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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12
NorloEro CREDITORS

To The creditors OF Minnie wardwon do
lIu pu suanco Of % decree 81 the Circuit o,p,t
on iitti u, uade ir 20 cause therein bend me-
- .uh'ctt thc real estate of the said Minnie ~
" 'IaW,I 70 thc payment Of her debts. you a T.
requiem 70 present your cd inns against tho
e.t .ie ot the said Niuuic o. WardtveI for
~ uolr. ton tod. W. atsOu Cofnnissiorer-
no Dbl Office BOZ tht said county ON or before tbs
90 day ~ NOycfubcf ncxt.
This iJ day Of Sept 1879. '''
vAI 10 ot A.l5. j. w. WArsox, Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12

Girls. don't hang around the
depot, unless you are going away
or meeting friends. Don't 90 To-
church and take back seat with
your escort and then Whisper and
giggle during the service. Don't
be loud, bOisterous or slangy.
Stand on your dignity; don't carry
your heart IN your sleeve and don I
throw yourselves in the arms Of
every well dressed stranger that
comes to town. 30 womanly, be
modest, be serious at times, don't
unsex yourself and thus lose
woman's greatest charm. Don't
regard your long legged awkward
brother as a nuisance don't turn
mp your father aud his poor gram
mar, and above all don't play
"hOt time on the piano when
your old mother is having a "hot
time" over the wash tub. IL So
too suggestive. --- Exchange,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12
TENTH REGIMENT WILD MAN"
Harrisburg Patriot

Harrisburg Patriot
Two young men of Harrisburg
hired negro for an ample con
sideration to live in o Gage and eat
raw meat twice day. He was
painted, his hair dressed and him
self undressed until he looked like
what the young showmen imagined
Filipino on the war path might
resemble. He was confined IN a
strong cage, and the two young
men, dressed in Tenth regiment
uniforms, took him to fairs and
exhibited him rs wild man from
Manila, captured after desperate
encounter by the Teuth regiment.
At stated intervals the wild man
ate small bits of unlocked beef.
which he chewed from a huge soup
bone. Ten cents was the admission
fee, and the cash rolled in rapidly.
The wild man" roared and the
farmers were satisfied.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To The creditors Of John r. Walker deceased
IN pursuance of decree Of the circuit court
ot the county OF Preston, made in "A cause
therein penuiug, 10 subject the real estate of
the sara John X. Walker To the payment of bi.
debts, YOU are required TO present your claims
against the estate If the said John n. Walker
for adjudIctt ion 60 j Ohm ". Watson ,,or,,nis-
sioner. at hi~ oflce in the said COUNTY on or he.
Tore the 10Th day Of November next.
witness; j. w watson. Clerk Of said court
this 18th day of Sept. 1899
7. j. CRoGAN, Attorney.
9 81 90 Ct t4.i5.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12

The Hospital Board at Weston
adjourned last Saturday to meet
again the first Tuesday in January,
at which time Stathers' successor
will be selected.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12

s. V. Woods, of 'Philippi, has
sent the University book used by
John Erwin in 1872 to list the
property in Pendleton county for
taxation. The book Mas made by
Mr.. Erwin himself.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12

A new trust has been formed,
which will squeeze the patrons of
1T more than all the other trusts
combined. We refer Of course to
the corset trust.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12

Mark Hanna says "the monarch.
ial system Of England is fully as
good as ours" This, coming as
ut does from the head of the ad-
administration, shows the way we are
drifting under Republican rule.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12

The Democrats Of the First
Maine Congressional District, have
nominated L. F. Mckinney. of
Brldgeton, to fill the seat in Con-
gress made vacant by the resigna.
ton Of Thomas B. Reed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12

Was the result Of his speudid health.
lndomitable will and tremendous
energy are not found where Stomach.
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels are out Of
order. II you want these qualities and
the success they bring. use DR.. Kings
New Life Pills Only IS cents at J. A.
Lenhart's,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12
THE GOVERNORSHiP.
Plenty OF food Candidates for the
Democratic Nomination.

There seems to be no scarcity Of
good men for the Democratic
nomination for Governor next
year, as the prospects for success
grow brighter every day and more
or less business at night. Col.
Tom Davis, of Mineral county,
seems to be more or less popular.
lie is a good business man and
with plenty Of money to spend, as
he has no family to provide for,
being an old bachelor,
The Eastern Panhandle has
scholarly and eloquent man in the
person or Judge Daniel b. Lucas.
OF Jefferson county, who would
make a good Governor but a better
Congressman.
Then at the Western end Of the
Second District is another strong
man in the person of Hon. Owen
Mckinney, Of the Fairmont Index,
and Speaker OF the last House of
Delegates. 1t may be however
that Congress is his am 5ition and
he will do for either place. A
fourth man mentioned for the place
is Sam V. Woods, of Philippi, an
able and popular young man. The
only trouble with Sam Is that he
is not good mixer and does not
make good impression on short
acquaintance, but he wears well
and the longer you know him the
better you like him. This makes
at least four good candidates in
the Second District.
Col. g. l.. Smith, Of Marion
county, has been very favorably
spoken of aud was thought to be the
coming man, but his health ia
30 bad at present, as to almost
eliminate him from the category.
To 60 to other districts we find
Hon. Andrew Edmiston, of Weston,
in the First District, prominently
spoken of in connection with the
Governors Mansion at Charleston.
Andy has been Chairman of the
Democratic State Committee, the
past three years and is one of the
best lawyers of the State and a
very able speaker. He is like Col.
Tom Davis in being an old bache-
lor and worth some money.
In the First District Is also Col.
Thomas Moore Jackson. of Clarks-
burg. who has plenty Of money for
incidental expenses and has splen.
did business capacity but it is un.
derstood that he does not want the
office.
Hon. James Is. fancy, of
Wheeling, formerly editor Of the
Register and Consul to Belfast
under Cleveland has received quite
a boom for the high and honorable
position but comes out in an inter
view and nips the thing in the bud
himself.
Over IN the Fourth District
Parkersburg has two names con-
nected with Atkinson's present
abiding place. They are Judge L.
NJ. Tavener, of that Judicial cir
cult and e. NJ. Gilkeson, Collector
Of Internal Revenue under Grover
the last time. But the Judge
should be left on the Bench and if
our memory serves US correctly,
Gilkeson, like Aaron of old, was
led astray following the golden
calf in the 80 campaign and was
a rank (Smelling) old gold bug.
Down in the Third District.
which includes Charleston and
Kanawha county there is probably
a half dozen or more candidates
for Governor, as well as every
other place on the ticket.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12

The Elkins Inter-Mountain
has again changed hands. This
time attorney Geo. b. Scott be-
comes the editor and proprietor.
We welcome Mr.. Scott into the
newspaper fraternity.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12

An effort is being made to organ.
lze lodge of Modern Woodmen of
America in Kingwood, but hardly
think it will succeed, as we have
too many wooden men here anyhow
and we are opposed to making any
mora
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12

President VIM. l.. Wilson, OF
the Washington-Lee University,
Lexington, Va, is reported to be
seriously i'll with chronic affection
of the lungs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12

To the creditors Of James W white deceased .
IN pursuance Of q decree Of the circuit court
81 the county Of Preston. made Goo 60 csuep
theIeiu pending, To- sub ect the real estate of
Lhokaid James W.. White to the payment of his
debts, you are required to present your claims
for adjudication o. 3 W. Watson connie
sloucr, az Dis once in the said county ON Or be-
Tore the 18th dav 81 November nest.
. N illness. y. w. Watson. Clerk of said courf
y bis isth day Of Sept 1890.
~ ~ 81 Nib Nv. WATSON. clerk
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James A. wardwelIetaI al.


The above entitled chancerv carsa h. -
cree II the circuit court Of Preston c.n,',v
maze therein on the 9Th duy of -erlfsf,l,fr ~ -
having been referred 70 the antersigief ~.
missioner In hancery Will tb@ icI 49,. - II
cunus 10 ascertain ana refiort n a real -.
The s'afe "nd condition % The THE iher,.t, a.,
liens snd chur-es Their ON heir tfuc,.,..' ~ ~,
act.r' pri"Ti'ies aud 60 whom owing. ~ lie
Hnd settle the admiuIstr ttiun accom-. T. "a h,
\. " ardweit AS administrator az s-.f 49,.
Gent. and apportiUn TIL personal fund. if sry
-, M n''uS % -ald aomini-tratCr gInuuE no
s.e.llIotS oi the -id estate, according TO flf,r
respective priorti-s; and that he re.I-. epv
So ~, ~, peru, eht matter which may be- dt eu.ea
~ them " '"'''0' VI az
Aud said commissioned, further ord q. cd .,nF
uIrected 70 ascertain and rel ort the raj e-tst
~ any interest therein, uy, uer bv ne de-,
uition OF the title thereto tn Ems a,d -, ,r.,s
thereon; their character, HnouiIs "a ,~ih's
" = and To whom owing anu report ap- oths,.
bV Sr uS,tned pettinent by himself OF required
The p rites to the first above named csrso
~ .S5H,:,F = A hehnen: PLAINTIFF. md Jarnes A
the will OF Minnie r Waidweu d.c.sSc,,.
g haIles Horton Walter Horton, Fior.' c,
wei ana Ioyen =. ardwel intantsl. L. -
AlOrlEht VIM q. Brown, l.. } Crogan I'm" i.i.
A " l nt,sCn ana W; = i,son. trading as "
ue cry. trading as IS hite & Deiierry, dcSeI
mt. Ahd me parties To the second named
tause, 10 WI I. ) trOgan, trustee. Main: if
aud amos A. Nardwsil. ". 4 Wilson at'5 "
~ " i.son trading as ". Wilson = SON. VIM
! - hite AID Farley DeBerry trading d Mite
* DeHerry, Charles Horton Walter H., Ton.
ktIES de ardweil, Marguerite ~ ardwtl,
rants and James A wardweu exeentor = ~ ~
Wh OF VI nnie + Nardwe.l dcce sed ,tefcn p
99nabpts VIII, therefore take notice that ON tho
kihgwood. Preston county west Virginia 7
ShaiI proceed 10 execute said decree
,' k hon u ~. my hand this 18th day Of Sep
"2l % Il si225 Commissicnor
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12

Three lion cubs, recently born in
the menagerie at Central Park,
New York City. have been named
Dewey, Olympia and Manila.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12
BEST PART UNDER GROUND.

Champ Clark made at Dallas a
mastery and telling presentation
OF the recreancy and apostasy Of
the Republican party. What would
Lincoln and the other founders of
the party say if they could speak
from the grave, of q Repu blican
administration which permits the
perpetuation of slavery in Hawaii
and endorses it by official sanction
in the Philippines ? Polygamy,
against which Republican leaders
have protested and legislated IN
the past and against which
American public opinion is practi.
cally unit, has the endorsement
OF a Repu blican administration in
the Sulu Islands.
Lincoln solemnly and often
warned his party aud the American
people against the perlls which az
gregated wealth lays in the path Of
OF liberty. Mckinley has encour
aged and fostered these aggrega-
tons until the machinery Of the
Government 10 practically in their
hands.
Truly, as Mr.. Clark apply put it,
the best part of the Republican
purity is under ground.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12
\ orIcET TO CREDITORS

To the creditors OF p. s FOX deceased.
ln pursuance ~ 20 decree Jf flr circuit court
therein pending 90 subject the real estate ~
tho said -. a. Il. s. Co the payment of Lis don't
yuu arc required tU gre emf .rur d. is -
COZ .inst the estate oi the said g. H. FOX for mfo
JucItiOn tO j. .t Natsuu otumis. iDror - ~,
ONCE bon tho said county ON ur tsforo the tat1
duf a. NOYgu CO.. GCAt
Witness d. 81, t.on Jerk of sald count
This 18th ia, OF scptem ber i5gJ. .
lgEl g9A s415l '''@ '1S'~'
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12


News from the Philippines
shows that the Filipinos are by no
means idle while this government
IS preparing to crush them. They
have been attacking our troops at
several points the past week with
great vigor, with the same old re-
su.'s We keep on licking them,
but they won't stay licked. Gen.
Otis also wasted cable tolls to m.
form the War Department that
there was nothing in his latest no.
gotiations with The Filpinos.
Nobody outside OF the War De.
partment supposed Tor a moment
theps va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12
KingwoOd. October 12. 1899.

The Society OF the Army OF West
Virginia will meet next year in
Fairmont.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12

Bob mcEidowney, in the Wetzel
Democrat, rises to make the follow.
ing announcement
To accommodate Bro. Mcclure.
OF the Philadelphia Times. we
nominste Dewey for President
platform, the Apostle PauPs
Epistle to the Romans, 18th obap-
tar And it cAn't.bs matched,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12

The Scientific American gives
this recipe, which the whole world
ought to know. We have publish
ed it before. and do so again, as it
may save many lives, if cut out
and saved and remembered when
needed
At the first indication Of dipb-
iberia in the throat Of a child, make
the room close, then take cup and
pour into 1t quantity Of tar and
turpentine, equal parts; then hold
tho cup over q fire, 80 as to fill the
room with fumes. The little pa
tient on InhalIng the fumes Will
cough up and spit out all the NOM
braneous matter, and the diph-
iberia will pass out. The fumes
OF the tar and turpentine loosen
the matter 10 the throat and thus
afford the relief that has bafIled
the skill Of physcians.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12

WESTON, W. VA, oct. 6.-At4
o'clock this afternoon DR.. w. e.
Stathers rendered TO the Board Of
Directors his resignation ss Super
intendent Of the Hospital at this
place. The resignation takes effect
January 1sb at which time it il
understood the Doctor will accept
more lucrative position.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12
CASTOggA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
si ssass ses Of &zxzZzZs5r
,oNMIssIONER's NOTICE.

CoMstssIONyE's OYFfcE.
kingwood, ". Va, opt. 10, 100.
+. A. Hennen
Minnie +. Wardwell's Heirs ct Il.
aud
Z. J. Crogan. Trustee.
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COMMISSIONER $ NOTICE.

CoNuIssGoNEB's OFFICE.
hingwoe d. W. Va, sept 10. 1899.
R.W. Monroe, Special Com'rl
VS. Eurit,-
Jas. II. Hurry ct al ''N"i'''
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12
the ono COY colo cure.

For cold Tn the head 8nd sore throat use fger
Day Cold Cure"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-05-13
BETHEL.

BY Il nearly unanimous vote the
town meeting Monday ordered the
exemption from taxation for ten
years of the real estate, capital,
machiner, and stock to be employed
in the business Of manufacturing
and finishing leather in Bethel.
The attendance was large and har-
monious. Phelps Il Harrison of
Leominster, Mass, are already get
ting ready for the transfer of their
large business to this place.
Frank Jones, formerly of Royal
ton and Barnard, died Of typhoid
fever at the hotel in Bolton last
week Wednesday and was buried
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Wilson were
here Monday completing the sa lie of
the well known Wilson block to {.
W. MarstOn.
A very large audience heard Rev
l.. \. Reads sermon to the Odd
Fellows at the UnivcrsaIist church
Sunday. The Masonic lodge sent Il
good contingent 10y invitation. Rev.
w. a. Warner assisted in the SER
vice. The music was bv Il large
union choil.
Rev. +. q. Rainey preached his
first sermon at the Nj. T.. chapel
Sunday. Presiding Elder Davcn-
port was present to introduce him to
his new audience. Tomorrow Mr.
Raincv will preach in the afternoon
and Mr.. Davenport in the evening.
There was a lively hre in E. \.
Smiths grocery in the Bascom
House basement, for few minutes
Thursday evening. "A bunch Of
bananas hanging from the ceiling Of
the store room tell carrying with it
a large oil lamp which scattered its
contents right and lett, the blaze
spreading with great raPldltN. ror-
tl,nately Mr.. Smith was on the spot
and few seconds sutficed to kick
the lamp through the salesroom and
out to the street. The oil spattered
along the way marked out course
for the flames which had assumed
ugly proportions when they were
attacked the next minute by Frank
ellison and Gardner Wallace IT,, Of
Cushing's mill, just across the street,
who carried over tour HaZelton cN-
tingulshers which they broke on the
floor with the best results. If any
of the conditions had been less fav-
orable the entire block, including
the hotel and several stores and
offices, would probably have beeu
burned.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-05-13
;..,k.s III III IS ~. "a /,

demonstration, whispered to one oi
the students that the patient had Il
glass eye. 1t was quickly com
municatcd to the whole class, and
there was laughter, loud and long.
DR.. Wood overheard the whisln
ing. He made a closer examination
and found that the patient did have
store eye that was remarkable in
its similarity to Il natural optic.
81 told you you couldn't tell for
certain unless knowing something
of the history of the patient ex-
claimed the doctor as he joined the
class in their hilarity.
''Dr. Potts had seen the patient
before he was ushered into the clin-
ic, and DR.. Wood had made only II
superficial examination while lee
turing on the general points of the
disease.
The glass eye story of course
reached the ears of the other mem
bers of the medical faculty of tho
university, who have since been
smoking good perfectos and having
great merriment at DR.. Woods ex-
pense and discontinue. '--Washing-
ton Star.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-05-13
A $12,OOO,OOO Mortgage.

Yesterday was an unusually busy
day III the office of the county clerk
at Burlington. The largest single
transaction was the receipt for rec
ord Of the deed Of Special Master
Waterman OF the Central Vermont
railroad to the Central Vermont
Railway company and the first mort
gage of the Central Vermont Rail
way company to the American Loan
and Trust co npanv of New York to
secure the new issue of $1,000, 900
four per cent gold bonds. The lat
ter document bore revenue stamps
enough to operate IN ordinary office
for something like 4 wear. This is
not as might be supposed the docu-
ment involving the largest amount
of money which the comfy clerks
office has ever received, says the
Burlington Free Press. 1t is $,.-
900. 900 less than document involv-
ing a railway transaction of the same
company filed about three years ago.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-05-13
Not Disturbed.

Nassau William Senior, the Eng
lish political economist, was q fire..
quent guest of Lord Lansdowne at
Lansdowne House, and on one ocCa.
sion was buslly writing, quito alb
stracted as usual, in a room full of
company when Tom Moore was sing
ing. The scratch OF his pen was not
all agreeable accompaniment, and at
last one OF the company asked very
politely, "Youare not fond of music,
Mr.. Seniors" NO. he replied
"but it does not disturb me in the
least. Pray 60 on. "-Argonaut.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-05-13
PATIENTS EYES NOT MATES.

The Doet Innoccntiy Became the Victim
of II Practical Joke.
Dr.. ii. &. Wood, besides being one
of the Tost popular professors in
the University of Pennsylvania, is
ne,rUogist Ct worldwide reputa-
ton. His numerous textbooks Oh
tht,Hpcu,,Cs muieria 1nedica, nerv
rs 'i.scasesi and practice are stand
Ht'!+ nut 'nly il the colleges of tho
Unit: Il States. but in those of for
rigli countries as well.
AZ, Wood is just now waiting for
Il farora,in o. rortunity to get even
with Il irolher professor, Dr..
Pots. sd " gentleman from Phil.
uG |, lila If tho Nollnandie. "I'he
res, Il !;i iLis desire for revenge
had lis Inception during IL clinic for
Etivuu- 'Nsc..sls, when DR.. Wood
i'll, rrtnt!H leculnc the victim of a
pi: III .!oke insti2ated by his as,
sistaut.
Among the Gases brought before
tie cline was that of u man suffer
ing apparently from general rheu-
matiHm. Several of the patient Z
joints wtro stiifened; so was his
back particularly. Dr.. Wood, as is
customary, made a casual examina-
ton of tie body to ascertain if t. ;
disease was not due to some central
lesion Of the nervous system.
"Hc tried what is called the knee
jerks, which is the striking of ones
patella tendon with q rubber mallet
or with the fist partially clinched.
If Il persons condition is normal,
the foot will fly out at the touch Of
the tendon. In the case of this pa
tient, in one knee the jerk was alb
sent, and in the other it was in
creased. This, DIR. Wood told the
class, suggested the possibility that
the disease was due to some brain
or spinal cord lesion.
TO make. sure he said, we
must look at the eyes to see whether
the pupils are of equal size.
Zone of the eyes was found to be
very much smaller than the other,
which, he said made it seem all the
more certain that there was some
brain lesion. The several hundred
embryo doctors to whom DR.. Wood
was lecturing expressed deep inter
est in the subject. They took coIj-
Gus notes of what he said.
"'But before accepting the prop
osition as Il certainty, he continued,
it will be necessary to ascertain
whether the pupils were of equal
size before the patient was taken
sick Sometimes, due to some little
detection in an eye, the pupils will
bo unequal.
while DR.. Wood was talking DR..
Potts. who was assisting him in
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-05-13
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Upon investigation ii was found hat 81
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send fora trial bottle Of this great m"it-
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