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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-04-25
The Genuine Spring.

''Bill Jones is making garden; Jake Smith
has sold his COW -
THE chickenpox is in our midst-a dozen
cases now y
"Hi Dokes will run for Mayor-see his an.
nouncement card :"
''rhe fence is being painted around the
sehoolhouse yard :"
It's spring,ime in the countryside days are
fair and sweet;
There comes breath of roses in the little
country sheet
The little country paper is blossoming with
news
With news that has tingle in each item
you pcruse--
With news tina, sets you dreaming of green
leaves on the trees.
And freshest. cleanest meadows, and drowsy
hum of bees;
And lazy. lazy whispers sigh of the village
street.
There comes breath Of roses in the little
country sheet.
The good, old, country roses--ihey bud aud
burst aud blow
As If they're glad they're growing the way
God lets them grow.
The smifking johnny jump-ups The rob
ins, as they sing
When spring comes to the country it's no
imitation spring.
'srhe supervisors cutting off the grass along
Main street.
There comes breath of roses in the little
country sheet.
baltimore American.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-04-25
KNGwooD PRESTON VIRGINIA. THURSDAY APRIL 25 1901

came from an old pine ,tee which had faller
down. Looking in that direction We saw q
you'h--probably eigh,een--upon his knee,
and seemed in deep sapplealion. n,
made many gestures aud gave many death.
like groans his face was raised to the
skies, and the breeses coming from ,ha,
direction brought us tidings of his petition.
One sentence ran thus "Oh Lord do
please send me pair OF pants to.nigh,
while am at church, for YOU know need
'em. These have got the whole hind parts
tore out an air no, 6t to go TO church In. "
We could scarcely help laughing aloud.
Presently the youth saw us aud sauntereL
off through the forest.
We had started again, bu, had not gone
very far before we saw tall man approach
Ing. lie stopped us, saying "Do ye
have any lerhacker ?"
After handing him some tobacco, he COZ.
tinued, al have had that eussed head trouble
the grippe-for two weeks an am all
stopped mp now. Last Sunday | went out
to that new doc at Eglon an he give me
something for il an cuss him I've been ND
all night My wife an the children had 10
walk the floor, for | was dun near crazy,
an then the eussed rats were powerful bad,
too"
We then proceeded To the church. Here
we saw people of all kinds aud colors. We
catered the church and found il filled with
the sa,ne ,,otia,. rr,,,l srh. ......t.. 49,.
just announcing his text when we took our
seats. After some embarrassment, the
preacher proceeded TO remove his glasses,
but in so doing he lost the thread Of his
sermon and he stopped short, saying "Gist
wait friends I'LL put my spectacles away
an Ill preach for you"
lie was large man with long black hair,
resembling Samson somewhat. Ills attire
consisted Of a lumberman's coat, jeans
pants and black flannel shirt After
,hundenng his PHILOSOPHERS against sin, he
began an old-time hymn which brought
tears to the eyes Of most Of the brethren.
After the song closed one could not hear
anything for the house seemed like rcgu.
lar bedam. One old man was standing In
the pulpit stamping his feet and serecching,
"Ycs, yes, yes, while his wife was running
back and forth screaming at the top Of her
voice. In the course of her maneuycting
she lost her skirt and a scene was prevented
only by good old brother kicking il under
the bench. We left soon and reached
Thomas a, ten o'clock. Our dreams that
night were frequently disturbed by screams
and groaus. WHIP.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-04-25
The Tunnelton Base Ball Club.

fhc Tunnelton base bali players met last
Monday evening and elected the following
officers; Harvey T.. Durr, manager, Bertus
Miller, captain, and Allen Larew, treasurer.
The metropolis has never been properly
represented on the diamond but this years
club will uphold the banner and We feel
confident in saying tina, It's folds will never
bite The dust during this season
Manager DUR is no base ball player him.
self, bat he knows one when he sees him.
The manager is an all around sporting man
and is on to all the tricks Of the trade. {"
Ills FIRST step was to order new uniforms for
the boys blue suits with red trimmings.
The red signifies blood which they arc after,
and the blue signifies victory, which they
will gain,
Captain Miller IS a very good ball player,
and the boys showed their wisdom In
choosing him for captain, for he was "born
70 command"
Lafew. We can rest assured, will handle
the reins Of the treasury economically. A
more Trustworthy man could not have been
chooseu TO attend to the financial "horse."
"Money makes the mare 60" said the
sage. Let as verify IL and say, Money
makes the ball roll" This the citizens
should remember and as IL is for their
pleasure and enjoyment that the boys are
getting up the team. They should con-
tribute few "bucks" in order to keep Il
from becoming financially embarrassed"
The following is the team that IS going to
win The championship Of Preston +.
Messenger, PIC Watkins. G.; w Hatfield,
I b.;1. Miuer, b., c. Hysell, 3 b.; r..
Walker, 8. s.; B. Miller, J. f.; +. DUR, c. Z.
and s. Larew, r.. f. Substitutes, w.
Miller and 49, Trowbridge.
All challenges directed to manager Ourr
viii receive prompt attention.
AN ENTHUSIAST.
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speeIaI sIaetIng of slackhoIders.

The stockholders Of thc Victoria & King
wood Railway Company wiz hold a special
meeting 70, thc election OF directors and for
the Transaction of such other business as may
come before said meeting. at The Law Office
Of Neil ]. Fortucy 10 Kingwood, w Va, on
the 18Th day Of May, I0of,at 10 O'Clock a. M.
BY order Of the undersigned, being a
majority Of the direeiorsof said company
=. j. CRoGAN,
II. ~ BftLiER,
ADEtE DE BnLIFb.
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DIR. j. II. WATSON,
DENTAL and ORAL sURcEoN.
DAWSON, PA.

regular graduate OF baltimore Coilepe az
pentsl Surgery and Post Graduate OF the DR..
kutz college OF Crown and Biidge work oi
IoInmbus, Ohio: Inventor OF the Air Cell Sys.
tenn ot Teeth without Palate In tho Roof of fhs
MOUTH guaranteed TO hold firmly In nIana-
Teeth extracted Positively without Pain
ooio ana fiatina Alloy Filling. warranted FOR
zen years. 90 cents. Solid Gold crowns ana
flne Cold Filling Speciality. As well AZ ne
ueatment OF Children's Teeth, which can he
Dvnurt with their tinkering would faii
~ nom from the fSt till tho 18th Of everv
inontn. At Bruceton once every two month";
from the 29th I'LL the last March Wsy Jnlg
SSssPpssnoer'Novomber Sspes and January. Mind tie
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Cares Rczema and Itching HumOrs
through the BI0od--COsts
Nothing 10 try II.

o. y. y Botanic Blood Balm) taken in-
iernally will Nil ail the humots IN the blood
that caase the awful itching Of Eczema,
scabs, Scales. Ulcers, Wuefy Blisiers, Boils.
HmpIcs Aching Bones and joints, Pdckly
Pains in the Skin. old, eating Sores, Ulcers,
e'c. Botanic Blood Balm will make the
blood pure and rich, heal every sore and
prominently stop ali The itching sensations.
Botanic Blood Balm gives The rich glow u
health 90 the skin. y. B. -. at drug stores.
ST. Trial treatment free by writing Blood
Balm Co, Atlanta, Ca Describe trouble
and free medical advice given until cured
Costs nothing 70 try B. u D., IS medicine
is scnt prepaid.
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Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications as they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of the car. There is
only one way to cure deafncss,and that is by
constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused
by an inaamed condition of the mucous i'm
ing Of TIE Eustaehian Tube When this
tube is innamed you have a rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing, and when 20 is entirely
closed, deafness IS thc result, and unless
the inflammation can be taken out and this
tube restored TO us normal condition. hear.
ing will De destroyed forever; nine cases
out of Ten arc caused by Catarfh. which IS
nothing but an inaamcd condition Of the
mucous surface.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness Caused 5y catarrD
that cannot be- cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circular. free.
T.. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists, 7Sc
Halls Family Pills are Che best.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-04-25

This day ths partnership Of JohnJ Cooke
& Sons dong business a. lIowosviIle, w.
Va, is dissolved oy mutual consent. and
hereafter The business will be run as thc
Cooke supply Co. and al parties indebted
TO The firm Of John j. Cooke & Sons will
please call and settle same with v. r. Cooke.
Thanking out patrons Tor past favofs and
hoping a continuance Of the same
VNcrsr D.. GocKs, Manager,
Tor Cooke Sppply Co.
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DnnIlcnle Orners.

send me- some more Of the same is an
every day expression with ns. People who
are Induced to give ns trial arc almost
sure to 90 come back aud TO keep q coming.
Letus supply your table or your medicine
chest and we feel sure that we will add
your name 20 our list Of steady customers
We know we can give you The best to be
had and we know. too that we can save
money for you.
IoHN j. STUMP Co.
The Dependable Liquor Dealers.
Cumberland Nd.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-04-25

The Elliott Commercial School Of Fair.
mont. W. Va. iss branch Of the Capital
City Commercial College Charleston. W.
Va. and The Elliou school Of Business
and shorthand Wheeling w. Va. the
largest and most favorabiy known schools
in West Virginia Gregg Shorthand.
Touch Typewrlting and the ssdicr Rowe
method Of Book keeping arc taught iu all
the above named schools by experienced
teachers Write for current issue Of The
Business Educator just from the press. AZ
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-04-25

No. b5. fast train west In the evening will
stop at TnnneltOn for passengers
No. n is the regular accommodation going
west and stops at all stations.
Trains marked 8. stop regularly, and traIus
marked y, are flag stations. other trains do not
stop.
y. b. MARTIN Manager Passenger rrahic.
A.J. BONAyfELD. Act at Tunneiton.
The West Virginia Northern Time
Schedule.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-04-25

II you want the Choicest Wines and
Liquor that skill can produce, send your
order to ToM McAvAY, Wholesale and Re.
tail, Grafton. w. Va.
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New summer Resort.

From The Baltimore American.
HageBtown, Md, April I6.-The old
fairvicw Hotel property and surrounding
land, TO the amount Of over 200 acres, To-
Gated in the western part Of Washington
county, have been purchased by syndicate
of capitalists. who will erect near the Site Of
the old hotel new hotel. The deal has
been closed, the deed is ready, and will
probably be filed for record tomorrow.
Whilc the details have not yet been been
given out, il is understood that one of the
purchasers is neice of the late George
Pullman, the Chicago millionaire. The
land, which is but short distance from
old Fort Frederick, fronts on the Potomac
River. The new hotel will be only little
over mile from the new station, which is
TO be built along the Potomac Valley branch
of the Western Maryland Railroad. The
grounds are to bc improved, providing
boating and bathing facilities, etc, the
purpose Of the syndicate being 10 make the
place a fine summer resort. IL is said here
tonight that the syndicate will establish
Niilakc vi hNAWNth 81 anu 10 ldttt cottages
and that trolley line will be built from
Cherry Run to the resort Col. William +.
Cunningham, Of Mauinsburg, w. Va, former
ly Of Clear Spring, this county, owned the
hotel property, and John o. Miller, the 200
acres Of land adjoining. The purchase
price was $4,000.
The Baltimore Sun has this to say Of the
matter, and we publish it because Colonel
Cunningham has many friends in King
wood
II is rumored that party Of Chicago
capitalists has purchased what is known as
Mount Fairview, towering peak belong
ing to the North Mountains, range Of the
Alleghanies, a few miles west Of Clear
Spring.
Mrs. Louisa Pullman Hank, Of Chicago,
neice Of the late George NJ. Pullman, is
ono Of the syndicate. She bought Is acres
around Fairyiew Of William +. Cunningham,
now Of Mauinsburg, w. Va. formerly Of
Clear SPRING for 5000, and 100 acres,
including the summit Of Mount fairyicw,
from John a. Miller, for $1,000. Thirty
cottages will be built al once, a sfyo, 600
hotel erected and trolley road three miles
long from Cherry Run. ON the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, 10 Faryiew is contcm-
plated.
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LIUs *. MONROE,
------
Surveyor OF Lands
KINGWOOD, ". vi.

VIII answer calls for land snI veyine from On,
part OF the county promptly and ~ reasnnahiss
rates: rates PIats, drafts and calculations neatly and
accurately made from deeds or field notes fav
ing out and grading pixies, country roads ma
tttamways also laying out town lots stTeeta
touhnauons' etc. Correspondence solicited
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EAST BOUND.

Tho new "Flyer" No. 1e leaves Grafton AZ
$40 p. m. and Is due at Terra Alta al
$40; the only stop in the county. aud Oakland
$50 No. 72 Is the accommodation and stops az
all stations.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-04-25

WAN TED Capable reliable person in
every county TO represent large company
Of solid financial reputation S33o salary
per year payable weekly Ss per day abso.
iutcly sure and all expenses straight bona
hdo. dchnitc salary, no commission. sRiaEy
paid each Saturday and expense money
advanced each week STANDARD
HOUSE 334 DFAEsoRS ST. CHICAGO.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-19
PRESENTATIVE sALEs.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Gift & Probst Of Bluff City were ship
the top of the bulk
House 4 Wolf of Newton were shippers
OF a car load OF medium light hogs which
sold at sJrong bulk figure.
Henry Steinkirchner of Newton ship
ped down car Of mediums of good grade
and they brought a strong bulk price.
Schroeder & Ems of BUTLER were in
with car load of mediums which sold
straight at an upper bulk range price
ID. NJ. Hutchinson of Haverhill was a
shipper of a car load of medium light
hogs on the early market and they sold
at n good upper bulk figure
Ed Weidline of Augusta was a shipper
Of a car of medium light which brought
a price in the bulk of sales.
Mr.. J. II. Trimble OF the firm OF Neff &,
Trimble of Arkansas City was in person
with a car load of good hogs of medium
weight and with no dockage. He reports
that they have had several good rains OF
late and that the wheat is now looking
very fine. He says also that there are
still lots of ncgs left in that section which
viii reach this market as soon as IL mr.
ketable condition.
F. B. Staley of Rose Hill was a shipper
OF g car of light hogs which sold at bulk
prices.
Lane Preston of Udall were shippers Of
hogs on the later trading.
The roads bringing IN the hogs yester-
day were: Santa Fe, 5; Frisco, 3 and
Rock Islam l.
The total receipts Of hogs the past week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-19
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN

were s418; the average weight OF car
hogs, 2Z3; the tors for the week, s5-65
which were paid four days out OF the six;
the low price for daily tops, S5.55. The
tops for the week before were also S5.65,
and the low daily tops, also 500 The
average weight for ne week previous was
pa pounds and the receipts $3.50, showing
a remarkably slight change in the two
weeks.
The dairy showing OF the past week, by
days were as follows: MOnday-Tops,
S5.65; buI-- S5:50d5.62ia average weight %
receipts 1893; TUesday-Tops, 1855; bulk
s5:4l1z as. 621a; ayer~ge weight, 22t pounds;
receipts 1856; Wednesday-Tops, $3.50;
bulk S5.95d5.525s; average weight 22S; re-
ceipts 1858; Thursday-Tops, 500; bulk,
s5.40Q5.571s; average weight 231; receipts,
1.22S. Friday-Tops $3.50; bulk S5-5eG5.62lz
average weight %; receipts 1,5o6; Satur-
day-Tops $5.65; bulk S5.5eq5.621z; average
weight 217; receipts S26.
For Saturday Of the week previous the
tops We're S5.55 bulk $5.5Ga5.524z; average
weight 221: receipts ! lS3.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-19
WHEAT HAS Stronger
Market Being improved by
Heavy Export Demand.
CORN TRADING ACTIVE
Selling Well independently of
Other Grains.

Chicago, May is.-The wheat market
ruled strong today on an improved ex-
port demand, July closing 81 ana I-oc
higher. July corn closed "a and &c high
eT and provisions from 70 luc improved
Trade in wheat was fairly active, weak
cables and favorable crop reports which
worked % the disadvantage o. the mar
ket in the early part OF tOday's session
were lost sight OF later in view the
strong export demand that developed.
Disappointing cables induced considerable
selling at first. July wheat opening IL
and S-Sc 20 is and 1-zc lower, at Il - 10
q 5-Sc- On the strength OF reports OF a
large continental demand casn buyers goa
into the marRet and a sharp rally car
RED the price 10 2 "a and a-Sc. Early
supplies were quickly absorbed. the bun
leader in corn icing conspicuous buyer.
Under profit taking there was only a
slight reaction, and the market closed
strong and 81 and 7-sc ---sner. at u 5-Sc-
Seaboard clesrances Of wheat and -four
were equal to e4s,vu0 bushels. Primary
receipts were ~-s,.- bushels. MlnneapO-
lis and Duluth reported III cars against
17s last week ana 20 a year ago. Local
receipts were - cars, one of contract
grade.
The closing Of the May deal and heavy
receipts caused considerable LIQUIDATION
among scattered longs in the corn mar
opened II to 1-2c lower at a 10 70 a lie
steadied IN sympathy with wheat. and
after ductuating narrowly, closed steady
and Il and Csc lower at a 3-S and
A 1-2c. May corn solo between 40 10 and
soc, and closed weak and &c lower at
46 l-2c. Local receipts were 426 cars, 16l
of contract grade.
Oats were strong. acting 70 a large ex-
tent in dependently OF the other grain
markets. The feature was good general
investment buying. Under such demand
the market quickly recovered from an
early dip. due TO selling by a few holders
who thought the abandonment OF the
May corn deal by Phillips would have q
bearish results in oats. Phillips was a
moderate seller on the advance. Cash
receipts were good. Receipts were $50
cars. including fifty cars OF contract
grade. July solo between 277s 49Jsc. and
closed &c higher at $50.
Provisions were strong on outside buy
ing and light receipts OF hogs. July pork
sold between Sl4S2iAQ14921a and closed &c /
higher at SASS; July lard sold between
So.0Ou5.10 an closed 71zGl.c higher at {
Ss.075z; July ribs sold between S7.90q7.s2i5. /
closing Sc higher at sz9215
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat /
50 cars; corn 6S5 cars; cats 80 cars; hogs. /
80. 90 head.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-19
HOG MARKET STRONG
Light Saturday Supply and
Quality Good.
TOPS STILL AT S565
Receipts, 826--CattIe Steady
but Dull Weeks Review.

The hog market here yesterday was a
stlc1g quotation for the light run Of hogs
IN. All the rest Of the western hog mar
kets gave out a quotation Of strong, none
better. This market was claimed by
some Of the firms to be firm and 21zG5c
higher on some sales, but the general
average for the small run was good
strong market with a buOyant and
healthy tone and the demand far in ex-
cess of the supply. There have been
some very heavy days the past week in
point Of receipts and the reaction yester-
day and Friday was not unexpected.
-Aere was a very light wagon run and the
car offerings were only nominal The
quality was very fair in the main, but
the bulk Of the hogs We're light. the aver
age of car stuff being only III pounds.
There were buyers for much more than
came in and all waited for any possible
later reports, but the trading was done
Up early.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-19

The mild and immediate effect OF Dr.
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Dear Sir. Oct 18th. 1900.
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You may have q sample bottle or this
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may test its virtues for such disorders as
kidney. bladder and uric acid diseases.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-19

on the Produce Exchange today the
market closed as follows:
Butter-FirIni creamery, 14els3zc5 dairy
uG17izc.
Cheese-Easy; 90 1910.
Eggs-Easy; fresh. He.
Kansas City.
Kansas City, May 1S.-( Close)-Whsat-
Nay. 67ssc; July, 65isc; September. 64sscs
cash, No. 2 hard. 6sq79c; No. 2. 673z96ssz :
No. 2 red, s9iaQ7lc.
Corn-May. Ihsc; July. <oiz14ossc; Seep-
TENDER, z0atc; cash, No. 2 mixed, I9A11;
No. white, 42i.c.
Oats-No. white. 5lizd32c-
Rye-No. 2, Sc
Hay-Choics timothy. so.50q1: choice
prairie. S9Q9-75.
Butter-Creamery, lFz81e5zc-
81. Louis.
St Louis, May B.-(Close)-Vvhest-
Market frmer; No. 2 cash. elevator. 7Z1z.
track. 75c; July. e9izQ5sssc; September,
6SAc; No. hard. ne
C0rn-Lower: No. 2 cash. &C. track.
csc. May. sc; July, 42sszl l2lzc. Septem-
Der. exc
0ats-Easier: No. cash. s1lzc; track.
solsc; May. sac; July. Z7ssc. September.
25e. 40. white. SiszQ5cc-
Fve-Ffrrn. SIC
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-19

Weak unhealthy kidneys responsible for sickness
therefore. through
kidney permitted ntinu
results follow.
other organs need attenton-but your kidneys
most, they do need attention first
see badly" begin taking DR.. kilmer'S
the kidney liver and bladder remedy because
kidneys will help all the other
o health trial will convince anyone
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-19
East and West Side RaCketS
Wholesale and Retail General Merchandise
We Help You to Save Money

We sell goods cheaper than other dealers First
because delivery wagons; second because we
sell strictly for cash. third account Of handling three
times the amount of merchandise of any similar con-
Germ in the city we buy cheaper than other dealers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-19
REPREsENTATIvB sAIEs
ca+tIe

The cattle market was steady but the
usual Saturday dullness prevailed and
there was only light anu unimportant
trading. The quality OF what was offered
was good.
REPR ESEN-rr A TIVE cArrr