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Killed on Pennsyivsnia Tracks.

Richard Eidam, 80 years old. Of sIs Johnson
avenue, Jersey city. while walking on the
P"nnsll ", MIA Railroad tracks at Marion last
night stepped cut Of the way Of a train INTO the
path of a wes,bound express and was instantly
killed. The body WAS removed TO Speers
mtrglp.
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$1,000 to 900 That Mckinley Carries Mary.
land.

BALTIMORE. Md, oct. 24.-Mcssrs. Calm, Hob
litze!l & Co. have placed TOT a client a bet OF
81. 900 TO 500 that Mckinley ~ carry Mary
land The BRAN end was taken by AN out-of-
town man The CompH'y has been commits
stoned 10y another customer to wager 5000 10
$500 that Mex Iuley vii Toe rec ected. MESSY.
tor clients on thI election IN, odd. ranviny fTon,
~ TO | 20 even.
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Two OF the best players In the amateur BILL
lard tournament met last night al the Metro
politan Academy and a good game resulted.
A. ID, Ferguson. aided by a neat contribution OF
81, defeated L. A. Servatlls OF the Knicker-
booker A. c. The scores: Ferguson. $50: high
runs, 81, 10, is, 10, average. 3 S4-72. Servauus,
22S high runs. rs. 10. IS: average. 3iO-7l. The
and DIR. ". q. Douglas.
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HALIFAx. y. $, oct. 2t-The steamer 81
Reglus. Dunkirk. for York, which has been
reported drifting about In a disabled condition
s.yeru times. was towed into port to-day by
- stint ToysSlfnlten; WHICH picked hsr up lHst
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LAPoRrE, Ind. oct. 2.-The Rev. DR. j. VIII
bur Chapman, pastor Of the Fourth Presby-
terrain Church Of New York city, has been en-
gagged to Cond ct a rel gious crusade az En-
hart The buS, ness men Of tn TOW vii huud
n tahernaCl' with a seating capacity Of 300
peopl. and IN this great structure he Will
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Pom. Post, si,ooo with Al smith.

NJ. Relgner. manager Of Paul Pons, the
French wrestler, has posted o.. 900 with Al Smith
and issued a challenge for hi, protege TO meet
any one In the business.
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makes him a safe person 10 treat with. Bear this In
mind II your goods 20 be disposed VI have value. An
advertisement In TBE SuN will lead 70 a ready mar.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-05-31
THE BANKERS ASSOCIATION.

The bankers Of this State held
their annual meeting at Grafton re-
Gently and had pleasant and pro.
dtable time
The Morluary committee reported
five deaths in banking circles during
the year. confined to Warrington
and Wheeling
The sense Of The Association was
taken and unanimously instructed
the executive council 70 select
Wheeling as the place of meeting
next year.
The election and installation Of
officers was the concluding business
ON thc program The officers
elected arc
President IT, r. War6cId, Of
Elkins.
Secretary and treasurer Charles
w Robinson, Of Huntington.
Vice Presidents J y. Finley. of
parkersbug Charles. u. Durbm.
OF Grafton Guy Is. Wagner. of
Wheeling John o Dickinson. of
Charleston.
Ih. Vice Presidents also act AS
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MRS. McNALLY'S HEN.

From the Pittsburg Times.
There is great excitement in the
State of Rhode Island. Though
that Commonwealth is the smallest
in the Union-so small that when a
householder wants to beat a carpet
part OF it must sometimes be hung
over the boundary-yet it has hopes
that it has struck something that
may cause it to become a greater
producer of wealth than the Klon-
dixie and more opulent than famed
Cape Nome. The Widow McNally,
who runs a chicken farm in that
State, has bred a hen which lays
from six to twenty-nine eggs a day,
except on Sunday, when it refuses
to work at ali. It's record for IS
days, after an account was kept,
was 789 eggs. As, according to the
best authorities, eggs contain fully
% per cent, of nutriment, and as 20
eggs are equal to two and one fifth
pounds Of the best beef, you can
figure il out for yourself what the
hen is worth as an investment
She would easily pay good diyid-
ends on a capital Of more than a
thousand dollars, and a big hennery
full of the same sort Of chickens
would have to have a charter under
the laws Of New Jersey and would
figure with the big trusts. il is not
stated that the hen was forced or
urged 90 extra exertion by special
foods She just developed this ex-
traordinary industry Of her own
accord Now all that Rhode Island
is waiting for is to see whether the
egg laid by this hen will hatch
chicks of the same egg producing
powers and 90 ascertain the further
fact as TO whether this extraordinary
productivity is owing to the peculi-
antIes of the soil and atmosphere
Of the State. r. both Of these in
quiries result fayorably 20 the hopes
Of The Rhode Islanders the price Of
of her chickens will be above rubies
and every foot Of her soil wili Sell
at corner lot prices
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ONLY FIFTY CENTS

IHr ApCUs is offered for the
campaign for only SO cents. We
Will send Che paper from now till The
hrstof December for only half a
dollar Send 100 postage stamps for
one, or a dollar bin for two, or a
paper two dollar BIN for four names.
and get TUE ARGUS 900 after the big
election and tbc returns complete.
Don't delay bot order at once, the
sooner Che quicker and The more
you ect Tor sour money
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MAY.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
To Nominate State Ticket Parkersburg,
Wednesday, June 9Th.

The Democratic State Conyen.
ton will be rouser this time, with
about one thousand delegates. Pres
ton county should turn out full
delegation. Reduced rates on the
b. * 0. Apply at any ticket office.
Our delegation should go down 10
Parkersburg, Tuesday evening, tie
9Th, on No. SIS, which comes to
Terra Alta about FIVE o'clock, and
Tunnelton SAC, and be in Parkers-
burg ready for business next morn
ing. If you wait till Wednesday
morning, you go on No. 8, which
will be due at Tunnelton at S:46
under the new schedule, and at
Terra Alta about an hour earlier,
and get to Parkersburg about one
o'clock. Our delegates will hardly
be able to get home before Friday
anyhow. There are number of
good hotels in Parkersburg, among
them the Van Wrinkle, Blenner-
hassett and Jackson, at So 90 per
day, and the Palace, Commercial
and Ormond at about 81 90 per day.
We herewith republish a list of
the delegates and alternates from
Preston county, as selected by the
convention held here May Sth, so
that all may know and be sure to
get ready to attend. The afternoon
train leaves Kingwood at a:15 and
connects with the evening train for
Parkersburg at Tunnelton, so that
parties can get here from anywhere
in the county that day in time for
that train.
DELEGATES.
p. ]. Crogan, ]. Nj. Templeton,
]. Slidell Brown, Vincent +. Cooke,
Calvin Rohr, II. NJ. Grimes, iona
than Shackleford, Benjamin Shut
Ellsworth, +. II. Anderson, J. NJ.
Buckner, J. w. Shafer, +. NJ.
Williams, c. w. Worthington, S. l..
White, Victor Cuppett, Charles c.
Frankhouser, A. NJ. Wolfe and John
A. Wolfe.
ALTERNATES.
Scott Tuner, J. Thomas Garlitz,
Thomas L. Loar, William Guseman,
VIM. NJ. Dent, Joseph Guseman,
James S. Cornwell, P. ]. Dunn, II.
A. Shater, Lewis Stemple, Chas. +.
Dodge, Geo. w. Wiles, ]. Frank
Deahl, l.. L. Frankhouser, Hadley
+. Smith and John Ct. Harmed.
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PRINTERS LOVE STORY.

She was typos darling fair be
was hcr Iotcrrue. Said he You
ave Che type for me. 100 always
stick to you. I've had a chase.
'bat nov my own. nay cake is
revised guess and now that love
IS justified why let Us 90 to
press The maiden hung her
shapcIY head whispered 10 bis ear
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"ihe form IS ready, dear
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ORDER or PUBLICATION.


: STATE or WEST ViRGiNM
SO rules held in the clerks Office oftbc
circuit Court for the county % Preston
on the FIRST Monday OF May ZOO
Amos Caia
Joseph a. Garlits. ctal.
Ihr object or This Suit IS io enforce the
collection OF certain Heu nJtc- held By
plamtit by % salcif need be- oil .racf Of
iaud containing one hundred and sixteen
acres Sold ~ plaintiff Go dcfcnds1s Gar.
Jos and OF which said Gariitq sold seventy
iour acres 90 the dc eudani Ella Groves
W.i' OF defendant Eugcnus ~. Groves. and
iic residue thereof Co defendant Joseph y
Sterling
and Do Hpprarire from an affidavit filed in
sfid cause that Che defendant Joseph T.
sterling is moi n rcsidcnl of ihis state ON
motion 20. Goo piaintin DO is ordered that
tle said defendant lc required to appear
Within one month after 4lio date Of the FIRST
pun'Icai on ri tHie order aud do what is
ncccs arf 40 protect Oils interests.
D. further ordered that dis order De
punished and posted as required by law.
a cops Ioeic.
IOdN w WArsoN. Clerk
Published hrst Omc May 10th loo
Attcft W. WAIsoN CLERK
" MoiHoc. Council for plaintiff
Tfo.coltss Or
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eOWsER's TROUBLES.
The Ole Nan Gets Very Loving,
but Of Course Ends it all
in o Row.
The Reason Why the Bowsers Won't Go
To the Paris Exposition.

Ell RS. Bowser was in
C8 the front hall
looking around TO see if
there was a pin or a shirt
button lying around loose
for Mr.. BOwser 10 STUN.
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! dresses MADE ~
"And about our old lore letters, .
he interrupted as he began to walk
about. "rhere isn't the least doubt
that | wrote a heap of silly nonsense,
but on two or three occasions when
you have said l did got mad and
raised row. Yes, sir, remember
of one letter in which l said had
kissed the tracks you left in a cram
berry swamp, and yet when you
told me of it howled about divorce.
My dear angel, can you ever par
don me ?"
"Of course. Won't you tell me
how long ittakes to 60 to Paris ?"
"Abou, seven days, think. And
there's another thing ! want to refer
to. One day came home and
found you on the lounge with a sick
headache. You tried to get up and
welcome me, but you couldn't. You
were dreadfuily sick, but did pity
you Did l order your tea and
toast and sit beside you as decent
husband should? No btutally
told you that any lady who would
walk around the block barefooted
ought to hay II headaches, and
left you to the mercy of the cook
and bounced off to the club. Mrs.
Bowser can you--will you-ha
What's that ?"
Mr.. Bowser stood stiiHy erect in
the middle of the room and pointed
to one of the back windows. The
cat stood beside him and looked in
the same direction.
ayes, the glass is cracked, " said
Mrs. Bowser. "a boy threw stone
from the alley"
Cracked Ruined Destroyed,
hoarsely whispered Mr.. Bowser,
with his finger still pointing. "And
this is the way you run my house
This is the way my wife looks after
my interests I"
"'But boy threw a stone, " she
protested.
eyes, but how could | help it P"
Chow do l help it2 Are stones
thrown when l am here Fifty dol
lars worth of glass ruined through
your want of care It's no use
no use %
"rhat pane only cost IS cents,
and say that l can't stand in the
alley and prevent boys from throw
ingH"
''Nlrs. Bowser, we psed not dis
cuss the matter further" he said as
he turned away 81 came, home
with heart full of love and kind.
ness to find my home a scene Of
ruin and desolation. This ends our
going abroad"
"But you won't give up the trip
because a boy cracked a pane of
glass, will you? ?"
81 will. The trip is off. There
will be no Paree. Parii or Paris for
us this year. 1t is not the broken
glass | look at, but the principle of
the thing As wife and house
keeper you are a fat failure. For
anything you might do to prevent,
this house could be torn down and
carted of by the hoodums."
"But how foolish off,"
"That will do, woman-that will
do: have given you trial after
trial, and it has always resulted the
same way-ruin and desolation. l
have no doubt the back fence is
broken down, the wood shed carried
off and most Of the foundations of
the house removed. Our money
will be needed right here for repairs.
am now going fora little stroll,
and should any one call ana ask for
me you can say may not be home
until noon to morrow"
"But how can you blame me?"
"Woman, the subject is closed.
Good evening to you-good even
ing Z"
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- for Mr.. Bowser to STUN
bic over and read her lesson on
extravaganza when he came running
up the steps and almost took the
door of its hinges as he entered
What on earth" she started
to say, when he seized her in his
arms and danced about and cried
out
oven so Wen go and put in
at least three months I"
The cat came out Of the sitting
room and joined in the waltz, and
it was two minutes before Mrs. Bow
ser got chance to ask what it all
meant
at means the Paris Expositionl"
he replied, as be chucked her under
the chin. "IIey, little woman, how
does tina, strike you ?"
"You don't mean that we are to
goP"
"Of course do. I've made
ten strike in stocks, and away we
go to Paris couldn't wait to get
home to tell you. Does the good
news astonish your"
'It-it doesn', seem possiblclp
she gasped
81 thought it would take your
breath away. Come on; let's have
dinner. Eth, tootsy wootsy7 Going
to see Paris and the Exposition, are
you ?"
Mr., Bowser was like boy with a
new sled, and Mrs. Bowser was al
most dumb with astonishment and
anticipation. Twice during the meal.
he got up to so around TO her and
pat her on the head and ask her
how many new dresses she wanted,
and as he put his arm around her to
escort her upstairs the cat followed
on behind and winked at her own
whiskers and said it was something
she never saw in that house in all
her life before.
CHOW, then, sweety," said Nh
Bowser, as he sat down to his cigar,
Gin the morning you take $500 and
get an outfit, and if that is not
enough take SIX l will 90 and
engage passage, buy two new trunks
and what clothes need, and within
a month from TOT day we land in
Paree with our hats on our ears"
"But l never thought we could
60" she said.
Probably not, as | didn't know
how things would turn out and
didn't want to raise false hopes. You
may have observed, Mrs. Bowser,
that | never fly off the handle. /
just coolly and calmly wait till a
thing is assured before holler over
it, Yes, we are of to the great
Expo, and wen see Europe at last."
In her happiness Mrs. Bowser
shed tears.
Come now. .ootsy, none of
that" he said as he arose up and
kissed her. you deserve all l can
do for you. You have been one of
the best little wives any man ever
had, and want you to know how
much / appreciate it, I've been
brusque and short with You some.
times, but you have never doubted
my love, have you ?"
"Never. l wish every woman had
as good a husband"
"And ] wish every man had as
good a wife There have been times
when you ought to have taken the
poker and whacked me over the
head, but you never lose your tenn
per Mrs Bowser, DO you know
that sometimes believe you arc an
angel from heaven ?"
"But you MUSTN'T believe that, :"
She replied, beginning to be a bit
alarmed over his goody goodness.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-11-09

And ladies in general to examine our grocery store.
Just NOW we have everything you call for in the
grocery line If you have not been buying here, may
we hope to have you?
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tories organized into the most pow
erful and wonderful government
on the face OF the earth.
Mhe Appetite Of a Goat

is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose
stomach and liver are out OF order.
All such should know that DR.. Kings
new life pills, the wonderful stomach
and liver remedy giles splendid ap-
petite, -sound digestion and regular
bodily habit that insures perfect
health and great energy. Only 2oc at
Peoples drug store and A. w.
Foreman. DIV
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r. r. Time Table
MISSOURI KANSAS &rExAs .

Send forty cents and get The Daily
chieftaln one menth, durIax the reg
uIar term Of the Cherokee national
c0nacil. which Is now in session at
Tahlequah.
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vINITA MEAT STORE FO
a fine steak. q nice roast, t. esh
sweet lard, pork and mutton,
fresh fruits andfvegetables.
Warning order.

In the United States court at Vinita. In the
Northern District Of the Indian Territoy
Frank Tito. plaintiff,
VS.
sarah Uto. defendant.
The defendant. sarah Ut0. Is warned to
appear in this court within thirty days and
answer the c0mplainto OF the plaintiff, Frank
Tito.
October 7. 1900. Chas. A. Davidson. clerk
lseaD ByT.A. Chandler, deputy.
]. s. Davenport.
Attorney for plaintiff,
o. d, Neville.
octssod Attorney for defendant.
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Dawes Commission Dates.

The following are the latest re-
vised dates of the Dawes com.
mission Tor enrolling citizens Of
the Cherokee nation:
Chelsea-From Monday, Nov
19, to Friday, November %, in
elusive.
Tahlequah- From Monday, Dec
8, to Friday. Dec. % inclusive.
For sale-our frame building, 2Ox4O
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In the United States court for the Northern
district Of the Indian Territory ct VI
nlta. ! 7.
David D. Berry. plaintiff.
Minnie Berry. defendant.
The defendant Minnie Berry. IS warned TO
appear in this court within thirty days and
T. Berry.
ocf "a I111 Charles A Davidson.
John B. Turner. Clerk
1tf|at Davis Deputy.
Attorney f1f dcIsn1arf oI&ID
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LAND AND REVENUE.
Decreasing Wealth of the
Cherokees Set Forth.

Tue '0lloWlng Win reference TO the
collection Of tribal revenues by the
agents of the interior department,
and of the landed interests OF the
Cherokee nation:
Under the respective heads Of
schools, orphan asylum and insane
asylums are given the sources Of
income for their support. The
appropriation from the general
fund for support OF our govern
ment for the past year was s46,-
444.90. The general fund invested
and held by the treasurer Of the
United States is one million, four
hundred and twe0ty-eight thou
sand five hundred and forty-three
dollars and twenty one cents in
Guiding Union Pacific bonds, from
which we derive an annual inter.
est of $72,696.%. Against these
different funds we have issued
warrants unpaid October 10, 1900.
General fund $S5l ,S55.7O. Unex-
pended balance in the United
States subtreasury,a at present. sub
ject to payment ON this amount,
twenty-one Thousand nine hundred
and six dollars and nine cents.
School fund, mnety-eight thou
sand two hundred and twenty-sev-
en- dollars and fifty cents. Unex-
pended balance ia the United
States sub-treasury at present,
subject to the payment Of this
amount, two thousand, seven hun.
dred and thiry.four dollars and
fifty eight cents.
Orphan fund, seven thousand
three dollars and tiftyosnts. Un-
expended balance in United States
sub-treasury at present, subject to
the payment on this, sS7 ,846.71,
which if paid wouA leave a credit
to this fund $9j0aS1S. Insane
fund, $6, 1864. Wnexpended bal
ance in the United States SUBJ
treasury at present, subject to pay
ment on this indebtedness, s. ,079.
38. Total indebtedness all funds,
$702, 1888 .18.At the present income,
Of the various funds, except the
school fund, is ia excess of the ex-
penses, but the outstanding war
rants against these funds must be
paid in the order of their issuance,
and the payment Of the interest
also requires large amount of the
annuities, so years viii elapse at
present rate of payment before oar
indebtedness can be liquidated,
unless other means are provided.
Our obligations must be met
sooner or later, and in my opinion
the sooner the better. Either a
sufficient amount OF our invested
funds must be withdrawn, tax
levied or revenue collected for
such purpose. The collection Of
internal revenues and moneys de-
rived annually from railroads
should be placed under special
control Of some one. All Of these
matters will receive attention in
the event an agreement is con-
eluded, bat if no agreement is
made some person should be desig-
mated TO see the collection Of rev
enues and the enforcement Of laws
pertaining thereto.
The report Of the United States
Indian agent Shoenfelf shows that
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In theUnited states District Court at Yinita
in the Northern District Of the Indian
Territory.
Della A. sun. plaintiff. ~. ,..
Harry T. Still. defendant
The defendant Harry 7. still. is warned to
appear In this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint OF the plaintiff Della
A. Still n this action for divorce.
Oct g. 1900. Chns. A. Davidson
p. Davis. Clerk.
Attorney for Pl'G. I. A. Chandler.
5 Parks. Deputk
Attorney for Deft Oct9S0d