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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-09-04

ALL the machinery in the Thomp-
son mill at the foot of Walnut street
can be bought for song. For par
tIculars inquire at this Office.
PRETTY picture cards are appreci-
ated by children. The Acme people
are giving away hundreds of them.
SUNDAY apd Monday this section
of the country was the hottest in
the United States, but it has cooled
of a great dea! to-day. The wealth
err man can't do better than to keep
things as nice as he has them now.
CALL, Opera House employees. All
persons expecting to act as stage
hands, bill posters, ushers or those
employed about the Opera House
in any capacity are asked to meet in
the basement of the Opera House
Tuesday September 18th al o'clock
p. N. ii. l.. SWIsHER,
Lessee and Manager.
AT a meeting of the General Coun-
ell of the Beta Theta ri fraternity
the petition for charter at the Uni
versity was granted. The matter has
been in the air for several years and
recently came to head in formal
petition. 1t will be installed at the
opening of the coming school year but
just when is not yet decided upon.
Several alumni of the fraternity live
in town
The best Ice Cream always at
the Delicatessen. Vanilla, Chloe
0Iate and Pine Apple Ice
PEOPLE should be very careful and
clean up their premises thoroughly.
There is a great deal OF sickness
that may be traced directly to lack
of cleanliness and much more that
cannot be so readily understood no
doubt comes from the same thing.
1t will be good idea to clean up.
GET your clothes cleaned at Wei
bells, the Dyer, Front street, near
Beechurst.
ARRANGEMENTS for the excursion
to Clarkshurg to hear Bryan speak
have not yet been announced, but
there will be some way provided
outside of the regular trains,
which will run in a manner that will
accommodate everyone who wants to
go, as far as their schedule is con
cerned
LoTs of manu- featured ice is being
received here and stored away. The
supply of natural ice that was put
up laat winter is running very low
although it was the largest that had
ever been cut in the history Of the
town and was thought to be more
than enough for all demands that
might be made when it was harvest
ed. This serves TO show that an ice
plant here would be a fine invest
meDt and it will come before many
months.
sWAsHBURN's best is famous
brand of flour and is sold exclusively
by j. A. Weaver at 90 cents per sack
or $3.50 per barrel. 1t is the best
brand on the market and we invite a
mparison with any other.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-09-04

Coon intentions don't count, but
good goods do You always get that
kind at ~. III. NYe's.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-09-04
There's Reason
for the Diamond
Advance

Because the fine and. perfect
stones are becoming scarce
they are finding fewer of
of them-and now that there
is war in South Africa, the
home OF all producing mines,
still higher prices are an abb
soiute certainty. Even under
these circumstances we are
able to sell diamonds at the
Old prices.
Geo. c. Hayes & Co.,
Leading jewelers..
r. A. Hayes, Optican.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-09-04
20 Cameras Free

You can see them in our window.
There are fifty of them.
We are going to give them all
away.
Saturday, September sth, is the
day.
Be sure to get one.
Call for an application blank
to-day.
We hope you'll not miss getting
one.
You'll be sorry if you do.
Don't forget the date.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-10-18

| Corrcspondcncc OF Tho Argus.
/ We thought we would give few locals
I from this community. The health of our
people is good no fever cases along the
river 50 far, for which We arc very thankful.
Our store here IS doing good paying
business.
Messrs. Reed and Frank Weleh have
gone to Morgan,own TO work.
A. G. Mason's health is remarkably good
which tao, we are glad to chronicle.
The new Methodist minister preached his
inst sermon here Sunday. lie made a very
good impression on his hearers.
Mr. Earl Smith was over from Morgan.
town last week. IL seems to be looking
very sweet at Miss Esther Shearer. our
lady clerk.
Mr.. Shearer and part of his family have
been visiting relatives at Froslburg. Md.
Isaac. the young clerk, is very much in love
with froslburg lady.
Mr. Elmer +. Martin is going to pu, in
new Turtine water wheel as soon as the
work can he done to run has planer and
other machinery. The firm expects to
erect feed aud buekwheat mill at ST. Ioe
in the near future.
Our hotel is doing quite business.
There has been more travel ON the roads
the past few days than there has been for
months past. There are people coming
from distance visiting this section. All
81 this means something.
Rev. H. T.. Friend, the former Methodist
minister here, moved Saturday. We were
sorry 10 see brother Friend leave. lie was
a good preacher aud No. one citizen. lie
aud his family were all respected here and
our best wishes 60 with them in their new
field.
Mt and Mrs. Unison Snidcr left this
place last week. They expect to start for
their home IN Kansas Monday We were
ell sorry to see them leave. We have
learned To- know them which means to love
them. Al Of our best wishes go with
them.
There IS a bashfu young bachelor living
10 our community that would like to adver-
tise Tor correspondent. The object is
nsa'rimony lie Is good looking, has a
/ good character well To do. nice gated. would
1 be suitable for farm or store, would make a
nice piece Of furniture for any lady's
/ parlor. Any lady that chances to read
this, address r. O. Box s.. AlbrightsviIle.
Politics are not much discussed here So
We close. RAMBLER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-10-18
A Sudden Call.

Our people were shocked Sunday morning
last to hear that Capt. J. NJ. Goodwin, one Of
our Oldest and most prominent citizens, had
been found dead in bed. having died In his
sleep, without a struggle, from heart failure.
The funeral took place Tuesday at n An
and was one Of the largest ever held in King
wood. The services we're conducted in the
NJ. L. Church by the pastor Rev. II. &.
Howard, after which the Masonic Lodge
took charge and marched TO the cemetery in
body, accompanied by the Cornet Band,
playing funeral march. AZ the grave the
beautiful and impressive services Of the
Masonic fraternity were given under the
leadership of Prof. Rufus Holden. The
Band then played "Safc in the Arms 81
Jesus" and the many friends and neighbors
of the deceased dispersed to their homes,
once more very forcibly reminded that
Sin the midst Of life We are 10 death. -
Among the Masons presen, from distance
we're Capt. John Carr Of Keyscr. Mr.. Blair
Bannister of Lynchburg. Va. and Mcssrs.
Will +. White and I'd Kelley otTcua Alta.
were Mrs. Joseph II. Hawthorne. Of Kansas
City, Mo, daughter Of the deceased. Post.
master James w. Holt and Messfs. Clay
Miller, John and Clifford Stone from Graf.
ton. Hon. c. NJ. Bishop was funeral di.
rector, and six Masons acted as Pail
Bearers. a delegation Of the G.. a. X. also
marched in the procession to the cemetery.
The floral tributes we're magnificent. coming
from friends abroad and the Lodge and
friends at home. The deceased was u
years Of age last April and was twice NOR.
ried. his last wife and several grown chill.
dren surviving him. lie served as captain
Of Company o, in the 9th Virginia Regiment
during the war and has been postmaster,
Justice, merchant and in other positions of
honor aud trust in Kingwood
As Prof Holden hes in preparation q
more extensive sketch for publication next
week, we will leave the rest to him.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-10-18
Grant District.
REPUBLICAN No. I

Correspondence Of The Argus
After taking short vacation and wander
ing over the hills of West Virginia, we take
up our quill to give few items.
Mrs. Miller is on the sick list at this
writing.
Mrs. w. ID. Arthur is very i'll at this
writing.
Mr.. Amos J. Meyers, took a load of
apples to Bruceton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Frazee were the
guests of Mrs. l.. T. Frankhouscr on last
Sunday.
Mr.. FORMER aud Miss Mary FORMER were
the guests of Miss Jennie Ilarshbarger on
last Sunday.
James Smith, has, since our last letter.
taken unto himself wife. We offer our
congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benson were visiting some
friends at Unonlown, Pa, and returned
home on las, Sunday.
Misses Susie and Hattie Guiheric and Mr..
Willie Sisler were the guests of Misses
Susie and Lille Thomas on last Sunday.
Misses Susie and Lille Thomas, Susie
and Hattie Gu,herie and quite number OF
Others attended meeting on last Thursday
at Mountain Dale They report a good
time
We feel very sorry To have to chronic le
the death Of Jennie Belle Metheney, IN,
wife of John Metheny. She was III,
daughter Of Mr. aud Mrs. Jesse Fike, and
died Of typhoid fever September 2Sih, and
was buried the goth in the avenue grave.
yard. She was about 20 years Of age and
she was loved 10y all who knew her. She
won the affection Of her friends who regret
to give her up but we say to her friends,
live faithful aud you will meet her in thai
better land where good.byes are never said
and no farewell tears are ever shed.
\ precious one from us is gone,
The voice VIC loved is stlled,
place is vacant IN our home
Which never can be filed.
Death our dearest ties can sever take
our loved ones from our side, bear them
DER the dark cold river to the other side.
MoRNfNG STAR.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-10-18

Mrs. Jonathan ?. Deliver, wife Of the
new scnatofclcct from Iowa, is bright.
interesting woman who Is no stranger 10
Washington society She became Mrs.
Dolliver five years ago when her husband
was winning a name as an orator in Cong
rcss. Since then she has lived in Washing.
ton for part Of each year
Mrs. Delivers real home. however. Is ir
For, Dodge Iowa. ilcr maiden name va.
Louise Peauons. and she is niece 81 ID.
X. peauons, the Chicago millionaire she
was educated at Wellesley and for two
years was a teacher in The college AZ Evan
sion, Ills. She was born IN Hartford. Va.
but the greater part Of her life has been
spent In the west. in the social and cd.
ucaiioual circles Of Fort - idge she ha.
always been a prime fav1riic ADD leader.
and has always been a popular and leading
member Of Washington society
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-10-18
WAffHLur
- - -.

Couespondencs a. che ArEas.
J. J. Kelly a puifiog some iapfogemsni.
ON bis harm
Rev Friend preached h.s 6isi ssfmon g.,
tbis year on sanisy
g ores 3 Smith and iamIy sers ,aaas
AZ Dis fathers. lasf ueek.
George sptsf has been po,tisr aa
the new church ~ iiassiioa
Zee Funkh0usef has bcru 81 Giaissrns.
painting J. W. Cuacmaa's hause.
Our school vhieh b. 90 Del isusht by Josiah
Dtmors, siH begin Oaobcf zo,h.
G.. V. copp b saaniar ias engine o. B..
F.rman 8 O.. p cider min Of nfucetan.
John - Kelly. accompanied lg h.s af-
and mother we're visiting az Addsaa.
rennsy lvan'a 'asi week
J &C. smith uas mafriri on 0efstcr fotb.
Co Miss Minnie Clofe'tg. ~ wcIleary. $50.
They returned on Thursday io So. smlm'.
home and were treated 90 scfeaads thar
evening by some of ou youag people.
bui lho worst part oi b. vas that IN,
scfenaders go, scared snI nn away bsfas.
tlc Young ladies could invite them IN
Misses Sarah and Mauhs Clotfchy accom-
panied the wedding party horne
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-10-18
cranesville.

Correspondence o. the Argus.
&. W. frafcc Is moving to Elk Garden.
Clayton Wolfe has moved over in Garrett
county, Nd.
The good people are re roofing the
Lathrrau church at this place.
G.. q. Tees iei, MS ON last Sunday to
teach 81 principal 10 the Cranisyilc school.
Messn Albright Feather arc doing
qutea lively business with their automatic
cider press
Chnton Sanders, who has been carpeu-
isring in Philadelphia. is ~ home ON va.
eat'oo unul after the election.
rha, dread disease typhoid fever, is
again in 'hs section Nj James Feather
snd too Of hs children are the victims.
Quite a numbcr ofth boys Of this place,
Who were working In the Montana Mines.
are home on vacation until after the
election.
Daniel Miller, ouf blacksmith. has gone
70 ''haehlng in The upper room q his
shop. Look ouf. "gais. be will soon get
tired of that
Mess knabb a Cfug are cleaning up
ere crsck leading from Lake Browning 20
thr river. and u.li faf quite an amount Of
iags daung ihe winter.
fhe Rev Bedford has moved io Grants.
siiie aud ha place j. filled by the Rev.
iienv Friend we ere sorry 60 lose M.
Bedford snd also glad TO receive the Rev.
ffIeHd
fhsle sas auamp speaker here by the
Hamt ~ rDsci iau idday night. and from
sIi sesaaais De- vas very sh1rt Of logic. sin, e
s 8, sail ihst psu ~ the time be- sas
qaauuE .dqiafe aad edsilisng ibe pro-
fessan a ra!ig.on.
M rlseL hr taH Repabiicsa Humper.
gave as the p.estarr sf presenting bin win
o1e ~ 'hase posters enuue1 'flYhst the
repls ~ West VifEaIa slave Co Pace. DO
ED h- aInaf faat hl CO. SAID. a
r.aii f-sr far meu ta rress ~as esi ap
sseh vie prllaruaas $50. na. So.
Powell. ilaas a1sitra repf-s-at facts add
yoa ihaaii h-ip as la defeaI ih. party chat
b. rarlafaEsi CO.. ea.sahst s1 hat .n
fhr fuiars fhe ssl1.n p.of csa no. nsr up
and aT
We Fefe bar1 .n tl.t aaflI
Nruer iannef fn ID. slaves.
We srfe hafa Hfsa..l slh chains
Thaf sea forged aai hy tuavss
oa cay. chat taVc bel Ioa-
Soc tan tee af a rfancr.
Iaaf 80 raof af fse eoflf
Have 9fra rahie.i ri "a taance.
eAItutauFa.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-10-18
STILL KICKING.
Another Republican Heard Prom.
IIowrsynLk, oe,eher 5. ,oeo

HowEsvILLE, October :. 1000.
kptroR ARGUS;
Keeenily their appeared IN the columns
OF your paper certain articles from Rcpuh.
l'ean standpoint, touching on the manage.
meni of our local government. Il would
seem from the respectful manner in which
the same was written, that the sole object Of
the writers were to learn through the loeal
officers themselves as TO wheathe, the
charges enumerated were true or false. II
Commissioned Messenger has no, been act
ing in the capacity of road surveyor. aud
has no, been indirectly acting as contractor,
aud has not been elee,ioneerng to retain the
office through promises of SurveyorshipS and
labor on the roads. he should have publicly
announced it long since.
II MIR. Hartman aud his associates Of the
Board of Education have not been levyinr
beyond what the law authorizes, for the last
several years, and have not incurred deht
on the district which is no, provided for by
'evey in whole OF in part, they should have
SO notified the public when so charged.
II the EN-rown Council of Kinpwood
have not made and caused To be published
settlemen, of their accounts, they should
do so or give the public reason for their
failure, The time has now come ESPECIALLY
in the district of kingwood) that the tax.
payers are disposed to rise up as one man
and inquire as TO what use is being made of
the enormous taxes that is being heaped up.
on them by their local governments, and IL
no satisfactory explanation can be made
they are determined to no, only restrict il At
the polls. but in the courts as we'll.
AS a remedy for the evils complained of,
1t has been suggested that the voters of the
district meet in convention at IIowesville AT
date to be named hereafter. for the pur.
pose of consulting the best methods of
bringing about a much needed reform. Ii
has been suggested in advance that the
proprie,y of naming ticket for local pur.
poses, independent of both tickets in the
field, composed of the abelest and cleanest
men we have, TO be written on the tickets
by the voters. II will not he necessary TO
even obtain the consent of the parties to be
voted for, as every voter is free To act for
himself and vote for the men of his choice.
AS many as favor the meeting as pro.
posed, will confer a favor by so announcing
In the next weeks issue of the local papers.
naming date preferred.
REPUBLICAN No. I.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-10-18

OUR COUNTY NEWS. !


Valley peiat.
,urrcsloudenee u The Argus.
showcry Cor the last few DAYS.
Cider making is the order Of the day.
Henfy Seal IL treating his house to slate
rsof
Oar cripple. X. Pro,Iman. Is on the
uaend slosly
William Johns was at Rockville on sun.
day evening. last.
Albert Harmed was visiting the parental
roof Coz some time.
o y. Shaw was calling on friends Sa,ur.
day and Sunday, last.
jonathan Harmed was At Morgantown
Saturday and Sunday. last.
ApPle cuttings aud ice cream socials are
the order q the evenings.
BIN Armstrong was gathering up our
farmers fat cattle last week.
J. J. FoS made business tip over ia
Pennsylvania, somewhere. TO his fathers.
A. J. Greenhouse and A. J. Graham made
flying trip 10 Hudson on Saturday. last
There viii be Democratic meeting AZ
this place Saturday. October aoih. All arc
cordially invited.
We learn that l. y. Graham Is going TO
do his last job of threshiug foe this fall
to-day, Monday.
Miss Hannah Graham was At Guseman
visiting hes sister, Mrs Jesse Englehart. a
few days las, week.
The latest thing out around here Is what
Nc might call corn thrcsher. owned By
Newton MARTA aud sous
John Johns was a. the grand rally aud
Republican meeting. and hc sworc Il made
him SICK. The meeting was az Mi. Ncbo
Our town b Recruiting slowly. zen
Miller 81 Guseman, Is going 10 build a
house. aud RON James 4. Millcfs black
sailh shop.
Well, - Times are booming In The city Of
Valley Point. We haven't much time 20 spend
We vill end in a rhyme
We friends to truth ye statesman Who
survey
The ueh MAS ioys increase the poor
mans decay
IT'S yours 10 Judge hos wide the limits
stand,
beiwis' a splendid and happy land.
ToN Tmgn.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-10-18
Short, But 10 the Point
KlScwooD, October ~. /,

kiNcwooD, October ~, 1000
EDlroR ARGUs;
After hearing the Congressman from
Pennsylvania and the so-called oT.iule
Giant" from Barbour county, in the Court
House here the other night, and being more
Disguised than ever with the same old har.
rangue Of rotten campaign stuff rchearsed
by these sHcetscented politicians for reye.
nue. only, We want 20 say that many Of as
lab0riug men have heard both these "pros.
pesiiy pildots' before and hoped for s,ue-
thing better this timc. but IL was worse and
more ~ TO- They should get out oaia.
logue instead II trying 20 say their piece.
The FRS; speaker only sought to cut the sod
for Dayton, but the latter failed TO turn it
over o. anything else. lie neglected entirely
Co say anything ohout that hundred thou..
and dollar Armor Plate Trust campaign
fund, bot begged for reelection So he
could help the miners At West End. etc.
bot o. can not fool them this time The
voter should ihiok we'll before casting a
ballot again for this agent 81 monopoly and
ihe trusts Cast your vote for Col. r. %.
Davis and then yoa can be sure Of bcing
right. Hoping that in November you will
help 90 irIumphanuy elect the laborino
mans friend 20 Congress and that you will
not forget Bryan. Holt and the whole Dem
ocraiic ticket. an. very truly,
D. p. MILLER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-10-18
Farmers Institute .

Program Grant District Farmers InsH.
tutc, 90 be held AZ Glover School House.
Saturday, Nov. 3rd, 1900, az o'clock p. m.
Prayer by T. &. Barnes.
Song by Choir--A. VI Robinson, Choir
ister.
Is IL Possible FOR the Farmers If Preston
County 60 Organize CO. their Mutual
Benefit Discussed by Evan King.
VIM. NJ Collins and WIN. ~ Wolf
2. What can be Done 20 Better Our
Public Schools Discussed 10y Jere.
miah Guthrie aud g.. -. Evans.
Song by Choir
Recitation by Rosa Barnes
What Crop Rotation is Best Suited 90
the Soil Of Grant Disnct2 Discussed
by a. $. McNair, Ross Cuppctt and
John Miner.
We will ass LII Fpukhouscr. James
NJ Barnes, Jehu jenkins. Noah
Thomas. John 81. Glover. SHas Beer.
bower, q. Is. Fmzcc, T. G Wright. r.
Copcman, Henry Fnukhouscr. Glauy
Mosscr Scott Younkin and ~. H.
Darby Co each relate some Of thch
most signal successes and failures DO
their farming operations, and the caus,
If known. Each talk 90 cover period
Of not more than Eve minmcs
q. Recitation by Ruth Mitchell
Music By Choir
Adjourned. Committee.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-10-18
The Corner stone

~ che new FIRST NJ =. church. Terra
Alta. W. We, viii De laid az 400 F.. m..
October 1oih' 1000, by Rev Is. Mick. of
Oakland. Mi.. add Rev j. M. Warden.
p. d., eth appropriate ceremony. assisted
hy ih1 Masonic Lodge ssd other dc.
unEaifhed persons, to which invIuuons are
unanimously and cordially extended 60 an.
Who rIli b, royaly entertained. Come and
SEE ard hear. An formc, pastors arc
earnestly requested fo is present % order
~ tac cammrtct
ns j. D. JoSfs. T. c.. President
" a. McGINSis. Secretary.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-10-18
char,l

Correspondence Of ne Argus.
Born, unto Elonsa RiEgieman and wife. o
6ns boy.
Huuah for Bryan and the whole Demo
cratic ticket.
g. u. zian is SOLDERING greatly with a
very sore eye.
g. II. lian made business uip TO Nor
gantoun issi week
Miss Pearl Taylor who vas visiting her
aunt. Ms Eitie Kelly. ha. returned home
Rev. J. rhnpps preached very allie
sermon on Lass sauday evening 81 his
place.
We will Dr. very glad ~hen che election IS
over aud The people 6ad aaoiher subirc, to
talk on.
x, D Ross. Of Ridgedsi,. w. Va. ass
visiting a. G.. ". z.nns last saalsy and
Monday
Miss Emma iiaddiesan. sh, has hsd ere
fever for some tme. ue are clad 90 report.
Is improving.
Quite numbef ~ ouf people fraa ths
place aiisndcd ihe quarterly meenog at
Browns chapel Lass Saturday ED sundsy
Misses Hannah snd Eih Wauon fram
Bovewyillc, aho have been vitunr &c S.
A. Raokin'i ths pasi fee seets. bare Del.
turned home
Miss Matte I.nn uhY has been visiting
friends and relatives ia Taylor sn1
Mouongalia couniies fhe pau four uesks.
returned home ian SUNDAY
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-10-18
ELECTION COMMISSIONERS
Appointed Ia Hold the Election, Tues
day, November 9Th, 1900.

At the recent term OF County Court. the
following list of Commissioners to hold
the election next month, was appointed.
the first named at each precinct 10y the Re.
publican Committee the second by the
Court and the third by the Democratic
Committee.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-10-18

Precinct No. i-E. e. Ashby, Samuel r
Hardcsty and John l. Gibson
Precinct No. a-George Myers las. /.
Mckenzie and Michael Lynch.
Precinct No, al NJ. Crane, ID. Y. Morri,
and Isaac T.. Martin.
Precinct No. ~. j. Gusoman. Elisha
Thomas and 6, w. Ringer.
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Alhrightsv;lle.

-Cleveland plain pcnler.
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VALLEY DISTRICT.

Precinct No ID. q. Watson. John hi
and John w Guseman.
Precinct No Amos Hartley. Davi
Orr and l. A. Cross.
Precinct No. al. b. Graham, John 1
forman and VIM. H. Herring.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-05
Sugar Plantation
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We will take subscriptions for the
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EWA-3-10 year gold bonds, s per
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We are TRUSTEES for both the
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