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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-08

In this issue we give we'll written
article from one of the leading
business men Of Tunnelton on the
Development Of the Coal Center
and the glad tidings are spread abroad
that the B. & o. will erect a hand
some depot there in the spring and
the Lord knows it is needed badly
enough, as the present condition of
affairs in that line there are a shame
and an outrage.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-08

The Leading oficisls OF the County Deny
any Knowledge as to How II was Brought
About or who had Charge OF the Matter.
All that they Appear to Know Is That
the Repairs arc to Cost t4.ooo.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-08

A new coal company was organ
lied at Tunnelton this week and
application was made for charter,
capital stock saoo, 900. The follow
ing parties compose the company {:
A. J. Bonaheld, James c. Gibson,
H. G.. Larue, of Tunnelton, D. S.
Helmick of Fairmont, and w. D..
Althouse of Philadelphia. The
company will be known as The
Manufacturers Coal & Coke Com
pany and will operate at the old
Irondale Furnace.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-08

We congratulate our contemporary,
II. S. Whetsell Of the Journal, on
his election to the Office Of Mayor
Of Kingwood and his efforts to
knock out the Arizona Kicker. In
fact the editor Of the Journal is
fast coming to the front as an
Eastern rival for The Kicker, since
he is already editor, proprietor.
publisher and manager Of the Jour
nal, Postmaster and Mayor Of the
Town, Secretary Of the Board Of
Trade, Secretary Of the Republican
Committee and perhaps holds two
or three other small Offices. The
only question now is as 70 whether
he can shoot as we'll as the Hon.
Jim Hellso ~ Arizona Kicker fame,
and where he is going TO have his
private graveyard.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-08

The enterprlseing news paper liars
of the State are now publishing ro-
mantle accounts of the marriage of
the venerable Amos Gale, aged So
and Mrs. Elizabeth Shaffer, aged
ga of near Rohr this county, and
telling about their children and
grand children and great grand
children. attending the wedding etc.
and what a big time they had.
when as matter of fact, the old
folks did not get married at all.
They received a license to marry
as published in this paper last week,
but about an hour before the cere-
mony their friends found out about
it and stopped the wedding and
talked the old people out of it and
got the old gentleman to return the
license unused. The old folks kept
it secret for fear of kick and had
Rev. G.. w. Skinner engaged to
came to William Shafer's, a son OF
the bride and where she made her
home. to tie the knot for January
and December, but an hour before
the time set Mrs. Shaffer, Jr., saw
the license and a halt was called
at once. The old folks had it all
figured out to live there about half
the time with his daughter, Mrs.
Elliott jenkins, where he makes his
home and half the time at William
Skaters where she makes her home.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-08
IMPORTANT.

We will continue Our TWENTY
PER CENT. DISCOUNT SALE
until February Ist, 1903. This will
give a chance 10 make your Holiday
Purchases OF us at the
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-08

The Press OF the County as Silent as the
Grave on Matters Pertaining 70 the
Public Interests.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-08
Kinxwood, Jan. s, 1908

This year ought to be a very
lucky one, If there is anything in
odd numbers for luck. Just look at
the combination 1909.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-08

The High Sherifs Once Battered Down
and Broke Into In Broad Daylight. Much
Property DESTROYED. but Fortunately no
Lives Lost.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-08

The sudden death of Prof. Marcus
M. Ross, Principal of the Fairmont
Normal School, at his boarding
place in that city, December a7th
leaves vacancy that will be filed
soon by the Board of Regents. In
the mean time Prof. M. c. Tough,
first assistant will act as Principal.
Prof. Ross was born and reared IN
Marion county. His death was
caused by apoplexy, brought on by
over work and rundown syste IN
which caused anaemia or blood
poisoning.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-08
THE RAMBLER
His sympathy Aroused BY tho MUIR
murings ofa Tax Ridden People.

The. Last Hours OF the Retiring County
Court Said to Have Been Made Subject
OF Spoils
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-08

"Mother" Jones was al Turn,
ton last week and addressed ne
miners at that place The o,a
Superintendent of the Merchsi I.
Coal Co., William Warner. was On
the platform with her and followed
her address with good strong one Of
his own, telling the miners some
things they needed to know and
giving it to them in plain terms.
Mr.. Warner is all right and if the
miners will attend to business and
do their part there will be no more
trouble at Tunnelton.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-08

The Court House Torn Down and Rebuilt
Without Mention.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-08

Judge Messengers Ability as a Road
Builder Questioned.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-08

The Morgantown Dominion rises
to remark that:
The Kingwood Argus carries a
line on both its editorial and loca
page which reads keep your eye
on Kingwood." The old town. does
show signs of returning animation.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-08
Reduced Prices.

We have contracted for goods
that MUST BE DISPOSED OF,
Wholesale or Retail. Come and
See this
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-08

The ss.ooo Pike that Goes Nowhere Badly
Wrecked by the Raging Waters.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-08
THE kINGNOOl NlTIONAL BANK

No. o332.
Authorized by the United states Govern.
ment TO do General Banking Business.
pursuant 90 the National Banking laws
II Opened for Business on WRDNFS
DAY, SEPT EMBER 10. 1907
We invite the public to call and sec IA
and respectfully solicit your patronage
We offer
Security Courtesy.
Accuracy Dispatch.
IRA y ROBINSON. President.
S. w FLYNN Vice President.
s. ~. WHITE Cashier.
Etxo-terss
Davis flkins lanes w Flynn.
Ira p. Robinson, Neil i. Fortney,
$. ~ White. W. ~ Davis
Vincent y. Cooke
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-08
Farms for sale.

Best stock and grain farms in The State ~
Ohio For for particulars and fee circular
address, J HARVEY,
Geneva. Ohio.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-08

The marriage of Mr.. Virgil Lee
Highland and MISC ertudeEIizabeth
Morgan was to have been the lead
ing society event OF Clarksburg last
week and elaborate preparations had
been made for it, as the ceremony
was to take place at the Baptist
church which had been msgnifcently
decorated for the occasion, but the
day before the groom vas stricken
down with typhoid fever at the home
of the bride and the ceremony was
solemnized there Wednesday even
ing with the groom lying on a couch.
They had intended 10 go TO Southern
California on their wedding trip, but
had to give il up.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-08
Mammoth Stock.

The Finest Line and Greatest
Variety of Rockers Ever Exhibited
in West Va. All viii BE Sold at
the Big Discount.
Our Big Auction only made room
for the New Goods. We cleared
out the old stock and have the
Most Complete Line Of New Goods
Now ON Our Floors that will be
Sold at 20 Per Cent from Regular
Low Prices.
See Our Nurse Rockers that net
for Only 6oc.
Large Double Cane Seated Oak
Arm Rocker for $3.50 that you
Pay O.hefs $500 for
You will Appreciate Our Efforts
TO Please You il You Will CONS
and Sec for Yourself What we Have
to Offer.
Yours truly,
]. \, ROdeheaVer { Son,
Terra Alta, West Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-08

We notice from the papers that
the Rev. Bettes of Cow Boy
Preacher Missionary Boats outh-
American Evangelist" fame or fake,
is still having lively time in the
gospel spreading business. He has
been bowed up several times by the
newspapers and now he gets dyna-
mited down at Spencer. We suppose
the parties thought a man of his
attainments should rise rapidly and
wanted him to "fall straight up, f"
consequently they placed the "1itile
early riser" under a church where
he was holding services one night.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-02
Petroleum? aanoititfer?" mum.

oqeiroIeum2 3anoitiffer2@ mum
le0e bun og faa til Manoen.
8egge rpiteoe paa s0opeoet.
aOnen faa fig ON; a6er er 10 ingen
Senge.4
oglej, Dem bar ri 6%srinbe." Seq gif
fen til ben aabenitaaenbe Sopetams
mtrO6r og pegeoe ino. &aren Gene.
Der altio ioper iom en- Sten fprit pal
Qatten, bprte eaer iaa life Def minoite
til os. Oct CT min Some, % bet CT
min 9ren9, BAN perbenne i BEN life
Seng."
De 10 9amle itob oeo 0eren og fig
geoe ~inO. 6bdo bar bet for noget
tlart, Der 6linteoe / Oeres Zine?
o6erren bGre meo oem!" iagoe ben
gomle Wano.
Seq Hog 0pnen paa min egen Senq
til6age og loo 6aanoen oippe paa
6jeoermo0rasien o9er er rart 6lpot. "
Dug. bog" tom bet fra aonen.
Ri 6aooe tore 6immelfenge mso
6olm / 8unOen." (Sluttes).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-02

6egqnOte at 6liOe tyr t Munoen pea
BAN.
o9op-pop!"
Sans Beter funpe life ipiIe en-
Bib. 9an beO barm oper belle arops
pen, og liOt eftr rejfte ban fig og git
10. 6on par meget ergerlig, tbi
3rofoit Ituloe 10 bare bait en- gruelig
% palOig Straf. Qaar ban MI tut
teOe ben I'D, itjal ben ref 6erefter
ale Sen, Der bar i @darOen. 9an
Dor iod oreo, at ban itampeoe / Sors
cen, men ban funOe MI aIigepel itfe
toale 9unOens Slayer. - @aa Iute
teOe ban 9gren op.
9an par egenttig life litter pau.
booroun 2rQfaIt oiloe opfpre Jig, naar
ban Hap M. Maaite oiloe Den for=
Iege at 6ioe BAN. - 6pao ftete MT!
6unoen for uo meD ct 6Dl al @laOe
3 famine 0u 6aooe ben genene pad
bans Sfulore, puTfeoe tam, t6rte5s
neoe BAN og Ilitfe0e BAN / AnIi9tet.
6dns Peter bleo faa for6lgfet, al
ban maatte IGtte ii9 NED, men ben
6lep beo. Den BAR aloeles uit0rIiq Al
@lnoe % piIte BAN fin @oo6eo pud
en6oer 0idooe, INN our ben mults.
Sans Yeier lar faa itib ION en- Yino,
men can beannote at bliOe unOerlig
oarm i 8rpftet. 8ilfiOf fit ban en-
5ornemmelie i 6alien, iom ON ban
Ifuloe tDeles, % Ou tog ban 5rofaIt
meO begge 99noer ON 6alien % gap
Jig til at gr9oe.
o@om Der, 3rofait," fo9be ban.
6on git ben bagSlibe itenen, tog Set
ten, bpori bans Ben laa, % MI oanz
breOe De begge al Steo til &luoes
trGmmeren. Der BAR iet8 puno.
Oct 6len iets Gre. Scr Dem tsbte
Sans Peter ire 3osres 9oGer. 0jem=
me / S0eitatfen lagoe be fig og bette
6rooerlig, linens be ItaOig faleOe FIR
%6inanben.
Gu bar be matte % glade.
Sommer7olen Itinneoe parmt, %
8luerne iummeOe. De par tratte og
%ieOni9e. De lagoe fig tilbage og faIot
mart / Sepn meO 6inanpen / Mre
meme. 9rengens 6%oio6aareOe @opeo
par boret ino I 6uneen8 iorte 9els,
- SiOen ben Dag iloges 9rofaIt al
crig mere,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-02
RQQbGT ON Hi0BIp.
No0et Oucrali, men bet bliucr
min0re me0 bUer Sag.

1iDrerne raaber ON 0l9lp.
Ser CT lite ct Organ belle eegenet, iom CT
lao int tonitrlieret.
Site ct loa ui9ti9t ior 0elbreoet.
Nprerne filtrer 9looet.
Iaur be lite 9pr bet. bliper 9lobet urent
Og f%or9iitet.
Ger tan lite pGte no9en Gunobeb, buor
Der er ior9iitet Blob.
Gp9imerter er ct al be fgrite 6e9n paa
0preuoroeu,
Set er glprerneS Roob ON NiGlp. Ypb bet.
9oon's 6ibnep Fills er Der, Der mon9ler.
&c er netop. bpob operarbeioeOe 9iDrer
rGn9er. 0e itprfer % iRtter mt gin 9}ps
rerne biGlpet Dem at 9pre it arbeioe. &c
nil aItib belbrebe etbpert 8iliGIoe al glprc=
S%p9bomne.
Mr. :. Is 6osneis, go. IA 9etroit
Street, 9o9uioblitant, Sadlon, UdA, Tiger:
Wiil Hpo imerteoe ueo Dell minolte 9lns
itrGngelie. o9 bus leg ut 6ortelelle, iors
p~lalteoe ben lig iii %9fprerne. M gtatte1
tltnoe leg lite ltnoe ell beipem 0DiIeitl1tn9,
% ON Ofor9enen par leg trgt % b~Dllelps.
SIl forifeui9e SiOer bragte ie9 92ioler, Der
par mig anbeiolet, iomt ip9te spg biGlp
men q blep lite btbre. "a ieg laa % MS
Sidney gius la1 ITO Grfet onbeiolet Al Soft
ger6iemme, pioite je9, at bet mootte uGre
ct mere en6 alminoeli9t Miooel, loa ieg
lfoieo mig Ell 2eife / g8ebb's Apotet og
bru9te bet. sitter no9le iaa @ar9rs Senpts
telie lit leg g%inOtin9 o8 blep o%erefter bel
breoet."
Gn fri 4rOue al oenne fortrinIi9e 9lpre.
0tebicilt. Der beibtebeoe DIR. 0osneis, pl
pOo 6%orlon9enoe blipe lenot pr. Yoit til ale
1ele al e 6oteneoe Stater. Stliu til
6ojtersWilburn 60, Buffalo, u. ..
,for Sal9 ale 2lpOteter. 4ris 80 @ents
pr. J ste.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-02
Gn 5pctalMp.

0tHHt QlIlptpt IpItYauI upe pau
9anoet.
9ans Yeter par en- itor 9ilo6asit
paa ii Qar. 9an par life ban9e for
no9et iom BELT pg tom oerfor ogiaa
tit / Slammeri meD 0renge, Der par q
6opeO itsrre eno BAN ietp. M}en
9ons Beter to9 line Strpg meo On.
itano og ildore0e life, foroi ban fit ct
Dunt / a9ggen eaer en- SnebolO i
Ratten. Ollie 9renge 6olOt al BAN.
Men 6ans geters 6eoite Ben 6eo
Irofait, og me0 3rofait floges Sans
Deter fun en- ensTte Sang. 0m bette
Slagsmaal Ttai Der forta1es.
3rofait Ilentreoe en- pdrm CONNER
bag omtring paa qptte % 5romme.
Den 6dOoe iopet ooen paa 6unoe=
6ufet, til Zen par gdnfte pr / 6oDeOet.
Zen 6opOe fddet Staten jaget IND /
6eniebuiet pg bapoe peret oppe ct
Haas meo Raboens Buoel. g}u 5aooe
ben intet ION belit at beitiQe % oreo
perior iom iaqt Omtring og i%nuieoe
aQe 8egne, b0or ben ingen Sing bop6e
at gore. Den tom omii0er til
Starnipanoen, Iom pigen 6apoe iat
uoen for 9|pftenDeren. 0ens gine
beannote at lpie, % 5alen itat liqe
til 9ejrs. 6oao iaa benz Der laa
ct tort Sttge6en oper paa Sfarnz
betten.
Zen fit 9enet raget ne0. Inuieoc
iii Get o9 unoeri Bgte bet ombDg9eligt.
- 3O-o! Set par ct OejtigtS te9e6en
Ru tom Sans 9eter ino / @aaroen
6dn bapbe oGret / Sfole. 9et ferite.
ben ~ppodgeoe, BAR naturligbis genet.
tfi par 3rofait ilem efter Sen. pdl
Sons Yeter enonu oerre. 6an fam
lebe ntmlig Ben / en- qammel Set.
iom lua bag Sli6eItenen, og iolgte Dem
tilaluoefrGmmeren for en2rePunOet.
Som Ia9t. Sans 9eter iua pie.
blittelig 8enet, og gjnene 6egpnote al
@itraole / 6opeoet paa BAN. Com ri
2pn itprteOe ban mob 6unoen.
o9il ou pat -. 6uno :. 3rofait
8enet . bib meo 8enet. 6ir
mep 9enetl flyer ie9."
Men SrofaIt bar Iaa ianot lite til
Sinos at aflsOere lit Oejlige Ben uOer
oioere Den Iteleoe efter Sans 9eter,
to9 9enet i i'm Itpre MunO % latte
/ oiloeIte @alop uo gennem porten
8rengen Itoo title al 5or6apielis
men Ioa ble0 ban ilDrgb. Sablen
lagbe ban neb pau Soroen. 8ogernt
oeo Sioen al, 5rGifoene igen Oeo 81.
ben at, og / naite gje6lit foripanbi
6an uo 9ennem porten, aft boao 3ems
mer % 5ei tunOe boloe.
3rofait loa / 6oitatten bag 2aoer
% gnapeoe 9enet. SPANS peter itpr.
teoe frem meo fnptteoe 99noer. Spar
Ifelote og imelote. Men bpaO gjoroc
5rofaIt. Zen tog uben DiOere gene.
/ i'm tore Muno. lob 9alen b9nge %
Iatte / ct Spring om 9usbiornet.
9ans peter itreg efter ben. Iaa be.
foeo / buns 0ats, bans Sen 9it Jon
5rommeItitter. San naaeoe Da Il
TONNE tiosnot til at Ie 8oppoD for.
ipinbe ino / SdDen gennem ct 9ul
Soften. Sans peter Iprdng lige lut
pber. Sau bar ban lige peo at falOI
at 5%Orifraffelie Ober fig ielp, fOro
Fan baooe bobet at fpringe. Sol
tunoe oare Taloen og brGtfet 4rmen
- % reOet 6uI / iine Buffer % IT'D
lit Sine og fnGttet i'm MoOers Stolen
buff. SOeoen bagleoe BAN neo a
R1ggen, men ItaOig for ban afiteo
Iom 9jafot bet 2ibet.
9aa qlanen laa 8rofait % Ilif
teOe nOt iaa pel6e6agelig Stegebenei
pa GAP set ct Rpt / Sans qeter
% ban itpO ItiGe.
oaom Iao. 9rofoit," 6egpnOte 6at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-02
DO. bans fya'r?"=
,,6an beo Sprgen M}ortenIen.@

n59, men DOG, lad ef ou 10 DOT
8ornebarns garnl" faloer 8onen in0
9egge5 gjne lplte at 9leoe. 81
egen milo Strait itrpmmeOe fra Den
begge inb oper nit Sinh og 9iorot
mig Iaa ~forun6erlig trDg pg 9lao.
men nit 9jerte bonteoe 4ele 3ioer
meb p%oloiomme Slag.
o9ur ou ret aOOt"? Ia9Oe' ManOen
Seq bar bet ri9tig 9oOt, iaaodn@
Ioarer jeg. Seq bar iaaoan en- gof
raft Some, Ri leoer Iaa Ipttelig Jam
men,"
Morten iaa til fin 9amle 6aitru.
o9i 10 IeOepe ogiau goot iummen."
a0g iaa bar ri en- lille oejlig
8reng, Iom Ri er iad glade for", peo=
blep jeg. oMen bet timber liot meo
a%entepenge og Statter."
Manoen n%itteoe, iom ban Oiloe Il
sc: oSeg tenOer bet"
8onen Itob og ioa op og neo oo
mig; o9et er unOerligt, iaaoan Jon
ou gaar tl9ot."
o5d, FABIAN gaur 8enOerne tl9o!
nu ON Stunoer, I aft 5alo FER paa
6gne!; oct er mango Qar iiOen, anas
6utierne % 9%rejelsoeiten % aft be-
anoet git at 9ruq."
o0Der ifGq2" inoIfgo Morten.
ga, bet er Der iaa mango 8enoer,
Der bar nu."
De forunoreOe fig.
o9il 5 life ie inoenfor2 bars
9ob!" bs6 jeg Og ilog uo meo 9oans
BEN.
noOor er MsOoingsn2" Ipurgte
N}orten og iaa fen oper @uarOss
plaoien.
Den bar ri uoc bagocO. uo 40
Qoooen til"
o9oooen?"
oSa, ieg bar en- oejlig COB paa II
3br. Qano / en- tor 3retdnt ND ira
@aarben."
o@aaroens2o00er CT 10 fpreote pud
81 forIteQise Stener."
ga, bet par inOer lloItiftningen;
M bar oi aae iammen Dor SorO paa
ct eaer to Steoer."
6an itoo ti6t og nitteOe oeO fig IeIO:
o3et er beore, bet er beore." Saa ret
teoe ban fig op: o9oor mango 9op=
bage bar ou til @aaroen2"
Der er ingen 6oooage Der til
@aarben."
Seq mener Serre8doroen."
yQaa6. Get er forbi meO 6oneriet
fer mango Mar Iioen. Seq er Setoejer
og er Hae iaa ri % ielOItanOi9 en-
Uiano iom 6erremdnoen."
9ans 9jne aabneoe fig brit og 9l6z
oeoe op. oGr bet ianOt2"
Set er ale ggnoerne Der i Soanet
nu."
0an itirreoe paa mig meO en- e9en
opb @laoe.
&onen. Der Itaoig iaa fig forunoret
ON, fpurgte, bOor 9renofarmen %
9ippen par blebue at. Seq oplnite
6enoe ON. at ben gamle iteniatte 8rpno
bar forioun0en for 40 2(ar iioen; MI
6dpoe ri en- muret 8reno meo pumpe
= bet bar ben life 5ernpoit oer6enne.
SUN fad op paa S~tue6uiets Gag.
sea IDnes, bet er 3aoleIten, bu bar
t9ttet meo."
o8et er bet p9Iaa."
oqlorig 6ar jeg bog tenot Ma9e!"
o8u Tar CLIENT at irtte R%egnebraOz
ter unber 0inouerne", bem9rteoeMorz
ten.
oRei, hi bar 3intrenoer unoer Tag
Itagget, De er meget beore."
s @du9en ~for6obieoe8 De BED at L
ben rs6e Qmpel, Der bang neo ira
qoftet; men rent GAIT bleo bet, oa
ieg lutteoe Stueoeren op. Og bun fit
ie bet bele ~gultoplpite Rum meo 9ar=
oiner og Mebler / ct Sun.
oNei, nei", bOiiteoe bun og tnugeoe
fig ino til Mdnben, bet er pitt rent
gait ilel; bu tan tro, bet er NOT 6errez
manoens, pi er TONNE inb 6os."
Rel, bet er rigtig not" foriitreoe
ieg benoe. nSoaoan ier be flefte
genoerituer I'D nu ON Stunber."
o6uaO er Del for en- Snoretnin92"
Del er ct alaoer. en- SpiGetdsie."
Sea Ilog ct BAR 5oner an meb pe9es
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-04-04
The City Grocery for breakfast
naroo1c
Ungallant Fellow.

saw her i'll the ballroom,
A figure most devine,
A shape that Venus might have envied,
Superb in every line.
saw her at the seaside;
The contrast made me sigh,
cannot help believing now
That Figures" often lie.
There is a case, however, where figures
do not lie, and they tell the story relative
to the business being done everywhere
by the company presenting the laughable
comedy, IA Wise Woman" which will
be presented in this city in the near flu
ture, and the management wonders "why
this comedy like kind words and bald
heads never dye"
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The Topography of Washington.
(rron Evergreen.l

(From Eyergreen)
The Okanogan mountains of the north
ern tier of counties in the state are formed
ofrocks called GRANTEES and schists. These
rocks are of unknown origin, and of un-
known but certainly of great age.
Rocks of the same general sort conssi-
tute most of the Occur d'Alene and Bitter
Root mountains in Idaho, the Moscow
mountains, and Kamiah, Steptoe and
Cottonwood Buttes. They also Fof1n a
continuous system of rocks beneath the
superficial formations intervening be
tween these elevated regions. They were
at one time the actual surface of the en-
tire country. The mountains existed
where they do now, but between there
was wide and deep basin-like valley,
occupying all of the central and south
eastern part of Washington and the adj
joining part of Idaho. This was before
the rocks now occupying the surface of
this region were formed.
The climate at this time was warm.
The low-lands were covered with lux
uriant vegetation and there were many
lakes, especially along the eastern side of
the site of the Cascades. large amount
of sediment was deposited in those lakes,
filling them up and burying a large
amount of decayed vegetation. The lay
+ of4z Ie
and the interstratiied vegetable matter
was transformed into coal Thus were
the coal beds at Clealum and Rosslyn
formed.
A long time after this terrible calam-
ity happened to the country. The earth
split in places, from some unknown
cause, and melted rock began to we'll out
of the assures in enormous quantities and
overflow the surrounding country. By
the time the overflow had hardened an
other took place. Thus the entire low
lands were filled with lava. The molten
rock flowed up valleys, where it came in
contact with the mountains, surrounded
isolated peaks SO as to convert them into
islands of solid rock in a sea of liquid
rock. So great was the deluge that it
not only covered all of central and south
eastern Washington and most of northern
Idaho, but it flowed south throughout
eastern and central Oregon and even into
northern California. In Washington it
covered the old land surface 1000 and
5000 feet deep. Its hardened and disin-
tegrated surface forms the land on which
we now live. The animals and plants ex.
listing before the lava food lived, then,
several thousand feet below us, and their
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