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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-03-29

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On.Eederal Jury.

The following Bear Lake people,
have been drawn on the federah
grand and trial juries for the Unit
ed States court, that meets m Poca-
tello on April ath:.
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GRAND JURORS

Brig Bowen, Montpeher r..
T. A. Clayton, Paris.
H. A. Lewis, Georgeto wn.
James Hy,nas,, Liberty.
Geo. L. Thornack, Bloomington.
J.. w. E. Stock, Fish Haven
TRIAL JURORS,
Robert Price, Paris.
Z. M. Winters, Montpelier.
Thomas Hays, Georgetown.
William Phelps, Montpelier
Philemon Lindsay, Ovid
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The EXAMINER till Jan. Ist
1902. 81 cash in advance,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-14
Brandonville.

correspondence OF Tho Argus.
Dear ARGUS, II you will Just allow me
space enough in your paper, will try to
tell your readers how the people of our
town and adjoining community are and
what they are doing. | am not much of n
scholar, but since Uncle Joe has engaged in
timber business we failed to see letter
from Brendonville last week.
]. +. BaInes's teamster VIM. X. Thomas
is busy hauling spring goods from Somer-
field, Pa
The protraeted meeting at this place Is
progressing very nicely udder Rev. Talbot
and Rev McEndoe.
Cyrus Skaters young son is very low at
this writing with lung fever. DR.. Frank
RayenscrofI attending physician.
VIM. T. Miller has purchased the "IIagans
House" property in this place where he
conIempaies moving in the near future.
c. a. Benson made dying trip to Terra
Alta last week. Well, guess he didn't fly
all the way. lie says he had TO pull the
sled and horses part of the way himself.
=. Barnes, of this place, and his son.
John, Of Clifton Mills, attended the inaugu
ration. They went on to Baltimore Md :,
where they bought their spring stock of
goods.
Harry Sampson, the young man who
claimed to be married last summer, and
came down home to receive the usual greet.
ing Of n newly married couple (belling) has
been driving team near Lislonburg, Pa lie
is home now on vacation.
VIM. Albright, of Ursina, Pa, has rented
the property now occupied by Betsy Teets
lie will move about April Isi, after which
anyone desiring TO exchange horses will do
well by calling ON him. lie will have all
kinds, good, bad and Indifferent
Our school closed last Monday with Miss
Lynne Waddell teacher. Most of the
scholars were sorry to see school close so
soon, but all scholars and patrons were
sorry to see her depart on Tuesday morning
for baltimore, Md. She will be missed very
much. One of our young men said to me
the other night, 81 reckon our old towns
gone up The spout now since Mss Lynne
has left" Success to her in all her under
takings.
U No VINO.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-14
Margaret Martin snider.

We send sincere congratulations to our
Friends
Through the mercy of kind Heavenly
Father. We are permitted to see this our
SiNtteth Marriage Anniversary, for witch
we give thanks to God.
Near Kingwood. West Virginia. both
vile and were born. in issI aud Isss re.
SpcctiVely.
March a.. Is4I. in Preston coSnty. IVES,
Vi ginia. samuel Wesley Snider and Mar
garet Martin were married by Rev. John
Francisco
In 1901, at the breaking out OF the Re.
ncllion, l recruited a company, served i'm
the army tor four years, was twice pro.
NOTED, and left the service a Lieut. Colo.
mel Two sons were also in the service
with me.
In 1855 at the close of the war. we
brought our family TO Iowa. where we have
since lived
Eleven children have come TO bless our
home Eight are living The Death Angel
has not visited our home for forty. five wears
In January. iS4o, wife and were con.
verified and united with the Methodist
Episcopal Church Of which we have eyer
since been members
As We journey on. the way grows bright.
sr. with the poet. we believe that ut is
better farther on"
While the three arc waiting al the Col.
den Landing. we have the satisfaction of
knowing that all the others are on the way.
so that we expect with Gods help TO
make an unbrokon family in the mansions
OF light and glory.
The roughness OF the way forget.
Calm, trusting in the Fathers love
We two are happy In our lot.
And hopeful of the home above"
Sincerely and with Best Wishes.
s w. SNYDER.
MARGARET SNYDER
trinnell, Iowa. March 1901.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-14
Died in the Philippines.

Word has been received here Of the death
Of DR.. James Rabbit, on The Island Of Lu-
ron, the goth Of February Of cruptiye fever.
DR.. Rabbit was son If our townsman.
BARLEY Rabbit. and was az The time Of he
death assistant surgeon 90 one Of the Phil
ippinc Regiments. lie was about ~ years
Of age and WAS a remarkably bright young
man, with brilliant prospects before him in
his chosen profession. When be left here
last fan he was the picture Of health and
vig0s, and the sad news of bis death is sc.
we're blow 20 his parents and numerous
friends We understand his parents have
ielegraphcd the War Department 20 send
his remains home, bot up Co This time no
answer has been received from the telegram
aud it is not known whether the nature Of
The disease will permit Of The body being
shipped or not. The sympathy 81 many
loving hearts go ont to the bercavcd ones
here.
The above is from the Elkins Inter
Mountain and refers 10 a young man we'll.
known in ihis county, As he used to reside a.
Newburg. before The family moved TO r.
kius several years ago. The father Mr..
Barley Rabbit, ran butcher shop at New.
burg several years
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-14
Obituary.
. VINO.

Mrs. Lucinda Criss who departed this life
on Thursday, February 80, 1901. in her 18th
year, was born April IS, 1879 She was
converted at the age Of sixteen and had
since that time been member Of the Mt.
Nebo Baptist church.
She was married to !. n. Criss, in March.
1851; during their married life they were
blessed with six children, Of which three
have preceded their mother 10 the grave.
The surviving children are ]. a. Of Rhor.
Phoebe Christopher, Of near Rockville, and
Rachel, who sui resides at home and for
the past three years has had the constant
care Of her invalid mother. Only short
time before her death, Mrs. Cdss said 10
the writer, ~ am only Warrington the sun.
mons that will call me hsFe."
No aching hearts Are there,
No tear dimmcd eye, no form by sickness
wasted,
No check grown pale through penury or
care.
No spirit crushed beneath the woes they
bear,
No signs for bliss untasted.
a. FRIEND.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-14
Hayden

Correspondence OF Tho Argus.
Troy Stone and mother were calling on
las Jackson on sunday
Jacob Harmed aud wife were visiting /.
Z Feathers last sunday.
Frank Rodeheaver is getting up beef
club. which is good thing.
j Martin, OF Beach Hul. has hired with
w. ). forman Tot the summer
Some OF the farmers have opened their
sugar camps but to no good yet
H. NJ, Hayden and wife have been grip.
ping for three weeks. aud arc not done yet.
Mrs. Irene Feather and Mrs. Martha
Feather have been poorly Tor some time.
but are better
]. Mark Feather lost his team OF horses
last week, and we understand has sold his
farm to ]. G, Feather.
Olive h. Hayden was called to the bed.
side of her sick mother Friday. She re
turned to her school sunday evening.
c. Rose. agent for Pennsylvania Art
School. assisted by Scott Feather. have
been taking orders in this neighborhood
Tor charging photos
Mrs. Lide Forman. of willy" who has
been sick tor some time past. is now on the
recovery, Mrs. Jake Hays, OF +. A.. paid
her visit last week
There is some very good aud wholesome
reading in TIIE ARGUS. OF which We would
like TO sec more. The poem written 10y w.
Scott Garner, The Hills OF Long Ago"
contains soulstirring truths. | knew MIR.
Gamers mother and sister. aud enjoy
viewing the hills of long ago.
Lives Angelic SO remind us
We can make our lives sublime,
And departing. leave behind us
Footprints on the hills of Time
We feel little SHY since last weeks
calling down. We have no desire to make
the editor swear or crowd out better nat.
ter, but we find two sides to this question.
Now we would rather have a tooth pulled
than to write letter for publication, but
the people will have us give the news. aud
we have tried to do SO IN our way. We
don't claim to know how to run paper.
but we do know what the people like to
read, so we try TO interest all classes. We
would rather be counted on the "onc half
side that need not write at ALL" SO far
as we feel about IL, and so far as the cost
OF papcE IL Is far cheaper, counting time
stamps, etc TO pay regular subscription
price and no worry about getting up
letter, and then having II consigned to the
waste basket We might say more on the
the subject but refrain. and still remain
OLD HARRY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-14
Rohr

Correspondence OF the Argus.
Harry Gale is having a tasssl with the
grip.
Wheat is looking badly for the time Of
year
Rufus EVERY is very poorly With lung
trouble.
Aunt Betty Carroll has been poorly for
some time.
MIR. Cores family returned today from
visit in Ohio.
Amos Gale is able to be out again after
long spell of sickness.
Miss Amanda Howard of Smi,h,on. Pa,
is visiting her brother.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. G. Aoiabaugh,
Sunday evening, boy.
Rev. G. w. Skinner is over ., Beech Run
holding series of meetings.
Our school is progressing nicely under the
supervision of J. o. Jenkins.
l, is rumored that Clark Taylor and a
Mrs. Arnold are to be married
w. l.. Taylor had the misfortune to get
one of his horses legs broken last week.
Mrs. Hannah Rannels has been poorly
with pneumonia, but is better a, tins time
b. T.. Cross left last week for Illinois,
where he expects to work this summer IL he
can strike job to suit him.
cvtnn>, cvvN
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-14
Grant District.
Correspondence Of tho ARGUS.
Success to THE ARGUS.

correspondence of tho ARGUS.
Success to THE ARGUS.
The ground hog Is still with us.
Mrs. A. X. Frazec who has been sick for
some time Is improving,
Several of our citizens were at the oil
meeting at Brueeton last Saturday. They
report the prospects for a test well as being
favorable.
great many Of our farmers have stored
away an abundance of ice for next summer,
which means ice cream without money and
without price.
considerable congregation assemble at
the Gulherie school house last Sunday even
ing TO hear Rev. McEndroe. but % II raincd
the worthy failed TO appear The young
folks spent the time singing, the older ones
discussing scripture topics. This was a
congregation without, a preacher. The next
appointment may lie preacher without a
congregation Now AND THEN.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-14
From another correspondents.
SELDOM SEEN,

From another correspondent
We expect to open our Sabbath school on
the first Sunday in April. We invite the
whole neighborhood to come and help make
II success.
Our Literary Society rs very exciting, the
subject debated last night, Resolved, that
women should have the right to suffrage.
This subject was very ably discussed by
both sides, with A, s. Smith and Il. ..
Shafer on the affirmative and John o. len.
kins aud ]. NJ. Jenkins on the negative.
The decision was given in iavos OF the affirm
alive. L. o. Shaifer, the teacher of the
school made great many good points on
The subject, and also making ilowery pro-
hibition speech.
The NJ. & X. X. X. Co., commenced
grading again ON the 4th, but were stopped
on account of the extreme cold weather and
snow. The intention of the company is TO
commence in earnest just as soon as the
weather will permit and push il on 10 King
wood. Preparations are being made for the
great mines on the Kephart farm, near the
big falls on Deeker's creek, but has been
delayed on account Of Sam. Cole beng
sick, who was appointed superintendent.
j. N. Mollsec was appointed mine
boss, and es there will be mines opened as
soon as the road gets there Valley distna
bids fair to 10 be up with the rest of the
county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-14
sIxrIErH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

The following nicely printed announce.
nent has been received by several friends
and relatives in this town and county Of
the parties who are well known to our PEG.
pie. Col. Snider and wife were hee a few
years ago and attended the soldiers Re.
union. and a special reunion of the Colo.
ne,s old company an account Of which
was published in this paper at that time.
1871 1901.
SiStieth Wedding Anniversary.
Samuel Wesley Snider
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-14
Newburr.

Correspondence of Tie Argus
Mrs. Jessie Kuh Food is quite i'll.
Mrs. Theodore Lynch is on the sick
list.
Rev. J. b. rlollen is visiting in St.
MayS.
c. Frank Gibbs spent Sunday with his
wife in Grafton.
Mrs. a. L. VanZandt and little son
went to Grafton, Sunday, to visit friends
Miss Lucy Turnkey has returned home
after a successful school term at West End
Stephen Dulan, who has been sick for a
couple of weeks, is able to go to work
again.
The brick-layers resumed work in the
tunnel Monday, after having been off for a
week.
Eugene higgins wen, to Moreaniown
Thursday of last week, 10 visit his son,
Frank
Several people from out of town were
here Sunday attending the funeral of MIS-.
Vernon Wolfe.
DR. James Rabbit, former Newburg
hoy, who went to the Philippines last year,
is reported dead.
VIM. ID. II. Annon returned Saturday
from Washington, where he had been a,
tending the Inauguration.
Miss Belle Menifee and Paul Frazier re-.
turned on Saturday from pleasant visit To
Kingwood relatives and friends.
Thomas Winner, one of the little school
boys, had his head painfully cut at The
school house Monday, by falling against the
door
Mrs Ruhama Meuifee returned Saturday
from Clarksburg, where she was the guest
of MIR. and Mrs. a. l.. Thornc fol several
weeks
Mrs. Emory PAUL and daughter, Mrs.
Smith, of Monongah. were visiting relatives
and their many friends in town over
Sunday.
Baldwin Taylor is confined to his home
with severe case Of grip. Mrs. Taylor,
who has been quite III with the same disease.
is improving.
Thomas Dulan, the eighteen-ycar old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Dulan was taken TO
the Cumberland Hospital, Sunday, to be
treated for appendicitis. Spelled wrong, of
cowse.)
Two men were killed on the railroad at
West End last week. On Thursday, a
young man named Griffith, Of Grafton, was
run over 10y helper engine and instantly
killed, and Friday night John Redd, Of
Function, was Killed in the Kingwood
Tunnel Mr. Rcdd was a miner aud leaves
wife aud fear little children.
Mrs. Vernon Wolfe died Friday evening
4 inflammation Of the bowels Mrs. Wolfe
was TIE daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
Smith and was only % years old. She
leaves husband and three small children.
The funeral services were held at the resi-
dence Sunday morning and many friends
followed the remains TO the X. Of p. Gene
terry where the interment took place.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-14
A GOOD SAMPLE
or the Kind OF Local Letter Not 90
Write.

Every week We receive letters for publiea.
ton from some one who has no business what
ever trying to break into print and the only
way We can make any use Of them is TO re.
write the whole business. and as We are a
very busy man, we hardly have time TO do
this. Below we give sample of these
letters. received last Friday, with no name
OF any kind signed to IL, aud we have no
idea who the author Is. As general thing
this kind of letter would 60 to the waste
basket AZ once, but We have concluded To
publish IL just as it was written, as an awful
example of the trials and fluctuations tina,
beset country editor. Here it Is verbatim.
c, h,era,im, punelua,im, capitalatim and
spellatm;
Deep Hollow.
Correspondence of
The Argus.
dear old, argus man, never, rote letter
in my life but, will Eudeavor, to try aud
give you few Of the items Arthur wilhelm
has gone, TO sing run TO, work, for his
brother charles. no, happened. with bad.
accident no, long go. by. log. rolling on
him and braking his limb but, hopig he will
recover
miss Ellie llatdesty was callig on
relatives of this place for few days
MI Ollie Bradshaw. was eallig at. Mr.. Jole
'ritchnells last. Suday, Eveng. we lean mr.
Alison Harmed has taken his Back track
you had better mind Alison you may have
some opesetion
the people in our town haven't, bin spreddiu
round very much for few days. like the
people ON back bone ridge.
sanford Hartman is digging coal. for Joseph
Feather at this riting c W. Martin was at
,erralIa yesterday to purchase corn for his
chickens Easter will soon be here, aud he
is fond of Eggs.
Mis- l. a. Marsn is trying her hand on
quilt for her Endtended Daughters Law.
would like to say a word to Mis-, Salli c
Mander aud unkel Joe il could right like
they can would right all the time am re-
lated to Salle and think will make
smash ON uncle Joe. my Brother says he
don't. care eny thing about the deep Hollow
girls If he could only go to lIazelton
II this all comes out in print will cone, a
gan when the mud ries up.
Sissie. Long
Then here is private note to the editor,
in the same style and still no signature
given;
mr. Brown If there are eny words miss Spelled
yon may correct, the mistak and, il there Is
no slurs in this letter noting but Som. Jokes,
aud will rite letter as soon as / can, and
tell you all about the People haven't time
To right much this time.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-14
Manied.

a good second band Is horse power por-
table boiler Must be in good repair and
cheap. Write stating prices and full par
ticulars 90 FgLIx WoLgg,
80 Rowlcsburg. w. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-14
GefalExpeg
x1kza

is all right, if you are too fat;
and all wrong, if too thin already.
Fat, enough for your habit, is
healthy; little more, or less, is
no great harm. Too fat, consult
a doctor; too thin, persistently
thin, no matter what cause, take
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil.
There are many causes of get
ting too thin; they all come
under these two heads: over
work and under-digestion.
Stop ovcr-work, if you can,
but, whether you can or not,
take SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil, to balance yourself
with your work. You can't live
on it--true--but, by it, you
can. There's limit, however;
you'll pay for it.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil is the readiest cure for
"can't cat" unless it comes of
your doing no wofk--you can't
long be well and strong, without
some sort Of activifv
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-14

Supi x. T. Anderson ofthc Coal Coke
and Brick Plan. az Corinth was here today
on business
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-14

% you want the Choicest Wines and
Liquor that skill can produce, send your
order 20 Ton McAvAy, Wholesale and re
iail. Grafton. w. Va
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-14

Mr Isaiah Kirk Of Masontown is getting
ready 20 build on his lot on Beverly avenue
He IS grading is on 90 be ready to build
right away -Mereantown Dominion
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-14

Mcssrs. ] ". Crane and Felix Elliott IT,.
are az Parkersburg today attending the
funeral Of the wife Of Fuller Crane. for.
merly Of Terra Alta. The Parkorsburg
Sentinel gives the following account OF
her death
The many friends Of Mrs. S. Fuller Crane
ohGrccne street were shocked TO learn Of
her death, which occurred Monday even.
ing. about o clock. Mrs Crane was "a.
ken ill only a few days ago with the grip.
which developed into pneumonia. and
death resulted az tho time stated. Mrs.
Crane was most ostimablc woman with
many lovely traits Of character She was
a. years OF age and is survived By her hus.
band and three children who have the in.
cerc sympathy Of everyone In their be.
rcavCmcnt.
Mrs. Crane was formerly Miss Brosius.
Of Gallip0lis a mcmbcr ~ a prominent
family OF that city. She had wide circle
Of friends here
The funeral will occur on "Wednesday AZ.
icrnOOu az ? go O'Clock "a the family resi-.
dence 40 Greene street where services
will Dc held intcrmcnt az Ne Oliver
cemetery.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-14

Milton u Taylor OF near Masontown is
here today attending The Farmers Meet.
ing lie has purchased an Incubator Of
I'D G.. EVERY and now has % In full blast.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-14

DO Gilmcr county there arc tso families
named Day and Sunday. wh, are ncigbbors.
Day IS the father of seven daughters. aid
Sunday has an cqial number Of sons Five
Of the Days have married sundays another
is cogaged. SO that 1t Appeals tina, "eycry
Day viii be Sunday bye add Bye
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-14

The genuine has
this picture on IL,
take no other.
II you have not
friOd IL, send for
freO sample, It's a
greoablo taste will
surprise you.
SCOTT e. BOVINE
Chemists,
600 Pearl Street,
Now York.
COG. and $LoO; al
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-14

SOC and Si'oo; all druggists.
The colored American., 1901-02-02

question for 8 moment but what thous-
ards and thousands of Negroes have
been convicted and elassed as criminals
who were merely the victims Of race ha
tired and pOwerless to protect themselves
through having absolutely no voice in
the hostile tribunals which tried them.
The restraining influence of an impair
tial jury will uuquestI0ns bly, act as a
most effective deterrent in the future
against making the Negro shoulder
untold crime and infamy that belongs
to others With the proper enforce.
ment of this benefcent decision of the
Supreme court, a contemplate detract
or Of the Negrn's condition as a citizen,
and many a despicable calumniator of
his moral status, OthelIo like, will find
their occupati N gone.
But il might well be feared that IN
less the Negro exercises this new func'
ton of his citizenship in those states
where it has hitherto been denied him,
with discretion and wisdom that some
means will be devised to deprive him
of this most sacred right. This is no
matter for instigating strife or precipi'
tating racial animOsities. 1t deserves
and calls for the highest exercise Of in
dividual wisdom and sober Judgment
1t is ferventlY to be hoped that no
criminal abuse or prostitution of this
most distinguished privileged go recent
ly ccntOrmed by the Supreme court
may ever come from tho Negro. Let
him cherish it with inviOlable integrity
and so demonstrate his urquestioned
worthiness of it.