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The Washington times., 1902-06-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Fiirniture OF all kind, store and
office fixtures See rs OF telephone 275G VI.
FRIES q HOPwoQD, sth and X SITS. NV. m15-3
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FOR RENT-Tlree partly furnished rooms, light
housekeeping. 10. I'd St. ne ml5.3
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FOR SALE-H0USES.

FOR SALE-OFFER WANTED.
PRICE g, 200
9l4 st. sw.. pretty new house. 6 rooms ana
bath: cellar. Laundry tubs. cabinet Dantels;
one Of the prettiest new houses ever butt in
the southwest section. \ FlRST-CLASs IN
vFSTNiFNT.
STONE x FAIRFAX, so6 and SOS F st. NV.
mll.H
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" WANTED-Stoves Of all kind. See lis before yGU
sell your stove We pay big money for slows.
FRIES 4 HOLLYWOOD sth and sts NV mIj-3
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-situation by a frst-class fancy cake
baker; Il years experience. Address BON 21,
this office mi
WANTED-By intelligent young colored man,
place as bell boy, potter, or driver. Call at
1874 + ST. NV. ml5-3
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WANTED-By four competent women, places
As frst-clas> cook, chambermaid llundress and
nurse. 1911 10th 81. Phone 2272 Y. mi
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEoUS.

FOR >ALE-Handsome IO-piece bedroom suite
only sl6.f5. jos. McGRATIi, >si4 9Th st. NV.
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NANTED-Whitc woman for general house
work in small family. l0l7 New Jersey ave.
NV. mi
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE lots on B st.
near 5th ne. 7iaXso IT.; will exchange for
house and pay difference.
pretty double lot in Takoma ave. Takoma
Park, 7ON2O1 H.: viii sell the whole for SGDo
on terms TO suit.
Also a nice house near Maryland ave. ne.
rooms. tiled bath, and cellar; every modern
convenience. rented for $3.50; price, $3.50;
800 cash, balance s25 pen month.
LOOK AT THIS
j. c. WEEDON & CO.
II 224 East Capitol Street
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NANTED-A reliable woman to cook and do
general housework. Apply at 20l 2d st. Sc. MI
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WANTED-Two large, strong trunks; must be
cheap; state price. bon iJi, this office.
e14.3
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NANTED-Pafhef, Remington and Baker guns,
at iS7 llth 81. NV. mli-3
WANTED-old gold. silver. watches aad dia-
monds Highest cash prices. ABRAHAMS',
433 9th Z. NV Ieli-u
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By respectable colorcd woman.
washing out br the day or house cleaning ~
l. 81. NV. - MI
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FOR RENT-Second floor front room, hot and
cold water, with or without board. es Grant
Place. mlJ-3
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD Transienta 81 per day;
single s. per week; double 80 per month
and up, with good board; table board reduced
HOTEL BALTIMORE, 18th and New York ave.
NV, MOS
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WANTED Eastern Consolidated OIL stock.
Parties desiring to dispose Of their holdings
of the above oil stock address BOX o. this
office, stating price. ts mlj-3
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

NANTED-Four young ladies to do copying,
must write plain. 1910 G ST. NV. second floor.
WANTED--A white girl in small family; no
washing Of ironing So 5th It NV. mica
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OIL IN THE DlSTklCT-A ground foor oppor
tunity. | am incorporating 4 company, to be
known as The Columbia oil Company, for the
purpose Of boring for oil. on lots in my sub
DIVISION which is' located near an electric rail-
way inside Of the District bounds. and in order
I'd zsecurr1 the necessary money TO drill the first
well. 4 offer 10 sell one hundred shares ii Pro-
inotfan-Stock. ~ one hnndred dollars t>iO0.O0)
per share. each share emitting the purchaser
10 one sthouSand g,oDDl shares tpar value Il
per sharel Of fully paid and n0n-assessable
STOCK in the company 70 be formed. and as i
positive guarantee against ant loss to those
purchasing the promotion stock / will de
post first deed Of trust on lots in this sub
division with theI Washington Savings Bank.
l2th iJHdt sis, NV. towering ono lot for each
share of Pn,fmoi ioBgrSte,kf purchased; the same
to be held in triist for the subscribers 70 the
said stock. These I8s are worth double the
amount Of the trust, and therefore subscribers
to Promotioh Stock will be amply secured.
Analysis of the oily substances gathered from
the surface of this property has been made by
Prof. IL. W. Wiley, Chief of the Bureau Of
Chemistry, and pronounced by him to be crude
Petroleum; In the opinion af other oil ex-
,,erts who have examined the property. there
seems Ia ,be. no. doubt that oil will be found
If drilled for. in which case the stock will sell
for many times its par vglne. The fact that
this welf'fs 10 hr bored on one Of the said
lots which Is located within tho District. and
only few feet from the electric railway (single
fare). VIII give investors opportunity TO
the drilling and keep in touch with all oper-
ations of the company There will he only
one hundred 1CO) shares Of Promotion Stock
issued. and all subscriptions received over that
amount will be promptly returned. The cou-
pany ito be formed assumes the deed Of trust,
to behdeposited at the before FrcntiUnrt' bank.
end will he taken up from the proceeds Of
Treasury. stock. Each suhscrber to Promotion
stock will receive again the amount Of his
original investment thus leaving the thousand
shares given a bonus for each shars OF Pro-
motion Stock clear profit. The officers and
directors Of the cnmpaar will lie men Of prom
inence and wcll-known integrity. Mr.. l.. VI
Saunders President Of The Washington Savings
Bank 18th and SIS. NV, has volunteered TO
act treasurer, and all rernittsnces should be
made payable to his order and deposited at the
above address Respectfully yours, +. NJ PINE.
Room No. 81. Washington savings Bank Build
ing, 18th and G. SIS. Rw. mlj-3
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WANrED-By nice colored girl, situation as
nurse housemaid, Sl2; references. 1913 New
York ave. MI
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FOR SALE-TwO coffee urns three, gallons.
FRIES & HOPWoOD, s,h' and K sts NV.
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WAkTED-PlAN0S.

Wanted 90 secondhand Square and Upright
Pianos at once 10 supply the deficit caused by
burning Of our Brooklyn factory. Liberal al
iowance in exchange. Free drayage. Drop pos
tai OF phone 787. and our representative will
call and sppraise value Of yDur piano. BRAD
yanie ave ''- el2tf
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FOR SAEE-FurniuIre, slightly used, at less /
1han half its first cost. FRIES & HOPWOOD,
sth and SIS. NV. ml53
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FOE SALE-Scycn new 2-burner Blue Flame
oil stoves. only $50 each. jos. MeGRATH,
1891 St NV. co. 49, mlG-3
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-06-19
The Fourth Of July.

Several places in the county are preparing
to celebrate the great national holiday with
picnics and good time generally. Reeds
Vile is preparing to hold picnic aud Sun
day School celebration and invites the
general public 10 come and help add 10 the
Interest, of the occasion.
There will be an old fashioned picnic and
general good time out at Hopewcll on
July 4th.
A, Housewife the Sunday School aud
people generality will picnic aud spend the
day pleasantly in the grove a, the NJ. T..
church The public is invited to be prescn,
aud help IL on.
Oakland is expecting to have big time
and wants our base ball club to play there
tina, day against Homecoming as one Of the
attractions
Over a, Rowlesburg they are fixing for a
great blowout in honor of the day and will
have races, a basket picnic, big parade.
two games of ball, balloon asc ension and
a high old time generally.
Down at Bruceton the Sunday School
will have picnic in cunniugham's Grove
rear town. Everybody invited TO come
with we'll filed basket aud help spend The
day pleasantly. There are probably other
picnics and celebrations planned for that
day in other parts of the county but the
above are all that have been reported so far
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Cuzznrt.
GRANGER.

Correspondence of The Argus.
The grass crop is very shor, in this com
muoily.
David Iivencood had stone hauling
Saturday.
whsst is shor, in the straw, bu, is head
ing nicely
Corn is looking fine and oats seem to be
coming on all right.
J. a Wolfe has begun work on Samuel
Feathers new house.
We have been having some fine showers
which makes us somewha, cheerful.
Everything seems to he ON the move in
this community and no need for idlers.
Our merchant, a. 5. Chidisier, made a
Tip To Terra Alta last week lie is doing
we'll in the wool business.
Miss Rcbecca Miller moved into her new
house on last Tuesday She will have a
very handsome little house when completed.
Henry Spahr was over the mountain
hunting work a short time ago, but failing
TO find II, he came home to continue his old
trade.
Elmer I.ivcngood has his new house
nearly ready for the roof Frances Liven-
good and Andrew Reckat are doing the
carpenter work. LfT11E Toni,
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Aurora.

AuTOFH-
Correspondence Of The Argus.
Anne Shaner returned from visit to
Kingwood. Thursday
Miss Daisy stemplc is visiting her FREUD.
Miss Nellie Cline IN Virginia.
But very few boardcrs have yet presented
themselves at the SUMMER hotels.
Addc Porter aud Russell I.araw we're
visitor Of the ShaTcr girls SUNDAY,
June 9Th.
Teots Bros. are improving their farm
very much by the erection Of new dwell.
ing house aud new barn
Miss Elizabeth Anderson arrived from
Marietta Saturday. June 18th. 10 spend her
vacation at her cottage. "Grecnroyd.
We arc sorry to note tie sickness Of Mrs.
$. NcCrun and Mrs Chas Lantz We
hope TO hear Of their speedy recovery
Miss Jessie Trouer arrived from Buck
hannoo. "Wednesday. June nth She will
spend her summer vacation in her cottage.
"Edgemont."
a very dolighifuI ball was given at the
Brooksidc hotel. Thursday. June I2th. An
orchestra and tho Egion Band furnished the
music for the evening
Rev Gross preached a memorial sermon
20 The ! O. o. z of this place sunday in
the siemplc Ridge church a very large
congregation attended and all we're
pleased at the excellent sermon.
Mr.. Taylor permanently organized the
| Grange here. Tuesday evening. June 10Th
I Seven new members were taken in that
evening making this the Banner Grange Of
che county having AZ prcscnta membership
T a Ger 90 The officers elected al The
6cmporsry organization were retained and
I property installed
We were glad to sec the return Of our
/ young students during this last week
/ Wade g. Siemplc returned Friday. June
I 18th. from his FIRST years study ~ Roanoke
College. Va. with him also returned bis
brother Howard Of The class Of 1900 Of
/ Roanoke now e teacher in the south.
I Belle Stcmple graduate 81 the AT De.
l paftmoni Of tho Seminary 81 this year. re-.
iarncd Friday. June 9th on the same
/ day and from the same place. Forest
/ Stemplc student returned
a NEW OSF
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GladeSyille.

Correspondence OF the Argus.
There has been little dealing in live stock.
Miss Bessie Browu is visiting a, Morgan.
town.
The health of the communi,y is fairly
good. owing to the dry spring.
William Rogers had horse killed by
lightning Friday evening, the is.
Messrs. ALDER, Kelly Of Randolph county,
is visiting friends IN and near Giadesvnle.
The Evening Star Grange will NEE, mex,
Saturday a, three o'clock, p. m.
George Streets and John Massie have
been building additions to their store rooms.
!. r. Shafer and wife were a, Masoutown
las, Tuesday. attending the funeral of Mrs
bay Watson.
Miss Dora Rogers has returned from visit
ine her sister, Mrs. Ellsworth kerns. VIII
resides in Webster county.
We have had iine rain aud vegetation is
growing very fine now. We will no, have
very much fruit in our vicinity this year,
aud il is too early to form any definite
opinion as to the grain crops. The hay
crop will be light.
There will be Children's Day services
OF this place on the last Sunday in this
month Rev l.. T.. Peters. our Sunday
school missionary for this State, is expected
to lie present and preach 10 the young con.
vets IN the afternoon.
The 6. A. set apar, June Ia,h for
decorating the soldiers graves at Glades-
willie. They invited the Sunday-schoo 10
join In the decoration services The Sunday
school prepared program for the occasion
which was well rendered and very entertain
INC. The exercises were all of them very
i'ne some of them we never saw cxcclled.
There were three ox-Rebel or Confederate
soldiers prcsen, aud they were invited to
take part in The services with the G.. A. r.,
and the even, was complete reunion OF
the blae and the grey. L. Lanham and
DIR. Il. X. Sutton addressed the audience
with short and entertaining speeches Mrs.
Lena Shaiter conducted The Sunda, school
exercises with credit to herself aud school.
GRANGER.
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Sinclair.


Correspondence OF The Argus.
Children's Day July 9TH al night,
Miss Olive Bolyard is little better.
II II. Ridgeway IS working FOR Dcmoss
Phelix Roster Is very low at this time with
consumption.
tyilhe Roster has purchased buggy Of
Charles ata~ny
The sundsysS,+Ssl---cf u1s--sIasse is
progressing nicely.
Jonas Murray and Walter stafford have
zach ordered fine bicycle.
We noticed George Brock of Grafton on
our streets one day last week.
Chas. Murray was a, Bcthlehcm Sunday
night and reports good time.
Melvin aud John Wilson of Buffalo, are
working for Chas. Niece * Son.
There will be preaching at Pleasant
Grove, June 10th, by Rev, Philips.
We notice our mcchan,, w a. Bolyard,
Is preparing to sow a large field Of buck
wheat.
Miss Aroma Davis Of Elam, is visiting
her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. ] s..
Ilcrshmau, at this place.
Prof Lot Rigeway IS teaching singing
school In Taylor county, aud as this is his
FIRST school, we wish him success.
Mr. Clarkson of Eby and Miss Winnie
Murray we're visiting Mr.. aud Mrs ". NJ.
Miller Of Tunnelton on Sunday, last
] Peter IIefshman returned Saturday from a
ten days trip through Gilmer county and
reports that crops ate light in tina, section.
p. w. o. Bolyard came home from Par
kersbug sick. lie has been attending col
Icge there. We hope he will soon he well
and wish bin success.
A. J Murray and sons, cbas., Jonas and
Johnny returned on Saturday last from
Taylor county, where Mr. Murray o~ns a
fine farm.
Mrs. SIENNA Fresh died Juoe 4, 1902, and
vas buried at Mt. ZION June s. She was
the daughter of James II Boyafd She
left host Of friends to mourn her loss.
No. 70 School will close Saturday, June
2Isi. Miss jessie Elsie, the teacher, has
taught a good school We think the irus-
tees would do well to hire her for the com.
ing term
Miss Lydia Bolyards school Al No. has
closed and she has returned to her home al
simpson, w. Va. She is an accomplished
young lady and one Of the finest teacher,
IN The county.
n this don't find the waste basket, va
will come again GRoVRp.
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Correspondence Of The Argus.

Correspondence OF The Argus
Madam Rumor reports a wedding soon.
Born, unto Mr. and Mrs. Harrison
Michaels June II, 1907, girl
Roland Stemple Of Cumberland, Nd, is
guest at Mr.. Moore's this week.
Mrs. lnel Kerns and children Of Watson,
are visiting Mrs. + Craig and others.
r. D., JOS. Craig attended the funeral Of
their uncle j. =. Castle Of Grafton, June Q.
Miss Myrtle Higgins Of Newburg. spent
from Saturday until Monday with her
parents.
Mr. and Mrs Jas Morris Of Cumberland,
we're the guests Of Mr. and Mrs WIN.
Morris.
Mrs. j. NJ. Albright and Miss Arganseue
Craig attended the foncial Of their uncle
Mr.. Castle Of Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mafcellus Stone entertained
a few q their many friends Wednesday
evening Those who we're present arc as
follows. Messfs Jimmie Wakefield. John
Higgins Arthur Gdbblc, William Higgins.
Walter Michaels. Drank Wilson. John
Savage Forest Hartman. Lowell Albright,
Howard Miller. Misses May Albti,h,. Nora
Craig, Agnes Higgins, Della Wakefield,
Carrie aud Jessie stone and Mr. aud Mrs.
ioften Hartman. Foxy
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Newbnrg News.

corrospoSdsnce OF TIE Argus.
Harry celdhnpeh Of Keyscr spent Sun
day at his home here's,
Mrs J. r. Ellis of Grafton, was in Town
Saturday visiting relatives.
Mrs. Daisy Devllbiss of New York, =
visiting esquire" and Mrs. Cool.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. ]. Gibson are visiting
relative and friends in shippensbufg, Pa.
Miles Cobun of Tunncl,on, vas in town
sunday evening, en- route for Scotch IIill
sherI Ward aud wife of Clarksbure. we're
visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. Al Ward few days
Last week.
MIr. and Mrs. Will Siansbcuy and son
Fred Of Morgantown, are the guests Of Miss
Eta S'ansberry.
Trueman Frazier and Miss Hattie Smith
spent Sunday in Kingwood. the guests of
Miss Jessie SpShr.
{ +. Glenn and wife, son and daughter
of Parsons, and Mrs. a. u. Ware Of Bcling.
ton, are visiting relatives in town
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kelley and baby of
Cumberland. we're the guests Of Mrs. K.'s
mother, Mrs. Susan Lewis, Saturday and
Sunday.
Balsar IIiigartnef is very i'll AT his home
here and the Doctors have abou, given him
up. Ills children are all here aud are doing
everything possible for him.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kilgariner and
daughter Csretra Of Richmond, Va. arrived
in town Wednesday and arc guests 81 Mrs.
HIS parents. Mr. and Mrs G T. Ellis
II. G. Smith was in Kingwood one day
last week on railroad business. Some Of
the boys tiled 10 tease him. bat he said he
couldn't Get no license, rs Tom Albright
got them all.
The Epworh League Of the NJ. T.
Church hel festival in the X. of =. hall
here Friday and Saturday nights, which
was great success. The hall was jammed
full and everybody eating ice cream 10 keep
cool.
who has been staying here win his grand
father VIM. NJ. Dent, Is seriously III with
appendicitis DR.. Ellis Of Grafton, and Dr.
Hoffman Of Keyser, performed an operation
on him Saturday and he is getting some
better, although not out Of danger yet
Ills mother came Saturday evening and will
remain with him several days
There was quiet wedding here last
Tuesday evening At 8 O'Clock The con
tracing parties were Mr.. Tom =. Albright
and Miss frances Meredith They wer,
married az the BRIDES home and only the
relatives and most intimate friends wer,
present. Tom is an all around good feilov
and is weIl.known here Miss Meredi,i
/ IS the daughter ~ Rev. and Mrs. & u
Meredith of The " T. Church and is promi
ucot 10 church work We wish them
long. happy and prosperous life
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Ear.

corrospondcnce OF Tho Argus.
MIS- Betty Wolfe has been improving in
health the past week
Marshall iIarneds family were visiting
at Isaac Guscman's Sunday
Iermiah Guthrie OF near BrandonvilIc
was here on business last Saiurdy.
Charles v. Cupp attended memorial
services at Bruceion Sunday afternoon
Wesley Smith who has been at the
hospital at Oakland Md. expects to
return home In a few days
Mrs. Lotiio Ringer and Mrs. Allie Ora.
ham OF GUseman, we're calling at Alfred
Keliys one day last week
Marshall Hileman Of Addison. Pa. came
up last Saturday after Mrs Hlleman. who
has been visiting friends here They re,
turned Sunday
Mrs. Sarah Kelly. who has been visiting
near Crancsyille the past week came home
Sunday accompanied by her son. g. A..
Kelly and family
Mrs. Addie Hileman OF Addison. Pa,
aud Mrs. S. Prank Kelly and little son Of
this place were visiting friends at brand.
onyillo Friday and Saturday.
Rev Umble Of Mafkiesburg. Pa, has
been holding protracted meeting az the
Mountain Gale church since the 9TH inst
and viii continue until the roth.
There will be services held by Rev.
Farmhouse June a. at 1910 o. m. a. the
Mountain Dale church 10 remembrance Of
Martin DcBerry an aged and respected
citizen who died April ~. fDos.
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HAYDEN.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
Some Of the Cheat Valley X. X. and
Craborchard Coal Co. have been in our
midst during the past week planning
arrangements TO develop their fine block of
coal lying between Muddy creek and Roar
ing creek which includes all the Croborehard.
They mined and shipped ten tons of their
coal tins week to be used as sample tests.
They had two skilled miners 10 dig the
coal who say II is as fine as they ever dug.
1t begins 10 look nov like the smoke will
ascend and the whistle lie heard in old
Cheat valley in the near future as we be-
Iieye there is business set Of capitalists at
the head of the enterprise. Other capital
lists have been in our midst during the past
week trying to secure blocks Of coal
ID. o. FEATHER.
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United SI0|eS Of America,
Northern DISTidO| v. v0. IS.
The President Of the United
States of America, To the
Marshal of the Northern
District of Vest Virginia,
Greeting;

YOU ARR CoMMANpEp TO SUMMON Joseph
Selsa, Bmtis Miller, James ruhill, Claude
Montgomery. Lucien Spencer. George zeuy
u. w. Getty. Charles Davis. George Combs.
Dennis Watkins, Osborne For,ney, WAYNE
Miller, James Sheets, John Layton. Frank
Sheren. William Montgomery, Lee Gillespie
Philip Rhodes, Wight Nesior, Martin Cas-
siday, Robcr, James, William uaney. Char.
les Messenger, Il. M. Garrett, Ed wiles,
Ed stewart, John w. Edwards, George
kerehival, George MeGnnis Carl lIyscl,
Hubert Pcntouy, ] NJ. Bolyard. Vigil
Hall, Henry Showal,cr. o w. Ziuu. Samuel
Sheren, David Watson, T.. l.. Ashby, ana
others unknown to the plaintiff. who are
combining and conspiring with those de.
PENDANTS named, all aud each Of whom are
citizens of and residents IN the State of West
Virginia, and none of them being residents
of the State of Maryland, " they he found
in your District, TO be and appear IN the
Circuit Court of the United States. for the
Northern District of West Virginia, afore-
said. At Rules tn he held in the Clerks
Office of said Court, at Parkersburg, ON the
first Monday in August next, To answer
certain Bill in Chancery. now fled aud ex.
hib'led in said Court against them by The
Merchants Coal Company. of Baltimore
City, Maryland, citizen Of aud resident in
the State of Maryland.
Hereof You are no, To fail under the
penalty of the law thence ensuing.
And have Then aud there this writ.
WITNESS, the Honorable MELVILLE W.
F0L.ER, Chief Justice of The United States,
this 10Th day of June. y. ID. 1909, aud in
the ia6th year of the Independence of the
United States of America
Attest; l.. u. DFrIIcKgR, Clerk.
MEMORANDUM.
The said defendants are required to enter
their appearance in this suit in the Clerks
Office of said Court ON or before the nrst
Monday of August, 1909, otherwise the said
bill may he taken Pro Confcsso
l.. Il. DErLIcKER, Clerk.
Attest; l.. Is. DKLLIcRgR, Clerk.
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GAME or BASE BALL
Kingwood vs.. IlowIesbuTg

Mex, Saturday, June zfst,
A, The Kingwood Base Ball Park
Game Begins a. 2 J.. NJ Sharp
Good Seats Tor Every One.
Don't Fail to Come Dot
Md See a First Class Exhibition
OF the Great National Cave.
Come Om Promptly as Il wonf Lest
Over ~ Ilouis. Admission = cents. and
children 10 cents
Here i an rem from The Clarksborg
Mail
Iiisn.w nearly five years ,iucc The I1s
Office at ,hc lille town 81 Claud, Taylor
county. was broken into and robbed Of
about twenty-five dollars worth 81 nickles
dimes and pennies, and postage stamps, and
no doubt TIE bold burglars had lscun To-
think that they bad at least escaped the
penalty for that ono crime. Tuesday morn
Ing Z. S. Deputy Marshal Dan Jackson
arrested two brothers, Bud and George
Martin for the offence and upon hearing
had before Commissioner Spates in the
afternoon they were sent 60 jail in default q
5000. each TO await ,hc ac'ion Of the Federal
grand Jury. Marshal Jackson was ~ wok
on another burgiasly case which took place
last October and accidenily stumbled upon
the evidence which led to The arrca q
The Martins.