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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-17

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-17

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-17
Na6rihten aus Snbiana,
80 s brelana berfobt.

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geitern muroen lie bur6 gaItor g. s.
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-01-16
THE "RED" ALBUMEN FAKE.

Some Of the best and most relia-
bic of the Agricultural papers are
now engaged in exposing the hum
bug about cred albumen" being
good to make hens lay. Several
fake firms have been coming money
fixing up sand and red paint and
shipping it all over the country to
drug stores and agents to retail to
the farmers and poultry raisers at
prices ranging as high as 90 cents
per pound Many Of the papers
have been publishing the items
about it being a certain and reliable
egg producer for the benefit Of their
readers, without taking the trouble
20 investigate the matter and find
out that 30 is all a fake. The result
is that the good news Of a heavy
egg crop during the barren season,
when the hens are taking a vacation
and the fruit worth IS cents a dozen
right 10 the heart Of the egg country
has been spread far and near and
local drug stores have been besieged
for fred albumen, land they in turn
have been compelled to order 10
from their drug houses or drum.
mers. Some Of these knowing 10 to be
a fake refused TO handle it but
were so Jesieged with orders that
they had TO refer them % the fake
firms that we're selling it The
name .tselfshows 10 20 be a humbog.
as there is no such thing as "red"
albumen Albumcn almost means
white, as itrefers % the white aoury
part Of wheat, rice, corn, or toe
meat of a cocoanut or the white Of
an egsand here s where the scheme
came 800. The red part Of the name
was enough 90 give the fake away.
The sand might be good for the
hens in winter when The ground is
covered wIth snow, or frozen go
they can get no gravel for their
craw, but there is no use going 10
the drug store for DO and paying a
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-01-16

Here are three very suggestive
items from last weeks Grafton
Sentinel
Squire Jas. w. Flynn and Hora.
ito S. Whetsell, editor Of the Pres.
ton County Journal, we're visitors
from Kingwood, Saturday last on
business. They returned home that
afternoon.
Hon. a. G.. Dayton was in the
city Saturday for few hours and
received several callers during his
short stay at the Grafton House.
lie was en- route TO Washington.
after the Christmas holidays, which
he spent at his home in Pilippi
IL can nov be said to be definitely
settled that Bro VI. S. Whetsell. Of
Of the Preston County Journal, will
receive the appointment OF post
master al KingwOOd. The official
announcement has not yet been
made, but will be shortly. Mr.
Whetsell is one Of the sterling young
Republicans Of Preston who is do
ing much 20 increase the Republican
majority in that good old banner
county, and whose paper IS yearly
increasing and adding 90 its power
as political factor in the affairs Of
the county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-01-16


commissioner Watson here last fall,
taking the testimony of large mum
Der of witnesses and preparing the
suit for court. Charley Craig was
suing his wife for possession of their
farm and home property, but the
Judge decided against him and dis
missed the suit, ordering Mr.. Craig
TO pay the costs.
A. J. Bonafield VS. George p.
DUR ct al. Report of the commits
sioner that the property of DUR had
been sold to the said Bonafield for
5000, his debt being sIoi3.oo, leav-
ing S23T.84 still due the said Bona
field, after the costs of the suit and
sale are paid, confirmed.
George l.. Bolyard ct al. VS. Mich
olas Bolyard's heirs. Order for
partition of estate and J. X. Monroe,
Joseph w. Davis and A. ID. Bow
man were appointed to make such
division.
The sale Of the James Wallace
property to c. NJ. Bishop was set
aside and referred to commissioner
Watson for further investigation.
Thos. a. Pell ct al, VS. Molhe A.
Fortney ct al. Report of A. f.
McMillen, ]. N. Baker and Elisha
Thomas, who were appointed to
partition land among the widow and
heirs of said Pell, confirmed.
Harrison Zinn VS. George p. DUR
suit for mechanics lien on house of
said DUR, and linn awarded iudg-
ment for 500. 10 with interest from
Dec. Is, 1901, till paid.
NJ. NJ. Jeffreys, guardian, VS. Dor
sey +. Jefferys. Ordered that said
guardian sell lands of said Dorsey
Jeffreys.
Ida F. Menefee guardian of Col
umbia G.. Menefee and Horace r.
Menefee, same order as above.
Charlotte Michael VS. p. b. Mich
ael ct al. Referred to commits
sioner Watson for examination and
report to the Court.
State of w. Va, VS. Hartzell's
heirs ct al. Case revived in name
of Catherine Stahl, widow of Jos.
Stahl, and referred to J. w. Flynn,
commissioner.
Elizabeth Shaver VS. Mary E..
Shaver ct al. Referred to commits
stone Watson for evidence and re.
port to the Court.
James Thomas Daily appointed
commissioner in chancery to fill
vacancy caused by the death of Jo-
seph M. Goodwin. Daley was sworn
in as per the law in the case.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-01-16
Program.
a FRIEND.

For Reno District Teachers Institute to be
held aIFellowsville, January IS, 1907.
Opening exercises 1890 a. m.
Address of Welcome-Wm. A. Watson.
Response-Beuus Miller.
Recitation-J. w. Smith.
District Institutes, Duty of School Off
GERS and Patrons to Help Make School a
Success, Paper-Irene Harshbarger.
Teachers Salaries, Address-C. r. Dan.
SER
The Teachers Preparation, Paper-Lydis
Bolyard.
Recitaiion-Lizzie Cox.
Why Temperance Should be Taught in
Our Schools-Odar Watson.
How Can the Teacher Make School Work
Interesting Paper-Inez wilkins.
Rccnation-Lillie NJ. West.
Are There Too Many Branches Of Study
in Our Common School Course 2-P. w. O.
Bolyard
Debate--Does the Best Interest Of Eduea-
ton 10 West Virginia Demand Uniform
System Of Examinations TO Affirm. A
w Carrico and r. X. z. Grimes; to Deny,
r. Nuttcr and NJ. NJ. Brooks.
Query Box
VI. NJ. Books,
DELLA MICHAEL.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-01-16

BRANDoNvLLE. W. vIRGiSSY. !
Jany. the II, 1907. I


There, dad pest it II always takes me a
week er so to change the switch when the
old year gifts side tracked and the new one
steams in on schedule time.
Jest TO think a whole year has past ssnce
Jany. the 18th last year. A year of life
brings most of us purity highly seasoned
puddin. JOY an sorrer, success an failure,
smiles an tears all jumbled up together an
served up in helpins the size we deserve.
low we alwus GIT what's a comm to us ac-
cordin to what We do an what We kin do.
wonder eff all my friends of The ARG US
ricollect that this is abou, the dozenth letter
I've wro,e1 began abou' the first of las,
year. Some of you have been s'prsiu'ly
forbearin with me so I'll try TO not visit you
too often. Once in awhile jest have to
talk er write er I'd bust. Fer the sake of
them a, likes me I'll no, qui, long o. them
at don't like me gittin on Their cars.
Chrsmus doin's is all over with. They
had a nice show in the church. The oil
buldin is papered and painted inside till it
looks real scrumplious. Mrs. Barnes an
| MISS MINNIE ffankhOuScr DoSSed the snow
and they had it all we'll done.
The most oatehin things they had there
was the whoopin cough and The chicken
pox. They didn't know Till afterwards that
the chicken pox was there an you better
blieve it made them squirm. They'd ben
havin the whoopin cough fer some time
but that didn't feet the sound of it any.
They say Mrs. Petry was away visitin some
where's in PennsylvanY an ketched mess
of it an brought it home an divided up with
all her neighbors as'd take any of il. Some
of EN- seem to be enjoyin il right much.
They say it feels so good--when you quit
coughin.
They wuz watch meetin at kimberly's
t'other night. They wus about dozen
young people there an they played games
an had lot of fun. They lowed to watch
the OIL year take up his traps an skedaddle
an then when the new year come they wnz
to shake hands with him an jolly him up
Bit SOS he'd be good to en- all durin his
tenn. They got to Practisin the shakin
hands an jollyin up bizness and fergot Mr..
1902 an he stole a march on en-. low
watch meetns is all right fer them as likes
EN-. Me an Mandy went home airly be-
cause losin sleep don't agree with
Your UNCLE JOE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-01-16
AUTHOR AND LECTURER.

The fairmont Index of last week
contained the following in regard
to well known minister, who has
been preaching in different parts of
this county, the past two or three
years
Elder Lawrence w. Scott, for
merly resident of this county, will
start for Texas, Thursday, the scene
of years of missionay work in be-
half of the Christian church.
Many years ago Elder Scott
worked at the printing trade in
Fairmont, once being associated
with Mr. l.. {. Powell. He said
they worked at their trade in the
daytime, and several of them guard
ed the Court House from the con-
federates at night. They received
SI.oo each for this work. One
would remain awake while the 9TH
ers slept. 1t was during the time
when Jones was expected on the
celebrated raid, which he subse.
quently made through this county.
Elder Scott has been in West Vir.
GINA three or four years, in the in
terests of his church. He is anx.
ious to return to Texas. For years
he was missionary among the
Choctaws and Chicasaws. Many a
time he has slept with the Indian
chiefs and heard them recount their
exploits on the warpath. His many
West Virginia friends will regret to
see the elder leave the State. He
is an earnest Christian man.
Rev. Scott has many relatives in
this county and has been IN King
wood frequently of late years. He
has considerable reputation as a
lecturer and author. During the
past year he had book publ shed
by the Acme Publishing Company,
Of Morgantown 1t was a devil Of
a book and was entitled "The Dew
H." 1t contained a hundred pages
dedicated to his Satanic Majesty,
and five thousand copies were is
sued in paper binding. The Elder
has a lecture on the same subject
that he delivers sometimes.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-01-16
WHEELING InTELlIGENCER.
1852. 1909.
Enters fiftieth Year Brighter and
Better Than Eyer.

THE INTELLIGENCE. which has always
sustained the reputation Of being West Nir-
gtnia's leading family and political Journal.
begins It's second half century of publication
under the new management with many new
features OF excellence and the retention and
Improvement OF AL that was good In the old
IL Is not only keeping step with the progress Of
the age. but Is setting the pace for others. We
lead; they follow. IL has advocated for fifty
years the principles of the Republican party
without the shadow of turning While con-
tinung In his line, 10 Will be fearless. but fair
The year 1909 promises 10 be prolific with pO-
litlcal interest Of state and national impor.
lance. new President Is I'm the white
House, and Congress will have some knotty
problems 10 solve, growing out OF the Spanish
American war; legislation Of vital importance
10 the Republican party will be under dis.
cussion. Equally important. and of more local
concern, will be the election of FIVE congress-
men in the state under the reapportionment by
the legislature according To the census Of 1850,
which has given West Virginia an extra con-
gresham, OF vital Interest Co the citizens Of
The state Is the election OF a new legislature.
You want TO keep posted on the matters and TO
give this information the Intelligencer has
largely increased It's news service with special
reference TO state matters.
THE lNTELLIGENCER IL pre-eminentIy a
newspaper OF the people and the home. IL
stands for the uplifting aud education OF nli,
Tor the progress and advancement OF the
material and moral interests OF the state, and
u Is SO equipped with the Associated Press
franchise and "A competent stan that there is
nothing OF moment that transpires In the world
That It's readers Will not be advised OF.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-01-16
Obituary.

Mrs. Mary G. Ormond died. Dec az
1901 al her home in pisgah. Preston county,
OF consumption. She died as she had
lived, without a murmer always showing
more concern about the comfort OF those
around her than she did for herself She
was born in the town of Somerset Pa. in
the year 1898; was the daughter of Enos
and Isabella o. Neal. she united with the
Lutheran church at that place when quite
young, in which faith she lived and died
She at the age of 40. by the loss Of her
father became the chief support of her
mother and Youngest brother. which she
did by teaching school Some three years
later death removed her mother after
which the family was scattered.
In December 1865 she in company with
her youngest brother came to Kingwood
She engaged to teach the Long Hollow
school. boarding with Jacob Feather. She
also taught at Laurel Run and Albrights.
vile. 1t was while teaching at Laurel Run
that she became acquainted with and
married J. + Ormond. with whom she
lived 81 years. She was the mother of five
children, three boys and two girls. all Of
which are living except the second boy,
Walter who died seven years ago. in his
18th year A few days before her dea, h
she called the family and frieuds that
were a. the house at the time to he bed
side one by one, saying that as she fully
realized that the end was near she thought
while she had the strength she would say
what she had to say. After admonishng
them to live faithfully. she commended
them into Gods care
She was a loving wife. a kind and indul-
gent mother; always ready to minister to
tn wants of others as far as her means
permitted. while her wants were neglected.
In conversation with the writer shortly
before her de ath she said on being asked
the question il she felt prepared to meet
Death let the summons come when il
would Yes ! want to be over on the
other shore can do no good here anymore
and do not wish to be a burden"
FRIEND
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-01-16
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE or WEST VIRGINIA:
At rules held in the clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court for the County Of Preston. on
the hrst Monday OF January fco7
William $. Knots ct al VS. Cambria
Land & improvement Company. Ct al In
Chancery.
The object Of this suit is to recover from
the defendants. other than the defendant
William Jennings the sum Of twenty four
hundred dollars deposited ion the Bank of
KngwoOd In the name Of Cambria Land
and Improvement Company
And 10 appearing from an AFFIDAVIT filed i'm
said cause that the defendants The Cam
bria Land and Improvement Company.
Limited Cambria Land end Improvement
Company i. w. Otto John a. Carrier.
George IT, Cole George II Brown and 9TH
crs unknown partners n frSde as Cambria
Land and Improvement Company Limited
are not residents OF this State. or motion Of
the plaintiffs 10 is ordered that the said de
icndants be required TO appear within one
month after the date of the first publication
OF This order and do what is necessary 20
protect their interests
10 is further ordered that this order be
published and posted as required by law
ccpy--Tcstc:
w Watson. CLERK
Published first time. January 9th Ico2
Attest w. WATSON. Clerk
=. ] Crogan. Counsel for plaintiff
o 1909 3 So.15
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-01-16
AN INrEREsrLNa SUIT.
Bishop DOnahue of Wheeling Summoned
Into Court Here.


One of the most interesting suits
in the Circuit Court here is that of
Frank II. Zotz against the Execu-
tors of John Zotz, deceased. The
latter came to Terra Alta many
years ago and located, and by dint
of industry and frugality acquired
considerable property before his
death. When he made his will un-
der date of Dec. 20, 1899, he gave
one half of all his property to the
Catholic Church at Terra Alta, to
help rebuild or repair the church as
might be decided The other half
of his estate was to be divided into
three equal parts, one part going to
Marguerite WEIGH, wife Of Tommy
WEIGH, one part to Charley Zeller
and his wife Rosa, and the other
part to Col James w. Brown of
Kingwood, who aided and befriend-
ed Zotz many years ago when he
first came to Terra Alta. Col.
Brown was railroad agent there then
and keeping store also and helped
Zotz get start and he never forgot
it. In his will he named the late
John p. Jones of Terra Alta, and
Bishop p. J.. Donahue OF Wheeling,
as executors OF the same, and when
Jones died his son-in law, Will f..
White succeeded him as executor.
In the mean time Frank II. Zots of
Grafton, a son of Hironimous Zots,
who used to keep the old stone Jail
in Kingwood, and brother of John
lots, employed p. J. Crogan as at
torney and brought suit to set aside
the part of the will giving property
to the church and as being illegal
and the Court granted the claim and
ordered 1t paid to Zot's heirs, and
served notice on the executors to
that effect. In the meantime the
property had been sold and the
money deposited in the Terra Alta
Bank, ready to be distributed to the
legal heirs according to law, but
Bishop Donahue refused to join
White, the other exector, in obeying
the mandates of the Court and tries
to hold on to the property for the
Church. At December Court a rule
was issued against the executors
summonlng them into Court to show
cause for not carrying out the orders
of the Court. Mr.. White appeared
and explained that he was ready and
willing but could do nothing with
out the cooperation Of the other
executor, Bishop Donahue, who
refused to sign any checks or papers
to distribute the money and it was
still lying in the Bank till the con
troversy could be settled. The
Court issued a warrant or attach
ment for the Bishop to be arrested
and brought into Court here 10 show
cause if he can, why he should not
be fined or sent to jail if he still re
fuses to obey the orders of the
Court, and he will no doubt appear
at the March term and give up the
fight and the heirs will get their
money. 1t is said to amount to
about So, 900 so that Frank Zots
will get the half that was to 90
to the church $500, and the
Welches $500, the Zellers $500 and
Col. Jas. w. Brown $500. The
will was admitted to probate with
Will T. White and John w. Hill as
witnesses and John p. Jones, w. T.
White, John W. Hill, p. ]. Dona-
hue and James McGrail were named
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