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Dinner at the Denfson.

Members OF the Alexandria City Council
and their friends were entertained at the
Denison at dinner last night by the Union
Traction Company Of Indiana. The party
came over in the afternoon in one of the
company's cars. John Owen, Of the trac-
ton company, was master of ceremonies.
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Selecting an Army Post Site.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Aug 4-Mai
Walter 5. Schuyler. of the Second Cavalry
Mai Jefferson r. Kean OF the medical de-
partment. and Capt Herbert j. Slocum. OF
the quartermaster' department, who com
pose the government board OF survey an.
pointed TO select a location for the new
army post at Chickamauga Park have
commence 'hsir investigation for a desir-
able spot.
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Foot-Race SwfndIers.

Attorney General Taylor has filed
brief in the Supreme Court in a fake foot
race that was appealed from Franklin
county. A farmer from Lewiston Ill was
swindled out of 81, 100 at Brookville Ind.
The swindlers were sent to the penitenti-
airy. The attorney general calls the at
tention of the court to the extensive swim
dies Of this sort recently operated.
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Madison's Mayor-EIect.

John G.. Moore, mayor-elect of Madison.
was in town last night. When he takes
office the 1st of September he will be the
first Republican mayor who has been at
the head of the city for eight years. Mr..
Moore is a good campaigner and a very
popular man in his locality. He held coun-
tY office for eight wears.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.-A cablegram
received at the State Department from
Panama conveys the information that there
are revolutionary vessels in the bay;
that a fierce battle has been fought at
Aqua Dulce and that the results of the
battle not yet known The Governor
however. claims the victory. The Ranger is
In the bay.
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Capt. j. F. Elliott in Town.

Capt. ]. F. Elliott, of Kokomo, Repub-
lcan candidate for judge of the judicial
circuit consisting of Howard and Upton
was here yesterday He saws
there is no disaffection among the Repub-
Leans in either county.
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DIR. SWANS HEALTH HOME

81 Middle Drive, woodran Place
Superior accom- oda tions for chronic
and nervous cases. Afternoon once.
sO7 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET.
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Goes to Cleveland. o.

Edward c. Specs. of the Hotel English
clerical force, will leave to-day for Cleve-
land TO assume the duties of cashier at the
Colonial Hotel. At the English Specs has
been filling the duties of cashier.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
THE NEW ROYAL FRONTENAC

Frankfort. Mich. Entirely New and Modern.
COOLEST sPO1 N MICHIGAN.
Hay Fever unknown.
Music. Dancing, Boating. Bathing. Fishing.
Horseback Riding. colt. Tennis, etc.
]. n. HAYES aad c. A BRANT. Lessees.
Also Lessees Park Hotel. Hot Springs. Ark.
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Hamilton County Conditions.

the Ledger. who was in town yesterday
says the people of his locality are inclined
TO be a little indignant at Indianapolis on
account of the tax that Is being levied
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT.
Minutes

SUPREME COURT
Minutes
1904. Arthur Jordan ct al. VS.. Indianap-
oils Water Company. Marion S. c. Appel
liant Jordan's petition and brief (S) for re-
hearing
1887. Larina Bateman VS.. Jacob NJ. Ben
nett. Warwick c. c. Appellants brief 81
1905. City of Terre Haute VS.. William p.
Kersey ct al. Vigo S. G. Separate petition
Of William A. Kersey for rehearing and
brief G)
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
1921. Addison B. Mickey ct al VS. An
thony Zonker. Steuben c. G. Appellee
additional authorities 81
4452. Indiana Natural Gas and Oil Com
pany VS.. Henry Vauble. Fulton c. c. APP
pellant's brief (s)
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Have you seen Mrs. Austin's last new
dress?
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at Richmond. England. just out Of London.
DR.. Stevenson is making use Of the library
of the British museum for a special line OF
study. for which purpose he makes daily
trips 70 London.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-11-14

tor" to . full house. The play is
undoubtedly the finest in MI. Dodge's
present repertoire, and was rendered
in an exceptionally fine manner. Mr..
Dodge's support this season is much
stronger than heretofore, the company
being made up almost entirely of new
people. Last night the company ap-
peared in "Taming of the shrew" to
an a~ppreciative audience. MI.
Dodge is a great favorite in Devils
Lake and can always depend upon q
good patronage whenever he visits the
city.
It is said that politicians of the
state give Senator Hansbrough credit
for the big Republican gains in Walsh
county. Formerly the local lea dera
were always at the pie counter but
could never deliver the goods. Hans.
brough secured a reorganization and
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-11-14
nearly every Republican candidate
was elected. Forum Kernels.

Paul Gordsr, . former student Of
the Agricultural college, is spending
a few days in the city. Paul states
that business has been good at Devils
Lake this season, he and his father
are engaged in the general machine
and boiler shop business. Fargo Call.
Grain men of Minneapolis have
been applied to for 300, 900 bushels of
wheat, which it is proposed to grind
in the Pacific coast mills for ship
ment to Australia. Wheat to the
amount of SO, 900 bushels was shipped
to the coast from North DAKOTA ele-
vators recently. Whether the latest
proposition will be accepted OF not
probably depends on the attitude Of
the railroads. If a satisfactory
freight rate can be secured the grain
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-11-14
CARD OF THANKS.

I desire to return my sincere thanks
to the Sisters and the management Of
the st. V incent de Paul hospital Of
Devils Lake. for the excellent treat
ment and the many kindly favors
shown my beloved late wife, during
her confinement of more than two
years in that institute. I also wish
to express my gratitude to Rev. A. O.
Fonkelsrud, for his kindness and
spiritual advises rendered the dear del
parted one during her illness.
Hans P. Svingen,
Dunssith, n. D.
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OF Sale Of School and lnstitu.
ton Lands.

=. =-. E. .r.asr
The following described school and institu.
'tl s lands situated in Ramsey county and state
public auction to the highest bidder at the
Court House in the city of Devils Lake, coun-
ty of Ramsey, state of North Dakota, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock a. m. and s o'clock
p. m, on Monday, the 9Th day Of December,
"A. y 1902, said sale to at 10 a. IN.
and to continue from day to day until all lands
herein described have been sold or offered for
sale.
All lands will be offered in tracts as herein.
after designated and upon the following con-
ditions:
No tract will be sold for less than its ap-
praised value, and in no case for a less sum
than ten dollars per acre. The terms Of the
sale are: Oneffth of the purchase price to be
paid at the time of sale; one-ffth in Ave years;
one-ifth in ten years; one-ffth in fifteen years;
and one-fifth in twenty years, with interest. at
the rate of six per cent per annum payable
annually in advance.
Upon approval of sale by Board of Univer.
sity and School Lands the purchaser shall
pay interest from the date of sale to January
], 1905, OF the deferred payments at the rate Of
six per cent per annum.
The Board of University and School Lands
reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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will DO shipped. This demand from ]
Australia il unusual. Ordinarily
the great continent island is an ex-
porter of wheat, but this year it, is
an importer. Fargo Call.
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NEW BOOKS AT LIBRARY.

The Lsopard's Spots-Thos. Dixon.
The Virginian-Owen Wiatsr.
Thoroughbreds-W. A. Fraser
Hope Loling-Lilllan Bell.
Tho Maid At Arms-Robt. W.
The Little Brother-Josiah Tlynt.
The Octopus-Frank Norris.
A Spsekled Bird-Augusta E. Will
son.
The Hound of the Baskervillss-
Sherlock Holmes.
Mrs. Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch
Alice G. Hogan.
For the young people the following
books were received:
Emmy Lou-Geo. Madden Martin.
Queen Hildegarde-Laura 3.
Richards.
Hildegard's Neighbors-Laura &.
Richards.
Hildegard's Home-Laura B.
Richards.
Hildegard's Holiday-Laura b.
Richards.
Hildegard's Harvest-Laura E.
Richards.
Lost in The Rockies-Ellis.
Guy Harris the Runa way-Castle
mon.
Adrift in the Wilds-Ellis.
Joe's Luck-Ager. -.
When Grandmamma.s Was New -
Marion Harland.
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Sanford Dodge and his excellent
company of players appeared in Devils
Lake Wednesday evening in Robert
Downing's famous play, The aladia-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-01-02

Correspondence Of tho Argus
A. this neck Of the wopd, has not bc o.
heard from for some time, thought would
give YOU some Of the news
The health OF h.e people is good at ,h,
time.
ON the morning Of December 81, upniu
Trembly went out To- feed ,hc sheep and OBJ.
was missing. lie looked around ao1 ipuut
it dead and saw tracks which proved to ID.
those Of wild cat So d. aud John
Trembly took their guns aud dogs ani
tracked the cat over above The Crane Scsool
house and routed il up. II ran ahou, =
mile. They saw ii running mp log lhat
laid up and down the hillside John Trcmbly
shot and crippled it aud thea it ran through
the brush and they soon saw IL again and
both shot at IL. Then IL lodged under %
log. Then one shot more and the dogs
closed 10 on IL and they had quite a lively
time for bit. The cat grabbed up ono Of
the dogs and bit IL some anil thrrW bis fore
legs around the dog and Rugged him like a
boy would his best girl. The dog broke
away from il and then tackled 10 again
Then they killed H.. II was an old male
and four feet long, twenty-five inches high
and weighed forty pound Nov, Mr.
Editor, If anybody thinks that this is a big
cat, II they will come over wc will take
them out to see some larger cats than this
one was. UNCLE ABR.
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Correspondence OF Tho Arlus.
LcYi q. Gale. Of Pleasant district. is
visiting relatives u this community
Lake Moore has returned home after a
short stay with friends and relatives near
Pisgab
Or w J. sargeanis condition has
greatly Improved in the last few days.
lie IS now able to walk 10 the store.
The ice jam on Cheat river has broken
and Che ice Us gone Now the waters Of
the beautiful river Is no longer cnrapted
in a frozen shroud.
Rev. ~ Hart formerly Of this county
but now residing Zoo Morgantown has been
preaching series of sermons in this
noishoorhOod ihe past week
The Christmas tree az Friendship Christ.
mas evening was a success in every par.
ucular a good program was rcnde red
aud the tree was we'll laden with gifts
Quite number Of our crack shots as.
sembled onmasse az Prof A. C. Burkc,s
Saturday 20 contest Tor large beef head.
The bloody trophy was at last won by O.
Q. Moore George is a capital marksman
and seldom fails 20 make q bulls eye
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RnckYillo.
\ FARMER.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
Well, Mr.. Editor, as you have not heard
from us for a while, we will try aud give
you few items
Miss lsa Gibson is spending the holidays
with her parents.
Oar protraeted meeting closed Thursday
night last with I. X. Faulkner pastor.
Miss Lizzie Gale. who was very low with
the scarlet fever, is able to be OFT again.
Miss Josie Wolfe was visiting her sister,
Mrs. w. G. Smith Saturday aud Sunday.
We acc glad to say lha, Sheridan Johns,
who has been sick, is able To- be out again
Willie Johns. who has been working at
Morgantown, is home on short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Cupp Of Clifton
Mills, were visiting ,he lauers parents
Xmas.
Our school is progressing very nicely
under our hne and efficient teacher Darius
Melheney.
Willie Johns and sister, Miss Lena, we're
visiting MI. and Mrs Winfield Johns one
day last week.
Mrs Sarah Wolfe, who was visiting her
daughter, Mis-. j. II Walls, the past week,
has returned home.
Rev. McEndp commences his lrotrscted
meeting at the Gale School House ON Mon.
day night, December go.
MIS- Jane Cla,k returned home Saturday
after spending several weeks with her
daughter Mrs Mary Walls Of Morgantown.
Well, Il this doa't reach ,he waste basket.
we may come again FIR FOR TAT
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Pleasant Dale.

Correspoudcuco OF The Argus.
The holidays passed off very quietly in
this community.
oer school IS progressing nicely under the
management, of MIR. rrickeu.
The health of this community, as Dr..
Pratt would say, is dis,ressingly good.
Hammond Garner has jus, returned from
pleasant visit with friends in wheelinc.
Bradshaw 8 Menifee arc now saving the
timber on the "Aun,' Mary Feather tract
of land
Itwas actually SO cold during the week
befoie Christmas that the smoke from the
smokes,aek of Bradshaw y Menifee's en-
CINE froze aud fell to the ground in chunks
After reading over the big lis, of
marriage licenses in THE ARGUS las, week,
your correspondent has come to the con-
eloNon that this certainly will be cold
winter as everybody seems to be preparing
for Il,
People who have read the history Of the
Spanish American war take bu, very little
inleres, in the Finding" of the Schley-
Sampson Board Of IuquiN. Give US more
Sehleys and fewer third.elass historians and
politicians and our country will be safe.
We ,hiuk from the number OF shooting
and cutting sorapes that are occurring fre.
quen,ly in this county of late, Il is hirh time
that something was being done to bring
these young bloods. aud old ones too, to
time. Should this state of affairs continue,
Preston county will soon lead the much
talked of Mingo county.
Oliver Stonebreaker. a very promiueot
citizen aud experienced hunter aud lrapper
Of this community, informs us tina, this will
be an exceptionally hard winter as The
groond h,gs have gone down deep iu,o the
earth and iu digging after one you come To
the tail end of the hog FIST. thus indicating
that they have NO intention OF coming oui to
bask IN The sunlight soon.
4 FARMER.
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Resolutions Of Respect.

AZ regular meeting Of Austen Lodge,
No. I24, ]. o. o. +. held Dec. ~, 1901.
The following preamble and resolutions wer,
UNANIMOUSLY adopted
WHEREAS 70 has pleased he Grca, Ruler
Of the Universe TO remove from our midst
our late brother Joseph M Whitaker and,
Whereas, &c is but just that fitting RECON. p
ton Of his many virtues should De lad.
Therefore be 30 Resolved by Austen Lodge,
No. r2f J. O O. r. That while we bow
with humble submission 10 the will If the
Most High, we do not the less mourn fr
the loss q cur departed brother.
RESOLVED, That in ihe death Of jos W
Whitaker this Lodge lsmenn che boss of o.
brother who was ever ready 90 proHe- thc
hand Of aid add the voice Of Of sympathy Co.
the needy and distressed 81 thc fraternity. "a
friend and companion vino w5s dear ,o us
all; citizen whose upright aud NOBLE hf.
was a Standard Of emulation f0f usall
RrsotvEn, That me heartfelt, sympathy
Of this Lodge De eucnd,d To- bus hmnIy Iq
their Affection.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions le
spread upon lhe records Of this Lodge and "a
copy sent Co each of tic county papers and
one % The Mountain State Oddf-llow.
S. J.. SrGaLiNG
Wuef -NcfAe
W. co. BYtYtgD
tommi Gee.
NJ s. nAmnH. soy
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Welded Again in Cupll'. Bands.

Buckner Fairfav Grimes, a son ~ Henry
Marshal Grimes n near Recdsvllc was
married on Christmas Eve, at thc residence
OF William S. Suider Of ArncusyilIe, Mon.
ongaIia county, 10 Miss Mollc McElroy. a
daughter IF Daniel r McElroy Of George.
town. The ceremony was performed by
Rev lienucn Of thc " j. church The
groom IS blacksmith aud formerly worked
a Dos usdc m Geofgeioun. bm is now
located 90 Evcuo1 where be went from
NrwbHy shefe De vas blacksmith for the
company a ihc shaft
Buok IS only 80 but De has already caugh,
ep with hs daddy and go, bis second wife
who was au oil sweetheart " bis before be-
was mstncd the 6ul time.
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York,s Rnn

CorresDondeuce Of the Argus.
Merry Christmas and happy New Year
to the editor Christmas has past and not
altogether dry one either.
Jas. L. Bell left Friday for Randolph
county on business.
j. T. Pouison took load Of fine apples
to Tunneltou last week.
We are sorry 20 note that Mrs. Daniel
Foriuey is very 100 al this writing
Creed jenkins is very proud Of bis girl
baby aud'sirg his lullabysongs TO her.
John Pyles and Benton wolf keeps the
skunks and minks Timed out around here.
our school is progressing very we'll
under the instruction Of Miss Idella
Michacls
a number Of our young people attended
the Christmas tree al Evansville. al re-.
port good time
Mrs Augusun Wolf has returned home
from three weeks visit among relatives
at Grafton and Boothosyille
% seems as II mud has taken the place
Of snow and The girls are looking rather
blue because they can't sleigh ride.
Frank Hanwsy and h,s sister. Idg drove
out from runncitoo and spent. Christmas
wiib their parents Mr aud Mrs Holt
Hanway.
our correspondent of thc north west has
again written most Interesting letter for
the Argus Write again old plrd. as your
letters arc very interesting old Hickory
mas been aWay from hIs place Of abo ic Tor
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Correspondents Of The Argus.
.. {. Frazier sPen, Nmas at home.
Lloyd war,hen Of Grafton. was in town
Monday.
Miss Belle Ellis was in Grafton Monday
aud Tuesday.
Clarence Chides,er of Victoria. was in
town Thursday.
John Y. HiIe of Fairmont. was in town
Friday on business.
VIII Meredith of Philippi, is visiting his
father, Rev Meredith
Misses Grace, Bess and Willard Clayton
were in town last week.
Walter Hart and John Herndou of Tun
melton were in town Sunday.
Osborne w. Parrio,t spent the holiday
vacation at his home in Cameron.
J Morgan Orr, wife and baby spent
Nmas in Haywood with relatives.
Forrest and Eustiee Sq0ircs Of Reedsville,
were in town few days last week
Miss Birdie Paruo,t Of Cameron, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs 5. J. Pos,en.
Miss Ethel Moon of Mononeah is visiting
heT brother Calvin Moon, Of this place
Esau Lee of Homecoming vas visiting Nh.
aud Mrs. NJ. +. Chimes few DAYS last
week
Bob liar, Of Independence, was in town
Sunday visiting his sister, Mrs. Mary
Grimes.
Miss Daisy Harrington lef, Tuesday Tor
Fairmon,, where she will visit friends for
several days
Liule Miss Larina Maddox Of Grafton,
was visiting relatives in town severals days
last week
Miss Lucy Turnkey, who teaches school
near Gainesville, spent the holiday vacation
at her home here.
Miss Bertha Deck of Grafton is the guest
of Misses Ouie aud Lee Deck, and jim Stuck
is smiling aud happy.
Mis-. Sue Lang and daughter, Bernice of
South Cumberland, Is visiting Mr. and MIS-.
= 49, AFA"S Va AhtH itaNN'
Miss Isabelle Barrett has returned from
Cumberland, where she has been for several
months. visiting relatives
Rev. A. NJ Liuger is expected this week
to take charge Of the Newburg circuit as
pastor of the NJ z. Church
Mrs. J. +. r. Fills aud sisters, Eulah and
Corinne Davis of Grafton. were the guests
of Miss Belle Ellis, Thursday.
Miss Lima Corbin was called to Grafton
Monday on account of the serious illness Of
her nephew, Master Carl Jackson.
b. +. Grimes aud bride Of Eyenon, az.
rived in town Wednesday aud arc the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Newcome and
friends
Charlie Martin and two or three other
boys from Grafton were here attending the
Xmas festivals and some Of our girls were
all smiles.
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Fordyce aud son,
Kenneth, returned Thursday from an ex-
tended visit TO friends aud relatives at
Harnsyile.
Miss Ottie Deck has been suffering from
bad case Of tonsili,ie but is some better
now. Others on the sick list arc Benjamin
Corbin, Mrs. 7. G. Lynch and II G.
Smith.
w d. Il. Amman lief, Sunday mqmiqg
for Rowlesburg but accidentally ~ landed
in Cumberland, where he spent Ia day at
the home Of Mr.. anj Mrs. & . A.Wauick.
calling on Miss Edith Plummcr who is vis'l.
ing there. lie arrived home Monday
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Ss0p fhe
Blight

1t is a sad thing to see fine
fruit trees spoiled by the blight.
You can always tell them from
the rest. They never do well
afterwards but stay small and
sickly.
1t is worse to see a blight
strike children. Good health
is the natural right of children.
But some of them don't get
their rights. While the rest
grow big and strong one stays
small and weak.
SCOTS Emulsion can stop
that blight, There is no
reason why such a child should
stay small. SCOTS Emulsion
IS a medicine with lots of
strength in 1.-THE kind of
strength that makes things
grow.
SCOTS Emulsion makes
children grow, makes them cat,
makes them sleep, makes them
play. Give the weak child a
chance. SCOTS Emulsion will
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January Jolners.

Charley q Rodcheayer 20, Emma May
Benson -.
Mark NJ. Riley o., Jane T. Lowers 81.
James ]. Metheney ~, Emma Belle
Feather 90.
Charles a. Cox z5, Lovenna y. Kerl %
All natives Of Preston county except Mrs.
Lovers who is from Washington county,
Pennsylvania.