rehecca Hall has been for two
weeks suffering worry much With n
severe attack OF neuralgia.
Mira. Clara Cubun and son. IIopp
were visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ereelani, of Terra Alta. last week.
or,al Watson and Pryor Gu,cmsn
are gradually gaining their health,
We all hope To see thcm out soon
Mr.. ana Nrs. Eliza Sjmm~. 81 Triunc,
were visiting relatives and friends at
Browns Mill, FOR several days las,
week.
Mrs, Elizabeth Wheeler who has
been suffering for several months with
nervous pros,ration, is Tot much better
ut this time.
Mr. aud Mrs. ID. l.. Keefovcr was at
Independence, Friday shopping. They
report business very good AT that place
with tho merchants.
Mrs. and Mrs. T.. s. Dunn returned
homo Thursday from Point Marion.
Pa, where they have been visiting Mrs.
Dunn's mother, Mrs. Downings.
n. Gross & Sons are dong "A rushing
business now at their mill. They are
grinding day and night to accommo.
date their customers.
We hope That Chas. C. Mouser and
l. CIGi6son, correspondent Is of THE
ARGUS, will write often while in Gu ba.
as their letters are very interesting and
also very amusing.
Our school il progressing nicely. The
attendance is regular. We think tho
compulsory law n good thing. ms It has
made quite an improvement in the at
tendance Of our schools
There will be nm Oyster supper at
the Bethlehem church "Wednesday
evening, Dec. 2sth, for the purpose Of
raising money to repair the church
Let everybody come and have "A good
time.
1t is now probable hat our West Va
boys will get to go TO Cubn and will
get TO show the stu they are made Of.
but we all know anyway. The very
fact Of volunteering shows what they
ment and will do.
Mr + ditor. we wish you and tho cor
respondents OF The ARGUS aud also lis
'nas2 readers. II merry Xmas and IA
happy New Year.
ELLN Rec.
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ORDER or PuRucArtoN

WEST VIRGINIA. sss
a Rules bold ln tho Clerks once ~ tho CIR
cult out ~ 'roffuu county. ON The drst SION.
day ~ december. is98.
h. W. onr1o. com r
VS. Iu fhanrcTV.
"a scholiey Of al.
The object Of tbis suit s g. asccrt.In hr %
reference. What moneys. 10 any IeVuud Tho
cash payment Of Gt9 - h-isrg W. ~ the chan
cfry cause lately pending Boo fhe oironit cpurt
% Preston cuuu'v y. sfy Cd. %" iiiaHs ga 10
~ levi iUifme Of ai came into flc htn.s OFF
said WotDnc. WHOM Hud by whom paid. Hud
whether any. and how mrrh rAs "a of nr. ci hv
said Wotfing and 30 whom ppid
10 be- also tle further Oh ct. to tako n pore
s0nai decree against said WOiriug Tor any
moneys be my have ftfttVtd. and Z We'd fo
account Tor properly. and fN rfllcct from the
said srhooiby and his earfff. Wm Do. rtanufd.
1T from satt %atfiug's huulsmaf. any residue
~ purchase money not 81 atc0uhtod Tor by
said NOTHING
And ~ app airing from au sGIdaSN fled fu
This cHuee that ID. ". MOfrlur III M o. resident
81 this STATE. ou uotlun ~ tine plaintiff III is
ordered That the said defendant do appear Nbrf
within o"e month after fhe date ~ thc first
publication d, rcnf. and do. what g. uocess "
10 protect Dr. interests. and that this order ia
Published Boo fhc WRsv VA AH0rs n newspaper
published in this county.
C~tpy-Tasf
y. WtrsueJ. clerk.
~ w vor-oo. Counsel Tor r1tn.
pubI-he fret time crcuicf tfh. 1895.
restt JoHS W. WsrtoN. ClerA
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rrespondenco Of the Argus.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
Mss Ella Becrbower is visiting
friends ut Terra Alta.
Capt. Goodwin, Of Kingwood, was
here last Friday on business.
Xmas will be observed in the VI. y.
church Saturday evening the 24th.
Misses Minnie and Icy Bishon were
shopping st Terra Alta last Friday.
J.. Hnsor Reese viii mov soon into
the Mason Bros. housa on Main street
Mrs. Mcclure Mason, Of Pittsbt rg.
il here visiting her relatives and some
Of her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses Wclch, Of Terra
Alta, were guests of D. u. Bishons
last Saturday and sunday.
The weather Jerk has been kept vcfy
busy this month, tile cold wave caused
the thermometer TO register IL below
zero one night last week.
A merry Xmas and u happy New
Year 10 the editor 81 The ARGUs and
MAJ he soon experience the closing
scenes Of bachlsrism by taking to him
self another RIB.
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A WOKE ARour lra supraloRlrY
OnDrn or PUBLICATIONS.

Wrsr VfnofrtA, -as
hfNnle, held Boz fbc c'crt's Office Of the cir
cut DFituf 'rostuu county. on the q 10 Nom
dny ~ DrN9nher. igQs
r." Monroe rccial CONT.
Jamee 70. Uufry rfpf.
"he object ~ ihi. eHii 90 ascarfafn by On
order ~ refcro g.. wnrf moneys GANG iHtO the
bonds q ID So. Wofring. special cOmmifsinf cr.
lu the rnSc rf James %. Hurry w. i1afadrr'f
Adm rifffafura ~ al"' frou whom and when
~ s4fur WIS received. whether any and m
g. s.. how murn AND tO whom the rsmf.was
dislu utcd or dlgburerd 90 20 collect from
fhe rIfthnecr Schn0np, az W Arthur BIS
surety, of George. Swans. ihc two deferred
install poo Mt ~ purclaec m0nov nupc8T0g vet
fue from said schruDp on. Dis PURCHASE of ihc
drcrpe iu said cnu<c. kn5wn as ipt $50 q. or
MNi Tract" and a'sp Co. Obtain uofeouaI de-
cree against said 81 utrlug f0f afy muutVc be-
20 uging ~ sid suit. which may have Been
wasted or m%ieauuIHo' hi him
And o. appearing fror1 an AFFIDAVIT hfcd Boz ffrr
papers. that the defendant. ID 50. WOfring 81
le not % r sideut uf thfs infc m motion offba
plaintiff. g. q. ordered that the said defend. q
do anpt1r here within one month affcr fhr dnfe
Of enc nr -fpuhiialf COR hcrenf. ard do whnf Uq
ncc-s.fry fn pr0trct Die lHfcrt. +. and ihuf fhis
new .paprf 80 Ithad fp fhi rom "
49, t nuY.Tcef
~. wsre1s. Tiort
% % Wonroc ,ouu-of for ln
Publ -hrd fIsi time December fe fsas
nsn $50
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Newburg Locals
Correspondence Of the Argus.

correspondence OF the Argus.
Our schools are progressing nicely.
The merchants are making a hne
Christmas display.
Mrs Ashby. of Grafton, was visiting
friends in town this week.
This is fine winter weather. Plenty
Of snow and fine sleig hirR.
The boys and girls are happy. espec-
tally those having q horse and sleigh.
Mrs. George Shaw. OF Austen, was
visiting Mrs. DR.. Il. +. Lanham on Sat
urday last
EuRcne Somerville. OF Grafton. tn @
popular editor Of The Leader, was In
town last week.
Tom and Truman Frazier are two Of
tho baPpiest boys in town. They are
the pOssessOrs OF u Gne sleigh, horse
aud bells. Now look out girls.
We are sorry to state that "Old Uncle
Benny shay wac taken 20 the insane
asylum last week. Mr. Ash Moore.
one Of the firm, escorted "Uncle
Benny"
/. A. Jackson. our Postm1stcr, IS
happy. Unclc Sam sent his inspectors
here last week ana they found MIR.
Jacksoh's report all . X after the
robbetyi
GHgTA CIAug.
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ORDgR or PUBLICATION.

WraT VfRHTSrA. ~
AZ Rules held IN the clerks Once ~ THE
circuit court Of rostou county on the first
Monday Of December, 1923.
X. w. Monroe. Special Com'r
W. In ChHncery.
y. ". WOtrinR ~ o.
The OBJ Get ~ this suit IL 10 ASCERTAIN by q
reference 10 - cominiasiouer. the amount uf
rooney thst went into tho hands of defendant
T. otring NJ the procccdsOf tho sales 81 the real
and personal ~sest3tos ~ A, " sinclair. do
ceased ard leufne Sinclair. deceased. how
much. and % whom tho same was dis
burFcd or distr buled. and how mncb. " any.
g. yot iu the hands Of said WOfriug and To
whom owing. and also for tbs rurpUge ~ OBJ
tanning n personal decree against Fiid HotriUg.
FOR any balance uudlstributod or misapplied by
bin and in case "a decree against said Otring
be unayaniug, 10 ascertain wh0is liable to = ia
creditors or any ~ thom for s8id balance. or
residue Of said proceeds 50 misapplicd or not
p%roucrly distributed by said ~ otriuR.
And ~ Hppe ring from an afidnVit u Oh IN tho
papers that tho defendant. ID. NJ. " utting. is
moi IS resident Of this state. on motion ~ flc
pialutih. 90 o. ordered that tho said defend rt
do appfa here within Ofe month ufI q e. date
Of thc Grat publication hereof nud de- what i
rccc. tnry 90 protect HE Interests. ana fhtt ibis
order bo published in the wEsr vfn0fyiA ARors.
q new paper published in this county.
a tOpy-TC8t
= w. wsrsor, CcrF
70. ~ Monroe Conneol for pm
Published fret time December SEA. 1905.
1855 sf5
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afterwards the sore healed up and was cured
SOUND anu wen. I am sure s. 5. S. IA by FAR
the best blood remedy made"
IL matters not how they are acquired
or what treatment has failed, 8. s. \.
Will cure the most obstinate, deep
seated sore or ulcer. It IL useless To
expect local treatment of ~salves, To-
tions, etc, to effect n cure. because
they can not reach the real cause of the
trouble. which is the blood. =. s. \.
drives out every truce OF impurity in
the blood, and in this way cures per-
manently the worst cases. Ii is the
only blood remedy Guaranteed
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Newspaper Readers
$685.
THE SEMI WEEKLY REPUBLIC
A N d
The West VhgINId AIguS,
BOTH ONE YEAR TOR SliO.
A WORD ABOuT Trs SuPERloRITY.

A WORD ABOUT IT'S SUPERIORITY.
Tho Semi Weekly Republic ~ so VOL known
that about oil that Is necessary to secure "a
subscription Il 80 cal attention 10 W. II u tlp
host general Acwsnaper Of its class puhli, he'd.
aud has n larger circulation now than anv q her
news weakly cor Fcmi weekly ~ has m
not only OF AL the great sources ~ news from
the Daily and sunday Republic, hut nlaO re-
ceivcs the special service Of the New York
Herald aud New York journal. he teiegrnphlo
and cable service Of The Republic aud the m
Iors mentioned hnvo never been euualed I'm the
history OF journalism In this or any other
country.
u has SO many advantages aa n nows enthcrcr
that NO other paper can q am to hc its equal.
= he whole hcld OF news is covered thoroughly.
The special features and Illustrations aro
always the best More noted writer's contrib
ute 10 It's columns than TO any other paper "
its class. 70 II published especially To- meet tho
wants Of the lnrgc class of readers who have
not the opportunity or cannot afford To- read "A
daily paper.
u IS the leading Democratic paper in tho
Mississippi Valley.
ny a snscial ARRANGEMENT made for a limited
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Address, THE ARGUS, KinRwood, w. Wa
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Purely Vegetable

n contains not a particle OF potash.
mercury, or other mineral. s. y. 3.
cures Contagious Blood Poison, Scrof-
uia, Cancer, Catarrh, Eczema, Rheu.
matism, Sores, Ulcers, Boils, or N
other blood trouble. Valuable books
on these diseases will be mailed free
to any address, by the Swift Specific
Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
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Mr.. Lewis Ayers, from %Clarksbbrg
Il hore this week, representing the
Koon Marble Company aud settling UP
some fine work in the Kingvood Gem
etery.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy shaw went 81
Grafton Tuesday evening 10 attend the
Ellis Davis wedding. which came of
last night Wednesday,
We are glad TO note that Charles VI.
Carroll the w Va. Northern conduc-
tor. IL able to he out again. after sew
erel weeks - severe illness from pneu-
monia
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s Grard HALL will D. given at borg
man Hall wear Howesvilie. Friday
night Of next week. December 30th.
1898. Good music and refreshments
and a good time generally Everybody
invited
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rnE DALI INTEL1IahNcER.

Specimen copies ~ other edition OF the IN-
TELLfGENoER sent free 10 any address
Nc Want IN Age { az ovcry POstOfico in est
Virginia, Eastern ohio and Western Penn
%sylVaniR 4
Remittarces should DO made by registered
letter. portal money order or check.
send In your rubsCript on az once.
Address 80
INTELLGENCER PUBLISHING co.
Wheeling, " Va.
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NhhhOs IL NCrclNptu
into a running sonc and
gave me n great deal
OF pain and t~nconNon.
icncc. was treated
ny many doctors aud
took a number Of blood
remedies. but nOnc did
INC any good aud did
not seem Co check the
progress ~ the sorc. 4
had hoard Swift's Spe-
citic Is. =. 81 highly
for the
blood, and concluded 90
give ~ a trial. and tho
result was very crafty
Ing =. \. =. seemed to
get right at the trouble,
aud forced the poison
out OF nv blood e,,p
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1t Matters Net How OBJ
stinate, or What Other
Remedies Have Failed.

Obstinate sores and ulcers. which
refuse to heal under ordinary treat
ment, 500 become chronic and deem
seated, and lead % conditions most
serious. They are caused i'm different
ways, but i'm every case the blood is
involved, and ne amount of local treat
ment can have any effect. The poison
must be eliminated from the blood
before n cure can be had.
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THROWN FROM A HORSE.

Mr.. II. Kuhn, Of Marion, Kansas vri,cs
About three years ago my Eranddeughts hsr
wa Mhitwood, was thrown from n horse. re-.
SEWING n wound OF the scalp. Though under
ens Wound remained about, the same. until az
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s. s. s. Cures
Sores and Ulcers

"somc years ago I was shot On the left lee.
receiving what considered only a slisht
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ont into q runninr
sore. This soon spread
To other parts OF tn .
scalp and ran down the
side OF tho neck increas.
ing In severity anu fear.
inlly %disnEuring her.
she was then placed un
der the care ~ the fac.
ulty of a well.known
hospital, but even the
treatment she received
there failed toarrcst the
terrible sore. Reading
OF the many cures oi
blood troubles effected
hY -. -. :. We decided "a
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INN GOOD BARGAINS
IGOR SALE IN KiNOwoOD.
: Comfortable DNRILll InISES.

..Juh Pine TwO-Story Foddcucc wi D Gen.
Kfums GOOD Yard eud Garden and PA tcros -
Land. Good stable. and al Necessary Ont
W0ilflngs. Good Cellar and fp sn1i. waftr.
PINE Voting Fruit, Apples. Peaches. lluu 81,
5nditioI. Lately Papored aud Painted
ho Other DweifnR is west ~ and SIX
LargrBoums. With Garden. situated con Main
street. NisUiU Spicndid uurifrfn.
Both Properties will he sold on FavOr0bio
Terms Coll 70 or address
WILLIAM D. WFNHAR.
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WHEELING 1NTELLIeENcER
wost Virginia : Leading Family
and Political Incompetence.

In tho 9Th year ~ liz lie tho ISTELtIdFScEI<
y str' u er thrn ever I'm the nearly nalf century
during which n has been whiting the homes -
the state The wear 1890 Will b' gin a new epualI
the history 81 Americn he DEVELOPMENTS OF
the Spni ioh-Amerlcnn war. nnd tho NJ w poll
clos. FOREIGN and domeat g. thereby made neces-
siry, viii have "A m0mentOus be ring an tho
destiny % ne Nation 10 Will hs thc greatest
The debates IN Congress over the Peace Tr Rtv
with Spain Will bo exciting and historic.
A United states Senator Vs. to bo chosen. ana
IN this respect and others the session OF the
state Legislature viii lao eventful and Interest,"
ing. Tho ISrELLIGrH pTR gives All the news
state, National and Foreign.
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TERMs I'D PREMfrNE.

." "dvanc cSN ~ "..''so"V'' one yg"' !" s ic3
The Weekly Intoll gcnccr six months In
huNllfco ssssss. ssssss sstsfsss sss.ssf Ht.. Fs W
O cpTioa one year and an extra copy 90
person getting up lub....,. ..rft... BOD
person getting up club .Vyy 1000
one Year. free To- pGr on getting dp Cub 20 o.
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Port ANGELES. oct. 22,--Mr. Charles
Perr>+t. os s.. Paul MINI. is visiting his
parents.
Mr. p a Me- CHER. formerly Of this
turned from Dawson. WHERE Re went last
NJ. c ORE =. sykes and Ms May ].
Mock were married Tuesday ght, Rev.
&c srf~e Y Frane pastor Of TIE NJ. E.
cNurch officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Syk 5
wH' res'9- ~ Seattle.
Mrs John Trur2buli or Port TOWNSEND.
has been spending the past week with
e~-and= hire.
Mrs Rol-s Of -: peail, MINI, is visit
'rg Mr. W.I'ie stewart
The Crescent T.te-ary Society. composed
~ ouhl.c echo9. scholars Of the higher
grades. gave an Entertainment "wednesday
evening q. the Crf Fellows ha'l 20 secure
funds 20 purchase an organ. The Young
rcapl- had above - for tire ru~0ose. and
The erte5t1 nment added about 81 % II.
\ RECEPTION WI be tenierd Rev a. /
Ms . " ism A. thf C7n@r -gotlo0al
r'-..~ch ~ .rdav evening 0C'0hcr e This
tax completed Mr. N''soE's thi-d year
~ service as 0ae'C- q tAe church Mir.
N;l-oa NJ nre-ct an anniversary sermon
Srs~f3v oven 70
Nr ana rrs Richard croft hav>, taken
the rr9s. house and VIII reside here in
Nh. E,ak-. Of Toronto. ont. is visiting
hr- sen. huf'for T =. A'*wsu.
MS Ya~k-r Z Portland Or. who
speot ne summer hern w'th Der brother,
: rcd Rsrker keeper n Die Edaz Heck
Nsht r,trrne3 S0mo las Fri5!ay.
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EyE.RE.Tr SOCIETY,".

EVERETT. Oct. --Lafayetze day was
Observed "a The public school and con-
sidera ~ amotn. was donated toward the
mCUumert fund.
Hev. V. 6 jones' was i7sca.aed as pastor
CT rhe First Bapts, capTcA II our city asst
Tuesday evening The visiting c2er<yHe
present were: Dr BALDWIN. Of Seattle;
REV. p. T. Ranaaj Of Tacoma. and Rev.
J. Cairns % SnohomiSt- also the pastors
q re Everett churches were present. "A
fine rauSieas programme WAS rendered.
Nrs. g X Green and t11Ighte Miss
Fee vi lie :n : attIe this winter. Mss
Tturl n attend school,
Mrs T4ou,as \. Carrigues was Seattle
A Ere musical entertainment, was given
ar the Central onera house last Thursday
evening f~r ~ a'1-iefft - trinity charc?
% our city The ,oca. taiert was assisted
Writer 81 Seattle. Ttls was orc Of ne
fines. musical treats OF the season. The
effor,s If TIE yc'trg ladies' CT Seattle were
Mrs. Hur.. Of seattle Is visiting az the
houe ~ her parents. Mr.. and Mrs n
=..ura@v @ve9f0< TIE Sos Of Herman
gave a bali a. Harris opera house. d very
seiect chr nanv being present:
Ms Pu'le F'reew 7rT ny. y Juneau Alas
IA. e visiting at the hons OF James La
Mrs = II. Brownen Is visiting relatives
T. L Ciohecy spent few days IN the
Niss Arra Tdvth P-own has moved to
So .tie. where she ~ II reside IN the fu-
ture.
Mrs Henry Sah'ineer returned from
VIE 70 - "a20 last week
Ms ". IT Ferguson ard little so1 Eirgi.
returned - her home n Seattle Thursday
afte~ srarG:,g a fsw days with her sister,
Ms Z = lewis
Mr. \ = Cherry left last week for Du-
hume r0w8.
Mrs \. ! R~ode~F returned from visit
with friends "a Well2 Wala last week.
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BURTON. Or. @@-Mon6ay evening. o.
i3oer /, Ira Tro-0 psoa. q V2sao-.. ceis-
b-zte1 his etrhteerts o.~te$ay ard invited
MS youzz friends zCcFn a. over the Island.
Tnere wexs. ever ;aIrty present.
Tae G A 4 ard ". Z. {. x me Island
gave = s5c.a{ AZ Ful!er's hail Monday even
lnE w1scn was attended BY many u tle.r
brethren and SISTERS from ether places.
Az e.jcy-a ia surprise farrE vas gwen ~
-he home - George E0fme ser Friday
evening n celebrate Of his birthday.
john Greer ret4rne,! from Co.fdx this
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c. -. Hunter. NJ z. =. I. Day. NJ. jos
Dawson. Mr. Norman Tu%er. IL. Clean
I3y&ts. Afr- Thomas GIl- Fro-2 SEATTLE
Nj. ard Mrs Norman L. C1eIeff.. NJ
and Mrs y. E DOW rs sroT T2c3-2a-
Nj - Jessie Tera3tfn, From san Francisco
Mr.. and ErS - T. Cen -. FT~ - Far
nayer-Av. arc Mrs 4. X I~arra5se. Mr..
and Mrs. =. ". Str4der. Dv- AM Mrs
Compton, Mt ara Mrs- Z :. Mood. M--
acd Mrs. Z. ". Benson. NJ. ard Mrs. Eos-
aG4 u ffsrrnef ii ard Ms J. J Dor.l-
var, Mr.. ana Mrs 2. " Gillette, NJ. ard
Mrs. J0a0 Black Maj aa3 Mrs. Daring.
D-- ana Mrs. Charles 4. DaEllrs. Mr.. a-3
Ms, =. L. Ccwgs.. Mr.. ard Ms. = u,
wilson. Mr.. ard Mrs, /. g. Teur.ir. NJ.
and Mrs. Nes,si.e. Hr. u15 Mrs. :. =. NJ
Milan NJ AID Mrs Lewis Eowez sui,
van. Mr.. sn1 Ma Charr0tu PREF. ard Ms.
". J. Hughes. Ny ard Mrs. !. /. Easton.
Res, ana M q s:Eft Nr. and Mrs -Al.eg
Csmraet Mr.. ard Mr.. J. a kirkpatrick
Ms. Stevens Ms. Hu-toon. Ms A1.e-,
Nj ard Ms l.. T Do9son, NJ and Mrs.
Hedge. Mr. ard Mrs. .. II. Atkins. Or. a7a
Nrs. 3s.sG~cYe. AIr. ard Mrs Joseph Tur-
Ter. 81. ara Nrs Chapman. NJ. and Ms.
Warr.1e~ AfyS. Saarrse, Mrs. r II. Burg
hotter Mis- TcynD,.r. Ms Arnes. Miss
Dck s9sor siss Wo~ltn. Miss Miller Mss
Nl.ccx Mss Char-o.a. A.gs Mcclellan.
N ~ SrEut~ Mos FfR"a.je Ms Mc\a.l.
Mss Stevens. Mss Jessie Stevens. Miss
Hunt1cn. M. cyrus Ga.es. Ny. NJ c.
Dickinson. Gr. Frank Wo0d!1. Ar. Bert
HuE.ooa, NJ Pes
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YASHpN ISLAND NOTES

wsre Ms. Julian Lawrence ard Marga7e
Fslsa - Tacoma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-23

The conservatory Of u1uSc has already
the largest attendance ever reg stored at
the beginning II the yea. UAder the
management Of Prof 5. Harrison Love
well, for merry Of The New England Con
servatoty Of Muse. the conservatory i
expanding rapidly. \ series OF faculty
concerts VIII be .nauguratsd as soon as
TIE new grand piano arrives
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Fine quality heavily boned
Black and Drab CorSets, Zoe
pair.
Eive-liook Black Sateen
CorsetS- long waist, nicely
finished, S1.00 pair.
Il. n q. CorScts, made of
fine black saicrn, shook.
very special, S1..2,5 pair.
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WHITMAN COLLEGE NOTES.


wALLA WALL4A. oct. 22--T1e college
abou; IL ne ~ registered IN al DEPART
neDts a71 new students coming in each
week. The work = progressing vigorous
IS and hoth students and faculty are
very hopeful for the future Of the insIl-
tG.ion.
The j partment Of modern largusC es IS
this year under PROT James ". Cooper,
summer N FAF:s. Prof Cooper Is mas
Ter o. arts nom Cotumo-2 university ana
- SPECIALIST u ne hoIlanscA language
ard IS an admirable teacher
The art department mas been crowded
or % the main college building and nas
street where suit q three rooms mas
been eAsagei an1 occupied win arr fur
T.ve! from New York for use in tbs de
p~E'"'e'l,-
me prcspects Tor good football eleven
ar bright. Livery afternoon there :
large attendance On TIE io0-bali te,d. and
vigorous practice - hsind conducted n
me season al rlInan, November > The
,,.1'.@-~cA % Lie S'0'SA - MI russ ~
bE.it.t-h - ,
~ st.t1 t4lS d4sil stllo1i team OF y d-'a
" 49, ,o'h pi91e OF tIe coAese campus
= ~ - Gcc IL ~, L. ne sore Wa =
- Y III So 81 " IMAM: i.ie game VS.
- "a, s,S-.@sL - 80 Pa, IL 411 Itee-
r..ou. r,.. .. ~ ..,,.-. ,o- -.
- -, 80 ~ - $500 'I4s 80 81
~ - - lSht q o.'e t-ulhli'1 h.'hnAA
80 ~ IJfss So = pCsc,a
~ r. - 49, go =. 1870 q,
- -. - ~ ~ C>'e'N"4
Alden, D. D. VINO was nsr.or r'I Inn Il