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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-15
Card of Thanks.

We desire to express our sincere ap-
Topeka friends who so willingly came
to our relief at the burial of our son
and brother, Ernest r. Vail, Sunday
January II.
MR. AND MRS. B. ". VAIL.
OTIS VAIL.
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Laura Biggar's Partners Sentenced

Freehold. n j., Jan. 15.-Dr. Hendricks
and former Justice of the Peace Stanton.
convicted Of conspiracy to secure the en-
tire estate of Henry NJ. Bennett, a wealthy
resident of Putsburg. were today SEN
fenced to two years and six months i'm
Drisonment each.
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Range Of Prices on STOCK.

FURNISHED by J. E Call. Commissions
Grain. Provisions: Cotton and Stocks
OTice ITO West Sixth street. Telephone
4s6. Correspondent Christie Grain and
Stock Co. Kansas City. Mol
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Kansas City, Jan. Is.
Omen High I.nw Close YES
Range OF Prices

FURNISHED by J. E. Gall. Commissions
Grain, Provisions. Cotton and Stocks.
Office 10 West Sixth street. Telephone
1855 Correspondent Christie Grain and
Stock Company. Kansas City, Mol
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New YORK Money Market.

New York Jan. 5.-Noon-MONEY-
Money on call steady. at per cent; prime
mercantile paper, 5d51k per cent: sterling
exchange steady, with actual business in
bankers bills at S4S5SzD4.s7 for demand
and at s4.831zG4S3sz for 50 days; posted
rates. s4s41z and s4S715a4SS; commercial
bills, s. SOS "A S37s.
SILVER-Bar silver, 47S4c; Mexican dol
lars, 37szc.
BONDS Government bonds steady. To-
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packers, Sc. 1905 so; butchers ss.5oass5.
SHEEP-Receipts today $500 head.
Market higher. Natives, $4Ood4. 80: lambs.
81 7596- 20; Texans 81 7ods. 20.
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Opening Sessions Wednesday at
the State House.
LARGE ATTENDANCE.
Promises to Excel Anything in
Boards History.
Papers Read at Last Nights
Meeting.

The thirty-second annual meeting of
the Kansas state board of agriculture
IS in progress. Meetings are being held
IA the council chamber of the city hall
in day time, and at Representative hall
&c night.
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Ranaaa CITY Grain

FURNISHED by J. E. Gall, Commissions
Grain, Provisions, Cotton and Stocks
Office 10 West Sixth street. Telephone
4s6. Correspondent Christie Grain and
Stock Company, Kansas City, Mol
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Wool Market.

ST. Louis No. Jan. 5.-WOOLzMarket
unchanged Territory and western medi-
ums, 17Q19c; fine, I3d1sc: coarse, z1Sd17c.
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Toneka Hide Drarkat

To-eka, Jan. Is
Prices paid in Topeka this week based
on Boston quotations
GREEN SALT CURED NO. l........ 7lLo
GREEN SALT CURED NO. 2...-......6 $50
NO. TAILOW -..............-..........5 iz1
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FURNISHED by the A G. Goodwin Commits
sion company, Commission Merchants
and receivers and shippers of grain.
Room No. g. Columbian building. indie
pendent telephone 1881
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Z D. , q
NJ F Ga Z AND VEGETABLES.
Furnished by w. Q. Anderson & Co.
NGEs-California Washington ma
sizes, s2.75; California budded fruit, $500
LEMONS $50 size. $3.50.
GRAPES-Malaga, owing to quality, S5.5o
676O0 per Dbl
VA BANANAs- s4as5kc per h.. ana run.
ming from SL75Q2.25 per bunch
APPLES Quotations per barrel: iona.
thans $500; Roman Beauty, So 25d350.
Winesaps, $3.00Q3-75: Ben Davis g. 5O6f2. Is:
Missouri Pippins. $500; York Imperiais.
'0i TARIE -Kav5-vauev Aoa
45c per bu.: Minnesota Burbanls, CSC; Min
nesota Rural, Csc; Colorado Pearl, CSC; Col
u SWEEP 'POTATOES-s5c per bu.
> w l-l- = VEGETABLES ~
Observation-Disclosures Holland, s1.25 per
-'S onions Spanish onions. Sis per crate;
Kansas grown, I5c per bu.; Wisconsin red
WA Wax s''HS ANs|6oa75c per IS bu box,
OYSTERS-New York count. &c pei
can; extra select: S5c per can standard.
25c per can. bulk. standard, per gallon.
$40; bulk, extra, select, sl-75 per gallon.
CELERY California blue RIBBON, soc per
doz-; California jumbo, 7Oc per dozen.
RIES-Jerseys, s1o.OOaI0.25 per
bill per standard box 50 60
HicESORY NUTS-S1.10 per bu
PECANS-U Unpublished &c ID; polished
&c D3R8TEs-Fair. 4sza5c ID; Fard. sasho
pe c.o1c1oANUTs-ss. per sack: Soc per
'HItO51NEY-Colorado. 24-rack cases. 81 So
BUTTER. EGGS. POULTRY
BUTTER-Country, 15c.
EGGs-Candled. loss off. zoe; case count
POULTRY-Hens, nc h.: ROSTERS 75o
each; ducks, TIC ID; geese, &c h.: turkeys
11lkc III. live spring chickens. 7isc b.
PRAIRIE HAY-By .ss.ooa7 "A
PRAIRIE HAY-By. ton (baledJ -. 81 "a
PRAIIsIE HAY Qoosel ..;.-------. s5.50q6N
ALFALFA HAY-Baled. per ton......Si2 05
STRAW per ton .-----.-.-.-.......-....S5 W
Market very dull
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Music--Auld lang syne.
HAYDEN.


Correspondence OF The Argus.
The health OF our community Is good.
a small child OF John cramer's got
badly scslded last week.
Dorr Feather expects TO build a fine
house in the near future.
Harvey Feather will move on the Frank
Rodeheaver farm before long.
Scott Feather completed a large barn
Ter Dady Jake Feather recently.
J. w. childs made flying trip to
Whetsell Monday OF this week
great many of our people attended the
Quarterly Meeting at Aibriehts Sunday
We understand tina, n NJ. Hayden of
kingwood viii move back to his farm In
the spring.
Jas. Feather aud daughter. went 20
Smiihfeld. Pa. Saturday 20 attend the
funeral Of relative.
Some one has made a raid on the dogs OF
our vicinity. II is good thing for the
people, but not for the dogsS
Horatio Trcmbly. who has been working
at divers MilI's for the past eight months
has come home for the winter
Every thng IS moving wen in ibis com
munity all we need is a few more Industries
and railroad np Cheat river.
Miss Iosephene Feather who has been
attending school at Terra Alta is home
now on account OF the scarlet fever.
j.. w, Childs has contracted with Elmer
Wilson to move his saw mill on his place
soon to saw his large tract Of timber.
Walter Forman has corps OF men at
work now cutting timber. The Forman
Bros. OF near Bruceton, have the contract
Tor the saving. and Will move their mill
here IN few weeks.
Tbs mail boxes along ihi, route seem 10
meet with great many accident from some
cause. We hope the unlawful chap will
take the hint and not bother this property
ans further.
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Deaths DoIngs.

Died. at bis home near Valley Point. on
November a. 1923. Abner Liston. aged
about Ca years lie had been sick about
two months with iaundicc The funeral
was held next day at 1920 a. m and was
conducted by Rev. I. X. Faulkner. The
burial took place at the Forman cemetery.
A lsrge crowd Of friends and neighbors
attended the services.
The deceased leaves widow and four
children by former marriage His FIRST
wife was Hudie Graham. and they were
married 10 1863. BY her he had FIVE chill
dren four still living as follows: Frank
and Eben Liston. and Mrs. Charles Spiker
and Mrs. Hannah Harmed Mr.. Lislon was
soldier OF the Rebellion aud enlisted IN
Company o. Sixth West Va. Infantry. IN
the fall Of 1861 and served TN the close OF
war. His FIRST wife died in 1889 or 81 and
he married Phene Wolf. TO this union no
children we're born.
The deceased was highly respected
citizen OF sterling business qualifications
and held the confidence OF the entire com.
Fnunity for honest aud fair dealing with his
fellow-men. He was cousin to John A.
Liston OF Kingwood
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WALNUT HILL.

Correspondence OF the Argus
Or. w. NJ. Siyey. OF Morganfown. was
here on hunting expedition this week.
There is rumor that the coal works az
Atlantic will shut down IN a short time.
Rev. c n. Lakin preached an excellent
sermon at No. last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Lizzie Young Of corinth. and her
daughter Mrs. Celia Miller are visiting
relatives here.
The bad weather has interfcred with the
completion Of the new bridge over Brushy
Fork
Gordon Garner Is out agaio. after two
weeks confinement to the house with a
malignant carbuncie on his neck.
Joe Garner. youngest son Of w. scott
Garner. shot bis FIRST Wild turkey last week
and Is very proud Of the capture.
The repairs on no. school house are
completed and we are now wanting one Of
those teachers who passed the late ex-
animation az Terra Alta
AsurveJing corps has been at work here
recently. making their headquarters at Ezri
1eet's. As usual. they did no, know any
thing about what they we're doing.
on Monday evening George s. Hartman
called At w. Scott Gamers and presented
him with nice TAT wild turkey. being the
third which Mr.. Hartman had no, on the
premises. Mr. Garner. who has been sick
Tor couple Of weeks was quite pleased
over the matter. and says u Is the FIRST time
such thing has occurred in the twenty
years he has-1iycd here. Que man shot
eighteen turkeys here last fall and another
shot the best sheep on the isrm this fall.
but neither Of them ever called az the
house Of offered 30 much as a feather from
one Of The turky wings alihoug the turkeys
live and faston on The crops raised on the
place.
Ink.
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L. ;. Sspp and Or. A. C. Ssslnaker Of
rannei'on, were here yesterday on business.
wANrED--yos 10 know that thing Of
beauty Is a JOY forever. Have your photo
graph made at once by Martin 4 Carroll.
Save SO cents by leaving your order for
barrel of White Satin aoav 10 be deliver. d
from car I, has no Superior
THE SHAPES & BsowS Co.
ordsss taken a, The Argus Book and
Stationery Store fos the Ladies' Home
Journal. woman's Home Companion, the
Youths compsnion or any other publication
you want.
The firm Of Gibson Brothers at Tunnel
ton have splendid stock Of really valuable
and useful goods for the holiday trade this
year Sec their big double column ad in
this paper and 80 after ,ha, IS gold piece
l.. NJ. Albright has big holiday opeainr
OF handsome goods aud gifts Of all kinds At
his store a, the old stand ON the corner
tomorrow aud every day after that. Read
his big ad in this paper aud give him cali.
WANTED - We wan, live. honest.
capable teacher, to reprcseu, US as special
and general agents. Can do the work
while teaching. Send name and address.
Central Publishing Company,
Manchester. Ohio.
The Terra Alta Schools are closed ON
account Of the prevalence OF scarlet fever
among the pupils. There were several
cases and Dr.. J. NJ. King OF this place,
President Of the Board Of Health of the
county. went over aud Investigated The
matter and decided to close the school and
nip the disease IA the bud before il became
epidemic.
A meeting for the p:2pose of organizing
Sabbath School VIII be held at the
Pleasant Grove Presbyterian church ON Sun.
day afternoon. December 18TH. at o'clock.
All persons who are interested in s. S. work
in this neighborhood are most earnes,l, in
vised to meet with us. Immediately follow
ing this meeting. at p. m. the regular
preaching service will be held. +.
During this month aud until January IS,
1904. we will send free one OF our sample
demijohus of pure rye whiskey or wine tss
perfered) with each order Of four or more
quarts OF our seven-year old pure rye
whiskey as advertised in this issue Our
whiskey is the best you can get for medicinal
use. Send in your orders early.
JoHS J. STUMP s. Co..
Cumberland, Md.
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The New Catholic Church.

The Catholics had = holiday OF some
kind Tuesday and several from here went
TO church out At Howesviiie They are
getting ready 70 build a church in Kingwood
next spring. They held q meeting At the
Hotel Gordon here recently and discussed
The matter and made up a list Of over sixty
members Of that church who would attend
here. S. A Pratt has offered TO give lot
for the purpose bot the location has not
been decided upon yet. The Italian colony
IN town arc pushing the matter As they eli
belong 70 that church. They are taking
Of building a stone church When u Is
completed they expect TO Get priest 10
divide his time and services bctween- the
church here and at Howesville
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Items OF Interest.

From The Morgantown Post
w. r. Shafer who is teaching school In
Preston county spent Saturday and Sunday
With his family on Front street.
VIM. Shaw and Fred westerman. OF
kingwood. returning from Uniontown.
spent few days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Y. Bishop came over
from Kingwood Thursday to spend Thanks
giving with friends. They returned home
this afternoon.
O. 5. Walls. prosperous farmer OF
Pisgah, was Ia the city yesterday to meet
Ciarksburg man concerning some coal
property owned by the former.
During the football season Of 1904. taking
Thanksgiving day as the end of the season,
fourteen players we're killed and fifty seri.
ousiy injured. During the season OF 1907
fifteen deaths resulted.
Carrie Nation Is 10 appear in conneiis.
Vile as character in Zen Nights in Bar
room" After Carrie appears ten minutes
IN bar room IL usually looks like second
hand junk shop
j. II. Freeland and wife Of the First
ward who have resided here the past year,
left this morning for Terra Alta whese they
will make their future home Mr.. FreeIaud
is carpenter by trade and has been in the
employ OF Bloom and Hartman during hts
stay here.
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L. RIP. GRIMES. teacher
Masontown, w. Va, Dec. 7, 1903.


To the Directors of kingwood Academy.
Gentlemen for reasons though sufii.
Gent, did not report my visit 10 the diiicr.
ent departments Of the school the first
month, though each was visited according
TO your rule. One item which should have
been reported the FIRST month is the purchase
by the school Of flags and bunting sufficient
TO decorate the building the day of the I'M
yelling of the Soldiers Monument. The
entire purchase amounted to 50 90 and the
amount COLLECTED in each room and handed
20 me by the teachers was as follows Miss
Murdoch, sos, Miss Goodwin, 81 90, Miss
cobvn, sI.77. Mr.. Hundley, sI.os, and
High School, sI.6s Tins sum paid to
Mr.. A. b. Nccrum for the flags and hunt
ing. All was carefully taken down after
the unwilling and slowed away in the
academy as the property Of the school.
In my judgement the school Is doing good
work, though 10 some respects we nope for
improvement. The pupils seem to be in
teresled and the teachers seem 70 have the
work we'll in hand. and best Of all there
seems to be good will between The teachers
and pupils. As yet, there arc no contagious
diseases reported, aud the attendance Is
good in all departments except recently
because Of colds. For the two months past
there have been bat few cases Of corporal
punishment reported, and such rs we're re-
ported, fully approve The numbsr en-
rolled in each department Is as follows I,
First Primary 4S, Second Primary 90. First
intermediate 50, Second intermediate ~,
Grammar 90. High School zs. total zoz
Respectfully submitted,
MARY S. HOLDEN,
Principal.
Kingwood, w Va, Dec. TO- 1000.
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zAR IorrINGs

ZAR IOTTlNCS.
Correspondence OF The Argus
Our sick are improving.
Victor cupp has gone back TO Addison.
Pa,
Mrs, 5. A. Kelly is visiting her son John
Q. Kelly
Militia Feather has returned from Mt.
braddock, Pa.
Bruce Deal was a, Friendsvllle on bust.
ness Monday.
John Spiker OF -fareiton. was hunting In
our Vicinity last Friday.
David Mason was visiting his home folks
at Alton Saturday and Sunday.
odis spiker OF pruceton, was calling on
friends here Saturday aud Sunday.
Charley Rcxrosd OF Morgans Glade. was
a business caller here last Friday.
A number OF our people attended preach
Ing at the Vale school house last Sunday
Mrs. Jonathan Splker and son Marshall.
were visiting Mrs. Emory Cupp OF Clifton
Mills.
Elihu Miller moved his family from
Cuxxart to his new home near here Tues.
day.
The people OF Cherry Grove school house
are making arrangements TO have Christ.
mas tree.
Mrs. ). Frank Kelly aud son Ralph aud
Miss Alice tuscman were visiting friends
In the Sugar Valley settlement
James McGinnis OF Brandonvlle the
boss butcher" helped Howard Hileman
10 butcher his hogs last Wednesday.
w. A. Guseman OF Morgantown was
visiting his father Isaac Guseman aud other
relatives here few DAYS the past week.
Earl Spker who has been teaching
school near Hopewell the past month,
came home Saturday 10 visit his parents
MIR, aud Mrs. Geo. e. Spiker OF this place.
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night. to the Masonic Lodge Of this place.
on the occasion Of his being made a Master
Mason by Preston Lodge No. 90. The
members certainly spen, pleasant evening
and did ample justice TO the maeuiheen,
spread set before them, which was served in
abundance. Bliss Mecrum presided at the
piano aud helped with the entertainment bv
PLAYING aud Singing some college songs aud
rag time music. Handsome menu and
toast cards were at each plate with the
following printed thereon:
Preston Lodge No. 90.
December ?, 1905.
w. G. Cooley raised to the sublime degree
of Master Mason.
''Or ever the silver cord or loosed or The
golden bowl be broken or the pitcher be
broken at the Fountain"
MENU
ist Course. and. Course. ard Course.
Entered Feliowcrsft Master Mason
Apprentice Sandwiches. Oysters
Soup. Rolls. Olives. Turkey.
Crackers. Cold Slaw. Butter Biscuits.
Pickles. Celery. Fruit. Fruit Salad.
Oxygen Waters. Coffee. Ice Cream. Cake.
Water. Double. s,reu,,h Coffee
--rOASrS.-
Toastmaster,
Rufus Holden.
How Should Masoas Meet.
+. p. Albright.
How Should Masons Act,
DIR. J M. King.
How Should Mason Part,
J. h. Ford.
Masonry and Christianity.
Rev. II. G. Howard.
Masonry end',he Law,
A. b. Mccrum.
Masonry--Animaie aud Inanimate,
J. Sldell Brown.
Music--Auld Lang syne.
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Bankruptcy Notice.

In the matter Of Ia
Frank Stansbcrry Bankrnp Bankruptcy
TO the creditors Of Frank Stansberry Of
kingwood IN ibe county Of Preston and
District Aforesaid = bankrupt
Notice Is hereby given that on the sfsf
daX 81 N0vcmbcr 1000 tho said Frank
Stahsberry was duly ad)udicafcd bankrupt
spd The FIRST meeting Of his creditors. viii
be held in my Office in SommervHio Build
ING on Main street IN Grafton. West
virginia, on The "a day 81 December, 1904.
at O'Clock n. M. az which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their claims.
appoint trustee. examine the bankrupt
and transact zuch other business as NAV
properly come before The said meeting.
=. SUwnERvndK.
Referee ~ Bankruptcy
RpFUs HOLDEN
Attorney for Bankrupt
kingwood W Va
Dec. I9o3.7t'&z IS.
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Settle.

Aii persons knowing themselves indebted
70 the undersigned by book account or note,
VIII please call on me al Valley Point aud
settle same on or before December ~. 1909.
Also the books and notes Of Gibson Bros.
arc IN my hands for settlement. After
December ~, al accounts will be placed
out for collection. Thanking al patrons
for past favofs, we remain,
THURMAN w. GIBSON.
Valley Point. W. Va.
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Renning like mad down tho street damp.
ing the occupants, or a hundred other
accidents are every day occurrences. n
hcho0ycs everybody to have n reliable
Salye handy aud there none a. good AZ
bucklcn Arnica Salvc. Furns Cuts. Sores,
tctcma ana Piles. disappear quickly under
ifs soothing effect
acc. at ]. a. Icnhart's. Kingwood The
Cooke supply Co., u Howesviiic. IrOna
Supply Co. Irona
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AutumnaI Alliances.

Wilson sigier %. Florence NJ. Phillips rs.
Frank Rohr az. Mary Naumann a.
Peter Ppieiewski a., Mary zucbowski g.
William J. Reed a.. Florence Dcahl 20.
a w. Wilhelm a. Rosie Cunningham "a
Rohr born in Austria and the Two uupro.
nouncabie names are from Russia and
Germany, and Reed from Barbour county.
The others are all natives Of Preston
county
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Pr.s.an County soAaal Rspor.s.

Report OF the Center school OF Pleasant
district. for the month ending Novembc,
soth. Martha Gibson, teacher. Pupils en-
rolled boys ~. girls 10 total a.; average
daily attendance girls ?, boys .. total 10
| per cent OF attendance boys 60. girls %
Those present every day Carl Smith. War
rem Peaslec, kiet Forman. Lessie Liven
good. okcy Ringer. Charles Cisner. Ida
Pearl Ringer
Report OF the Sugar Valley school. No. &
OF Pleasant district. for the month ending
November soth. Mary Gibson. teacher.
Pupils enrolled girls Al. girls n. total az;
average daily attendance girls = boys o
total 10; per cent of daily attendance girls
So. boys %. Names OF pupils present every
day. Rebecca Miller. Fanny ana Grace
jenkins. Farley. Alva D.. Alva ]. and Otis
Ltston Pratt Graham. Percy. Willie and
Walter Bishop.
Report OF Freeland school. Portland dis.
trict. for the month ending November s7th,
Lloyd NJ. Stempie, teacher. Number OF
pupils enrolled. girls ?. boys .. rotal IS
per cent OF daily attendance 80 Those
Arnold. Ethc Auman, Sylvia Whitehair and
Jessie Freeland.
Report OF the Mt. Nebo school. No. 4 OF
Pleasant district for the month ending
November azth lisa Gibson. teacher.
Pupils enrolled girls 10. boys as total as:
average daily attendance girls 8. boys u.
total "a; per cent Of daily attendance. girls
n. I.s.s4o
Dora Cress, May Walls, Ethel Jenkins.
May Dillow, StanIe, Clark. Troy Cunning
ham. Albert Christopher Herman Dillow
aud Everett Jenkins
Report Of the Primary room of Mason
town school for the month ending Dec. 4,h.
Number Of pupils enrolled boys 40, girls IS,
total IS; average daily attendance "a; per
cent Of daily attendance 81. Those present
every day, Ola Menear, Lizzie Pyles. Laura
aud Florence Hartley, Nellie Graham,
Martha White. Noah Pyles. Paul Lemon.
Gilbert cupp, Leland Menear. Ode aud
Charles Shatfer. Carl Watson. Fay Scott,
Ferris and Lynn Taylor.
Lucy MAE ORR, teacher.
Report Of the Principals room of the
Masoniow9 school for The month ending
December 4th. Number Of pupils enrolled
boys I9, girls 70, total ga; average daily
attendance zS; per cent Of daily attendance
SO. Those present every day, George Wat
son, III Higgins, Guy aud Wayne Scott,
Jesse Pyles, Ola Graham. Harry McAillen.
Ode Roby, Stanley McMillen. Myrtle and
Hazel Lemon, Lessye Scott. Edna Watson,
BeuIah aud Gladys Spydef
Patrons are invited to give us a call. Time
Is precious we know, but we must remem.
her tina, the world Is only saved by the
breadth Of the school children. Success
which is the great highroad OF human
welfare lies along the old highway of deter.
mina,ion, l will find way or make one.
Every period of life has its peculiar
temptations. Bat youth is The time when
we are most likely to be ensnared This Is
the forming, fixing period, the spring season
of disposition aud taking permanent shape
for good or evil. We as teachers can not
do all for the pupil that ought TO he done
Cooperation is the key that uniocks the
secret Of the little heart aud cxpeis The
troubles tina, pupils encounter on the royal
road TO success.
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-reaehols. DIslfIe, ia.alaIes wIII ), hsIa
stockholders Meeting.

The annual stockholders meeting Of the
Function Bank Of Tunnellon. W. Va.
will be held At lie banking house. Tuesday.
Jan. -. 1905 a. 3 D. m, for The purpose Of
eleeilng directors Tor tho following year.
JOIN J. McconK. IT,.
Sc $50 Cashier.
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We have seven.y.hvc choice lots lefi In
The Hartley Addition. also a few ono, two
and FIVE acre tracts Price sax to $50 per
Dot. Terms 10 suit YOU. Call on o. address
The Hauieys, y. r. Lemon or l.. W. Cobun.
Masontown, w. Va.