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An Equal Suffrage con, tIo,

The day ras arr,vrj wwI tir v
must take into account Ga ac. tI,t .or .
are exerting decded nu uce iu t..
political worli--an ,rhurocr that is o.r.
partisan aud therefore. one noon which
none OF the existing ptrties can r.pl,.
One crds oniy to talk io aa cuthus,ssic
woman suffrigist TO prov th,r yom., ,y, &
know how 10 use th n-llo, w, n tp ob
tain IL
One ned OIL t,v.. pu . r an
ventions Of this lrs u.zi.l,. Cd. prov lh.i
the women who SEEK .quh ,lGrsgc ar,
made OF the qualities that endure uum
victory IS Won ln these eonventious The
woman suHragist vii be seen in her natv.
element; and the hrs Impression one gets
isthat ofearnestuass The noxf impress of
is enc Of the los. mdwdurIity for rb.
suhragist is woman who forgrts hers. II
In coucern for cause. and the u.usIl,
inevitable ego seem. 90 have been cuur.h
eliminated not only from ler convention
bu, from herself
The sufraeiS' curls her hair wear. di.
amonds and tailor -d gowns but unlike
many women She seems Go iottst l r
clothes the mriut.. % are dn.nef
It's her inttlliscrt pnrpos instu.. as
her strong. It's her devotion tp dur aud
her conviction Origin sod justtrc th4fcsn.
verts you 20 her ctuse Iish.r woman.
hood that inspires yol and her t-uthlu.ress
that capuvates sou
The sufragist says little about al.st She
will do wh u tine ballot is hers AI she
seems to De wanting now is the equa. rlghf
to vote upon public questions aud 90 par.
ticiPate iu the government which is so
largely hers government wh9es laws
she must obey. aud which hcr t,xcs and
labor help 10 support
She is tired, She sass. Of being c'assed
with imbccivs aliens insane aud criminals.
and she asks the right of tho ballot thgt
she may stand iu her proper place toward
the nation place which bot. her quick
Intelligence and her relation 90 tha scner
ations set unborn demands
The universal ballot certainly means
real justmeut 400 along political lines for
AT parties. There has not been time in
the history Of any country when one.half
Of is Intelligent citizens were suddenly
given The power to- assistiu the government
and ibis power must OF ncceesit. cause
much Consideration among those partIsans
WHO care u ore for party than Tor principle
more for lcw politics han for high rur.
poses. KATE ALrzANDrp.
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NGWOOD PRESTON COUNTY WEST NOVEMBER

nor 20 your correspondent to-day denied
that any portion az the followers OF
William j. Bryan are at all lukewarm
toward Judge Pnrkcrs candidacy.
Commenting on tho situation as Il
stands to-day, Governor Hogg said, Il
am heartily gratined at the general
outlook. The outcome OF the New
York State Democratic Convention
will do much toward stirring up our
friends In every dobatable State.
have no sort OF doubt OF Judge
Parker's election. Indications point
TO MS carrying the three States OF
New York, New Jersey and Connecti.
cut am convinced that he win have
sufncient votes I'm tAe Middle West to
do the rest OF the work"
In order that there may be no doubt
that 10000 Independent German. Amer.
leans OF New York city intend TO vote
for Roosevelt for che reasons above
stated, Mr., Winter wishes Il known
that his information IS based on
personal canvass made by a corps OF
experts every ono ol whom was com.
PEELED to go before n notary public and
make affidavit thnt his return was
correct"
Comment IS hardly necessary. but
II any is TO DO made it should como
from some OF these 6O,oOO Independent
German'Americons whom the Roose.
velt League has belitted aud msulted.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-24
LAND FRAUDS

The Interior Department i just as
honeycombed with scandals and flied
with mafters as the Post once.
though but little has been said about
IT, Tho General Land Office. lf In
vestigated, would far outtrlp. in tho
amount involved. tho frauds in the
Post Office Tho llluc already ox-
posed shows The vast ramiGcatious OF
tho land ring and lhe enormous aero.
age they have wronEmiy aDproprla-
ted Tho claim that tho Roosevelt Ad-
ministration i5 willing and anxious to-
punish grafters and prevent stealing
Is not borne out BY ihs laca OK prose.
cutlon OF the land ring There is an
ominous quiet in the Interior Dcpart-
mont at Washiugton orders have been
given that no one. under threat OF dis
missal, must give ont any iuforma-
ton. Months ago Secretary Hitchcock
promised that directly the grafters
wero corrollod. the facts should be-
furnished TO tho public so either the
plunderors are suu at large. OR &c IS
feared that exposure win "hurt the
party" The claim that thi3 is u re-
form administration .s not sub8tan-
tiatod by what Is bcaE done. but It's
whole efforts arc being used 20 per-
petuato itself. instead OF cleansing tho
government By punishing tho graftors.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-24
FAITH VS.. APPETITE.

Hon. Bourke Cochran, OF New York,
In n speech. made recently before
Tammany Hail. characterized the dif.
ference between Democracy and Ro.
publiconism in tho following terse
language:
Democrats are n party OF principle
They follow principle and value Il
more than profit. Republicans hav,
dlnered more widely than Democrats
upon every question which has boen
active In our politci. They have dif.
fored about the Philippines. about tho
larih. tho gold question, about Cuba.
about every single question which has
come before tho public, but their ar.
forences never prevented them from
coming back as one man the moment
there was chance Of getting posses
sion OF the Government. and putting
their fists into tho Treasury. Demo
Gratis, on the other eide, have thrown
away prospects OF success rather than
surrender their principles to which
they were committed. Democracy. in
fact, Is a faith, and Repubhcanism is
an appetite"
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pardonable sins the door OF forgiveness
aud reconciliation should be left open TO
the offender. The Lord pointed out the
oGense OF his children thus: II saw back.
sliding Israel had committed adultery: |
had pui her away yet her trescherous sister.
Judah feared not. but went and played
the harlot also" Now listen to Gods
pleading for their return and restoration.
only acknowledge thine iniquity. Turn
o backslidi"g children. sayeth the Lord
for | am married unto you And will
bring you 10 Zion. Jer ~. o-f4) The
same open door OF forgiveness. reconcilia
ton and restoration that God extended to
his wayward children under the same law.
we must extend TO his wayward children
under the Gospel For. III ye forgive not
men their tresspasses. neither will your
Father forgive your tresspssses Divorce
and remarriage efectually closes this door
OF mercy aud forgiveness.
SIXTH TnUNDEK- Scriptures allow
putting away. but not subseq quent marriage.
Christ says; "Whosoeyer shall put ava,
his wife saving for the cause Of fornication
causeth her 10 commit adultery" (Mait.
Y 3r~3a) This permission is given In
Mathew xix 81. Paul gives this same per.
mission thus;"If she depart. let her remain
unmarried or be TecOnciled to her hus
band These plain scriptures cannot be
reconciled with the right OF divorce and
remarriage
Iu each instance where Christ allows
putting away. he warns not TO marry the
one put away How carefully Christ
guards the danger points in remarriage
SEVENTH THUNDER-Ali law authorizing
divorce is Of human origin
Marriage is both 2 civil and a divine in.
sutution. divorce law may effect the
civil phase OF marriage. but the divine
phase remains as provided for in the sacred
code.
We have seen that the origi nal law given
by God and Incorporated in the Gospel by
Christ aud the Apostles. stubbornly ex
cludes all idea Of divorce and remarrlars.
Alusion is made to what Is called "tbe di
vorce law Of Moses" Moses only gave
PERMISSION TO divorce. and a permission
is no law. Christ explains thus: Moses
because Of the hardness Of your hearts
suffered you to put away your wives: bat
ing IL was not so hence. there Is not
shred Of divorce law in either the Old or
New festsments. Every single Antenicene
fa'hsr who allude 20 divorce and remarriage
Tor the drst three hundred years Of the
Christian era do so BY way Of condemning
t Hence 90 divorce law recognized by
the Church in their day. Therefore my
proposition stands clearly vindioated.
The divorce measures or laws passed by
Conferences and Synods. define supple.
meuis 90 The Gospel Of Christ.
What fearful condition the foregoing
must be awaiting the FINAL judgment. re-.
membering that m any man shall add unto
these things God shall add unto him che
plaques that are written in this book "(Rev
71:f8J
90 am set Tor the defense Of the Gospel
-paul
ELD. T. ] ROsESBRpoER
Covingion Ohio.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-24
A CONTRAST.

"Ihe Presidents Dream Of War" as
contrasted with Judge Parker's plea
for peace" is the dominating idea Of
n campaign card being distributed by
the National Democratic Committee.
On. the diverse appears tho follow.
ing
PRESIDENTS DREAM OF WAR.
"If we ever grow to REGARD
PEACE AS a PERMANENT CoNDI.
TION. and feel that we can AFFORD to
let the keen, fearless. viriIo qualities
Of heart and mind and body sink into
disuse. we will prepare the way for
inevitable and shameful disaster In
the future. From speech by Mr..
Roosevelt. when Governor. before New
York Republican Club, February 10.
1899.
Tho military establishment OF the
United States, exclusive Of pensions.
will, under four years OF Roosevelt. in
time of profound peace. have cost
$5l5,OOO.OOO more than under four
years OF Cleveland.
This is the reverse Of the document:
PARKER's PLEA FOR PEACE.
"The display Of great military arma.
monts may please Tho eye. and. for
the moment excite The pride OF the
citizen. but 81 cannot bring TO the coun.
try the brains. Drawn and muscls Of
q single immigrant, nor reduce the In.
vestment here Of dollar OF capital.
or course. such armament as may bo
necessary for the security Of tho coun.
try and the protection OF the rights
Of ils citizens. at home or abroad.
must be- maintained protest. how.
ever against the feeling that. by rea-
son Of the commanding position we
have assumed in the world, we must
taie part in The disputes and broiIg OF
foroisn couEtrie8 and that because We
have crown great we should intervene
IN every important question that arises
in other parts OF tho world From
Judge Parkcr's Speech Of Acceptance.
August 10. 1904.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-24
THE LAwLEss SPIRIT.
RooseNeIt's Public Career Abounds
in Incidents AtIordiug Abun-
dant Evidence.

i am reminded" writes Samuel Un-
termyer TO tho New York Times. that
tho Panama conspiracy (which history
VIII record as one Of the foulest and
most cowardly crimes OF modern times
ana tho blacklist spot In tho existence
OF nation that had Just accomplished
one OF tho most ennobling and self
sacrificing acts In tho cause OF human
liberty that was ever lnown) Is not
the only instance IN which Mr.. Rooso-
welt has shown that no regards tho
Constitution as subject TO tho Execu-
tive Will, TO bo nodded. ignored. or
trampled upon 20 meet his views OF ex-
pedioncy, instead OF looking before
him. His public career affords abun-
dant evidence of his determination 20
WELD all the powers OF government on
tho dangerous trough rider" principle
that all means are juauned 70 accom-
plish tho desired ond."
This great lawyer. I'm lengthy lot
ter points out tho oXistonco of "ths
lawless spirit IN President Roosevelt.
when he, as Governor removed Dif-
trict Attorney Gardiner. Tho Now
York Times comments upon the un-
termyer letter and says editorlally:
This newspaper was not rockonci
among the ardent admirers OF District
Attorney Asa Bird Gardiner. We de-
plorod and censurod his mdiscrct.onn,
personal and official. and ot any mo-
mont during his term OF onlco wa
should have acclaimed euccor8or To-
him appointed In conformity with the
provisions of law. Yet when Governor
Roosevelt removed Mr.. Gardiner wa
were compelled TO declare that the ao-
tion he had taken was wanton. law-
less. and dangerous usurputlou OF
power The Commissioner appointed
by Governor Roosevelt 10 hear tho
charges against Colonel Gardiner had
reported that they were not proved.
and that no action should be- tuktn.
subsequently without further hearing.
and as this community pretty rou raj
ly believed. without proper cause, mo
Governor removed Che DISTRICT Atior-
ney and appointed Mr. pnilhln in hia
place
1T was perfectly characteristic
act, yet New Workers did not know
then that It was characteristic OF Mr.
Roosevelt They would have been dis
posed to regard it as sporadic out
break. They now know by repeated
exhibitions OF Mr. Roosevelts dlsre-
gard OF law that having his own way,
either with or against the statutes and
tho Constitution. is q confirmed habit
with him The Gardiner incident ls IL
Illustrative OF tho Roosevelt tempora-
ment."
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-24
THE PUBLIC PAYS AS USUAL.

Docrying tho trusts and speaking
more particularly Of the Meat Trust
and the strike which was only recently
ended in tho packing houses. the New
York Telegram drives che point homo
in the following editorial observation.
Naturally. some one has TO pay for
ali th.a The employee arc paying
their share Goa way. in being com.
peIicl To- go back to work at the old
wage. But the real payment. the one
that takes shape On dollars and cents.
is beins paid. as it usually ls. By the
public. by those who had no interest
in the strike
"Tho rate at which you are paying
is in evidence on every restaurant bin
OF fare Even ln tho cheaper ones.
places whore they do aot indulge I'm
tbe luxury OF printing their menu
cards daily you VIII and red ink vari.
ati0nH on former prices"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-24
MOTHERS PRArsErr.

Mothers everywhere praise one Minute
Cough Cure Tor the suferings it has relieved
saved A certain cure Tor coughs. crouo
and whooping cough a. L. SpaHord
Postmaster, oi Chester. Mich, says "Our
little girl was unconscious from sirangula.
ton during sudden and terrible attack
oi Group One Minute Cough Cure quickly
relieved and cured her and Z cannot praise
Do too highly One Minute Cough Cure
relieves coughs makes breathing easy.
ctts out phlegm. draws out Inflammation
sud removes every cause Of cough and
strain on lungs
Sold by suickler's Drug Store and WIN.
M. Dent Of Nowburg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-24
A LII DR. u G. G IST s.

There is more Catarrh In this section Of
the country than all other diseases put to.
gether. and until the last few years was
supposed to be incurable For a great
many years doctors pronounced IL local
disease and prescribed local remedies and
by constantly failing TO cure with local
treatment pronounced IL incurable Sci
ence has proven catarrh to be consti u
tinal disease and therefore requires con.
sttutlonal treatment Halls Catarrh Cure
manufactured by r. |. Cheney & Co
Toledo, Ohio. is the only constitutional
cure on the market. II is taken internally
III doses from 10 drops TO a teaspoonful
II acts directly on the blood anI mucons
surfaces of the system They offeI one
hundred dollars for any case IL fails TO cure
Send for circulars and testimonials
+. ] CHENEY g. Co.. Toledo, O.
SOLD by Druggists, zsc
Take Halls Family Pills for consultation
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-24

Careicssness Is responsible iof many e
railroad wreck and the Same causes are
making human wrecks of sufferers from
Throat and Lung troubles But since the
ADVENT ot Dr. kings New discovery Tor
Consumption Coughs and Colds. even the
worst cases can be cured and hopeless
resignation is no longer necessary. Nrs.
LOIS Cragg Of Dorchester. Mass is one of
many whose life was saved by Dr. Rlnaa
Ncw Discovery This great remedy q
guaranteed for all Throat and Lung al.
scases Price soc and ft %. Triai bottles
free
Sold by J a Lenhsrt, Of Rinnwood:
Cooke supply Co. Of Howesvllle
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-24
BRYAHITES FOR PARKER.

Genial eoodnaturcd. able and brin.
iant Governor Hogg OF Texas. has
bc>H in Row York for tho past four
or fre days Gov Hogg and Colonel
William j Bryan are ss close as
brothers With cmphaas the Cover
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-24
JULIUS X. MONROE,
Surveyor Of LanCia
RINGWOOD, ". "a.

Wili answer callsfor land sntvevins frer. auv
part Of the county promptly ard ~ FaaaoHahlt
rates Plets, drafts and oaloula lions neatly 49,
accurately mado from deeds on aold notes. ~
Ing ouf and grading pixies. country roefs ana
TamWays also laying out town lofa, streets
foundations, oto. Corfoepoatsnes eofifitea,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-24
\ RuNAWAY nIlYcLR

minated with ar ugly cat on tha lee
oi B Orucr Frank.in Grove II Go fe.
velopcd "a stubborn ulcer uuBieIdIUe to
doctors a1d remedies ior four years Ihen
buck'cn hru.ca SaIVc cured It's iust al.
good Tor Burns Scalds Skin Eupi one and
Plies 2rc
Sold by a Lcnhart OF Kinqwood
Gockc- -up ply Co. of HowcsgHie
Evening journal., 1904-12-12
First Prize $500 in Gold
Second Prize $1,000 in Gold
No l.
No. /.
saturday Dec. TO- 1904
The store that saves YOU money
L ln..irrnlI a co

NO. /
saturday. Dec. 10 1904
The store that saves you money
Lippncott CO.
we havo been shopping through all the
hlr cities ever since last January, getting
together our stock OF Toys and Gifts 20
make the children happy at Christmas
time.
10 say We have been successful would
be putting Il mildly. Among other things
here. youn nnd the Edison Photographs
and Records. We handle all Sizes OF these
machines. Why?
Iippincott & CO.
The store that saves you Money.
Store closes 8 p. M.
No. q
In doing your Christmas shopping be
sure and visit Mlliard f. Davis, and j
East second street for there IL moth
ing more suitable than q piece OF jewelry,
cut glass, or ellverware for a eift on any
occasion and especially 80 at Christmas
time Our goods are always the better
kind. and the fact that wo have been
established over Is years is a guaranteed
OF our reliability. II you think Of a watch
or pair OF glasses we can better serve
you than most places. our stock OF
watches Is the largest and most COM
prshensive IN the city and our optical Dc
partment is IN charge OF an expert re-
fracticnist and our prices are the lowes
quality and service considered. Diamond
are gradually advancing IN price, but ou
early buying gives YOU the advantas
OF last years prices. We have fine as
sortment Of Rings and Breast Pins. W
have made q speciality during our busines
career Of three things. Can you nam
theml
No. g.
II you want 10 buy, rent, sell, exchang
or insure property it will be TO your In
terest TO call on Thos. +. McEvilly. rea
estate. mortgage and insurance broker
No e2s w. Fourth street His many bar
gains for "home-seekers" are OF sucl
great value as TO interest shrewd buyers
n you need money on mortgage no Il
your friend and guarantees all business o
..ls nature strictly confidential. II yo'
arc thinking OF insurance, either fire O
life. call on him. Tor he represents nom
but the best companies. Business OF al
kinds bought and sold. and collection o
rents is one Of the strong features OF hi
business. How many desirable homes ha
he for sale at the present timer
Evening journal., 1904-12-12

Startling with small store ana grow
ing gradually and very steadily through
many years IS the experience Old. Ross
a Son, 2o6-s-io Market street. In thel
forty years that they have been doing
business in Wilmington they have forg-
ed ahead until now they occupy a lead
ing position among the department
stores Of the city. Their trade Is OF the
kind that Is classed as regular" that
is, Il is a case OF ''once a customer al
ways customer" This, Of course, ar
CUES well for the fair dealing and hon
est values OF the Ross store. Al this
Christmas season the Ross store shows
q long line Of holiday gifts, including
Firs umbrellas ladies' fancy neck
wear. fancy handkerchiefs, silk muf-
iers kid gloves, laaies' sweaters, fancy
silk sarters, dress suit cases. travelling
bags. pocketbooks and purses. mems
fancy .neckwear. mems sweaters, mack
intoshes. raincoats. house coats, bath
robes. plush and corduroy caps. jewell
~, cut glass. IN what line Is the Ross
Arm most prominent2
No. 5.
Edward Il. Hanna. proprietor Of Ice
Cream and Fancy Cake Bakery. No. sal
Jefferson street, so well-known as tn,
leading Caterer OF this CITY. has wor
his way into the hearts OF all those VIII,
are partial 20 delicious ices, cakes. pud
dings. etc. DO away with the worry it &
necessary TO go through az Christmas
time on account OF your pound or frui
cake. Place your order with US. Reiiabilit.
in hlling orders is one OF the feature
Of our business and the quality OF ou
goods is Tar above the average. How man,
quarts Of ice Cream" did this popula
Caterer" sell during 1902
No. 6.
Fiowersl Flowers. We have IN abund
ance a full assortment OF all that ar
fragrant and beautiful in cut s'Flowers
Potter. the Florist" at Twenty-fourtl
and Market streets is wen-known in thi
vicinity for his beautiful cut flowers an
Moral decorations. Our flowers are aiway
fresh from the fact that they are Gu
from the plant and sold direct 10 you an
not kept standing IN vases. etc, whic
means that flowers bought from us retail
their fragrance and beauty FOR a longe
period. We have made special arrang,
ments for holiday buyers by adding I
our large number Of beautiful 'Christma
Plants" II you are looking for choiC
flowers phone or call on us. wen pa
you're car fare II you place an order
50 cents or more with US. Our leader wi
be Carnations" FOR the holiday tim
We have both phones" Del. 1893; ..
A.. b9zD. Phone your order to US al
well MI Il to your entire satisfaction or
deliver II 20 any part or the city. Ho
many Carnations did we sell from D
csmbsr l. 1879 to December J. lsos9
No z.
Evening journal., 1904-12-12

Our experience with lovers OF good
Teas, andi"conees" has taught US how
70 satisfy the tastes OF the most fasti-
dious. It's the responsible 'eTea House"
heated at No. so7 Madison street. (Dono-
Evening journal., 1904-12-12
No ST.

What Is Itg That Gives E. L. Rice,
southwest corner Second and Tatnan
streets. the name OF the Always Busy
Grocer" The fact that his stock is
Evening journal., 1904-12-12
No. 30.

Where do the wide-awake public go
for all that is palatable and fresh in
Fish. oysters and Clams7 To Lewis
(successor TO A. +. Nelson). No. 627
Madison street. OF course. Why7 Be
cause they know that they can always
find there a fun supply OF Fresh Fish,
Oysters and Clans Also crabs and
crab meat IN season. What is his spe-
cialty2
Evening journal., 1904-12-12
~ n

]. Edw. Reynolds. 100 w. Sixth street.
Men and Young Mems Clothing. Whole
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