davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-27
Sir $500 mad 9enti9lanO.

Deutlb anerifanii1e 3eituneen
meroen i'm alten Gaterlaitb NIT grD-
Bem Snterelie selelen, neil tie lib
frei ausipre6en unb baufig BON orii=
ben mebr 9euiafeiten uno Nabri6~
ten bringen. alS Die beutlben 3ei=
tungen lelblt. Die n5reie 8reiie fir
9era8" ift briiben ilberall, lpDbin iie
geianbt tuiro, Elm iebr esrn eeiebener
@ait uno fam fid riibmen, Nnerz
fennung unb 8aroigune 81 finben,
pie aus 5ablreiben 8riefeil an uns,
iotpie an Diejenigen, tpelbe oa8 8latt
an lire 8erman6ten itbiden, berpDr'
3ebt. Wer baber Ielnen @erpanbten
uno eSreunben cine .Ireube erlpeiien,
ibnen ein tuillfonlmenes @el1enf
MAIDEN mill, Der beitelIe fir Iie Die
nsSreie BreIie fir Ieras" 9a8 Sn-
tcreiie fir Teras, tuie iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat uno Die @eeeno, tpo Die
8ertuanoten lpDbnen, lit in 9euti6s
LAMB iebr lebbaft uno es 1T nnn11es
[i6, in Briuatbriefen etne 10 griinGs
lihe Guffldrune unb Bei1reibune
be8 frelnben 2anoe8 gu geben, pie
oies Die nSreie 95refe" allpDbent.
lib tbut. Sir oen aeriteen Breis
non So perienoen mir portDfrei unIer
cei6baltiges 8o6enblattauT Elm Sal +
an iraeno cine Goreife i'm GuSlanoe.
3is ssreie 0reifs fir Gelas @ubl.
gSnmpan!i.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-27
TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue Of the FREE
PREssE FUER Texas has po
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
In the State Of Texas.
It has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-of6ces, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
It circulates from Galveston
70 Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts Of the
state.
Two travelling men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-27

Frintt Grlaaaer islqidepbier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-27
gimO sic gamb 2?

s6merb6risfeit, 9anbbeit. unb cbremfams
fen in furser Belt fidher uub ambaItemo seb 1T.
Isit serinsen Soften f5nnem sic I'D, subaaSe
SeIbft fmrieren. edreibt ipfprt. ginsees eiItna
litut bieier slrt in @merifa. 9eutSdes SeiIinSfis
hut fir Masem= mno Sbrenleioenoe. 274a
9 eber abe, ct. Goats, @p.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-27
u II 3 I a il ;.

- 0er penit0nlerte Dauptmann
@louB, Der Dor Dem @eraer 2anoge=
ridte tueeen 8eteioieune mebrerer
0eridtsbenmten angeflaet lit, inote
aus, er iei ieinerseit aus Dem Dienite
georanat pDroen, neil er gegen 2ue
uno grng uno @eleblpioriofeiten
rlebrerer 0ffisiere pDraeeangen iei.
gQe. iuelfle iiA unterfinaen, WliB
ftdnoe i'm 6eere auf3uoeden. miiroen
munotot aemadt. 9as Gerncr
2anogeribt bat nun beibloiien, ben
6anptnann auf ieinen @eiites5us
itan0 unterluhen 81 lofien.
= Die @eidmiiter oes unter 10
lnerftpiiroigen llmftdnoen aus oem
2eben aeibieoenen iteiureiben ible=
lilhen @runobeiibers. @rafen Bius
BON 6arbupal, tueroen bas 5eia-
ment anfehten, in pelhem er Die
ibn1 fur5 por leinem Tpoe onge=
traute Shauipielerin Wanba Blau.
ftein CUR uniuerialerbin ieines Ser
mDaenS einiebte. Seoenfals lit Elm
bUdintereiianter BroseB III erparten.
Ser groBe SeniatiDns 8rpceB
aeaen Die @rdfin Siabella amiez
ELic5fa ipeaen Ginoes l1nterlchiebune
in Berlin enoete nit Der Jreiipres
dung Der Gngeflagten! Die @rdfin
erbitlt bunoerte BON 0fufnunib=
Telegraminen. Der BrpceB bate
iiber 6 Wpben in Nnipruh genpms
men = etrpns gang SuBergetpDbnlis
Dies in Der oeutIhen &ehtspflege.
Die Staot ct. Betersbure
puroe ourd cine Sphflut unb uebers
| ldmemmung, pie man Iie oDrt lett
Dem Sabre 1926 niflt tpieoer erlebt
bat, heimgefudt. glus oem nieoriq
Qeleeenen 5abrit glertel purben
10000 Berionen ourh Die 5luten
ouS ibren 6duiern getrieben. Be=
ionoers iblimm bauite baS 0od]s
mafier aud) in SrDnitdot.
Sn Berlin mari Der Shneioer
9bDmas Wartieuics. Der ourh ben
COB feiner illneen frau triibiinniq
gelpuroen mar. feline beioen &inoer
i'm glter bon 3 uno 5 snhren auf ei=
lnet Station Der Rinobabn opr bic
beranbrauienCe locomotive uno lih
onnn fetbit binterber. 2lae orei
muroen iofort eetDtet.
- Bie Berliner Bldtter ilittei=
fen, erreat Der Blan, oen 8arten
oe8 Oauies in 8eitnar, in oem
E8Dtbe lebte, untsuaeitalten, allae=
meine8 WiBfallen. Siinitler, sbrift=
| fteller nno @elebrte boben einen Qe=
barniihten Broteit aeleu cine Iplde
p@nttpeihnne bes biftorilhen Seilig=
tunsA nnh Weininr 9eianot.
| Briu5eiiiu Glice, Die Satin
/ oes 4rin3en sSrieorib BON Sboens
BERG 8aloenburo uno iiinqite 9oh=
ter pon Don @ortos bon Bourbon,
tpiro leit 8tpei @ohen aus ibrem
| 6eini in Meiben uerinibt. @s ioa
Iidl inSnilhen beraus9eitellt baben,
baB Die 21dbrige Brinseiiin nit
0interlaliuno hires Is Monate alten
Sab1S mt threm Sutidber 0urbaes
brnnnt iIt.
Der preuBiihe 6aneelsminis
/ fter M0ller fanoigt Die GiniteIung
pon @elonlittelu in Den @tat sped8
I StuoienreiIen nah ct. lDuis an.
2lus ben Wiriiterien bes 6anoe(8,
| Ger lanoWirtldlaIt uno oeS llnters
riAts peroen Beomte noh Der nmez
ritoniiden 8eft glusiteaunesitaot
entianbt tperoen, I'M lih olles ae.
nau an3uleben uno nah ibrer Gdds
tebr erihbpIenoe 8ericate aussuar.
beiten.
Z 9rintt Grlanaer fEIoidenbier
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-27
GifenbaDn ya0rzYlan
5. & s.. u. 8a9,s.
9l.hfn. fIrt.

~ et5A1ii -
ysod) o(ten gsDrbs5egoss&nntten .......
.................... 90 @ornl
Nofb ct. 9ouis, Menp6ts unb benz
Sltett ....=... l2.40 Wtfttaas.
Nob gorosGegos, Santa Sc nno 6riscue
9unften .................8. 500 2l6enbs.
9sacb st. Souls, SSaco unb oem Often
Observation-Disclosures. g. 10 Nbenos.
geoch oareoo unb 0aerico. 900 @prm.
Infunft.
8Dn st. 9ouis uno bem Often. z. 80 8orn.
SOn HorosSeras, Santa Sc unb 6riSco.
4Snntren. .,... 3. 40 SDrfn.
Son l0calen Bunften .......7. 40 Nbenos
Son ct. Souls unb benz Often. g. 10 gbos.
Bon 9arebD unb Merito. 80 Rochn.
sDi.tbern 9aciftc Sabn.
Ibfahrt.
Iad yeetu Orleans, SouIion uno Sal.
oeIton tdglt6. LAO &Drm.
uno 900 Nbenbs. Observation-Disclosures.
Nacb @aefe BaB, 81 8olD. @a1ifornien
unb WfeItfD ............,.9 900 Born.
Nnfunft.
&ou gsetu Orleans, 9ouftcn unb @afe
neiton tdelih 40 MDr9ens
uno 600 garbn1 ...........,.......
gon 81 8aip, galifDruten uno Megif0
.......s....s4,,..,, S.Uu NbeuOS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-27
9. M. & u. q. 8abn.

9aah guero, goafum, 5ouiton uno Gal
neitDu, tdglieb. 900 Born
un6 9.45 9lben6s. ....................
0ob @0rpus @briiti, 9iDdpDrt uno Bee.
bile tGalib b..............2.15 15 g1adru,
Nad 86rue uuo Saerrntlle, tdslicb ......
..................... 1926 Born.
Rad Borne uno &errnille, Somstags 8. 45
Nacbn. stnflnft Montass $50 0benos
Nnfunft.
Son guero, goatum. 5oniton unb Gal.
peitOn, tdglid) .45 Mor9ens
uno so Qbenbs s..................
@on gerpus gbrifti. 8odpOrt nno 8ee>
billie td9lirb ........... l:35 Nacbm.
SDn 8brne uro &errpille. taslib
NhpuhS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-27
M. s.. & =. Sabn.

U b q q II
Rab ssaco, Sort @prtb, Dallas, aonIas
@itb, ct. Souls nno Chicago, tdeltr5,
(Suniet 9epot) 8. 80 9lbenbs.
9oeal5ug nia Smitbbilfe ....7.5 80 Born
@ntunft:
Son Chicago, ct. 2Duis, &anIas gitb,
Oallas, Sort 8Drtb uno gSaco, tdglich
(Suniet Depot 90 Moraens,
9Dcal5ug pia Sn1ithbille =. 9.25 9lbeu6s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-27
@;u(f ghure 8at,t..
glbfa brit.

Nacb 9apernia, Sutberlano Springs,
Stodbale, td9lit, ......... 500 BORN.
anEunft.
Bon StDdbale, Sutberlono 5prings nnb
0anernia, tdaliGl. 2:30 Nacf1m.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-06-04

IN addition 10 the foregoing it,m'x.d Z.
nancisl report smoHutiGg IN the sssreeate
10 g. $40 70. We Gnd rsat thee nrc unpi4d
subscriptions on il,e book C.,mfado Geo ye
w. as fsell. who osnyi IS ed ,be count. 81
the bcgiouins - tic ~, -l,,iS-. an,ou ,r,ns
20 s.41 whilea gcr, large p.r,cn' q 81.
amount - good 3, Is scet.tf, q over t,ft
large portion Of the county. tnl vs. collie.
ton will very naturally be miepdcd with
some expense: 1T tie same tine We atc Of
the opinion that az least sizs can be real.
ized from this subscription. which We have
drawn of his caovsssing book. and have
placed both the book and the tnemofanda
In The hands u Comrsdo Hsuscn and
would recommend that be be employed 10
close tho matter up. as no other person
would be az available az the same time.
we recognize The fact that the comrsde is
growing old. and the work would perhaps
be- beyond his endurance
The fact that be personally csnvsssed
Tor over $1,000 Of the money with which
the monument is 10 be built aud the fact
that his subscription book shows that
very large yer cent ~ the first money that
was raised for the monument came from
the surviving comrades the widows Of
those who fell IN battle and disease from
Sumptcr 70 Appomattox snd the sons and
daughters Of veterans. IS evidence rhaf be-
was recognized by them to be as perfect a
soldier as be Is citizen While this re-
foft may seem to be Lengthy ami overdfawn
60 those Who were not participant w. The
awful Struggle for supremacy from 81 10 ss.
we feet ai liberty 90 make one more sug
gcsiiou. and we believe that all who arc in
teScsted 10 the monument viii readily see
tho propncty Of the suggestion.
u is ibis After years 81 turmoil and
labor VIC have now arrived at the climax
Of our effort everything is ready for the
selection and Purchase % the long looked
Tor Soldiers Monument let ms set aside
iooividual preference aud do The work lhat
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-06-04
GOOD, SOUND LOGIC.
Relations OF Democratic Party and
rnfon Labor.
Executive Committee,

Relations OF Democrattc Party and
Cnfon Labor.
In his recent speech at the lroquols
club banquet Hon. Il. NJ. shepard de-
fined Democratic principles very close
~ and uttered some truths concerning
the Intimate relations existing between
union labor and the Democratic party.
On the subject OF organized capital
md OF federal inJunctions he said:
"rhe Democratic party has never
mado aud will never make an attack
upon the freedom OF those who have
lawfully made fortunes TO make them
larger. And very certainly the Demo
cratic party. made up I'm so largo part
OF wage earnerss can never be other
wise than loyal ~ labor organizations
or stand otherwise than for their use
fulness, their moral and economic no
cessities. their rights. their general
bcnevolence. 80 believe the econom.
&c efficiency OF our own country has
been vastly increased and Justice pro,
NOTED by trade unions. They constitute
one Of the great and conservative
forces Of our Industrial rights. $50
"Can anything involve more danger
to conservative interests than un-1Imer-
lean Interference with personal libcr-
ty. such as was illustrated by the In
junction order granted I'm st. Louis tho
other day by n federal Judge OF ability
and character3 No doubt the judge
when no forbade persuasion believed
there was law for tho prohibition. But,
IL so, then no much law ought to DO
forthwith repealed. That,I believe To
be the opinion OF wise railroad owners
and capitalists as well IA OF other wise
men.
Now, such n law or use OF law as
the ST. Louis injunction illustrates
puts us all I'm danger, and ultimately
mono more than the right. Their final
safety, like the welfare of tho middle
and laboring masses. is On freedom 10
speak ana write and, act ,nbout lawful
things. Interference with such free.
dom in our country II revolutionary
and reckless.
''Is II anything less than calamitous
that In the armory OF law weapons
should be found TO restrain that kind
OF freedom when thus far the armory
or law has been ransackedin vain for
weapons equal 20 tho prevention OF
EXAMINATIONS expressly forbidden by
statuter
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-06-04
The Preston mooumsn, incorporation.
Report OF the Exesa,,v. cemm,u.. ON Fi-
nancss

R'port OF the Eiecutiy- C..nmittee
on the nnsnc~s 81 the foregoing in
corporation. aud other matters dele
gated To ,hsu by an order OF the
Directors, made aud entered Into at
a meeting OF the Directors. made aud
entered into at meeting OF the said
Directors held al the Court House In
kingw~od, on the = dsy Oh
1908:
To further carry out the provisions
OF the foregoing order. he President
OF the Incorporation. the Hon. Nell
j. Fnr'n-y. by reane-t 81 tile ,ald
committee called meeting OF the
directors aud stockholders "a meet at
til" Court itouse ~ krgwood on
SStnrdav. Nav i6'h, 1903. ~, 10 o'clock
=. ." fos Ito purpose of h-a ln< and
p'rrug upon tie said report. as well
as other matters embraced in tile call
looking to the selection aud purchase
ot the monument;
To tie DIE ctors and Stockholier. of
the Preston Monument Association,
aud o the public la general
Your Committee, after making the
necessary settlements aud transfer
riuK the cash proceeds OF the same
iuto the hands of Treasurer. 4. p.
Marii". aud escertsining the various
subscrib-d funds r.malning uncol-
lsct,d IN the books OF tie solicl, or,
George w. Hartsell. together with
the conditional subscriptions on he
books Of Alias Jennie Braud aud Miss
Carrie Frsn'z, now Ia the hands of J.
\. V ow :. rrsn.ur ROT tile X uxw God
ID t-'c' N.A' ,a.N s'nri, ~ =. . rs
the 'um. ~ 'nc b.ois q. ~. u, q :
- rotor ,ne Execu ", Comm -
AID all o,heI Anuwn ,ou.c.s. bsg
lsav. TO submit Tia. folio MAJ. eel tir-
m"nts aud accounts la deL..l, well
~ 10 exp ndiiu'es rc"sion.d
thrnu,I,v, eranvasiug Tor sshl funds,
sn 'h- amount expended ia pfopm :
NIX ~ monument foundation.
Settlement OF Capt. MurJock, Treas
urer Of Monument Fund upder tho
or:anENt.i.r ~ Keiy POS, No. III,
q 4 Il:
Received OF Geo. W. H,us,lI, Can
vasser--
1893.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-06-04
Peabody Teachers Examinations.

Teachers certificates were conferred upon
eight students at the third exhibition con.
cert of the season of the Peabody Conserve.
tory a Music last evening. Prof. Harold
Randolph, the director, conferred the Ger.
uhea'es Those receiving them were Miss
Sarah Adams. Miss Adelheid NJ. Arens,
Miss Katherine T. Lucke, Mrs. Grace -.
Manown. Miss Blanche L. Pahe,ie, Miss
Ida NJ. Roeder, Miss Rosalie Thornton and
Miss Nellie T.. Waxier
The concert was most enjoyable affair,
the numbers being particularly interesting.
Those taking rart were Mr.. George 4. vii.
liams. Miss Ellen Penland. Miss Caroline
Wes'morlaud, Miss Susan ~ Dyer. Miss
Elizabeth Albert, Miss Rosine Mons, MIR.
Charles kraemer, Miss Katherine Bradford,
Miss Barbara Chandler, Miss Eva weniz.
Miss Blanche Parletie. Mr C. O iingair.
Mrs. 5. II Scott and Miss Velma Rawls.-
Baltimore American.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-06-04
CUBAN SCANDALS REVIVED.
Renewal of the Charges of generss
ALL. r.a... - ...-----.

Renewal of the Charges of generaS
Woods Lavish Expenditures.
The revival OF the charges that Rath-
bone has again brought to public. no
tice OF the lavish expenditures of Gen
eral Wood when governor OF Cuba
would not receive much attention 81 10
were not for the fact that President
Roosevelt Is said TO have selected Gen
cral Wood for governor Of the Philip
pines. The scandals I'm connection with
the Cuban expenditures are q disgrace
TO us az nation and TO reward the
principal offenders with the special IA
vor Of the president is not the way to
encourage the ARMY to high ideals.
General Wood is no doubt n pleasant
companion and master OF single
stick, which the wound OF the presi-
dents hand proves, but these qualities
which the president holds 10 highly do
not I'm the opinion OF other folk make
great soldiers or wise c0unseiors. Nor
Is the extrnvagant and wasteful ex-
penditure OF other peoples money q
recommendation for military or civil
Advancement. What the president
deems the brilliant qualities Of General
Wood are not good reasons for his being
promoted over other officers OF the
army, who have given long years to the
service with but slow promotion. with
records untarnished by any Cuban az
similar scandals.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-06-04
annnaI rnnnk offering


Mrs. + llecrmans entertained the mem
bers Of The womao's Fmeigu missionary
Society a. "Tbc Pines Wednesday afer-
noon from 3 90 O'Clock Inv the regu
lar annual Thank Offering meeting aud was
well attended. The membefs each Invited
a young LADY end tie slsrdatd Banner
Society. an adjunct ~ ihe W r. NJ S..
was increased by Zen new members The
meeting We presided over br ihr President
who delivered q thouehuai address UPON
the theme 81 foreign missions Others iook
part In the entertaining and beneficial lilef.
ary exercises Much increased interest In
The cause vas manifested The offering
amounted 10 szS.4s These we're The ladies
present Madamcs Jane Brown. Mary
DAVIS, Jesse Spahr. Leroy Shaw. J. W.
Parks, Geo. a Walls, Heath, J S. Mur
dock. ~ & Howard and Florence Cotton;
Misses Grace Clayton. Adsh rdppeu. Lille
Martin, Nellye Goodwin. Nellie Cotton. ora
Shaacr, GeorHla Kcxroad, Edna Lenhari.
Edith Flynn, Edna Gsicwood. Mabel en-.
hart Henrietta MADDOX, Gladys Pietce.
Daisy shaasr and Nellie shaasr Refresh
men,s we're served by the hostess At The
conclusion n the meeting.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-06-04
Ear.
oorrs-Seadsncs ., Tue Argus.

corresposdencs OF rhe Argus.
Our sick are improving
w A. Wolf of Cusrart was here on
business SATURDAY.
A number OF our people attended deco.
ration at Lenox. saturday.
Mrs. Barbara Glover. Of HaIehon. was
visiting friends here Wednesday.
]. j keii, Alpha copp aud Q. Kelly
were at friendsville on wedn, sday.
Miss Rosa cupp is visiting her sister.
Mrs Charles Fike at Jockey Valley. Pa
Mrs Annie Harmed aud liitls son were
the guests OF friends here saturday aud
Sunday.
Orenvsn Sickle OF North Avenue. passed
here Sa,urda, on his way to l.enox to at.
tend decoration.
The little folks aad few OF &c older
ones. had I'icnie on the hill near here
last Wednesday.
Or. c. x. Sherwood. OF Haywood. Was
here wedoe sday and Thursda, doing de,
tai work Tor our people
Curtis Neman. who has been working At
Accident. Nd. vas visiting his folks al
home few days the past week.
George T.. Spiker aud son Earl drove out
TO Terra Alta. Friday. The former returned
Friday evening. but the latter remained to
attend school there.
Mrs Marshall Hileman aud son Frank.
OF Addison. Pa were visiting at the form
er's father. Isaac Guseman and other
friends here part Of the past week
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-06-04
Wedding Bells.

very pretty wedding took place at the
Bethlehem church last sunday morning
May 81, 1903. The contracting parties
were John {. ShaGcr and Ella Brown
who were united in marriage IN the
presence Of a large congregation by Rev
Kittle OF ReedsyiiIc. After the ceremony
was performed the happy couple repaired
to the residence Of Nelson Erwin where a
table was grooming under heavy weigh, Of
every del'cacy OF the season. awaiting their
arrival
We wish them happy and prosperous
journey through life. May al' the trials
and fluctuations they encounter along their
matrimonial voyage may be li,tlc ones
REPosrER
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-06-04
Albrighls,ii.e

Correspondence 81 The Argus
Rorin shults OF LcuoN. is visiting the
parental roof
John Rodeheavcr was business caller
at Terra Alta last week.
Marx Shearer has brought fine horse
AMI buggy of John McNear,
Joseph Mccanahan was business
visitor at Haywood last week
n w. Mason left sunday Tor RcodsviIIc
where he has job Of painting
Misses Adah and Aronc Snyder were
shopping at Terra Alta Friday of las, week
Mrs X. l.. Albright, who has been visit.
ing in Piisburg for some time, has returned
home.
Miss Iona Bishop Is very IN with the
whooping cough bur hope for speedy
recovery.
Walker Pell and tamil, OF Pleasan, Dale.
spen, sunday at Mo and Mrs ]. n. Me.
cianahans'
Miss Mabel Mdrsden lcf, Monday for
Belngton where she eoesss instructor In a
music school
j.. II, Wcich our postmaster who was
stricken with paralysis last week. is much
better at this writing
Scott Morgan and Ray snyder who have
been working at Masontown. spent Deco.
ration Day AT home.
MIR Z 6. Becrbower aud daughter. Mrs.
Alex Cellar and son Mcr G. who were
visiting at MI. Morris have returned home
Mrs. 7. K. Faulkner Of Bruce, u. wa,
visiting her sister, Mrs j. C. Crane She
was accompanied home by her daughter
Miss Katie
The festival under the management oil
McClanahan aud Graham. was well at
tended ia spite OF the Indictment weather
aud hilarious crowd.
Eugene Cummerford aud sister. Mrs
Allie Hammond Of Fairmout. we're stoppin,
at tie Park House en- route for Mouniair
Lake to spend the summer.
hiessrs. Scott aud Blaine Morgan an,
lsafl kOdehcavcf. accompanied by Missei
Grace Smith. Anna Mcnciee.and lisa Whet
sell spent Decoration Day At the Lutheran
church
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-06-04
pEpIcArIoN
Of the Ksyser Preparatory Branch Of the
University.

The Board of Regents aud the Faculty
Of the
Keyser Preparatory Branch
Of the
Yves, Virginia University
cordially invite you TO be present
at the
formal dedication of
The New Preparation, Building.
jane eleventh.
nineteen hundred aud three,
at ten a. m
BoARp oF REcRNrs.
Col rhomas b. Davis. President. Keyser.
Mineral county
Hon. Thomas {. Miller, State Saperio-
,endcn, % Schools
Hon. Levi. J. Forman, Petersburg. Grant
county
p'. \ n MeKeever. Romuey. lIsmp-
shire county
Mr. J. W. Gooa.eu. Davis, Tucker
county
NJ W. y Watson, tellossyine, Preston
county
Nj, James Sites, Upper Tract, PeOdle,on
eoumy
Local ENrcurIyE COMMITTEES.
Judge r NJ. Reynolds
MT \ 7 Crooks
MIR. ! II. hardwood
BUILDING COMMITTEES,
Judge + NJ Reynolds
Dr. A. y. MeKeevrr
Mr.. J. w. Goodseil
Mr.. !. H. hardwood
Ma y ]. Cooks
FAcuIrv
Mr. Lloyd i.,wndes Friend Pnncipal
Mr.. Jcsrrh Eli. llo.lsm
Mira Ida Flofenoc Menefec
Nj Jnhu Lloyd Best
Nh William Eil.woiih Cn,oks
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-06-04
Missing SO. 90 Reward.

Roanoke. Va. Ma 3ofh. 1903 Please
arrest aud l.,ld Hugh i','s. wiz. - yra,s
old, having light complexion goy f,es,
wearing a cap, iigh wsiN spd knee peois,
until his father can send FOR him lie left
here sunday, May Io'h- with ramp pa per.
parasol and umbrella irpsifci. who limps
slightly on one leg. These parties were
seen at wyIhevilly, Va. few days after.
wards, on their way west. Please keep a
close lookout for this hoy sud II located
please arrest aud wiir. Kindly have this
article printed in ih- newspapers in your
city. BALDwis's DETECTIVES.
Roanoke, Yiteinit
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-06-04
Black Prince.
Yours truly.
Corp. GEO T.. RoDEuEAvER.

As have had greatfnany inquiries as
to the whereabouts OF Black Prince, the
Registered Percheon Stallion. raised by
w. N. Hawkins OF Little Washington. Pa.
will say that | have sold him 10 Earl
FTeeland OF Terra Alta. There has been
false reports about his colts being blind.
There arc no better breeds In Preston
county than Prince and II anyone disputes
this statement, LEI them come to or inquire
OF w. A. Guseman or Elmer Ashburn. OF
ReedsviIlc. where the horse has been for
the past i've years, as Guseman has six OF
his colts and Ashburn four and myself
have three, besides quite number here
and elsewhere. The people OF Terra Alta
would do we'll TO support Prince. as he Is
all right. his coils are all right aud his
pedigree can't be beaten. as we can prove
that he is the finest breed horse in the
State. b. r. CnRIsTopnER.
Rccdsville w Va