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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-01
NOliCiaS de hoy.

elemento obrero esta distanciado de los
hOmbres que dirije ell seflor OsValdO
AbriI.
En- Camoy quedar6 constituida en-
estos dfas la Junta local de SUni6n de
Puerto Rico.1 Probablemente serS
reelegido don LaurentinO Estrella.
Ell importante Vecino de Quebra-
dillas. don Agustfn Maria Alvarez. que
permanece alejado de Las Iuchas poIfti-
cas-. apOya decididamente Ia candidatu-
ra de don Laurentino EstreIla para
AlcaIde de Camuy. EI sefI0r Alva-
rez es una persona culta y de valer en-
aquellOs cOntornos. en- donde cuenta
con infuenciRs.
-Visit6 esta capital ell sefIor Bone
ia. Juez Municipal de Arecibo. quien
tuVim0s ell gust0 de saludar.
Sc encuentra enfermO en- ArecibO
un niIo del senior Pedro Aldrey, fiscal
de aQuella Corte. Lo lamentamos. y
deseamos su pronta meiorIa.
Las cosas en- San Lorenzo han me-
dorado mucho. Sc han enviadO & la
carcel muchOs honbres que pertur-
baban Ia paz ptblica.
Ell se1or Enrique Fritze, socio CO.
manditario de Ia casa Sues. de Fritze,
Lundt d Co., muy cOnocida en- ests
isla. establecera en- Hambnrgo una
importante casa de Comisiones.
Ell partido republicsno de Areci-
DO esta dividido en- dos grnpos, uno
dirije ell seflor Martinez Rosell6, Y otro
que inspira ell doctor Pagani.
La Corte de GuSyama sera insta-
lada en- una casa propiedsd de don
Joaquin Villodas Curet en- Ia Gale del
Comercio. 81 local es bueno. ell ST.
ito centrico.
La Corte de Aguadilla es la que
mas ha trabsjadO en- ell mes de
Julio. debilo al cello actividad del
sefIor Juez de distrito. don Arturo
Aponte.
Para la plaza de AIcalde de Areci-
bo suena ell nombre de don Manuel
Perez Avil6s. y para. Juez Municipal
los Sres. Bonet8 y don jose Ices Go
mez.
Sc asegura~por esta ciudad que Sc
ha separado del partido republ cano en-
Gusyams, ell obrerO sen 5r Luis Text
dor Ortiz.
Los republicanos que Sc han sepa-
radO de la colectividad en- Guayama
son muchos. Y todos, seg6n Sc infor-
ma, han ingresado en- la SFederaci6n
Libre.1
-Parece que ell Alcalde de Guaya-
ma, sefIor Lugo Wins. hace props gan
da en- contra de Ia SFederaci6n Libre, ,
hacienda Manifestations de temer
exista alIf una question rsza. Nuestros
nformes son que no existe NADIA de clio
en- aqueIla localidad. La verdad pare
ce ser que Ell Alcalde Vifla sus ami
gos, tienen una gran oposici6n por
parte del pueblo. Este no est6 con
tento con Ia administration actual de
squella villa.
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En- el vapor eCoamo0 embarcar5
para los Estados Unidos ell Sr. Manuel
Argueso, que, ha terminado su litigiO
con la casa comercial de esta ciudad
Sres. Mullenhoff & Korber. 81 sefIor
Argieso seguira visje para Europa.
En- el distrito de Aguadilla exis-
ten mas de tres mil cuerdas de algod6n
sembradas, y se activa muchO este cul-
two.
"A mediados del mes de Agosto
una vez que Sc haya ceIebrado en- Pom
ce Ell meeting unionista para Ia cons
tituci6n defnitiVa de la Junta local de
aquella ciudRd, saldra para los pueblos
de Juana Diaz y COamo. ell sefor Ma
tienzO Cintr6n. Despu6s seguira via
je para Gusyama, en- donde igualmen-
tie SO constituira una Junta local.
Don Carlos Lebrdn importante
propietario de VieQues, Sc encuentra
en- esta Capital en- negocios.
-Ha regresado de Ia isla. en- donde
ha estado ausente aIgunos dfas. el se-
nor don Juan r. Baiz, representante
especial de Gel Sol.o Companfa de Se-
guros sobre Ia vida, del Canada.
Al emeeting0 que celebraran los
unionistss On Ponce ssistir6n los Sres.
del Vale, CamufIas y Zeno Gambia.
-Dentr0 de muy breves d1as hara
Mr.. Wilcox los nombramientOs de los
empleados que han de auxiliRrle en- las
pr6ximas faenas electorales.
Los trabajos de Ia carretera de
Yabucoa & Arroyo empezaran muy en-
breVe, teniendo ell departamento de
Obras P6blicas Ia suma de veintey Gin
CO mil dollars en- presupuesto para
ellos. Los Sres. Camufias, Antonio S.
Alcaide Y Carlos Mac Comick, han to-
madO mucho inter6s porque Sc activen
esOs trabsjos.
Sc de como SECURE que no ser6
reelegidO para el ConsejO Executive ell
senior don jose de Guzm6n Banftez.
La seflora dofIa Dolores Martinez
viuda de Romero. ha trasladsdo su ho-
tel & Ia calIe de Ruiz BeIvis en- Caguas,
On donde sigue contando con numerc-
sos amigos que Ia protegen.
En- Cayey SO levanta Ia Union rO-
busta y cOmpuesta de elementos Valio-
SOS de aquella localidad. Muy en- bre-
We sera cOnstituida una Junta local.
Los elementOs polfticos 0ue dirije
ell sefIor Menendez de Msysgtiez. han
dirijido una communication al directo-
rio de su partido. llamandole la aten-
ci6n acerca de ciertos dctalIes de que
Sc quejan. De no acceder & sus de-
seos SO asegura que Sc declararfan des-
ligsdos de todo compromise con Ia CO.
lectiVidad. Parece que los polfticos
que dirijen Ia polftica en- San Juan
spoyan al sefior Fajardo y q sus ami
gos. y Ia fracci6n Men6ndez cuenta con
la inmensa mayor1a en- el distrito mu-
nicipal de Msyagdez.
Ell se6or don jose Rafols y otros
elementos republicanos han tenido una
reunion en- Aguadills, para YER de zan-
jar ciertas diferencias poIfticas. 81
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FL prObIema agrariO
en- AndaIuCia,
ESpa1a.
Ell SENIOR MORET PRESENTO
UNA SOLUGION.

Madrid. Julio 10.-El seflor Moret
anunci6 en- el Congreso su anunciada
Interpolation sobre ell problema agra-
rio en- AndRluc1a.
Compare la situaci6n de los campos
sndsluces con los de Italia hace- algu-
nos amos. LIS crisis esta planteada por
la escasez de production, la ausencia
del capital y la escasez obIigada de jor-
males, pues ell conflictO pesa igusl sobre
ell obrero que sobre ell terrateniente.
Present6 como soluci6n estos tres
elementOs: la cooperation. los medios
de communication y ell cr6dito sgrfcoIa.
LIE cOntest6 ell sef1or Maura que eli
gobierno necesitaba en- ell asunto la
ayuda de todos.
La lIsmada eVoluci6n territorial no
serfa en- el momento un remediO.
En- cuanto & Ia repoblaci6n de los
campos. como Ia vida agraria va unida
& la de los Municipios, no SO podra
c0nseguir sin una profunda reforma de
la ley municipal.
Ademas- dice-hemos presentadO
Leyes como Ia del cultivo de aIgod6n,
alcoholics. transportes, csminos Vecina-
les, ferrocarriles secundarios, ensenan-
"a agrfcola. etc.
Sc han alberto concuFsos.
Los Sindicat0s agrfcclss, como no
hay tempo, Sc implantaran por de-
creto.
Y. por dltimo. el Gobierno har6
cuant0 sea possible para remediar Ell
NAL.
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En- Rio-Grande aIIegan
fOndO con fines
rGligiOSOS.
La Junta EsGOIar ha pTGsentadO
su pEOpl0Sta para masstrOS.
de maestro Coaresponao1. J


Julio 3O.-Habiendo sido nombrado
Tesorer0 de Ia Junta EscoIar don Fer
nando Garcia y Berries, tomara pose
sion de su cargo en- Ia semana pr6xi-
ma.
Las tradicionaIes fiestas de Santa
60 SO han celebrado este afio en- 81 po-
bladO de LOLA. con gran animaci6n
durando variOs dfas los festeios que
ameuizaba una buena orquesta.
Entire otros actos hubo fiestas reli-
glosas, procession cfvica, carrera de ca
ballos : bales.
La concurrencia de torasteros. nu-
merosa.
"A iniciativa de respetabIes perso-
mas de esta localidad Sc IIevaran & ca
90 veladas y bales para allegar fon-
dos con que reparar ell edifcic del pue-
bio que slrve de Igiesia Cat6lica.
La prOpuesta de Maestros que la
Junta Escolar. ha eleVadO al Departa-
mento de Educaci6n para su aproba-
0aclon es como sigue: don Francisco
Morales Garcia, don Manuel Benftez
Flores, se6Oritas Maria Benftez Flores.
Proyidencia Rodriguez, don Miguel
u. Correa, don Felipe Garcfa, sefiOri-
ta Belen Aldea. don Jose Colon, sefio-
ra Juana q. de Hernandez, don Be-
nigno Fernandez, don Juan Santos Ca
breFs, don Leopoldo Rodriguez, don
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-01
El sguiente telegrama fue recibido anoche en-
las ofcinas de Ia Junta Central de Ia Union de
Puerto-Ric
Ponce Julio side 1904 a las " l9P P NJ
Or, Rafael dol Vale.
a Puerto-laico,
San juan

Acaba de celebrarse con
inmensa concurrencia una
asamblea en- ell TeatrO de la
Perla. Los republicanos pu-
ros que constituimos la ma
yorfa electoral deesta ciudad,
hemos suscrito por aclama-
ci0n, en- medic de entusiastas
aplausos, la Declaration de
Principles de la Union de
Puerto-Rico.
Luis P Valdivieso
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CORRESPONSAL.
D9 LA MULTiTUD

Qo han u3ado nuestra preparae
oi-a fio IL ostan usando en- la
aeE@u.s!i,lad, ja.nas hemos sabido de
nllguno qae no haya quedado sa-
tisfeeho del resultado. No pre-
taadenos NADIA que no haya sido
lnpliamenta & justificado por la ex-
!se4iencia Al recomendarla 4 los
os2erinos no tenemos mas que ha-
ssr restereneia 4 sus m6ritos. Sc
E--l o5tenido grandes curaciones y
e aeguro que Sc obtendrln mu-
cas- mas. No hay y podemog
a egar2rlo honradamente, ningun
o-ro wedicamento, que pueda en-
plear 6 con mayor f6 Y confanza.
Alinlenta y sostiene las fuerzas
del eafermo durante esos periodos
en qae falta el apetito y los ali
rlan-os no pueden digerirse. Para
egitar las falsifcaciones ponemos
esta marca en- cada botella de la
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Luis P Valdivieso
OTRO TELEGRAMA De PONCE.
Ponce 8 30 a. Senior Director de

Ponce ms de
La de Rcoo
Mng expnddo indescriptb MenzO elocuensmo
Iearo leno de bote en- bote
Acamada Rico para meeting pr6xmo
Zeno deLVal Sanon Blonde
AL
superior pie distinction de clse
partdos apaUdeon
MahanR detales.
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ha alberto Ell Sr. BenaVent y hemos sa-
lido muy mplscidos. tanto de su fino
tr4te como del gusto artfstico que en-
todo Sc obserVa.
La clase obrera piensa dar el domin-
go una jaranita. Justo Y laudabIe es
que esta clase honrada y trabaiadora
tenga sus ratios de solaz ys que duran
to Ia semana SO dedican & sns penosas
lsbores.
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Una fiesta ObTeTa en- Vega Bsja
(-De maestro CorrespomsGl. J

De 41IteSI9O COTYeSpO?lSNG.J
Julio 3d.
Pronto SO pondran en- escena por los
afcionSdOs de este pueblo unas precio-
sas pie zas las cuales nos permitirsn
admirar una vez mas las dotes que po-
seen estos a6cionados que tanto han
agradado 81 quito pueblo vegabajeno
cada vez que ellos les han propolcio-
nado el placer de poderlos Dir.
Hemos tenido el gustO de visitar Ia
galeria fotogr6tica que en- este pueblo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-01

"Preparaci6n de Wampole" y sin
ella ninguna es legftima. Es tan
sabros4 como IL miel y contiene los
principles nutritiyos Y curativos
del Aceito dc IIigado de Bacalao
Prro, que extraemos de los higa-
dos frescos del bacalao, combinados
con Jarabe de IIipofostitos Com
puesto, Extractos de Malta Y Ce-
rezo Silvestre. Tomada antes de
las comidas, aumenta el apetito,
ayuda Ia digestion, Y vuelve 4
los placeres y tareas del mundo
mnchos que habian pordido va to-
Ga esperanza. s'El Sr. DIR. Adrian
de Garay, Professor de Medicina de
Mexico, dice: Con buen 6xito he
usado Ia Preparation de Wampole
en- los An6micos, Clor6ticos, en-. la
neurastenia y en- otras enfermeda-
des que deian al ORGANISING d6bil
y la sangre empobrecida, y los
enfermos Sc han vigorizado au-
mentado en- peso" El desengaflo es
impossible. En- todas las Botieas.
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En- esta imprenta Sc Vende pspel de
periodico vieio & $500 quintal.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-11
DENOUNCED
SOCIETY

WASHINGTON May 4Bishop Sateree Of the Episcopal church
tossed bombshe into the midst OF the Washington today
when he denounced their dong unmeasud terms Washington
society consists only the old residential class and diplomatic and
diplomatic and official circles but largely recruited from the wealthy
leisure class OF the United States who increasing numbers each
and make their homes during the session of Congress until
the beginning OF summer. Bishop Saterlee said:
Dangers have arisen that in the nineteenth century Washington
free from simplicity pervaded the social atmosphere
Cassed for what they were for what they possessed
I'm the twentieth century the of life in Washington has be
less NATURAL conditions have changed and for the
residents of the wealthy and leisure class who hold responsible
y for the welfare the community of careless rrespon
sblity in citizens
hese have false ideals and make social pleasure the business
life Their influence pecotes all classes and lays the foundation
of character.
"The democratic simplicity of the nineteenth century is thing
the In its stead have the smart set the rough set and the
fast set attracting abnormal attention and exercising nu
and giving international capital tone Washington which
unhealthu and dangerous"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-11

These beautiful rugs we are offer
ing at exceedingly low prices at the
present time.
They are much in demand on account
of the attractiveness and long service.
Many pretty patterns on display on
second floor.
All sizes to fit any room.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-11
HAD NO FREIGHT BUT HAD CARTER
Mkalaa Returned This Morning From With
Aboard-Rougll Weather Waimea.

The steamer Nikalala returned this morning
haua She back empty regards freight brought
Governor Carter and party home their Kauai
The steamer had only barrels and sunres freight
There plenty OF hand ready for shipment 10000
bags of being stored Kauai plantation warehouses;
rough weather prevented loading anything
four days the weather had been rough Wamea
account OF being detained that port that the unable
any sugar.
On Friday Wamea, part of the freight landed
had be discontinued the rough weather Heavy wes
running and work could be done On Monday
lumber landed with difficulty TUESDAY machinery
land remainder if the freight finally gotten
The steamer Re Au Hou Kahwai dschargng and the
gasoline schooner Eclipse a Anahola.
Light trades and pleasant weather the
home.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-11
NO. 80, s. KING STREET.
Y. w. c. A. ANNIVERSARY,

The anniversary celebration of the
Young WOmen's Christian Association
yesterday afternoon was well attended
and very interesting. Mrs. E. w. JOr-
dan presided. The gymnasium where
the meeting was held was pleasingly
decorated by Miss Rawlins and Miss
Harriet Needham. The directors pre-
sent besides the president were, Mrs.
John A. McCandless, Mrs. H. NJ. Won
Holt, Mrs Charles II. Atherton, and
Miss Lena TempletOn.
The meeting was opened by a de-
votional service led by Miss Temple
ton, and was followed by a chorus of
KawaiahaO Seminary girls who sang
twice Mrs. II. c. Brown, the general
secretary, spoke briefly of each of the
eight charter members whose names
appeared on the memorial list. They
are as follows: Miss Rowena Jehu,
Mrs. John G. Evans, Miss Mary E.
Green, Mrs. j. f. Sumter, Mrs. Hiram
Bingham, Mrs. w. A. Bryan, Mrs. c.
ID Stone and Mrs. w. d. Westervelt.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-11
THE COMEDIANS HERE

There was a whole lot of disappointed
gilded youths i'm town this morning
who calculated on making an early aC-
QuaintanCe with the pretty chorus girls
of the American Travesty Stars. These
ladies have wide fame i'm San Fran
cisco for general bewitchery and news
of their attractions came to Honolulu
setting the aforesaid glded ones agog
for their arrival and keen to get ahead
of each other bv virtue of prior ac-
| quaintanCe or at least the bestowal Of
a fragrant lei.
But alas, the Sierra arrived earlier
than "the young fellows about town"
get up, even when Cupid beckons and
the gilded ones must conceal their as
pirations and content themselves with
the best seats they can obtain for Fri
| day evening.
/ They viii be repaid for their wait
I ing however to judge by the bevy Of
pretty girls Harry James unloaded on
Honolulu town this morning. They
tripped lightly down the gangways.
their big eyes larger than ever as they
gazed at a city where they expected to
find "well ! hardly know exactly what
we expected said one of them but
bananas you known-and that sort Of
thing, certainly not trolley cars"
This is lofely place to spend vac
cination" said Kolb in his best Weber
fieldian manner and replying to- the
cue, came Din with ia, 1t is glad ! am
that we arrived at our restitution
have"
Everyone is looking forward to
good time. Honolulu is a place of pro-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-11
NoRLLITT,s LICENSE.

Attorney-General Andrews, upon the
request of w. S. Noblitt for an opinion
as to the legality of his license to prac-
tice, has sent the following reply:
In answer to your letter of May 7th
in which you request an opinion from
me as to your professional status, I'M
der the laws of the territory of Hawaii
as a physician and surgeon, in view of
the controversy concerning the same I
would reply as follows: 1 have carefully
examined all the records in connection
with your case and find that at present
your license to practice is in full force
and effect.
Yours truly,
LORRIN ANDREWS.
Want ads in Star cost but 25 cents.
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". G. IRWIN & CO., LTD ,

VIM G.. Irwin President nd Manager
Claus SpreCkels. First Vice-President
W M. Giffard. Second Vice-President
NJ Ii. Whitney Jr. .Sec'y and Treasurer
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-11
O'NIELL AND RANKIN SUED FOR 100000;
Chicago Manager Says His Theater Damaged That
Default of Contract

BOSTON, Mass, May 4Iha Nance ONei and A. Mckee Ran
kin failed to out contract play the Cleveland Theaer
Chicago and thereby damaged the reputation of that playhouse
alleged i'll declaration filed in the 100000 of w. S. Cleveland
against the actor and Cleveland alleges direct loss $4,000
On September 1903 it alleged the defendants
produce Magdaa Macbeth Elizabeth and The ewess
Chicago their engagement for thirty days
Miss ONei Rankin and John b. Schoefe defendants in
other suit trial brought by Edward Radcliffe for alleged
breach of contract
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-11
RUFFALO BILL.

Buffalo Bill the Snowman scout making show OF scouting his
wife, but this scout in launching his such scouting adven
into the the couscoung his scoung and
scouting the of public the may what really
for and scouting be secuted in return May
the this end to his scouting Of his wife
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-11
NOTICE
SAM HOP LEE
(Poi Shop

Sam Hop Lee doing business as poi
dealer on King street, on the Eva side,
near the Fire Station at Kapalama,
Honolulu, Oahu, has been in the poi
business for many years. I, Kou Kin
(Chlnese), the owner of the above shop,
hereby give notice to the public, that I,
Sam Hop Lee, can fill all orders placed
with me for poi and taro. can sup
ply poi under contract in any amounts
from 100 to $50 barrels per month with
out failure. All ladies and gentlemen
wishing to purchase poi will please
consult and make arrangements with
me. \
KOU KIU (Chinese).
SAM HOP LEE.
Kapalama King Street, No. OPS.
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Want ads in Star cost but rs cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-11
SUGAR FACTORS, COMMISSION AGENTS
AGENTS FOR THE
Oceanic steamship Company of San
Francisco Cal.
AGENTS FOR THE

EcotffsE Union National Insurance
Company Of Edinburgh
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selves assisted by I'VE young fellows
about town"
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star Want ads pay at onca.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-11
BAND CONCERT.


The Hawaiian Band under the direc-
ton of Captain Berger will play at the
Palama station of the Oahu Railway
this evening beginning at 1880 o'clock.
The following is the program:
PART I.
March-"Old Comrades. .......... Tieke
Overture-"Isabella" ...........,..S uppe
Gisella" Adam
Vocal SelectiOn-By request
(a) Dear Heart Be Mine"
CD 1.-TWO Little Boys"
Miss ]. Kehiaa,
Co Remembrance"
(d) Mammals Chinese Twins"
Mrs. N. Alapai.
PART II.
Selection-"Belle of Bohemia" ........
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Englanuer
Intermezzo-"Anona" (by request)...
Observation-Disclosures. Mabel Mckinley
Waltz-"El Paso" .,.....,.,,.... Andrew
Manufacturing Star" ....... Wight
Star SPangled Banner"
Sifar Want ads nav af onca
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-11
HIS FAULTS.

Lucy-Raph faults Nele-Yes you shouldn't under
value them dear They the best things about hmPbug
Dispatch. ~'Na. II
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-05-19
ZAR
Correspondence Of the Argus.

Correspondence Of the Argus
j. NJ Beegbiy, the buslling haeks,er,
was here Friday.
Elmer Sirawser's children are improving
in health at this writing
Miss Frances Cuseman was at Glade
Farms last Wednesday.
Miss Alice Guseman is staying At the
Springer Hotel At Somer6sld, Pa
George +. spiker and son Earl we're at
Ffiendsville on Saturday on business
John Q. Kelly and family we're visiting Of
George a. Kelly's, near Gainesville, sunday.
Mrs. Jane Sohropp, little daughter and
Grandma Schnopp, we're the guests Of Mrs
Sarah Kelly, Thursday.
William Strawser, ST., MI Pleasant.
Pi., has been in our community the PAST
week visiting friends and relatives.
Rev. Henry Friend, Of Mountain Lake
Park, was here recently. lie came up to
see bis sister, Mrs McCabc, who lives neat
here, and who has been sick the past TIRE,
weeks.
Mrs. W. a. Guseman and sons, Georps
and Walter, Of Morgantown. came over
Sunday. The former came to wait on hes
mother, Mrs. Nancy Smith, who has been
sick The pas, month
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-05-19
TWILIGHT.
Correspondence of the Argus.

Correspondence of the Argus.
Nelson Erwin is working at the Howes-
willie mines.
Jennie IIawley was at Masontown on
Tuesday delivering goods.
Mrs. e. J. Helms was visiting her son
win, out on Birds Greek, Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas SquIres, who lives out near
Hopewell, is quite poorly with inaammalory
rheumatism.
Herman Collins, wife and two children,
of Victoria, spent Saturday and Sunday
very pleasantly among friends in this vlein-
ity.
We are informed that Prof. T.. p. Nc
Ginnis will move back from Winfield, Mar
ion county, to his property near Bethlehem
church..
The festival given at Nelson Eryin's las,
Saturday night was we'll attended. Quite a
crowd of young people came down from
Howesyille. The young people deserve
praise for their liberal patronage and good
behavior.
DR.. Frank Fouuey has returned home
from the Baltimore Medical College, having
completed his term, received his diploma,
and is now ready for the practice Of med-
cine. We are not informed where he ex-
poets TO locate, but wish him success as a
practitioner wherever he may go.
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Correspondence OF the Argus
Grandma Feather is very poorly a, this
writing.
, Elsie Llyeugood was visiting the parental
roof last Sunday.
Francis Livcngood sold COW to Ezra
Ringer one day last week.
w A Wolfe was doing some plasterlnx
for J Kelley OF lar last Monday
Mr. and Mrs Calvin spiker Of Bruceton.
was visiting AZ W. A. wolfe's last sunday.
Miss Ida Liyengood has been staying
with her sister, Mrs. E6e Feather the past
week
Allen Myers OF Terra Aha. passed
through our town with a fine drove Of cat.
lie last Friday
Brant Hanger Is having very serious
siege of Typhoid fever DR.. J. S. Nedrow
attending physician
Charles Lewis who has been working for
w. A, Wolfe, attended Sunday school at
Mountain Dale church last Sunday.
The Forman Bro, have moved their saw
Mill up Muddy creek near the Reckart
School house, on a. S. chidesters land.
We have been having some fine weather
the past week. The majority Of our farm.
ers have their oats sowed and are prepar.
ing TO plant their corn