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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-09
Cages : Wenisfeitem,
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Das arDBe sSeuer in Baltimore
puroe ant WontaQ Mad)rnittaq orei
ubr inter Gontrplle oebrad)t, nad)=
Dem e8 % Stunoen gefuiltet, $500
8ebdaoe 5eritDrt unb einen Gerluf
BON fber 5000, 900. 900 perurlaht
batte. Die 8ranoftdtte er1tredt fid
iber 70 Strabenaeoierte. Waerfmiirs
oiaermeiie ereianeten iidl BEL oieieua
folDlialen Branoe MIR 80 llnaliidS.
fdae. Sn Der Staot berrldt Die
gr0Bte Gronuna unn Die NblenounQ
uon 9ruppen lit iiberflitiiig erad)tet
moroen. Da Die Wobngeeeno Der
Staot pom Geuer unberiibrt blieb, 10
giebt e5 feline Sboahlole. Dte Ser
ftderuna8 : @eielibaften leben lih
einem ldneren Broblem geaenubers
aefteut. Sic berednen Die arf ben
~6eritDrten @ebduoen rubenoe 8er=
lidyerungslumme anf iiber 800, 000,.
900. ueber $4,000 &erlDnen Iino
teuungslo5 %9epOroen.
Da8 feline Staotden Union
in Sutton Gountn Nrf., muroe ourA
einen Tornado aeritDrt. @s tanten
babel aht Berlonen ums 2eben.
Die aiiatiibe sSlotte. Die aus
ben Greusern o@fabama" Stem
Srleans". .,&aleieb" uno Sim
cinnati" beiteht, bat 8efeb[ erbaltep,
iidl nod Subia Sal in Der 9Gbe BON
BDrt art5ur 81 beaeben, hin Die
OperatiOnen Der ruliiiden uno iapa.
niihen 8rieaSlhiffe 81 beobahten
uno meritauiibe SntereiIen an be-
ihubeh, fails ~oieIelben gefGbroet
neroen iollten.
Uon Stem 2j0rt miro berihtet:
SIM ab9elaufenen Mpnat bat Die
ginUanoerung aeaen ben 0leidJen
Wtonat oe8 8oriabres hin 1000
BeriDnen ab9enommen SIM Sanuor
lanoeten 1918 Ginmanberer. Die
@inwanoerung in oieiem Wtonot
miro beoeuteno aegen Die porid5rioe
suriidbleiben. SIN lebten Sabre bate
Die Sriihiabr8s @inmanseruug bereits
Nnfang Sebruar b%egonneu, bod lino
biz iebt feline Nn5eiben fir einen
gr0Beren Str0m pDrbanoen.
Wmineiefretdr MoDoD lat all
ben &Dmmanoanten 6es &anonen=
bD0teS vYantee" Qepis 6. 6eilner,
aefabelt, i'm ooae gin3elbeiten Der
@rmoroung BON SsbniDn at fabeln.
@r peroe baum Die n0tmen0igen
5britte einleiten laiien f6nnen. 9ie !
Ser. Staten meroen pDlle 8enuas
tuung oerlanaen uno Der 8eo6lte.
run9 5eigen, eaB Die @ebulb Der &e=
oieruna 81 @n0e lit uno bic 8eorp.
buna amerifaniider 8traer uno
oeren @igentum auf5nhDren bat ooer
iie miilien Die aolgen tra9en.
2mii6en Dem Seem Nprter
9eutldtum uno benz oUrtigen Sdul'
iuperintenoenten Wapnell beItebt
nod Elm enti9ieoener 9rieoss
5uitanb. Die sereiniaten oeutiden
@eieaidlaften Der Ditliden MetrDpple,
pelhe 10000 MitaGieoer unfaI1en,
baben an Den Sbulrat cine @ingabe
9eridtet, morin iie i'm bitten, ben
Brdiioenten &ogers nift pieoersus
neil Ell cen Snperintens
oenien Wtarpell in feinen 8emithuns
gen, cen oeutiden unterridjt gu per-
triippeln. eifrig unterItiibt babe.
Sn Stem yorf ftarb IoDli
S6marSmdmn, elmer Der @riinoer
ltno 9auptreontteWr oes nBud"
snb elmer 4ranfbeit BON feds 800.
den. @r mar i'm Sabre 1888 aeboe
rem, uuo nadoem Ell oaS 8ruder-
aelernt, oin9 er nadl Gmes
rita un6 ariinoete i'm SATIRE 1876 in
8emeinldJaft nit Seppler ben Sud"
hpg1pn GnibP pr hiS lett TtnuA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-09
Nnnmippn statiiftf.

Die boben Breile, Die oieles Sabr
fir 8aumwolle besablt tperoen uno
Die oas alte GAlaatpDrt: 8aunuolle
1T G6nie! mieoer our @eltung font
men laiien, babett cine Wtenge itatiz
ftilhe Datet uno 8eraleide init friz
beren Sabrer gum gDribein aebrabt,
Ole ourh bic 8aumnDle ersielten
@innahrnett iuQren III ben Sabren:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-09

Sci Der &erbanblnng iiber Den
Banamatanal.8ertr iprab Sop.
tins si @uniten oeiielben, belt cine
2obreoe aaf ben BrdIioenten 9tooie.
belt llno iaate; er iei elmer Der fdbias
iten B~rdiioenten, Die ons 9ono ie
gebabt babe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-09
WsUrsen SlbenS epceun,.

Der 0unUrif 9boma8 Nie@(arp
miro mOrgen Nbeno i'm 8roBen
OBernbnule ieinen 8ortraa balten
The Mission Of Mirth". &ts
ierOierte size iino bel Der Yerar
Drug 90. I'll bnben, MiitQlieoer
beniben ben Coupon 9lo. s. NQ-
aemeiner gintritt so, IS Gents uno
III 0O.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-09

Sn Berlin nto garis lit bic
Iadribt einaetrDlfeil. oaB iapaniIGe
arieasihiffe mebrere rnlfilhe Gaufs
fabrer aufaegtiffen unb nadb japan.
id)eu S1fen aebrabt bnben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-09

5n BEN Sale aeaen 6rant
6olcOmbe iiuo biz jebt adt @eibmus
rene ertnnot morocn. &tle 5dlle aes
gen s. s.. 0olcomb peroen uieoer
aeihlaaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-09


Die Diterreidilde SrieoenS.
2i9a bat, mie aus @ien eerneloet
miro, ben Br6fioenten HoDiepelt
teleerapbii6 eriubt, 3miiben 3uB-
Lamb uno Sapau gu iuterbenieren unb
8tuar unter Den 8eitimmtnaen oe8
5aaaer internationaleH Sdie6s0es
ridlts.
Sn Solge Der &erlidlernng BEG
SO. 9eleaiIe, Miuiiter oes NeuBes
zen. DAB 5rantreih in Dem bepors
itebenoen ruiiiid : iapaniideu Son.
flitt feline pole 3eutralitdt mabren
miro. 1T Die oic8be5ii0fide Snterpels
latlon in Der Samner, poour6 Die
Regieruna in 9roBe 8erleaenbeit aes
braht mDroen mdre, unterblieben.
Die neueite Senlation auf Dem
8ebiete Der We8oaion8en am otter.
reiiGen 0ofe 1T Die 9urdbrennerei
bee @r8berau08 5oiepb 5~eroinauo
init Der 3od)ter zines tteinen ReItaus
rateurS Namens 9ibfp. Sc miro
beridItet. oaB oas ungleid)e B6rHen
nab 3eutihlanb aefloben lit. mo es.
iid trauen lalien mill. Der @rsber.
sog i'll Elm 8ruoer Der friiberen
4ronpriuaeilin Uon Sadien, Die be.
tanntlib init Dem fran86liiden Sch
rer ibrer Ginber onrhbrannte. Sin
anoerer Wrnber. Der &rSber5oa geo.
pDlo Saioatpr, hot Taft 8tr 1leiden
Belt ben Wamen @Diliua anaes
uomnten uno Die 9inaeItahQelelle
NonmDpitlh aebeiratet.
----s &s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-09

Die Musfubr nab Deutiblano mar
UNI $23, 900, 900 b5ber I'M @erte
tuie i'm Sabre 1900, aber tur I'm
SIS, 600, 900 bDber nab @nafanb tuie
int Sabre 1900.
SIN Sabre 1903 betrlie bic gannts
mDue ungefdbr % grDaent unieres
aeiamten exports an Iferbaue Bro-
ouften.
@erteilt man Die ausfubr an
8aurnuolIe iiber baS aarse Sabr, 10
tommsn auf ieoen Gag cine MtiaiOn
DDlars uno es bleiben nod $13,z
900, 900 iibrig. Sn Der Eat betrug
lie aber i'm DECEMBER $72, 900, 900,
cine Summe, Die b0rber ME erreiht
pDroen lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-09

NbentnattsmuS ut IN oieIem Alitna
lbmersbafter af8 ireeno Elm anoeres
Qeioen; miro our6 &imer & Mmeuba
1esept SO. 1851 aebeilt. g.S.
m Ct. 9aent, OouifOn, TeraS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-09
Der oentlde &eihstaa bat boz

UtI UeIIIup Wttg8tuH gdt UQ6
9eieB %araenommen. bnrb meldbea
oie aegenmdrtige 5rieoenspr6Iens.
itdrfe Der Nrmee alif elm ierneres
Jabr belteben bleibt. MqQemeiu
muroe propbe5eit, baB Die Meaieruna
oleien Binter Deriuden piir0e, elm
8eieb 5llr gerar6Berung Der syries
oenspralen5itdrfe ourdbaubrinaen, Der
mbefrieoiaenoe 8uitanb Der Reidls=
nnansen ieoub Derbinoerte Dies.
Wtan glanbt iebt, Die Neaierune babe
Die Nusfiibrung oes Blartes le6ia[ih
bis CUR ndhiten ReitbstaassS ibnng
Derib0ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-09

Ver8iR nid1t. baB 8%orbeusen tlueer
lift, als Scblimmes fuieber out MAIDEN.
9as gilt beionoers BON &~ranfbeiten.
8eim eriten Spmptom bon Magenleiben
.bffne bic SbleuBen, oamit nidbt bic iteis
aenben @etuaiier oas 9ano pertuilten."
aunasmittel, St. Bernard 1r6mterpil=
leu. @it 8rantbeiten it's tpie nit
8rdnoen: i'm gntfteben iDa ma iie BE-
fdmpfen. gl6reiire P. Neusteadter &
Co., Box 1915, New York City, nm
t~lacnt9eitltd1 cine 8rDbe gu hetoinmen.
9ie st. Bernard &rduter.Rillen Iino in
alien NpDtbefen su baben. 8reis2 q Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-09

oSuro : Gormalim" (gimer &
Atncmo) mntiieptiites Mittel aegen
8ranopunoen, @unben. 6autanss
i6laa ODER dbnlibe 2eioen. 6. s.
9 Oh m | ot. aaent, SDufton. 9egas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-09

sag Eriutt s(lamO Slaldenbier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-09
Gntranu eincm ihreaHben sebidial.

Serr $. Sageins BON Melbourne,
Sla., ibreibt: nMteine Ierste iaeten,
mir, ih hdtte Die. Sd)ninoludt uno
mir fDnne nidt 9ebolfen tueroer.
Cine freie Strobe Sfalbe BON vOr.
Sings Nep 9i8cuperp" gegen
S6minofud)t p~eranlaBte mid, oieies
Niittel 81 beriuden. Der grfola
mar iiberraldJeno unb id beftnoe MIDI
iebt auf Dem 8eae Der 8eiIerung
un6 oante oieier Meoisin meme
@rrettuna pDm Tooe." DieIeS Wtits
tel miro garantirt geeen ale 0alSs
uuo 4unaen : 2eioen. &1uflth bel
s.. &alteber & Sobn uno Noolpb
0reib. Breis so Gents uno $1.00.
BrObe=T taSGle frei.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16

Well, Mrs. Rasher, it's five
o'clock. and now if you'll say that
you are sorry for locking me up in
the closet this morning. aid
promise never to 10 SO again, III
Iet yon out NJ answer.
Marier, is hall past five. The
clerk have gorr, aud the porter is
~s'''pg - eos. ne store Dinner
viii be ruiaea before NE reach
home. Say you're sorry, aud will
be a good girl, aud III let you out.
My love, IT'S dark. If you won't
say you're sorry, youGl have to stay
here. I'm going home. If the
store should burn up in the night,
you'd be in bad fix Good night,
dearest.
Did yon call me, Mrs. Rasher ?
Let you out 2 Well; say you're
sorry, that you repent, resign capt.
ulate, give up, beat cave, and will
be a good girl. II do say it all,
Rasher, il you'll only not keep me
in this horrid place all night" Well,
my dear. that's all l ask; come out
and be happy. Pat is waiting for
us with the carriage, at the door,
and il we drive fast we may yet
save our bacon ~ Here's two
hundred and fifty, lll save out for
you before / put the rest in the
safe. You can 20 shopping to NOR
row to your hearts content.
And now that we're riding to-
ge,ber for the first time in the new
carriage, can you tell me why ! am
like Broadway ? Because am
constantly being crossed. Excuse
me, wife, ! couldn't help il. / did
not mean to say anything disagree
able to night l wonder If Fnz is
home. Here we arc in time for
dioner-Salvc Lardum--all right.
tie be oonfiapef.j
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16
June Wedding.

Nov thar June, ihe month Of weddings. is
here, the Argus Printing House is specially
prepared 70 so orders Cor fine wedding IN.
yiiations or announcements, including cat
Home" cards, etc. We have several new
styles Of type ordered specially for this kind
of work and We have The largest and hand
soonest line Of fine Wedding stationery, iusi
received from Washington City. ever IN the
county ard can 6li orders for any amount
on short notice
Our prices are 90 reasonable for frs,-cIass
work that no one can hesitate moment on
that score. We have also made special
arrangements 20 hll orders fof al kinds Of
eograung, Invitations. announcements
wedding ard visidng cards. ~ prices much
cheaper ihan YOU can send away yorcsIl
aud get ii done. a large lire u Zoe
samples 70 select from 81 ihe Argus Printing
House. We cen send q few samples ~
mail ard quote you prices. tui his much
better - cone ~ and see for yourself If you
caa.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16

ly on an elevator, which is the
quickest method known.
My love, you must be hungry, OF
you wouldu't be eating up the I'M
gers Of your gloves. Rather than
have you bite your own ten
nails. III give you some ten penny
ones to practice-op. Bite'em softly,
Marier, for one of my clerks is
coming this way Mr.. Baker, Mrs.
Rasher has called upon me aud has
not been to lunch yet. Please step
round to our restaurant and order
my waiter there TO bring in some
thing nice. What will you have,
Pork dumplings, sausage, ham aud
eggs, ham sandwich, pork and
beans, roast pig. pigs feet, head
cheese, fried bacon ? you can have
Que or all, according to your taste.
The waiter has never heard about
carrying Goals to Newcastle, | pre-
sumo. Nothing at all !" We'll.
Baker, you can bring me dish of
pork dumplings; I've been so busy
today, I've not thought of lunch
before.
Sorry you won't take anything,
Marier; this pouer is fine. Pm GO
ing to drink your health in a minute
as soon as get this COMPOUNDED
bottle open. It's like the Paddy /
hired today-the Cork sticks to il.
Now then, Mrs. Rasher, here's TO
your success IN putting on the gar
ments which belong to smaller
and less worthy person.
| do believe that woman has not
spoken for three quarters of an
hour. I never knew her to keep
silent so long when she was awake,
It's most time TO be shutting VI
shop. | must peep in, and see
what's the matter with her. WhewI
If keep her in much longer, shall
be like the man with the lion--l
shan't dare to let her out She look.
like a concentrated earthq uake
Shocking shocking ! Marier, il.
nearly time to be going. Have yor
had a pleasant afternoon1 Speak to
me, my dear, and quit looking al
me. | have to dodge to keep from
being hit. Marier, do you remem
Der when we were counting. and ]
bought you that sweet little music.
box that played six .unes Marier,
do you remember when you fell in
the river that Fourth of July, nd ]
jumped in and supported you till
aid arrived ? Crosser and crosserl
can't melt her icy silence by the
most ardent appeals.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16

Schools and colleges are about to close
and many teachers and students are casting
iboui Tor some kind Of summer employ,
newt TO these and any others who are
iniercmed The Fairmoni Times offers work
that will pay f9r i5e vacation or make the
vacation possible.
Two pfoposiflors are offered. One on a
commission basis ih'i viii equal fn,-cIssa
wage another With tdp 10 ST. louis and
return, With expenses psid Either one Il
attractive.
Recent improvements 10 The pspef and
mail service make ihe work offered easy Of
accomplishment Full particulars will be
gladly sent on request Address Calculation
Department, The Fsirmoni Times, Fsir.
mont. W Vs
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16
STARTLING EVIDENCE.

Fresh testimony in great quantity Is con.
stantly coming in, declaring DR. King $
New Discovery for Consumption Coughs
aad Colds TO be unequaled A recent cx-
preston from +. J. Mcfarland Bentorville.
Va, serves as example He writes: II
had Bronchitis for three years and doctor
ed all the time without being benefited.
Then began taking DIR. Kings New
Discovery. and a few bottles wholly cured
me Equally effective in curing all Lung
aud Throat tronbles Consumption. Pneu-
monia and strip. Trial bottle free. regular
sizes soc. aid 500
Sold by ]. a Lenhart, OF Kingwood /:
Cooke Supply Co. Of TOWNSVILLE
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16
Forsale.

he following machinery all rebuilt re
paired, repainted, tested and Warranted in
gcon running order { Russell and Gsar
Scott 10 hip. traction engines, RUSSELL and
FLICK H. p. fractions. Russell IS 10 ra
mp compound traction. &. 4 G. Cooper
"a y p. traction, Russell Compound ,6 40
10 hip. portable talmost new. ] McNamar
potable. ~ 10 II h,p 1 Redman Station.
AIRY engine. (no boilerl as h.p. price sioo.
medium Saw mills, Rnssells rake. practf
callY same as new mills with or without
saws. one 81 Diston inserted saw. rev. szS.
a Geiser Saw.mili. both right hand. e. In
serted saw. head blocks ait complete.
engine and mill overhauled. price, as IL is.
$3.50. This rig Is practically new having run
only years. A few good second hand
tnrssners al factory as well as several sec
ono hand Traction Engines. Massillon
ONO We are general agents FOR sale OF
kusseu's machinery, we buy sell. and
trade Tor second hand Boilers. Engines and
Sawmiils. Write us your wants.
w Nj. KINcAID,
Cameron, W.Va
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16

Gao anything BE- worse ihaa 90 feel that
every minute VIII 1c y0uf iasff Such was
tfe experience n Nra 30 Newton
Decatur Ala HFor three years" ehr
writes = endured insuferabie pain from
indiEe tlion. stomach and bowel froubie
Death seemed inevitable when doctors and
at remedies failed. AZ length was
induced % trg Electric BiftcTs and the
reanii was miraculous 3 improved az once
and nov IN completely recovered d" FOR
LIVER kifneF stomach and Bowel troubles
t'crtfic biiiefs is the oglf acdicine. Only
roc ita gnaranief6 by a. Ieuharf
Cooke hnpply Co ~ HowosS.ue. Irons
SacDif Co ~ lrona.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16
a sTRoNo 49,

is assured b. perfect digestion irdiFrs
tion swelis the stomach aud pnns BE- ue
against The heart. This causes sh0rnass
81 brfHtil paipiiatior 81 TIE hcafi and
general weakness Kcdol Dyspepsia ynrc
cures indigestion. relieves She stomach
takes fha strain OF The heart and restore.
W. &. flN pcfinfmancc n ie lrnrtlcu
naturally. Kodoi increascs tie sffonaff
BY enabling ihc stomach sod diefsasr
organs 20 digest assifniiaie aod appropriate
20 the blood and tissues aii oil ihc food
nuifimenf. Tones che etnmacn audi fft4s
tive organs.
Sold By sircklefs Drug store aaI VIII
NJ. Dent NeWburr
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16

The Illinois exhibit in the Palace Of
Horticulture at the Worlds Fair covers
5000 square feet The fruit is exhibited
on pyramid tables with mirror baeks. aud
also in boxes and barrels TO show how they
are commercially packed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16

Canada's exhibits in all Departments at
the Worlds Fair are the largss, and most
comprehensive tina, the Dominion ever
attempted to show. Canada was 10 the
front in securing FIRST position for natural
products, dairy interests. and cattle.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16

a new kind OF wall paper. which c,n be
washed without injadng the colosing. is
beng produeed ina live eShibit IN The
German section Of the Palace Of Liberal
Arts at the Worlds Fair.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16
WEST LIBERTY STATE
NORMAL SCHOOL.
Thirty-Fifth Annual Commencement
June 11th to 18th. 1904 .


You are cordially invited to be present
Saturday June nth
Faculty Reception to Students
500 p. NJ.
Sunday. June nth
900 p. NJ.
Annual Sermon to Graduating Class
by Rev. Grant E. Fisher. OF
West Alexander. Pa.
Monday. June i3th
800 p. NJ.
Address before Literary Societies
by Prof r. A. Armstrong. Of
the West Virginia University.
Tuesday, June I4ih
300 p. Nj.
Recital by Departments OF Music and
Eiocu,ion.
Wednesday. June 18th
1892 p. NJ. Annual Field Day.
800 NJ.
Exercises by the Third Year Students
and Juniors.
Thursday. June roth
1880 z; NJ. Glass Day Exercises.
300 p. NJ
Annual Inter-Society Contest
Friday June 18TH
1900 Am. Commencement
AGO 2. NJ. Alumni Meeting.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16

Two bundled poaSdsot candy are being
made every ten minutes in the Palace Of
Agriculture at the Worlds Fair. The
latest improved machines turn out the
sweetmea,s TO show processes. booth
made Of candy confetti adds to the beauty
of the exhibit.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16

collection of relics OF the famous
Preller murder case is on exhibition in the
St. Louis Police Departments exhibit in
the Palace Of Education at the Worlds
Fair. It includes photographs of the
murderer Maxwell before and after his ex-
eeulion, photograph of Preller's body
taken in the morgue months after his death,
letters, fcrgeries, ETC., which Maxwell wrote
during his long flight from justice. and a
small piece of the rope with which Maxwell
was hanged.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16

Ellery II. Clark, the present all around
champion Of the United States. will be on
hand to defend has title as Champion on
July . at the A. A. u Altsround Cham
pionship meeting TO be held at the Worlds
Frr. tfl1 tf4a8 tf4
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16

A colored map OF the American continent,
drawn by William Blaeuw at Amsterdam in
I643 is a feature of ST. Louis Uniyersi,y's
exhibit in the Palace OF Education at the
Worlds Fair. The border of the map is
ornamental with coiored drawings Of
American Indians, which are extremely
grotesque.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16
woRLp'prAlR sEws.sorEs

One of the largest weeks at the Fair has
been turned over TO the Y. NJ. c. A. Of
America for ito Athlete meet.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16

Washington. d. c., June I3 1904 -
This city IS sull the Mecca OF ambitious
partisans who seem not at all TO be per.
turbed by its location between the red-hot
canopy and the broiling asphaIium. While
the White House holds the President IL
will continue 10 be the center OF attraction.
He has earnestly discussed several matters
there this week with prominent members
Of his party. who are very anxious about
the bearing they may have on the decisions
OF November fftHa
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16

Hulling Of rice by the Igorrote women is
feature of the village of the Philippine
reservation at the Worlds Fair Rice in
the hull is necessary adjunct to their
wedding feasts and other ceremonies and a
large quantity was secured for them. They
beat il in wooden mortars with heavy
pestles reaching several feet above their
heads.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16

complete printing Office is installed in
the Indian School at the Worlds Fair. Ten
Indian boys ranging from 10 to 20 years Of
age publish daily paper containing Worlds
Fair aud Indian news. The presses are
operated by electricity
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16

A beautiful banner Of silk and gold
exquisiteiy embroidered will be presented to
the Worlds Far. The banner is six feet
square. Both sides are embroidered alike,
the design representing Columbia and Italy
eiasping hands beneath the beautifully
worked eost-of-afms Of the Italian Govern
ment. The gifl is said to have cost $500.
The date of presentation, October "a, is The
anniversary Of the discovery Of America by
Columbus.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16

Regular services of the Episcopal church
are held every Sunday morning in the
assembly room of the Indian School at the
Worlds Fair They are conducted by
Scout Charges Alone, member of The
Sioux Agency, South Dokota, some years
ago. The services are well attended by the
hundred and more Sioux at the Fair.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16
THE OUTPUT

TUE output Is the keynote 10
4 proht. 10 deciding upon .
price az which 10 seil. 4 manu-
facturer. uomatfer Whist Article
he has 10 offer. considers how
many be Is likel, 10 sell and
bases his charges accordingly.
lis qoitc reasonable. too. n
a tailor sells only two suits OF
clothes each week. his income
must come from the profit Of
these two suits. n he can
however, double or treble his
output without materially 4.
cfeasisg has working expenses.
he can naturally afford TO make
the profit on each sui; much less.
Again. this output decides
the buying power. IL Is only
necessary 80 state that there
bsre been manufactured and
sold over