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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-23
PRESIDENT WILLIAMS TALKS.

Doesn't Know What Effect Purchase OF
Monon Will Have on His Read.
lSpec,al Dispatch to The Times.
NEW YORK, May 22.-John Shelton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-23

- vote Tor o'ty 81 s 5s.'s''s: - z
AID ELECTIONS
The vote for City Sergeant in the pre-
cincts heard from last ntsnt was as fol-
lows:
Marshall Ward
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Vote for City Sergeant.
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Friday partly cloudy; Saturday probably
fair: light to fresh south winds
Highest temperature yesterday....... 19
Lowest temperate Yesterday. So
Mean temperature yesterday.......... 66
z Normal ten1pera ture. for May........ 81
Departure from normal tempera ture. OIL
Precipitation during past "a hours.... 90
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assInha bitant .s Of Island Of Martinique
srhtened and W. MT tn leave. thinking.t thaS
island & Isl destined be destroyedb bya an
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-03-06
Musical Entertainment.

a rousing crowd was present at the enter
lainmeut gwen in the Opera House last
night for 'he benefit Of The New First NJ. f..
church and The opinion is expressed that BE-
was withou, doubt The bes, musical given in
Terra Alta Tor some ti1c.
Every number was good and cncorcs were
the order of the evening. The Biu Of Fare;
owl, Parrot, Duck and Grow; Wen Have
TO Mortgage the Farm; The Auctioneer;
The County Fair, and Need the Money
were Of the first class order while A Natural
Spell simply brought down the house
Russell Albright. Edith Falkenstein and
Jessie Crane acquitted themselves splenaidly
while the mandolin solo by Miss Martaa
Glover was nicely executed The solo,
Calm IS the Night the duets, Master and
Papil, and I'D Rather Not and lhc quar-.
teUe Theory aud Practice fully sustaiue n
The reputation of th- participants The
Orchestra was q surprise fo everyone from
the quality ~ music rendered as they had
been pfacucing for -o short a uml The
proceeds from lhe entertainment were
sff SO a result most gratifying To- the man
agement The Republican
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-03-06
Nowburg News.

Corrospondcnce Of Tho Argus
I'D Anderson Of Parkcrsburg was here
"a few days last week
Billy Moon. OF near Monongah IS visiting
his SON Calvin Moon Of this place.
Mrs Carrie sharps is hc guest Of her
sistoriu 'a Mrs Milton ror,ncy
VIII Meredith of philippi. Is visiting bis
parents Rev aud Mrs Meredith
Miss Lena Corbin returned Monday from
an extended visit 20 relatives in LiuIcton.
W q Grimes returned Saturday from
weeks visit TO- relatives in Marion county.
Farl Smith spent thursday aud friday in
Oakland visiting friends But Doe went
alone
Mr. and Mrs Charles Ellis spent sun.
day in Grafton visiting their son. Dr. ]. e..
4 Bills
Mrs e b. Lanham and children OF Graf
ton were visiting friends here from Friday
600 sunday
Miss Edyth Ashby has returned from
IunucIton whore she has been visiting Tor
several weeks
IS fireman by thc namo Of Campbell fcu
from hIs engine here Thursday and was
badly injured
" galloway Supi and O H Hobbs
Traum1stcr of u o. O. were In town Tues.
day ou business
Mrs Mary too.ih1n aud children Of
Uogeu e.trrds,
Miss EII1 Higgins off Evansville. fa STAY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-03-06
York's Run.
correspondence OF The Argus.
March is marching along.

Correspondence Of The Argus
March is marching along.
II c Funk is dad Of a fine gid baby.
Uncle Henry fIawkin, is keeping our
roads in good shape
John Lynch Of FcIowsvilc, is doing som.
painting for Chambers Wolfe.
J.. T. Stone was business caller among
our farmers Monday, selling fertilizers
We have no rats or owls in this section
TO battle with, therefore everything remains
quiet
J.C Jenkins has purchased The smoa,
farm just above FclIowsyilc and will move
on it soon
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank AMMAN and daughter
Maggie were the guests of ]. NJ. Moore
and family Sunday.
y. J.. Steward and bis sister Lanrs. of
near Kingwood, spent Tuesday and Wed
nesday visiting relatives.
J. % Wolf has been making sale Of bis
fine crop Of apples TO Morgauioau man.
getting eighly-6vc cents per bushel
l.. W. Snyder Of Fairmou,, accompanied
by his sister Miss Virginia. Of Thornton.
were The guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. !. M.
Moore recently
J. +. Hanway Of Fa'rnont. vho ba. been
visiting his parents here recently, departed
fof his place Of business accompanied bv
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Cranssville,


Correspondence of The Argus
5. \. Suawser Is preparing to move to
Meadow mountain
Some Of the roads in this section arc still
blocked with snow.
Waite Kelly Of nea, this place. Joined
the army a .cw days ago
There are no, likely to be any removals
or new buildings in oar town tins sptiue.
Our people arc beginning to tap their
sugar trees and the sap is reported to yield
abundanuy.
Our new telephone line from this place is
in operation bat like the old ono il seems to
need a few remedies.
The 1. o. o. h. lodge Of this place is
growing very rapidly this winter aud there
arc about eight taking a ride ON the goat at
present.
Mrs. Norma Cuppc,t who has been al
Baltimore for medical treatment few
weeks, has returned and seems TO be greatly
improved.
Mr.. Damn WAS 10 this section during the
past weel. looking up his political fences
and It seems like he will get The majority ~
the votes Of The primary a, this place not
wiIhsianding the fact tina, Leroy Shaw has
proven himself the right man Tor the place.
But rings will often lead the way
If seraphs must despair.
Our literary is moving along very nicely
this season. The last question for debate
was: Resolved, cha, Governments should
own The railroads" and Lish BILLINGS t2l
made II very plain that there were govern
ment roads in existence that charged only
about ono halt cent fare per mile and in
accordance for freight and the roads al
those rates paid large revenue. We do
not believe in Uncle Sam owning too much
vt he may as we'll o@n The railroads as for
the railroad companies to own so many
people
Since we read the repor, that Chris, has
made His second appearance aud Is now In
Palestine we have been wondering whether
lie would receive as great ao ovation as
Prince Henry if lie WAS 20 come 20 the
United States We have also wondered II
lie wodld believe owl and raj stories like
The ones we have lately been reading and
wc have rather thought that perhaps the
newly discovered historical spot ~ Grant
district may probably be lhc New jerusalem.
Our ministers have been calling for Him TO
come when they get on their knees and Say
declarations yet 10 don't seem like there
are many Of as very anxious 90 see Him, LEI
Him be ever so good fellow.
GtTfr NsNurp
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Valley Point

'oiFes pondence 81 Tho Argus
The sick of tha community are improving
nicely
Mcclellan Hartman attended Jas tox's
sale last week.
Rain, snow and mud seem to be the
order of The day.
Lem Wilson of near Terra Alta, Is at
home Tor few days
Lara Smith of Sugar Valley was calling
on friends ncar hudson.
The Spelling Bee at the Gale School last
Friday night was a failure.
49,. Graham left for Mo-pantown to
build a house for J S. Graham
Miss Josie Wolf Of Rockville, is working
for her sister, Mrs. Wlbeu smith.
J.B. Graham Of Morgau,own, is visiting
The parental roof Also Spencer Gale.
MISSES Matte and Hannah Graham were
the guests Of Mrs. Emma Fox last Thursday.
The Literary Society Of the Glade was
poorly attended last Friday night ON account
of bad weather.
J s. Harmed Of Fairfas Manor. was
visiting his parents, Mr. end Ms. Richard
Harmed Ias' Sunday
Meau. Sheridan Johns and Benton
Graham attended tbc services at Pleasap,
Valley last Saturday.
William Harmed IS going 10 Kiogwood for
surgical treatment lie has a growth in bis
throat and is DO critical condition.
Mes'm Benton Graham, Walter Harmed.
and Charley Johns and Misses Matte and
Katie Graham were The guests of George
Duesenbeuy last Sunday.
Chas Miller u near this place. has notices
cap announcing public SALE Ws suppose
be bias ,hat dreadful disease, Mofgantown
fever which has attacked few Of our bes,
farmers
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-03-06
Wore Light in Masonry.

The Masonic Lodge here had pleasant
time al tbe regular couyocauon Monday
night Of fhis week Rev Harry G. Howard
The pastor Of he " j. church. was raised
Co the sublime degree Of Master Mason and
there was a good attendance Of members Of
the order among them being Frank W.
Candy ofthc Ncwbuig Lodge, -. r.. Green.
wade lr of Davis Lodge 80 So Of Keyser,
end The following members of Terra Alta
Lodge 30. TOO. Dr. S. ~. Scott. Dawscy
J. Forman. Kenneth T. Burke, Charles w..
WouhIngiou, G. Walton Davis and j.. IT,
Kelly After ,b, work a tbc lodge room
and Che candidate bad successfully rode the
goat across Che shifting sands and quick
shoals Of Che Great Desert and was pro.
nounced Go be "sans peur ci sans rcproche. 4"
ail adjourned n the Parsonage where a
delightful and tempting prcad was served
by some Of ihc ladies of Che church who
assisted Mrs Howard and all present en-.
joyed The occasion very much and offered
Co come and D. lp take Bro Howard in
every week. The Terra Alta visitors rc.
turned home that night after the completion
OF Che side degree work
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orr
Correspondence o, Tho Arsu.

| Correspondence OF Tho Argus
David Wilhelm is head SAWYER ON Henry
Wilhelm's saw mll
Wilhelm * Rcckart have ordered ,heh
spring dry goods and notions.
Isaac Recko,, {. improving slowly from a
severe attack Of inaama,ory rheumatism.
Cur Young people are preparing TO leave
for the summer. We wish them success in
their foregoing.
John Wolfe is preparing 10 open b. 4.
Cuppe'ts sugar camp. John knows how to
make maple syrup.
Misses Ida aud Alletha Fitcheu of
Amblersbutg, has been calling ON friends
and relatives the past week.
We are glad to note a wedding once more
IN our community. The contrasting parties
are MIR. Oliver Freeland aud Miss E,hel
Kelley.
Simon Me,heney and Walter Keuey have
Joined the standing army and srs now at
Sloeum, New York drilling We arc clad
TO note that our young men arc not afraid
to defend our country.
John lIalery has purchased Samuel
Flae'e's farm and Nh tlagle purchased
Matcellus Albughts farm. Mr.. Alb,irh,
eontemplatcs going TO Washington State TO
spend his declining years.
Our shedding snow has turned to mud and
water. Some of our roads arc impas,ible
We wish our road supervisor would see 10
opening some of the lanes, as our farmers
don't want their meadows spoiled by
trespasser.
We hope the people will consider the eN
pense our county has been to and will do
all that lays in their power to keep the
county seat at Kingwood. Taxpayers are
complaining now OF their taxes being higher
IN 1901 than in 1900. Look out Tor ioo,.
oor school is progressing nicely under
the management, Of Miss Virginia Harsh.
harger. We a,c sorry some of our large
scholars met with warm reception and
went home with striped back. Our
teacher rs not ofraid To- use the whip. is She
iiii"m LlUrLr roM.
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IN SPITE OF TnE WEATHER
Valley District Farmers Meeting
Success.

| Specially reported Tor The Argus.
Notwithstanding the condition ef IN,
roads and The fact that the snow was all
/ gone and the waters were so very hirh tha,
many parts Of the district were cut OF from,
Masontown, YET on Friday nigh, the large.
/ iwoToom school house was packed with
interested and eager farmers as well as their
families. An the stores aud places Of
business in town and immediate vicinity
were closed.
The speakers were escorted from the
hotel TO the school house by aeommttee and
there received by another committee. the
chairman of which was Hon. II. A. Hartley.
who introduced John r. Hartley, who
briefly aud in we'll chosen language stated
the object of tn meeting, The drs, speaker.
II. ID. Correll, of Morgaulown, who had
undertaken 20 ride through on horse back
along the road, which follows the new rail.
road along pccker's Creek, 90, within one
fourth mile of town but the water was
thrown back up Gledy Run SO deep that the
gentlemen could proceed NO further and no,
knowing how near lac was aud that he could
have easily 1anked this obstruction. re-
turned aud went around Ivy the Grant
school house and finally got TO Rohr Mt
eight o'clock, but his horse was tagged
onl and he had had no supper, SO he ordered
supper and put up for the night.
The second speaker, Prof. linn of
Philippi. was not present ON account Of
urgent business which called him suddenly
home FROM the University, where he is
taking a course in agriculture but nc sent
substitute in the person OF Howard E.
Williams of Greenbie, county, Secretary
OF w. Va. Live Stock Association who de.
hyercd an interesting speech.
Next was Prof. +. c, A,kcson of Morrau.
town, unquesGonably the oblest agricul,u.
raj speaker IN the State. lie delivered
lecture which lasted almost two hours and
held the audience spcllbouud. You could
have heard pin drop, so far as the
audience was concerned. Ills speech was
mierspersed With amusing anecdotes So that
he either had the immense crowd chuckl,np
aud yelling with mcraucnt or listening with
intense cagerness TO the volume of argument
aud oratory which seemed TO he inexhaus,i.
bic. Yes, the meeting was voted real
oratorical treat.
The secret session, which was held after
the speaking, resulted in several acccssions
to The Patrons of lIusbaudry, among whom
were A. T. McMillen, George Ashbun and
Edwin Watson. There would have been a
score or more if it had been understood that
there was TO be a secret session, but so many
were unprcporcd to stay.
Anyone wishing Information concerning
the Grange, write 10 T. c. Atkcson. Nor,
ganlown, w. Va. NJ. IL. TAYLOR, Sec
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Rockville.

Corcspondouco OF the Argus.
Il has been a long while since we saw
anything in your valuable paper from this
place SO we thought we would give YOU a
few items
Miss Lena Johns was visiting Miss Josie
Wolfe last Saturday aud Sunday.
Preaching by Rev. Faulkner at HARMONY
Grove at seyen-thiriy p. m. Sunday, March
ninth
o. 4. Gibson ahd family was visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Me,heny one day last
week
Miss Isa Lcnhart of near Pleasant Valley.
is staying with Mrs. Troy Groves of This
place.
Some of our young people Of this place
attended ihe Literary a, Valley Point last
Friday night
Miss Mamie Gale Of reua Alta. has been
visiting hen grandma, Mn Mary Shaw, the
past two weeks
J.. J. Jenkins, who has been working at
MorSoniown, came home Sunday ON two
weeks vacation
We hear that Benton Graham, who has
been working Al MorRantown, has returned
TO his home near Mt zion.
Arthur Galloway, who has been working
at uniontown, Pa, for some time, has &c.
turned to his home near Hudson
There was a spelling bee al Mt Nebo
last Saturday night. Quite large crowd
attended and all report good time.
John Wolfe has been Keeping the roads
hot for The ra. few days hauling saw logs
TO Forman Bros. saw mill near Hudson.
We are sorry to say that Al Christopher.
one OF oar husiliug farmers, are going to
leave as and move near Pisgah in the near
future. CORY FIorrEr.
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4 Rear story.

One night las, week large black bear
came TO the house Of NJ. q. PcI, about
three miles south Of Kingwood. Mr.. Pen
has large farm and fine residence situated
upon the bin above Cheat river and about a
half mile fiom Che gorges Of the river where
IA goes down through high bluffs covered
with timbe and rocks, and few bear,
deer, wild cats and wild turkeys are found
il these river bills yet and this bear was
evidently very hungry from The long, hard
winter and was after some apples that were
in the cellar Of Mr. Pcirs house, as bears
arc very fond Of apples and probably smelt
them while prowlng around the premises
after pig or lamb.
The watchdog vas nearly wild over the
bears visit and barkcd and growled and
tore around at a great rate and tried to get
in the house as he was problbly badly
scared. % was about ten O'Clock 40 night
and Che moon was shining brightly so that
Mr. Pell says he could have easily gotten
good shot AZ brun II he bad got bis gun and
gone after him bat never though, about il
being bear 700 next morning when they
found bis tracks ail around The place in the
snow. lhey followed him Co the liver
bills and saw where hc had climbed upon
an old rail fence and thc top rail had
broken and bruin fallen over in the snow
Ills tail was also discovered and followed
By others hui ihc snow melted So fast next
day that they had Co give it up and 20 with
out beaf meet for Lent bat the women and
children and most of the men in that section
have been staying close az home of nights
since then. Mr. pcll was in town The other
day and told us all about it himsclfand sand
he bear tracks were as large as COW tracks
end very plain iu the snow ard hc does not
know Tor sure whether the bear was after
lhc apples or thc cider in hisccliar
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-03-06
Rev. Smith Seeks New Fields.

Rev. Smith, the evangelist who announced
that he would raise the devil at Shinnston.
closed his meetings in the Baptist church
last Sunday night and departed for other
fields where he expects to find green pas.
lures by the side of still waters. Rev
Shodduok, pastor of the Methodist church.
true TO his announcement, preached spec.
ial sermon Sunday night ON "Smith" and
his doctrines, and made strong aud logical
presentation Of the case. lie exposed what
lac termed false doctrines Smith was promo
eating and in a very clever and courteous
way convinced the large audience Of the
many errors Smith was making. Members
OF all denominations were greatly impressed
with The truth and logic Of his sermon.
smith had big crowd, too, that night.
lie claims he had over one hundred acces.
slons to the church Clarksburg Telegram.
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Program.
FOR the Teachers Institute 10 be Held
at ReedSvillc, March Is, 1909.

bcgmniug az 10 a.. M
Singing America
Prayer.
Opening Address, D. Clarkson.
spelling and how 10 teach it--Miss Ella
Huddlcson
Carroll "
Do YOU give special attention to the
temperature Of your schoolroom Miss
Bell Mencar
HH ''e
Adjournment tnl 30 p M
EVENING SESSION.
Singing
Addrcss-Mason Watson.
What are the essential marks of a good
teacher '--Liout Ebert tones.
How may we procure and retain he,,e,
teachers -. II. GARRISON
What is needed in Valley district To
make our school work more effective Nv.
II. ShaHcr.
teachers experience meeting Dimcul
ties.
Glass drill In Mathematics
10 what extent do you favor the use OF
Nindcrgarun work in our common FREQ
schools Miss Porsis Nj. Hagans.
Singing The West Virginia Hills i"
Adjournment tnl ppm
NIGHT SESSION.
Singing
Address Chairman
Instrumental music.
Recitation frankie Loar.
Recitation Miss Mollic Manear
select Reading Mrs T.. *. Watson
instrumental music
Declamauon-l O.. Jenkins.
Male Quartet.
Rccitatlon-Miss Lucy orr.
Essay-r. T.. Loar.
peclamation-M Mood Ashburn.
Instrumental music
Debato--"lhat the Female Mind exer.
o'scs greater influence on the civilization
ana happiness OF the Human Race Than
Oh Male 40 allirm-Ticut. Flbcrt Iones
q ~ Shaaer 10 deny II ID Carroll. w.
r. ShaGer
Singing
Adjournment
All are cordially invited to attend this
institute and take an active part I'm the
many discussions which viii follow each
object Cou,,,rrr,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-03-06

Buckeye saw mill nearly new. will cut
log IS TO- lonEt McNamar saw mill. "a
good one, has head blocks with Little
and one knigh, Dog has 80 10. of carriage
Also traction engines as follows, 2 McNamar
% II f-i Carr Scott to d. P.-t g..
Au.tmau io IT, P-f Russell 10 M. r..
One and ono ia. P.-f Portable o d..
" kuss-'s make--onc Portable 8 H. r..
tnck aud one iobcr tO RI. P-I j. Z.
Case stationary engine, only, % r. P.
price si2S. hilarc rebuilt and warranted in
good running order. Consult us about these
and new work before buying. We always
have ihc best
w. NJ. kfNcAm.
Cameron, Marshall County w. Va.
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., r.. 80 -, ' '"'''' ~'0''''n
Ion LA. - t.n.
has .h.....,.-. N'''''''' -
80 wv ''''''''
Isaac b. Feather Of Orr, this county. has
- - ''''''"'
"an'ed-Eood farm hand. Apply 10,
J. \. DonGE, Terra Alta.
Mrs John c. Murdoch was summoned 10
l'on'on' Ohio last week 10y the death of her
o'o'he'
Mrs. !. NJ. Crane has been IN N, ,,v
week and confined to the house with F..
severe cold.
Henry r. copemap from B,vee,o, :,
now over at Dunbar. Pa. where ne has ,
good iol Of work
Al Nm
-. 80 -. ~"S N'o'S"' came nome last
Buckhaunon for yisi, with her parents
Any size, kind, quality OF color of card
board at this office for pictures or decorative
work al, priees from, o,,. cen, b., co.,,
- '''''' 0''' N''' 10 "'''e" cents
D. p
the Presbyterian church ON, near M,son
town next Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock,
Coal Leases for sal. a, This o6c. =, o,.
cent each. Special Coal Deeds at cents
each. Gas and OIL Leases cen, Oh.
promptly filed bv mail n, ,h,v. ,,r;,.s
N''"' D0p"'F = . MARSHAL
'e''o" "''noO Ju''uS Ans
- " NJ" ''sOu's ''S' thursday and
TH"' "''' ~ sue N''swo'o Jam charged
WIN '"'""'u'iy retaining 'he arden"
Rev. IL. G. Howard, the pastor Of the
NJ. +. church here, preached splendid
sermon on the Lc"'eu season last Sunday
morning aud we will publish 1t next week 10y
Speeiai request.
IA. p,Il,s r,,is -. ~, ~,
nil , -, re- re w i.'NVt IT'S enc
Co,s,;,,,s. ~ - >" 49, N"'S
I,,,,,,,a M 1'to'1S, n",oosncSs'
nI,i.,s S $500, HlsPSpsla, temale Com
BuITs pIis nSvn, 1,,f NJ, ''O"'' i''S'''e'S' ~
+ w candy County Superintendent of
Schools, has been visiting and inspecting
many OF the schools or The county lie
sr.,t .,,,,,.. ,i,.... T., t-..;... .,,.....,
''''''0' "'" VISIT
oN nearly All the schools over there. lie is
inspecting the schools Of this district this
week
Walton c. Davis of The Railway Mail
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We want io please you. It's so handy t9
0fnFR uY Mtif IcoN r. Hundreds are
doing s', and orc only few miles
from vow. Goods COME to YOU QUICK
We sen everything .n hc DRUG kvp
DRrGGisrs iiVE $1,000 SIocE to
select from. WHOLESALERS SILL Curtp
hr RETAIL. We OBJ. Anything Won
want order 90 day We guarantee salts
faction or MoSEY CnfEarprfy Rf.
TURNED. Address, with remittauco
Mail Order Department.
GRAFTON DRUG AND CnEWctt CO..
Wholesale Druggists. Grafton. w. Va.
write us for quoiauonsl
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-03-06

C.obwcbs put ON cut lately gave WON.
AN lociIhw. Millions know that thc hest
ming to put on cut is Bucllcns Arnica
save Che ini1lliblc healer Of Wounds.
Ulcers. Sores skin Eruptiopg Rnrns
Scalds aud Piles. II cures or no paw Onlv
25c nc he Cooke Supply CO. store.
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Fecd nnh snnd Enr snIn

go tons good hay; 10 TONS straw; $50 bu.
OF oats; 100 bu. corn; 20, bu. n. Y. No. :
potatoes. Address,
J. A. DopCE, Terra Alta.
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The West Va. Argus.

A First.class paper, entered as Second
class matter in a Third class Postohce
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-03-06

His investments not only earn
you money while you sleep, but
they MAKE happy HOMES.