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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-06-06
KNGWOoD PRESTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA. THURSDAY NEG 1901

on the part Of the people in regard TO their
God given inheritance, and their present
lacks, rights. etc. Many in ignorance and
SelhShncSS claiming what others have. and
the attempt to hold ON To- as much as pos.
siblc on the part OF those who have posses
sion, causing disputes controversies
strikes and lock-outs. with moro OF less
Justice and injustice ON both sides which
must finally be left TO Chrst's admdica.
ton as disputes under the law were set tied
by Moses and after his death bv those
that sat in Moses seat.
The Scriptural evidences OF the times Of
restitution have been lost sight Of Tho
announcement OF liberty to every captiye
involves the surrender Of many expired
claims and privileges, a general time of
disturbance and uuScttliug of usagcs.
habits etc. The hidden things must be
revealed, the old dccaying structure must
be broken down. There are many features
OF the Jubilee trumphet and each one is
torcibly impressed on individuals so that
they need no other and hence know not
its full import good tidings oi great ioy
which shall be to all people"
The great enslaver. sin is to bc shorn of
his power. the great priSon.house OF death
Is to oo opened and a release presented to
each prisoner. signed in the precious blood
Lamb OF God which takcth away the sin OF
the world
Before the end OF this great jubilee every
hnman being may go entirely free aud re.
turn to his lost cstatc--hiS Eden home
very good
Glad tidings OF great joy,which shall be
to all people"
Evil shall cease and violence pass
away
And the tired earth'broathe free through
a long Sabbath DAY" q.
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KILLING A NAN.
A Soldier Tells OF One OF the Things he
Did in the Line OF Duty.

Here is a brigade of us in battle line across
an old meadow; our righ, and left join
other triGades. We have thrown down the
rail feuec. gathered logs aud brush and sod,
and erected a breast work. II is only a
slish, one, bu, enough to shelter us while
lying down. a division of the enemy breaks
cover half mile away and comes marching
down upon us
They are going TO charge US. Orders run
along the line, and We are waiting until
every bullet, no matter If fred by a soldier
with his eyer shut, must hit foe. select
my man while he is yet beyond range. l
have eyes for NJ other. lie is a tall, sol
dierly fellow, wearing the stripes of a ser
geant. As he comes nearer I imagine that
he IS looking as 6xedly at me as am at
him. | admire his GOODNESS. lie looks
neither TO the right nor to the left. The
man on his right is hi, aud goes down, but
he does not falter.
am going to kill that man have a
rest for my gun on the bresstW ork, and
when tho order comes to fire cannot miss
him. lie is living his las, minute on earth :
We are calmly waiting until our volley shall
prove verilable flame of death Now they
close up the gaps and sc can hear the shouts
OF their officers as they make ready TO
charge My mau is still opposite me. lie
suIi seems to be looking at me and no one
else. know the word IS coming in a few
seconds more, and aim at his chest. |
could almost be sure of hitting him with
stone when we get the word to hte. There
is billow of name-a bilow of smoke-a
herce Grassland 5000 bullets are fred into
that compact mass of advancing men. Not
one vollcy alone, though tha, worked horri-
bic destruction, but another, aud another,
until there was no longer living man to
FIRE at.
The smoke drifts away-men cheer and
yelI-we can see the meadow beyond heap.
cd with dead and dying men. We advance
oar line. As we 80 forward look for my
victim. lie is lying on his back, eyes halt
shut and fingers clutching at the grass. lie
gasps, draws up his legs and straightens
them out again, and is dead as | pass ON.
have killed my man! My bullet struck
him'fearing tha, ghastly wound in his breast,
and ana entitled TO all the honor Do
swing my cap and cheer DO point hin,
out and expect to be congratulated ? Not
/ have no cheers. feel no clation. | feel
that MURDERED HIM, WAR OR No WAR,
AMI his agonized face will hauu, me through
all the years of my life.-Detroil Free Press.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-06-06
JULIUS X. MONROE.
DIR. j. II. WATSON,
DENTAL and ORAL SURGEON
DAWSON, PA.

nNok9lar graduate Of baltimore ColIepo az
po.ntdi .nt 2ufgcry and Post Graduate OF the pr
Gii GGut@ JOileg9 OF crown and Bfidgo work OF
tc, 9 phl9 Inventor Of the Air Cell sys-
Mouth. guaranteed TO hold dTmiv In niaa sno
20 Ieoth Extracted Positively without Pain
0 n"in ~ hhd latina Alloy Filling, warranted for
a. a., SSats' 6O cents. Solid Gold Crowns and
ta, i,,o @ @oola ruling Speciality. As well ns the
ttrua,tinoht or Childrons Teeth, which can bo
nhIaened ana saved, whero 70 mere necboptceI
D99nii. i.t WIN their tinkorng would faIl
~ ~, nom rom tho LIST till the 10Th OF everv
gro /, A. bruceton once every two months
dSfss fssenDer'Novernbcr and January Mind tbe
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-06-06
srECIAL EXCURSION RATES
To Various Points via Baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad.


CITY, n. Very low rates
for special excursions Iunc "a and az
July ~ and rs, August and a. and
sept. Tickets good sixteen days
CHICAGO. lib Y. T. o. a Inter.
national Convention. July 2S.78 one
fare FOR the round trip. Tickets good
going July -. - and 2s good return
ing leaving Chicago until July go with
privilege Of extension TO August n on
deposit OF ticket with Joint Agent and
payment u so cents
DETROIT. MICH.-Natioual Educational
Association. July 8.I2. one fare plus
Sz.oo Tor the round trip. Tickets good
going July and Q. limited for return
.caWng Detroit until July tg with privi.
Iegc Of extension 90 September o on dc.
post OF ticket with JOINT Agent and pay
mcnt % so cents
C1NCINNATG o. United Society Chris.
tiau EndcavOr. July 6.Io one fare Tor
tic round trip Tickets on sale 1uly 4
20 2. limited Tor return leaving Cucin.
natl until July f4 with privilege Of OK.
tcntlon Go August 80 on deposit Of ticket
with Joint Agent and payment Of 60 cents.
IND Sovereign Grand
Lodge Independent Order Of odd Eel.
lows sept. - ~. one fare Tor the round
tnp Tickets on sale sept. Iz.is limited
. iof return leaving indianapolis until Sep.
tcmbcr 23 with privilege Of extension to
October on deposit Of ticket with Ioint
Agent and payment Of So cents
KANSAS CITY. MO Imperial Council.
Mobiles OF Mystic Shrine. tuuc rr.f7 one
fare FOR the round trip plus g. 90. Tickets
good going june to y limited for return
leaving Kansas tity until luuc 3D.
LOUISVILLE, Ky .IricuniaI CoucIavc
knights Icmplar August z73I ono
iarc Tor the round trip. Tickets ON sale
August ~ to rs. limited Tor return lcay-
ing Louisville until September q with
privilege of extension 90 September 10 on
deposit OF ticket with Joint Agent and
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Agent Wanted

a reliable aud energetic man wanted 10
handle our line Of celebrated teas. coaces.
spices, baking powder, etc., ON liberal com
mission, in KIngwood and vicinity The
position will pc permanent and well paying
a surety bond Of 10000 required. For
terms, address at once,
GRAND UNION Tea Co,
goat Wheeling, w. va.
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$500 REwAppt

we wiI pav thc above reward for any case of
LIVER complaint. Dyspepsia Sick Headache. fn-
DIGESTION constipation or COFtivCness wo can.
not cure with LiVcrita The ~ tO.Datc Little
Liver Plll when the directions are strictiv
complcd Win. Thcy are purely Vegetable
and never fall f1 give satisfaction. 2Ic boxes
contain lo0 pills zoe boxes contain 80 Pills. BE-
boxes contain ID Pllls. beware 81 substitutinns
and limitations sent hY mail; stamps takcn
NEBNlIA HEDiC NJ CO. Cor clinton and
Jackson etq.. Chicago. fll.
For salo hV tine Grabarn Dfug store Kfpy
wood. vs. Va
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WANTED Capable. reliable person in
every county TO Represent large company
of solid financial reputation. e93S salary
per year. payable weekly. s3 per day abso-
iutcly sure and all expenses straight. bona.
hdc definite salary. no commission salary
paid each Saturday and expense money
advanced each week STANDARD
HOUSE. 334 DEARBORN ST. CHICAGO.
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WA SHINGTON LETTER.
THE hUDDLBD DECISION OF THE
SUPREME COURT.
Hanna Wants the Presidential Nomi-
nation, and Wants II Bad.
IRON our Regular Correspondent.

from our Regular Correspondents
NAslilNGroN, May a, 1901 The Con-
sutu,ion has stood some hard knocks in the
past from partisan decisions of the L.. s..
supreme Court, and it will stand the extra
ordinary and contradictory decisions handed
down this week in the insuar cases Al
though for the time these decisions give the
administration a free hand in carving ont
ats imperialistic colonial policy, they will
doubtless make enough Democratic votes
among the serious minded, who believe Con-
greSS to he the creature Of the Constitution.
instead of the Constitution being the foot
ball ot Congress, as the principal one of
these decisions practically holds il To be. to
elect the next President. There is not the
slightest doubt that maiority--a vast ma.
loriy the people of this country regard
the Constitution as the best protection of
their Liberties, and to doubt that they will
resent It's being jugeled with in order to
make It meet the cNigcncics of the Mckinley
administration Is To doubt their intelligence.
Democrats, of course, regret that this deci-
sion was made, but they find consolation i'm
the belief that it will result in fastening the
return TO power of the Democratic party.
which has ever been the defender of the
Constitution and believer in its street con.
struction.
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Trains Daily except sunday.
No persons carried on any other than
the trains named above and stops only at
stations designated a. MARTIN.
Gen.l Supf.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-06-06

Cen. Fred Grant seems ambitious To- be-
come The Admiral Sampson Of the army.
lie reached Washington this week and
brought a bii Of news with him in the shape
Of O. claim for credit for himself for the cap
iurc Of Aguina'do. lie said "It was my
troops that captured Agulnaldo; they were
under command Of Cen Funston" Surely
one Sampson should be an ample suaicicncy
for both army ard navy.
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! ! !

Much interest is felt in Washington in the
Iillman-Mclaurin fight in South Carolina.
which will demonstrate how much truth
there Is in the claim that Republication un.
der the disguise Of McIaurinism is making
headway in that State. The point has been
raised, and many believe IL valid, that the
paper signed by Senator Tillman and Nc.
Laurin and sent to che Governor of South
Carolina is nothing more than notice Of
their intention TO resign September s., and
that either OF both Of them can II they see
~, for any reason, Or for no reason, with.
draw thcrcfrom any time before that date
and remain In The Senate. IN other words.
that The designations, so-cailcd, have strings
attached 60 them, which can be pulled with.
out hindrancc Of anybody If either or both
Senators desire 10 do 50.
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Presidential booms have been before now
constructed Of nimiy material, but nothing
was ever hmsicr than the material out of
which few Republicans are trying build a
boom for Senator Foraker-the decision of
the Supreme Court that the Foraker Porto
Rlco tariff act is constitutional. There is
one unsurmountable obstacle to Forakcr's
getting the Republican nomination for Presi-
dent-ilanua. Hanna wants that nomina.
ton himself, but even if he didn't, hc would
not allow Foraker to get it. Although the
eMgencies Of Ohio politics have made it nec-
essary that the two men should be openly on
friendly terms, j, is an open secret that
Hanna hates Foraker, and the Republican
machine will have 10 undergo radical changes
before any man can get the party nomina.
ton for President against Tlanna's wishes.
lie may not be able to get it himself-Demo.
Gratis arc afraid 10 hope that they will be
favored with so much good luck-but he
will be able to defea, any other candidate
and probably TO name the man. So the
Foraker boom may be recorded as having
died a-bofning
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Although The general impression IS that
free trade with The Philippines until Con-
grcss leeislates otherwise naturally follows
The Porto Rico tariff decision Of the Supreme
Court, Secretary Gage has ordered that du.
ties under The Dngley tariff law shall con.
tinue 10 be collected upon imports from The
Philippines
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-06-06
BAD BLOOD,
BAD COMPLEXION.

The skin is the seat of an almost end.
less variety of diseases They are kncwn
py various names, but are ali due 10 the
same cause, acid and other poisons in
the blood that irritate and interfere with
the proper action of the skin.
To have smooth, soft skin, free from
ali sruptions, the blood must be kept pure
and healthy. The many preparations of
arsenic aud potash and the large number
Oh face powders and lotions generally
used in this class of diseases cover nm
Tor n short time, but cannot remove per
manently the ugly blotches and the red.
dishguring pimples.
EforTaf vigilance 10 flsc, k,rsoo
Of n beautiful oor,roEoxfou
when such remedies are relied ON.
. hr III. I. Shobe. sso4 Lucas Avenue ST Io,,i.
MO- says: My daughter wa : afflicted for Vears
with oishguring eruption on her face which
teslsted all treatment. She was taken 20 two
Seieprated health springs but received no brne-
ut; Many medicines were prescribed. but with
out result. until we decided to try = s. s. and bv
the time the hrst bottle Was finished the eruDtlo1
oeSnn 10 disappear. doxen bottles cured her
completely and left her skin perfectly srriurIh
She Is now seventeea years old nd not a sign OF
the embarrassing disease has ever returned"
). ). s. is a positive, unlailing cure for
the worst forms of skin troubles. II is
the greatest of all blood purifiers, and the
only ono guaranteed purely vegetable.
Bad blood makes bad cofnplexions
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! / !

senator Bailey, of Texas, who has an es-
tablished reputation as an able exponent of
the Constitution. said of the insular decision
of the U. 5. Supreme Court: "The decision
certainly bad enough, but IL is not SO bad
as the administration papers are claiming.
The friends of the administration are con.
graduating themselves much too early il they
think the decision relieves them from the
embarrassment of constitutional restriction
IN dealing with our new possessions. They
VIII tnd the qucstinn of taxation one of the
least among the pcrplexities of colonial
Poicy; and they can only carry out their
plans Tor governing these islands by setting
aside other and greater constitutional pro-
visions. The Court is apt to find that the
next case will not furnish il with subter.
tuge like the words Omitted States" TO
which 1t can limit constitutional guarantees.
1t will bc compelled sooner or later To meet
the proposition as to whether Congress can
enact laws for these nsular possessions which
are contrary 10 the express inhbitions of the
Constitution. The decision, standing by
itself, will become the source of endless
mischief and confusion. But its harm will
no' end there. Following SO closely upon
the decision in the income tax case, il will
inevitably convince the people that the Su.
preme Court of the United States holds the
laws OF Congress, constitutional or unconst-
tutional, according as it deems them wise or
unwise. With the wisdom Of the law the
Court properly has no concern, and its only
inquiry ought to be whether the law is or is
not constitutional. For many years this rule
was followed 10y the Court, and then its de-
cisions were respected by all men; but ] re.
gret to say that at this time the conviction is
almost universal in the public mind that the
most important decisions are political rather
than judicial"
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skin hctlVe and healthy and IN proper
condition to perform its part towards
carrying off the impurities from the BODY.
1t you have Eczema, letter, Acne, salt
Rheum, Psoriasis, or your skin is rough
and pimply, send for our book on Blood
and Skin Diseases and write our physi-
clans about your case. No charge what.
ever for this service.
SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. ATLANTA, ca.
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WEST BOUND

No 55. fast train west in the evening will
stop AT Function for passengers.
Nos. ~ and ore the regular accommodations
going west and stop at all stations.
Trains marked $. stop regularly, and trains
marked T., arc hag stations. other trains do not
stop.
ID. B. MARTIN, Manager Passenger Traffic.
a. j. BONAFIELD. Act at Tunnelton.
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EAST BOUND.

-a NAIL NAIL NAIL
TRAIN 90 ~ IL
:, A. MA. NJ pm y. n T.. NJ y. NJ
Sraiton-... 5O0s1 00s2 IS s 3 O5 Is $40 10
NCwburg = 3 p 81 3 iGsSaf : az oit ~
TunneltOn.. > ~ 5 : 50 s385s3Eai 20 eli S5
Rowlesburg 5a6ssiO 34s.s4Os 73s II 10
Terra Alta. 5 9 33 o 10 50 2f.s44ils si9 is
Oakland 80. : o So q 40 a al iol. ~ 20 o.
The new Flyer" No. II, leaves Grafton al
949 p; m and is due at Terra Alta at
eil9; the only stop In the county. and Oakland
$50. Nos; and 72 are the accommodations and
stop at all stations.
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EfornaI vigilance 10 fiso s,rkoo
Of n beautiful corsroEoxfor

purihes and invigo-
rates the old and
makes new, rich blood
( h at nourishes the
body and kcens the
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-06-06
The West Virginia Northern Time
Schedule.

IN EFFECT NOV. IS. 1900
Evening journal., 1901-02-12
LEGISLATURE WILL KILL ALL
OCEAN FRONT GRANT BILLS
State Property Along the Atlantic Near RehObOth Is
Too Valuable to Be Voted Away in Bulk
to Private individuals
stan cOrresponaenee EvenIng journal.

tan Correspondence Evening
2The members Of the Legislature fully Of
obtain
legislation private
above that assert
a making a grant will
piece
that bill
marsh land and beach land ews and Roo hundred Sussex
county, % their title same"
NJ
the Hotel Wilmington Wilmington who
public
they follows
of the undersigned
sion to purchase from the said STATE and to obtain grant theer9T OF
State Delaware located about
RehOboh between lands Of the Reho6oth City
0'on On the north and Indian river nS %hM On t % % 5rFFERsoN
WILLIAM c LoFI.AND
deutnanGovenor Senator Mau Senator Wright and
that viii be policy the
Atlantic They
will be once C mosva o States
OF between Atlantic
bay may gained
the Douglass
present Bat
Comgys
Let sold $3.50
build this which,
line they don't become quate Five six houses al
being paid.
Of
he more he he
bills contemplation
with the feeling
their
consideration.
something every
which becoming valuable every
Evening journal., 1901-02-12
fARLOW and SMITH
ALMOST CONE TO BLOWS

Special Dispatch to Evening Journal
Dover, Feb. ia large and infuen-
tial delegation is here from Laurel to-
day in opposition to the bill providing
a new charter for that town, which
passed the Senate unanimously. and
now is pending in the House.
The chief objection to it is that 1t
legislates three men into office Sen
ator Farlow is the father Of the bill
Coming up on the train this morning
he and Postmaster George e. Smith
of Laurel, engaged in a heated argu-
ment, which eliminated in Smith call
ing the senator a traitor" Senator
Farlow pulled of his coat 10 fight, bat
Dallas Marvel jumped between them
and prevented blows.
Feeling on the subject was quite
high.
Evening journal., 1901-02-12
YOUNG MORTOH HARVEY
PERFORMS HEROIC DEED

That 7-year-old Morton Harvey has
in him the material of which heroes
are made, he proved by his rescue Of a
boy from drowning yesterday after-
noon.
The little fellow was in Cool Spring
Park, when the boy, who was about
his own age, and. whose name is un-
known, fell through the ice on one OF
the ponds. Calling a couple of other
boys TO his assistance, young Harvey
threw himself on the ice, and direct
ing ono Of the boys to hold fast to his
feet and the other to catch the feet Of
tho boy who was next to him, thus
making a human rope. succeeded in
drawing the boy from the water, cold
and numb. The water was deep, and
had it not been for the bright thought
and quick action of young Harvey the
lad would have drowned. His name
and those Of the other boys who as
sisted in the rescue could not be learn
ed. Morton Harvey is the son of Hol-
stein Harvey, of No. 1903 Delaware
avenue.
Evening journal., 1901-02-12
Run DOWN Ind KILLED
BY SHIFTING ENGINE

While walking on the p, W. G. b.
railroad tracks near Landlith tower
this morning. Herman Hayes. 10 years
old, Of Eighth and Madison streets.
and &. Frank Fitzgerald, OF No 1925
Lowering avenue, w1re struck by a
shifting train, and Mr. Hayes was fa-
tally injured. He died in the Della
ware Hospital at 11.20 o'clock. Mr..
Fitzgerald was not badly injured, and
was able to walk to his home The
Two young men were struck by q
freight car which was heing pushed
along by a shifting engine Fiizgerald
was knocked from the track. but
Hayes was knocked down and the
train passed over him. fracturing his
skull and otherwise iniuring him. lie
was taken 10 the emergency hospital.
where Dr. Draper gave him temporary
relief. and ordered him sent to the
hospital, whore death shortly ended
his sufferings.
Evening journal., 1901-02-12
NEW STATE LIBRARIAN
ASSUMES HIS OFFICE
STAFF Correspondence Evening Journal.

STAFF Correspondence Evening Journal
Dover. Feb. 12.-In honor OK his re-
tirement from Office. State Librarian
Jefferson last night gave a smoker. and
many friends called to say goodbye TO
him in his official capacity. and to
wish him good health and prosperity
in private life.
Cornelius Frear. his successor, is one
of Dover's bright young law students
he is registered under Senator Kenney,
and is reading under Henry Il. John
son. and gives promise of being an or
nament to the Kent county bar. He is
a son Of William c. Frear. one Of Kent
county's substantial citizens, and Is a
Conference Academy and West Chester
Normal School man. For five years
he taught school at Rising Sun, Kent
county. While a Republican, he is not
factionist.
He viii be sworn in and bonded to-
day after the Senate has confirmed his
appointment.