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ties for turning out vessels. ontracts
for mercantile craft alone ON the At.
lantlc and Pacific COASTS amount TO
$3O,0O0,000, and IL is now almost a
certainty that more new tonnage viii
go into the water under the American
flag In 1901 than i'm any previous year
In the history OF the country.
"Thc fact that America Is building
ships for foreign governments. which
have had the world for market In
which TO buy their ships. shows plain
~ that there IL an advantage In our
favor ON the first cost OF the ship. The
fact that building and sailing American
ships IN competition with the fleets of
the world has enabled few Americans
10 pile up colossal fortunes shows that
we can operate the ships as cheaply
as the foreigners can operate their
craft
"Of the grnlrships en- route TO Port
land at the present time % fly the
German ilag. while Great Britain. for
the first time in the history OF the port.
has dropped back 60 second place, with
but % ships. Over two-thlrds OF these
German ships were built and owned by
the British until short time ago. AS
n matter OF fact. half OF them have
passed from the British to the German
flag within the pnGt three years. No
subsidy was asked or needed when
Germany decided to increase her
merchant marine. but she said to her
subjects. Go forth into the markets OF
the world and buy ships wherever you
can buy them the cheapest III Amerl-
can capital could have secured the
same permission from our government,
all OF these ships which Great Britain
suppianted with steamers would not
now be dying the German fag."-Port-
land (OrJ OregonIan.
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The shIn snh.Idr nnL

From Dry Goods Economist Dec. rs. 1000
The present moment. when the peo-
pie OF tho United States are urging
congress so remove large portion
or the burden OF taxation imposed by
the war With Spain, Is most In
opportune one for the Introduction
OF bill whose object Is TO draw from
the treasury some $0,0OO,OO0 per year
for period OF 20 years. even though
the ostens'ble aim Of the measure is the
building OF our merchant marine. Not
only. however. Is the ship subsidy bill
inopportuDe: it's object is entirely un.
Just The proposed bill is. indeed, in
lire with the proposition TO establish
parcels post; In the one case as IN
the other the money OF the people Is
70 be used for the benefit Of "a few.
the few in this case being a limited
number of owners OF ships. Still worse.
not only would our citizens be required
TO pay large sum for fhc benefit OF
American sbipbuilders. but II appears
thnt this bill. II enacted into law. would
furnish bounties 10 many foreign built
vessels. since 81 provides that foreign
built ships. OF which 81 per cent or
.f'Nif ~ Ohh'A ~ AHifiifNs aIt 10 DC
allowed TO participate In half sub
sidy N their owners agrec TO build
ships of an equal tonnage In American
yards.
The Merchants association OF New
York has strenuously opposed the pas
snge Of the measure and adopted res
olution TO the effect that the bill now
pending before congress is counter TO
public sentiment and In conflict with
the public good in admitting foreign
tonnage to American registry asa one
half subsidy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-01-31

la the Council upon the question of eireum.
eisicn, the Apostle James vety poin,edly
concludes, "Simcon hath declared how God
at the mrs, did visit The nations, to take out
OF them people for his name" aud .,Af,er
this, ! viii return and build again the
Tabcrnaele of David, etc. tau the earthly
promises to the Jews must be fulfilled be.
cause all was bought back at Calvary.
"rha, the residue Of men nigh, seek after
the Lord (Aets ISI7l Thus the time for
blessing is no, un,il after the Kingdom is
set up in power.
Turning to the prophecy from which our
Lord chose His text. we hnd the whole
order outlined "'ro preach the acceptable
year of the Lord" Up to this point the
propeey was there fulGllcd, "And lie
closed the book and sat down"--but the
prophet continues, "And the day of ven.
geance of our God"-upon the nations. and
te'ribnuve punishment upon the nations of
the world which they as a rebelious nation
typih d, To comfort all that mourn; To
appoint unto them that moarn in Zion. TO
give unto them beauty for ashes, the oil of
JOY for mourning, the garment of praise for
the spirit OF hcaviness representing the
Sustaining influences To the heirs of the
Kingdom during their humiliation down the
age; the wilderness condition Of the church
THAT they might be called trees of
righteousness the planting Of the Lord.
that he migh, be glorfcd." II is from and
through this temple that God will make
himself known TO all all flesh. But the
grand view continues "And they shall build
the old wastes, they shall raise up the
former desolaions aud they shall repair the
waste cities, the desolalions of many
generations" An active time Is here
predicated, and full employment for all the
energies and skill Of the cap,ycs. MS they
come forth fiom the tomb. The s'Glad
tidings of grca, JOY which shall be TO all
people" will then he appreciated the bro
ken hearts will be bound mp aud an ever.
lasting covenant established in all the
earth. "And an highway public travel
w"y) shall be there, aud way of sure d.
reciions, Instructions and assstance--thc
unelcan shall not pass over il, nor any err
therein for lack OF knowledge. Nothing to
hurt nor 10 destroy shall he found there,
the redeemed tall mem shall rc,urn-from
the FIRST destruction Psa. oo3)--and come
to Iion--ihc exalted city or nation, with
songs aud everlasting JOY upon their heads
they shall obtain JOY and gladncss. And
sorrow and signing shall flee away" O.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-01-31

The ship subsidy bill Is Intended. ac-
cordlng to the claims Of lts advocates.
to promote the creation Of an American
merchant marine built IN America.
owned in America. manned by Ameri-
cans. and carrying American products.
u VIII not DO any ~ these things. and
The prrionsc tbat 1t viii is hollow a
large proportion Of the ships 90 which
sHbtidiCf Will go under the bin aro. as
$50 have pointed out 20 be- foreign
huli None ~ The ships needs be own
rd entirely by Americans. There IS no
adequ0tc requirement Tint even frac-
ton ~ The crew need be- Americans.
by far thc larger part Of The subsidies
VIII go 20 ships that DO not and cannot
carry nay considerable amount OF
freight II IS as absolute aud shame
less piece Of special legislation for
the benefit of q small number Of rich
persons 10 che expense Of the treasury
and The iaXp0ycrs as was ever devised.
and &c is decidedly worse than any
thing that has ever tcpn undertaken by
congress New Yoik Times
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MlD.wINTER EXCURSIONS
To Washington Very Low Rates Bal.
iimOre a Ohio X. X.

% February and April ~, 1901, the
Baltimore 81 Ohio Railroad will run POPU-
Lhh Mip-WfNrRg Excursions TO WASH
iScrON at VERY Low RATEs FOR THE
ROUND TRIP allowing TIN DAYS limit on
tickets, including date Of sale.
Splendid trains. through coaches. PAIL
man paflor and sleeping cars.
DO not miss these splendid opportunities
90 visit The NATIOSAL CArIrkL during
The session of Congress. For tickets. time
of trains and full information call on OF ad-
dress any y. g. o. agcn, for foil information.
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SUBSIDY scHEug Nor VOTED OK IN sovEm-
VTR

eAnNAhA tkHhAJfs MI NtlIIt On ~ aOfEM=
BIER.
Discussing President james J. HilPs
intensely Interesting prophecies OF
what the merchant marine Of the ma
ton Is approaching in development. the
Chicago Tribune edItorlaliy says.
"It waa not understood when the
spellbnders were urging the people OF
the northwest 20 vote I'm favor OF the
reelection Of President Mckinley that
one Of the first items on the senatorial
programme when congress met would
be the passage of n shipping subsidy
bin whicli contempiates auuuai expeud-
iture for 30 years for the special ben
eft Of number Of rich men residing
in eastern cities There r. nothing
whatever IN this adroit resolution (the
shipping plank Of tho Republican ma
tional platfOrm Of 1900 about 'subsi-
Hes The word subsidies was care
fully omitted from the platform Nor
was anything said during thc camphigu
in regard 20 the extension OF our mer-
liant marine by n scheme of public px-
pcndlturC continuing for generation
Nobody can recall an instance Of pub.
lie meeting ~ which the shipping sub
sidy bin was made the subject Of fair.
candid argument or any argument nc
all. nor were the claims TO public aid OF
tic persons Interested in such lcgisla-
ton ever explicitly SCI; forth go The
Republican party should not be IN "a
vOr of one set Of measures prior to
Nov. @ and in favor Of an entirely dlf.
fercnt Kind Of measures subsequent 10
Nov. O."
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We vii pay the above reward Tor any case Of
Liver Complaint. dyspepsia. slok Headache. IN.
digestion. Constipation or Costivcnoss wo oau.
not cure with LivcfIta- the u to Date little
Liver PHI. when tho directions are stficfly
complied with. They are purely Vegetable
and never fail - give sati9action. 25c boxes
contain 100 pills 100 boxcscoutain 40 Pills. 81
boxes contain IS Pills Hewarc Of substitutiOns
and limitations Sent by mail stamps taken
NENNi1A MEDICINE co. Cor clinton and
jackson Sts. Chi ago. Ill
wood w. Va
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-01-31

Some OF The best friends of tho pro-
tcctiye system are afraid of The reac-
ton likely to be induced by the sub
Hidy. The North American quotes Sen
ator Cuilom rs saying. II believe there
Is grave danger that fhc principle Of
subsidy for Ships ond protection for
American manufactures may IL future
be nI,gyrd against each other"
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DR. j. II. WATSON,
DENTAL and ORAL SURGEON,
nA MAnN- PA.

Regular graduate u ia timOrs College Of
Dental Surgery and Post Graduate of tho DR.
Lptz toilcee II Crown and Biidge work 81
Columbus. Ohio. Inventor Of the Air Cell Sys-
tenn of Teeth without Palate in the Roof Of the
Mouth. guaranteed 20 hold firmly IN place
- Teeth Extracted Positively without Pain
ten yoars 30 cents solid cold Crowns ana
Fine Gold Filling n Speciality A we'll as the
treatment Of Chlldren's Teeth. which can be-
hardened and saved, whore mere fnechanicai
Dcntl with their tinkcring would fail.
A. hom from the D 81 tiil the 18th Of every
month AZ bruccfOn once every two months
from tho 2jtb fiii the last March. MAY July
september.Novembtr and January. Mind the
dafes.
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II tile ships Of other nations in n
competition open to all can carry our
exports md imports more cheaply
than we can ourselves. let them play
the role Of hod carriers at the wages
OF hod carriers.
II what we pay to other nations for
carrying our freight enables them 70
buy our products and manufactures.
they nre welcome 10 1t 80 long ns we
have more profitable employment for
our capital. brains and industry. Chi.
capO Timcs-ioraid.
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We furnish Tnr ARGUs and The 81. Louis
Twice.a-Weck Republic both. for only si.so
per year and TnF ARGUS and Thrice a.
Week New YorEWorld one year for sr7s.
four paper per week. almost as good as a
daily We also furnish THe ARGus aud
the Wheeling Weekly Register both for
sf.zs per year The above rates are cash
IN advance
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-01-31

One ~ The best known disHllcries pro.
ducing high grade whiskcy and handling
hac wines. desires 20 correspond with re-
liable gentleman. with the view Of having
him represcn, them in Preston ard sur
rounding counties 90 sell their goods 10
families and Consumcfs direct This IS a
hrt-clags opening for party who is well
acquainted IN the counties. aod can be made
very rcmuncrstvc Address.
P0CAHoNTks.
p. o. Box 10, Cincinnati. o.
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Residence for Sale.

a Two Story, Five Room residence in
Kngwood Tor sale on reasonable terms.
Good cellar and Heater under building
House plastcrcd and nearly new. For
further information address Box 10, King
wood. vs. Va. II.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-01-31

Every ship yard Of importance in
the country Is running to It's fullest
capacity, and many new ones have
rome into existence. with some Of tho
old doubling ana trebling their facni-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-01-31

49, ANIED Capable reliable person in
every county 60 represent large company
ot solid financial regulations tgs6 salary
per year. payable weekly. - per day abso
lutcly sure and AT expenses straight, bona
ndc. definite salary. no commission. salary
paid each saturday and expense money
advanced each week STANDARD
HOUSE. ~ Dearborn ST. CHICAGO.
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WEST BOUND.

No. -. fast train west In the evening will
stop ut Tunnelton for passengers.
No. u is the regular accommodation going
west and stops at all stations.
Trains marked $. stop regularly, and trains
marked Y, are flag stations. other trains do not
stop. I'M. ScnRYyEn
zen. Passenger Agent.
d. II. MARTIN, Manager Passenger 'rraflc
A. j. BoaAFIELD. A ct at Tunneton.
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Forsalc

Six Scotch Collie or Shepherd paps. fuil
bloodcd, eight weeks old and ready for sale
auy ifmc, For further information call ON
G. {. Stone. Kingwood
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Trains Daily except SUNDAY.
No persons carried on any other than
= the trains named above and stops only AZ
Stations designated. A. MARrrN.
Gcu Supt
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-01-31

Send your orders fof Fine Wines and
Liquor foi Thanksgieing end Christmas TO
Tow McAvhy, Wholesale House. Grafton.
W. Va. If-2o- gfno.
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3. & Q. TINE TABLE.
Taking Effect Nov. s5th, 1900.
EAST HOUND.

rn.u ls .sr ss~ ss ~ r.'l e.
n. MA. s-iA. NJ Pm lr. n. y. "
Grafton-... $40 4 90 5 00s 255I 5 le OI $40 40
Ss%SsiIs = Ell 81 ss sS
Rowlcsburg 732 455 b5s ass I5l II ss
Terra Alta $50 81 Sc 30 3s42fs s0O sis rs
Oakland ....ls 80 po SO SC SO SAILS 226lsi2 81
The new "Fiyer" No. Is, leaves Grafton at
o;40 2; m. and Is due at Terra Alta at
$40; the only stop In the county and Oakland
$50 No. ~ Is the accommodation and stops at
all stations.
WEST BOUND.
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The West Virginia Northern Time
Schedule.

IN EFFECT NOV. as. 1900
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II. HASsT. Philadelphia, pa
General Pass. Agt.
NJ. TEapLRToN.
Kingwood. Gen. Man sgcr
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?. o Box 10, ciooin0siI. 0.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-05

| itor of the Galena Times. as his private
secretary. If the rumor is true. Repre-
sentative Jackson is doing the wise
thing by appointing a newspaper man
as his confidential assistant for many
reasons. It is becoming a very popular
thing for congressman TO appoint news
paper men as their secretaries, who can
practically look after the news bu-
reau" end of the work and see that
their congressional doingS are well pub
lished among the constituency.
DR.. D. G. Moberly of Olathe. has been
apo nted a veterinary surgeon in the
regular army to be stationed in the
Philippines. He will be attached to the
cavalry service over there. During the
past year DR. Moberly has been in the
services of the British army in South
Africa, as a veterinarian.
The following appointments of Kan
sans have recently been made in the In
dian service: Emma Nicholson Of De-
Soto. laundress at Omaha Indian school.
Nebraska; Miss Arrilloda Perry of Ma
toau, cook at Pottawatomie school.
Kansas; Tom w. Colxer of OskaIooszL.
blacksmith at Chilocco school, Kansas
The First National bank of Kansas
City, has been approved as a reserve
agent for the First National bank of St.
john, Kan.
The comptroller of the currency has
approved the application to organize
the Caldwell National bank. Caldwell
Kan, with $4,000 capital
The postoffice at Wyoming. Marshall
county, Kan, has been discontinued.
w. H. Curtis, of Lawrence. has been
appointed to a position at the Moqul
Indian school, Arizona
A postof1ice has been established at
Knowlton, Wood county, ok. with Geo.
W. KnowIton as postmaster.
The comptroller of the currency has
authorized the Baxter National bank.
of Baxter Springs. Kan, to begin bust
ness, with a capital of $4,000.
Charles G. Hageman, of Leavenworth.
was placed upon the salary rolls of the
government, in receiving an appoint
ment as engineer at the Indian school
in Jicarrilla, N. NJ.
Mr.. Sam A. Deel. of Kansas was re-
Gently certified by the civil service
commission to a position clerk in the
coast and geodetic survey. His salary
Is 5000 per annum
L. WILLIAM THAvIS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-05

and at Maple Hill one engine was al
most totally demolished.
Rev. J. F. Everett, of Onaga, is elect
ed secretary of the Kansas State Tenn
perance union
Red Laird, the man arrested on the
charge of writing threatening letters to
Chas. Wolff, is adjudged insane in the
probate court
A permanent athletic association is
formed at the Kansas Medical col ege,
to foster baseball, football and basket
ball
J. s. Dean, of Marion is appointed
United States district attorney for the
jurisdiction of Kansas.
Frank L. Sturis is made private sec
rotary to General Passenger Agent
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-05
errv Black of the Santa Fee

Jerry Black, Of the Santa Fe.
The standing adjustment committee
of the Santa F'e engineers were in ses-
sion here this week. No business OF
Importance came up for consideration.
The Northwestern Life Insurance
company, of Milwaukee, files a mort
gage foreclosure suit against the New
Crawford theater property.
A. L. Mann. a doctor of Cedar Rap
ids, Iowa, died on board a Santa Fe
train near Topeka
The suit for dollar gas in Topeka is
in the federal court. and a decision is
expected Monday.
The city council begins action for
cheaper electricity for lighting purposes
in Topeka.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-05
topeka SOCIETY.
Capital City Certainly Needs
Homan's Club House.
Mrs. C. o. Knowles Brings Up
the Subject.
FIRST OFFER is MADE.
1t Comes From the Ceramic Art
Club.
Notes Of q Social and Personal
Mention.
FIRST OFFER is MADE.

The club women of this city are Just
waking up TO the fact that Topeka Is
greatly in need of a club house. and
active measures VIII doubtless be taken
soon III the matter.
The subject was first placed before
the Federation as whole at the meet
ing Thursday afternoon when Mrs c.
o. knowles Rad short article set
ting forth some arguments in favor of
such a scheme All of the women in
the Federation are in favor of having
club house, but every one seems to be
waiting for some one else to take the
lead
Mrs Knowles is a prominent club
worker, and has many practical ideas
on the subject. The first offer of help
has come from the Ceramic Art club
of which Mrs Knowles IS president.
They have offered to make their annual
exhibit OF china pay affair. the pro-
ceeds to start the club house fund
This will be hut a drop in the bucket
but everything must have a begin
ming. and now that the subject is be-
ing agitated il will surely be kept be-
fore the public until the result win be
a club house that Will be one of the
beauty spots of Topeka
Inc following extract from the New
York Evening Post about the club
houses of Los Angeles may suggest
subject:
Los Angeles, the next biennial civ
Is fortunate in the possession of many
club houses. leading off with the fine
mansion erected about two wears 49,
by the Woman's Club House 1890
ton The building is in the old mis-
sion style of architecture with wide
pfazzas and massive pillars The ~
terror Is beautifully arranged. the Off
cal club house air being quite taken
away from it The Spaciousness ~ N,
structure may he understood from fba
statement that in it, besides recen4io,,
rooms ana committee rooms. there ara
2 hl1
and twenty-five persons and an -
selmDly room capab BILE of acconnodat-
ing about four hundred The cI1,b
mouse Is occupied and controlled by the
large Friday Morning club Anothar
smaller club house is that in which ~,
Ebell club is luartered and which vas
especially erected for the use Of rha
orsanlzatlon ~ Mrs. R. ]. Burdett.
Anotner club With attractive rooms *
the Ruskin Art club. the heado11s7 +a.
OF this society being enriched 1-S+b
many artistic features Still anofbe-
E s mouse IS fnat possessed BY the
Los angeles next spring are likely TO
know All these club homes WELL
New Federation.
Cottonwood Falls is the latest town
20 form a city federation of clubs A.
l. meeting held last week at the bonaa.
- snIs- W = McNee, such an organi-
Eat1on was effected
There are tour clubs included :, -
federation. the Shakespeare. C or riss
Junior Shakespeare and Reuevolant
me orncers elected were: President
n .1r;,, w W. ROSEWOOD; secretary. Miss
Neiiie howard; treasurer. Mrs r Y
Afford A vice president was cbose,,
rom each ciub--from the ShaleSrsav....'
IFS. Grishau: Coterie Miss 1da
scnt.npl: JnnIor Shakespeare, Mrs
Vigneffa Climb.
An interesting meeting of the viz
hstee cauD was neld Wednesday after
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-05
IN "PAUPERs BED
Was Found Sack of Money, Watch
and Ring.

Defiance. Ohio, Oct. 5.-Mrs. Margaret
Griffin. who for years was dependent
on the county for support. is dead. This
afternoon, hidden in the bed clothing
of the deceased, was found a sack con
taing nearly 500, a gold watch. gold
ring and two loaded revolvers. She is
not known to have any relatives here.
but came from the southern part OF
Ohio. and was married to Charles Crit
fin in Columbus Her maiden name was
Dillinger. She lived alone and received
a pension of $12. Authorities are puz-
zled what to do with the money.
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STEEL MILLS LARGER.
Improvements at Homestead and
Bethlehem Cost 100000.

Pittsburg. Pa. Oct. SIT is claimed
that 100000 will be spent by the Uni
ted States Steel corporation improving
the Carnegie armor plate mills at
Homestead and the Bethlehem Steel
company's plant at Bethlehem
The National Glass company. which
owns 81 plants and controls 20 per cent
of the producing capacity of table
glassware. blown and pressed tumblers.
bar goods, etc, has given notice OF
withdrawal from the glass combine
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-05
PLANS FOR NEW HALL.
Gotham Historical Society Accepts
Design For 100000 Structure.

New York. Oct 5.-Plans for the.new
nail TO be erected by the New York His
o ooTical society at cost of nearly s., 200, :
600 have been formative a6onted They
provide for marble or granite building.
three stories in height, al Central park
IN this city. just below the Museum Of
closely the classic style OF some OF the
older buildings at Washington
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-05
Let Nothing Prevent You

From seeing the extraordinary inducements this store
offers Our floors and basement flooded with goods,
piece and every article absolutely and fresh
from the factories. We you money every piece
of furniture you purchase from