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Live stock Inspector, tOf.
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ouah tsat Aad the bynght bss
bean essraordinafy 10 haa eo@Plsis
ly bfaesd ,ns up, aIn just a. vigQF
ous ss whsa boy aud i0a uanas
rsalisa hos happy / aut
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wbst 1 assded strength aud lsigoi
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fatty ssY ~ is boon So weaa mou. .
am greatly improyed in siAt atfengtl
aud yiKnr
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and he wants gyoiY man O. have it
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-05-03
PROSPEROUS PARSONS.
Establishment Of Pulp Mill, Bank and
Big Lumber Deal.

Parsons, w, Va, April IS General
Prosperity has at las, struck this place and
everyone here are congratulating themselves
that the General" did not forget Parsons
in his rounds. Yesterday several prominen,
gentlemen from Philadelphia, including Mr..
Robert Whilmer, member of the firm of
Whimer, Lane x Co., lumber dealers, pur.
chased from Mr.. l.. D. Corrick, tract Of
land just south of town, including $50 acres,
for which he paid 81, 500
Today the surveyor with the architect
will lay of the grounds for the purpose Of
erecting what is TO be known as the Parsons
Pulp aud Paper Company's mill, composed
principally Of Pennsylvan capitalists.
The town Of Parsons will give to the said
company 81, 900 and exempt therefrom all
taxes for the term OF five years. The Par
sons Pulp and Paper Company agree to en-
ploy between $50 aud zoo men and that
work shall begin on the buildings within 20
days, This plant, when completed, will be
the largest pulp and paper mill south Of
Luke, Nd.
II is also reported that these gentlemen
have interested other capitalists, who pro.
pose building railroad from here down The
Cheat river, TO connect with the Baltimore
and Ohio a, Roresburg, distance Of 2S
miles, which will give them two out let's for
their products
Some Of The leading business men Of
Grafton and this place have succeeded in
getting charter for the purpose of opening
a State bank here They were here yes.
tcrday and met the president Of the county
commissioners in reference to securing one
Of the vaults in the new court house, where
they win do business until they can erect a
suitable building for the same.
Real estate Of ell kinds has advanced here
from 20 to 90 per cent. within the last two
weeks. Le, ,us have an old time continual
boom. We can stand il.
The Diamond Mercantile Company, doing
a general mercantile business here, closed
its doors Monday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-05-03

The literary features Of the ECLECTIC
MAGAZINE for May are among its most
striking attractions. They include an ex.
haustive and haueung review Of The Poetry
Of Mr.. Stephen Phillips. from Edinburg
Review; a enthusiastically clever article
by Andrew Lang on The Evolution Of
Literary Dscency; Mr.. Robert Buchanan's
reply to Sir Walter Bcsant in the Kiplinp
Controversy, entitled The Ethics Of Criticism.
and a paper on John Ruskiu by Julia wede
wood. which has strong personal as we'll
as literary interest w this list belongs also
a delightful appreciation Of The Sentiment
Of Tbackery from the Quarterly Review; and
a tribute by X. l.e Calnenne to that too.
little appreciated poet. Sidney Tanier
Topics Of specially timely interest are Major
Gdmth's account Of the working Of the
much -maligncd Intelligence Department Of
the British War Office. and an article on
Paris and The Exposition. translated from
the French Of ". Gabriel IIauotaux All.
mai lovers cannot fail 20 enjoy Woods
iiuichipson's article on Animal Chivalry.
~nA there Is food FOR half an hours miYih IN
Catherine l. D5dd's summary Of School
Childfen's Ideals The poets Of the nun.
her are NJ Henri de Rcgnier. Austin Dolson.
William Watson. Sir Edwin Arnold and
MORA O'Neiil brilliant list THE LIv.
ING AGE COMPANY, Publishers. Boston.
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zinns Chapel
Ience OF Tho Argus

Correspondence OF Tho Argus.
Our Sunday-school is in fourishing con-
dtion
Plenty of sunshine aud rain, and the grass
is growing nicely.
z Frank Znn made business trip to Nor
gantown last week.
John Bles and S. A. Rankin are at home
from work in Pennsylvania.
Marion Riley, from Gladesville, was Wis
iting William Zinn's las, Saturday and Sum
day.
Misses Mary and Daisy Plantairch were
visiting friends at Tunnelton few days last
week.
Willie Zinn, Miss Ethel Taylor and Miss
Della Zinn were reported on the sick list
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Walls and son Hoy,
of Morgantown, were visiting at G. II. Zinn's
last week.
Master Clarence Zinn, of this place, is
visiting his mother, Mrs salHe linn, of
Morgautown.
MIR. and Mrs. 6. II. zinn were visiting
Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Phillips, of Reedsyille,
one day last week.
a Mt. Gilmore and family, from Penn
sylvania, have moved on the farm which
used to belong to Joseph Riggleman.
Quite number of our young people at
tended preaching at Mt. Vernon last Sun
day. Rev. Rice, of Morgan,own, con-
Quoted the services.
few of our young people attended
musical entertainment at Joseph Menear's,
recently. One Of the musicians failed to be
present, but all report a good time.
Misses Grace and Gertie Rogers. Miss
Dec Sharps and Miss Lucretian Clark. Of
Mt Vernon, attended the close Of the school
at this place last Friday afternoon.
Miss Nora Born, who has been. attending
school at Kingwood the past winter, IS at
home now on a visit. We understand Miss
Nora contcmplates going to school there
this spring.
The young peoples Society Of Christian
Endeavor was organized at this place the
18th Of April and the following officers were
elected for the next six months; Miss Cora
linn, President; Miss Allene Rankin, Sec
retary and John Taylor Cor. Sec'y. Miss
Dellie was appointed as delegate to the
Christian Endeavor Convention to be held
at Morgantown, May 1917.
Married, at the home Of Rev. Long.
auecker, in Morgan,own, Mr. Charles linn.
formerly Of this place, 20 Miss Eva Shaner.
Of near stewaristown. The bride was
dressed in blue cashmere, trimmed in white
satin and the groom was dressed in black.
After the ceremony was performed they
welt TO Grant Walls, in Greenmont, where
the boys gave them quite a serenadc. The
next day they came to Mr.. Zinn's fathers.
g. II. Iinns, TO spend tho honeymoon.
They will 60 to housekeeping in Gfeenmont
soon. Charles has quite number Of friends
here, who wish him a long and happy life.
April 10th. WATER Lu.fy
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-05-03
sT,rr EDITORIAL Association.


troui she rartcriture Veus
The citizens rcuea.1, thr r.arI al Trade
and thc mcmhcts of the Inesl r..s. sr. .s,.
ting things toto goaJ ,hsle CO. ns sa,s,
,ainmen, 81 thc State EIoarsl A..,.st..n
when ii meets here in iu tlrs.a,b saea,i
session May ~, 90 and 20.
The Board uf Trade has auaare.l ,.. ....
hnaneial aid sufficient 90 .nsurc rfofrr ss.
ter,ainmen, Of ,hc VISITORS ssd tb.. mst,., T.
Ia the hands Of lhc logal pfess ubo sts
making every cna'I Go give them ---eihln-
novel aud somcthiug io bc remembered.
The hrt session OF the association ,,lf IA.
held a, the Audtotlum at7.5o o'cloct on
the evening Of May e., When there will bs a
varied programme
Addresses OF welcome will be made by
Mayor Turner on behalf of ,hc city ani by
members of the local press, which vill hc
responded 70 10y Hon. John J. CornwclL IL
Romney, editor of the Hampshire Review.
The feature Of the evening viii be- the
addresses by u II. Herbert of Ch,caeo.
editor of the National Printer and Journal
isi ON "rhe Unity Of the prcss.r and by
Governor George w, Atkinson. who win
speak ON "wcs Virginia. Present and Pros
peet'ye Possibilities and the Work of the
Press in the Development OF the State"
Hon. O. $. Mckinney, of Fairmont. ed.
itor of the Fairmout Index. will also be one
of the speakers.
Wednesday will he devoted mainly 90 ,ho
transaction of general business which will
he hiersperscd by addresses 10y the president.
E. H. Finn, Hon, J. O. Thompson. of The
keyser Echo, Hon. +, ". Morris. Of the
state Journal, Hon. II, c. Raglan, of the
Logan Banner Senator Camden and others.
aud the reading Of the associations history
by Sam G.. Barr.
During the day the visitors will he given a
trip ON the river which will include stop
at historic Blenncrhassclt, and will also be
taken to the plant Of the parlcsburg Brew.
ing Company, where they will be royalty
entertained. Wednesday evening the Wis.
iting editors and their wives will be enter.
tanned at Tcuapin Park, where an informal
entertainment including land concert,
will be given
Thursday the election Of officers will take
place, and in tho evening banquet will be
given a, one OF the hotels in honor Of the
editors.
In addition 10 the entertainment men
toned there will be several other attractive
features.
AF..-
AMER the session am excursion has been
arranged for Trip to the buffalo Pan.
American exposition which most of the
visitors will take advantage Of.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-05-03
Vest virginia and Nebraska.

Scarcely any Western state should be Of
more interest to Yves, virgiuisns shan Ne.
5rsska Emigration from this state helped
90 people Ohio. then Indiana. then Illinois.
then Iowa, The many fllinoisans and Iowans
are Of West Virginia ancestry If not Of West
Virginia parcu,age. And as people from
those states have formed q very large part
Of the immigration into Nebraska, it's not
AZ an surprising that lhe surnsmcs Of West
Virginia people are exceedingly common in
Nebraska. From ghc close Of the civil var
iill Che financial panic Of '75. The immigra-
ton into Nebraska was very great II was
very largely made up Of ex-soldicrs who
decided 60 make homes in new state.
nihcr than ,i'lc down where they had been
living. rhc opportunity Of getting from SO
90 roo acres of goeemmcN land free was
also strong iuduccmcnL An interesting
story Of those days is given in "Under the
Cottonwood by @. F Morton. o fesiden,
q this county. The book. which will soon
De ready wili De an attractive volume Of
$50 pages with handsome cover and ses
efal illustrations. Q, will be for sale At the
store Of w p. Jenkins Kingwo16, or may
he had Of thc anihor at the same place.
Price st2s
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-05-03
PRISONER OF FATE.
BY Ropssr nerlDowSry.

long 10 be ,read'ng where nature is
spreading
Ger wide Woodland pastures, her carpe, of
green.
I'd spend these long hours in serambles for
flowers,
Which 'wine where the woodbine is twinine
unseen.
But to gaze through window is a shame
and sin, too.
While howers Of Easter their petals unfold
lis not like Christian, Ills jus, like a
Hindoo.
But where doctors forbid--why my story is
told.
oh then for sailboa,, yacht or a whale
boat
Or an old fishing smack which sca,,ers the
brine.
For mule OF the mountain by yellow.
stone fountain.
With health and with sunshine, what Joy
would be mine.
For day that is healthy is day that is
wealthy,
All else is mockery, hollow and blind,
For health is the leaven which sanc,ihes
heaven
And makes life worth living 10 poor human
kind.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-05-03
In Memorianl.

Contributed by Friend
WILsoN-Died, at the residence Of her
brother, Mr.. Albert Wilson. at Colebank.
w. Va, on March 10th, 1900. Miss Lunmie
Wilson, aged 20 years, II months and -
days.
Deceased was the loving daughter of Mr.
James Wilson, Of Sinclair. fair young girl.
just entering upon the happy spring time Of
a promising life, has answered the summons
Of an all'wisc Creator, and passed from time
into eternity. In speaking of death she
claimed she was ready 10 60 For some
weeks her health had been somewhat feeble.
For two weeks previous 80 her dc,case she
had been confined to her bed in constant
suffering. She died Of pneumonia fever.
She was good girl and faithful friend
In her home duties, none was more devoted
She joined the Dunkard church about three
years ago, and has been a faithful member
ever Since. The funeral services we're held
at half past ten o'clock, a. m., March 20.
at Colebank, Rev. William ShaHer. Of whose
charge the deceased was q member. con
'NNt'Ne wy HNifiNNHs ~ the conclusion OIL
the services many sorowing friends followed
the remains 10 the Shilo cemetery, 10 nav
last tribute Of respect. a father, two
brothers and little sister arc left 10 mourn
for her, besides many others, who were her
friends aud acqumntauces. one by one
they are crossing over. ] ask, who shall be
the the ncxi2 A voice answers. 'qic Ye
Also Ready"
Ready ready shall the watchword be,
When The Savior calls gov, TO Ills service
nee;
1oyour Lord be faithful walking in Ills
ways,
Serving Him with gladncss, sounding
forth Ills praise
Closing my cars 90 Che sounds of earth,
songs Of the angels hear,
Voices loat over The waters dark, that
rapture my listening car.
over thc Silent Sea loved ones are calling
for me.
Beautiful hands lha, ! used 60 hold.
Are bcckoniog now from The gates Of gold.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-05-03
wonanly Beauty.

he Ncli known writer FyeiNn HIM. in
hcf book entitled -Womauly Beauty. saws
~ rs my contention that every woman not
only may bat SHOULD possess a charming
personality Of face figure and snanncr
To attain and preserve beauty IS tho proDer
study OF womankind. a nicaerc figure ma,
De developed harsh, uneven features MAY
be softcncd. refined and rendered harmoni.
Gus, a sallow OF muddy complexion may be
ireshencd frightened and made clear.
duli eyes. without cxdrcssiou may ciistcn
and sparkle and unsightly bicmishes OF
every kind may be removed Facial de.
teciS aud shrunlsen. Impoverished. am.
developed hgures may hc pcrmenantiy rem.
edicd aud womauly beauty forever acquired
and retained. IL Is every womans duty 10
accomplish these results. The Marilia
Company. Io8 Fulton Street New York. Of.
iers q send copy OF Evelyn Hunts book
Tree. With small sire box OF "CasSandrs
Cream and a free cake Of CasSanrra skin
soap TO amy lady who sends i've two-cent
stamps 10 cover expense OF mailing The
regular price OF this book Is 50 cents and
H contains valuable interesting Information
and IS full OF good advice FOR ladies' Who
desire TO acquire aud retain ioyciiness OF
face aud form Cassandra Cream" is n
wonderful bcautiier Of the complexion aud
makes the skin soft, fresh and white by re.
moving all Impurities and discoiorations
IL Is perfectly pure preparation and will
not inlure the most sensitive skin. lat.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-05-03

The above picture Of Winfield
Scott Schley hardly does that hand.
some gentleman Justice lie halls
from maryland, My MARYLAND. "
and has always been a straight out
Democrat without having TO be
brought on, by his wife or anyone
else. lie IS The real hero OF Santiago
and The people all know il and give
him credit for 10 in spite Of the Der.
sistcnt efforts Of the War Depart.
meni TO boom Admiral Sampson as
The hero OF the occasion. Schley is
receiving quite a boom for Vice
President on The Democratic ticket
With Bryan lie knows nothing Of
% himself as he is away with his
warship. but the matter IS in the
hands Of his friends. who are en-
ihusiasiic over the prospect and his
nomination would make Maryland
solidly Democratic for all time To-
come.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-05-03
Tortured a Witncgs.

Intense suffering was endured by witness
y J. Martin. Of Dixie. Ky. before hc gave
this evidence 20 coughed every NIGHT
unti' my throat was nearly raw uien tried
pr King New Discovery which gave
instant relief have used it infny hmf,
Tor Tour years and recommend it ae thc
creates remedy for Coughs Colds and 900
Throat Chest and Lung troubles Itwiii
STOP the worst cough aad not only orc.
vents but absolutely cures Consumption
ffice soc and sfoo. Every bottle rulran
feed Trial bottles free az f.cuiarts store.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-05-03
Tribute Of Respect.
an or oAK HAN LoDoE No. rao,

HALL OF OAK Hall LODGE No. I2o.
h' or p, FELLowsvILL, April "a, 1900
AT a regular meeting of the above lodge.
held on April a3rd, 1900. the following
resolutions were adopted
WHEREAS, II has pleased the Grand
Chancellor above, TO remove from his home
and this lodge our worthy Brother Charles
Kereheval, who departed this life on April
9th, 1900. aged IS years, months and
81 days.
WHEREAS, While we mourn his loss as
one who always remembered his obligations,
being ready to lend a helping hand in time
Of need. In the. death of Brother Ker-
eheval and the removal of such a life from
among US, leaves vacancy and shadow
that viii be deeply realized by all the mem
bers Of this lodge and friends of the organi-
cation, and will prove serious loss to the
community and public.
RESOLVED, That with deep sympathy
with the hereaved relatives of the deceased,
we express our hope that e~n so great loss
TO us all, may be overruled by Him who
doeth all things well.
RESOLVED, That a copy of these res
olulions be spread upon the records of this
lodge, copy printed in the county papers
and copy forwarded to the bereayed family,
and that as further mark of respect to the
memory of the deceased Brother, that the
charter Of the lodge be draped in the usual
manner for the period of 80 days
Fraternally Submitted,
r. r. SHAY,
B. + WOODWARD, Com.
w. l.. RUTHRRFop,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-05-03

There IS only one way 90 save ,our Hlc
and that is through an operation were
the startling words heard by Nrs p
Hunt Of Lime Ridge wis from hcr doc
tor after Dee had vaiuie tried io cure Dec of
a irlghtful case OF stomach trouble aud
yellow jaundice Call stones bad forced
aud She constantly grow worse Then She
began TO use Electric fitors which holly
cured hcr tts wonderful Stomach.
Liver and kidney remedy Cures DykpoD
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-05-03
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10th OF each month.
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BUILDING, from the 10Th 60 e2d iuclu-
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