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Easter Entertainment

one Of The most beautiful Easter Pro.
CRANES 90 has been our pleasure 10 attend
was rendered AZ zinns Chapel NJ. Church
Easter night
The pr2grsme was very long one. and
thc children certainly performed their
parts we'll and proved they bad been care.
fully trained.
The Grcttne' was dccliimcd In o clear
and disiincl tone by Master frank Cobun.
Then came Rotations ail bearing mes
ssees Of Egster Some OF which deserves
special mention. although ai acquitted
themselves crodusbio
Master Ray Taylor - purpose 90 life"
was spoken in mastery manner Beatrice
Federcr Ella Taylor Cecil aud Loar Co.
bun although small rccited in such man.
ner as 70 receive tho admiration Of the en-.
tire audience.
a dialogue 'Thc Cross by fourteen
children was very beautiful and Impressive.
as was also Floral Offering" by seven
young ladies
But the good things we're too numerous
20 mention here bot the music must not be
forgotten
Prof g a Fodefer conducted The music
which was certainly carefully sclc cted. al
beating slad udings of Easter
q beautiful Trio was sung by Prof
Federcr Misses Gertrude Rogers and Rcs.
Sic Cobun Che accompimont being played
by Miss Matte zinn. Aud a Duet Prayer
Of the wandcrer" was very Impressive.
Rev ID g Jones spoke on Missions after
which = HfNaNnmIFW EnIiHHAirW 0Unn fa Na..
and then the 'Vaiediciory was spoken in
very pleasing way by Ruth FAVOR fhis
completed The programme which was bcauti
inliY rendered throughout
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NEwBuRo

Correspondence Of the Argus
w. A. SummervIlle was in town Thurs
day.
r. d. Wilson spen, sunday in cumber.
land. Md
Mrs John Menatee is very IN at this
writing
Keep your eye on the Bushwhacker
Saturday.
Squire Cool made Aging trip to King.
wood Friday.
Mrs. W. T.. conley was buried at Con
cord sunday.
The man who attends TO his own business
is the wise man
Howard Stuck spent sunday with his
sister in Phillppi
The little end Of Preston was on their
way to Philippi Sunday.
Emory II. Smith made flying trip to
Grafton Saturday night.
chas. Orr of Fairmont was in town Mon.
day visiting his many friends.
Mir Mike Brodrioh aud Clearance Ellis
were In Grafton Saturday night
-fhNtAt'ANAAA' Was W I0UANOMAuE
Md Sunday, the CUES, OF friends.
Messers David Kidd and Nose Cassiday
OF Grafton were on our streets Monday.
Prof Lorain Fortney OF West Liberty.
one OF our most advanced teachers was
greeting his many friends in town Monday
People who live outside OF the Corpora.
ton and never paid any Corporation taxes
are not supposed to dictate the Town gov
eminent.
Our town election comes of Saturday
April io, and you can see the Subordinates
standing around in little groups planning for
the occasion.
ifyou want to get in. move on the inside
and Of you don't want to move. hold your
Election on the outside and pay our toll
some place.
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ALiyeiY Ran Away

a team belonging TO ID. ". Morris, ran
away last Saturday and smashed good
road wagon up badly The team was
standing ON Price Street in font Of the
shafsr & Brown store, when a blast was
SET Of from the well being dug for Do.
sldckler iu the car Of bis stone building.
and away The team went towards home.
They tore down High street, taking wheel
off against the electric light pole 10 front Of
the Presbyterian church and smashing The
light on the pole, they lost another wheel on
pile Of heavy stone and timber IN front Of
y. T. Browns and finished up agains, a
pole Al ihc foo, 81 the BIO. smashing another
wheel and me tongue and stripping the
harness from The horses, who escaped on.
hurt a crate Of ducks was left 10 The
middle Of the road. 5ieb, side UP and nm.
han and sacks Of chop and wagon spokss
we're siruu along down The BILL
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MnsontOwn school Report.


Report of the Principals room Of The
Masontown school for the term ending on
March aoth. Number Of pupils enrolled,
boys 20, girls IS, total IS; average daily
attendance az per cent Of daily attendance
IS. Those present every day Of the term,
Guy and Lessye Scott, Hazel Lemon, Jesse
Piles and Stanley McMillen.
The following is the average per cent
made by each pupil for the term Rossel
Roby 50, ode Roby IT. Albert Scot, 90,
Guy Scott %, Wayne Scott 50. Lsssye Scott
81. Charles Keller So, Willie Keller IS,
I'd iIuggins s., Jesse Pyiqs 50, Ola Graham
90, Harry McMllen -, Herbert McMllen
90. Chester McMilleu 90. Stanley McMinen
IS, Daily Menear 90, Foster Lemon 81,
Myrtle Lemon 90, Fife ShaGcr S., Edna
Watson 80, Beulah Snider %, Gladys
Snider 81, Lolita snider 80, Hazel Lemon
90, Mabel McMill-n %, Mae Menefes o.
The enumeration for the sub.districs
shows IiS pupils, With school building
only sufficient to accommodate u pupils.
AZ least 20 pupils we're turned down from
the fact that we had not the room 10
accommodate them. viii the better judge.
ment Of the people Of tho district and the
Board Of Education allow this condition
TO oxist1 II means the slagnaiion Of the
higher attainmenis Of the community.
With this report my official connection
with the Masontown school ends. have
this 70 say Of the school, that IL is as good
as The best E.R.P. GRIMES.
Masoniown, W. Va, April o, 1904
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May Ashburn.
Reedsville viva

On the fifth inst death visited the home
of Mr.. and Mrs IT, NJ. Ashburu. and claim
ed for his victim their little daughter Glllie
May, aged 10 years. months and ~ days.
lis hard TO break the tender cord when
love has bound the heart 1is hard TO
speak the words must we forever part.
We know our loss is her eternal gain and
we ought 10 bow in humble submission 70
the will Of Him who makes no mistake.
After funeral services She was consigned
to her little Channel house in the Reeds
Vile Cemetery to await the resurrection
Call. All the bereaved have tie. sympathy
Of large circle OF friends in their afliction.
AcRosTIc
Cod has sent His Angel to day
Into our home 10 summons away
Loving little daughter. Sister May.
Little time she had to stay
In this dear old earthly home,
Ere she was babe to come.
Mysterious as Il may seem,
After all us not dream
Yet we'll wait that moment whom
A torch will turn all bright again.
Soon the storms will all be DER
How sweet TO meet 10 part. no more.
But all shall we be able to stand
Unless we place our all in Ills hand,
Rebel we'll not against Ills love.
Nor give the struggle DER till we meet above.
IL. T.. HARDwAY
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IT'S TnETRuTH THAI HURTS.
An Old Yet Gets Hlmislr BADLY
Tangled Up.

Correspondence OF the Argus
In the issue OF the Argus Of March 18TH
the orders of Gen, Lee and Gen, Grant arc
oontrasted, The contrast being taken
from the Monroe Waterman. will wager
a niokle that that contrast was tho pro-
ducton Of some old campieeler, army
follower, camp hummer. or bush whackcr,
OF the son OF one, for the comment is en-
tirely beneath the dignity OF the true
soldier or the American citizen, much less
decent news paper.
No doubt the old hceler is hooking TO be
IN. and in order TO get the heel Is trying to
waive the bloody shirt. Bet that will
never do.
The chasm Is closed, and the blue aud
the gray have shook hands across Il.
The writer was in the Shenandoah cam
paign In sixty.four under Gen sheridan
and helped TO execute Gen. Grants orders
II was a sad sight to see the destruction,
but Il was war policy, and a very wise
policy Il was. IL saved thousands OF lives
and hurried on the close OF tho way.
Speak nothing but good Of the dead II
the Waterman had wanted TO give To the
rising generation true history. why did u
not call attention to the fact that the gov
ernment issued rations to the citizens Of
the Valley and relieved the suffering as far
as possible. Or why not call attention TO
the magnanImitY Of Gen. Grant when, after
the stpulations had been signed at the
surrender and Gen. Lee with his great
head full Of symathy for his men asked
that they be allowed to take heir horses
home
What was the repiy2
Let them take their horses home They
will need them for the spring glowing
Yours truly.
! J mcKIENEy,
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GAINESVILLE.
lpondent OF The Argus.

Correspondent Of The Argus.
Nathan Dixon has moved into the house
vacated by Chnles Shahan.
Mrs. Jane Weaver, who has had typhoid
fever, IS able 10 be out again, and other
cases in the family are progressing nicely.
Isaac Erwin has moved from Morgantown
to a tenant house on the farm Of Moses
Lemon and will engage in farming this
coming summer.
The Ebeneler Bapts, Sunday school was
reorganized April 10th by elecung T.. K
Sutton as supi.i S N Rogers, Assistant;
Miss Edna sutton, Secretary, and J. C..
Jackson as Organist The school is con.
dnued the whole year.
Fri Anderson, an aged citizen Of this
community and an old soldier, died at the
residence Of M Z. Mccoy ia Glldesgille,
on April 9th Of pulmonary disease. The
funeral services were conducted by Rev.
ST. Clair 1t the Baptist church, Of which he
vas member, on the 9Th interment at the
OR cemetery.
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WHITE DALE.

Correspondence of The Argus
X. L. Burkes mother was visiting him
Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John suawser
girl baby.
i. c. Martin and family have removed
to AmbIersburg.
X. T.. Burke and family have moved here
during the past week
Miss Iva WEIGH was visiting at Solomon
Fixes last Wednesday and Thursday.
Jackson Garner and Robert Jeaerys have
moved into the upper J. Z. Hayes house.
Mrs. Solomon Tike was al Rowlesburg
Wednesday to see the doctor, bat she is
better a. tins writing.
Our Sunday school was organized on last
sunday with s. X whitehair as supt.;
Marshall Auman, Assistant; J. NJ. Freeland,
Treasurer; Marshall Auman, Librarian;
Fuller Messenger. Secretary; John Dodge,
Assistant; Miss bessie Auman, Ofganist;
J. NJ. FreeIand, Sue Dodge, Marshall
Amman and Mrs. Myrtle Whitehair as
teachers.
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VICTORIA.

Correspondence Of The Argus
G.. c. Lanham has returned home from a
visit to Morgantown.
Our merchants are all hustlers aud arc
doing thriving business.
This is Leap Year and Cupid is arranging
for several weddings in the future.
Rev. Kendell aud Rev. Hart arc holding
a series of meetings at Newburg
An OF our school teachers have returned
home rejoicing, after teaching five months
OF school.
Our Sunday School was reorganized April
the first with Albert Rowe as Supedntend.
eni; and Mrs. frances Kendell Assistant
Fri Anderson, age 50 years. died at the
home of Jack McCoy's of Gainesville, April
9th and was buried in the Orr Cemetery.
Mrs. Flora Demoss and children O
Morgnniown, are visiting Mrs. Demoss'
parents Mr., and Mrs. Eugene Lanham Of
near this place
Married, at Oakland March aS. Warren
Righ,mire OF Parsons, and Miss Ella Orr of
this place. Their many friends Join in
wishing MIR, and Mrs. Rghtmire a long
and prosperous life
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MlIErSRII
Correspondents of The Argus.
"come, gentle Spring.

Correspondence of The Argus.
'come. gentle Spring.
Ethereal mildnesS. come,
And from the bosom Of
Non dropping cloud
Upon our plains descend"
James Hayes of Kingwood. was seen in
our vicinity Sunday.
E. 5. FELTON, and son were business
visitors at GAINESVILLE Saturday.
Mrs. l. 5. Wilson and children returned
las, week from short visit with her parents.
Rev. +. o. woodward preached very
interesting sermon at the church Saturday
evening
Mrs. Amos childs and children returned
10 their home in Terra Alta Sunday, after
spending few days with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Geo Bueklew.
Sunday school was organized sunday
April 10th, with 1. 5. Wilson. as Superin.
,endent; Flora letters, Assistant Superin,end.
en,i Maude whe,sel, Secretary; and Dennis
Garner, Librarian.
Oar Epworth League commenced again,
last Sunday evening after delay OF
several weeks. The President Miss Flora
letters lead aud Charles whetsell was
appointed leader Tor mex, Sunday evening.
We are glad to see the League commence
aud hope the members will all take an
active part.
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Candidates on the Track.

IL IS singular you may never have seen an
elephan, skate but you can see bright,
new, clean, up-to-date stock Of furniture and
ma,iings that will make your eyes open with
surprise and delight Latest % style. great
in variety. wonderful 10 quantity, rich ia
quality and surprisingly low in price. Come
10 and see os, we want a talk with you iu
regard TO the bargains we have TO offer this
season Saturday, April goth. will be-
picture day, and on that day we will sell
pictures and picture frames al reduced prices
as We secuted job lol Of several hundred
that will be sold ct unusually low prices.
The old reliable furniture and carpet house
Of J. H. RooeHRkVsR & soS.
81 Terra Alta, w. Va.
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AuRORA.

Correspondence Of The Argus
On Monday night Of last week leap
year party was given by some Of the young
ladies Of this town to some Of the young
men. They went 20 ihc M. View House
at Aurora where they spent the evening in
playing pedro, finch and dancing Or. J.
6 seiby carried of the prize 10 pedro, and
Russell Teets IN finch About twelve
o'clock delightful refreshments were served.
Those composing the party were Misses
Nora fanz, Daisy, OHha and Odessa
siemple, Eva Werner, Zsllah and Anna
shaasr, Bessie McMakin, Wayne Legqe.
Mary spigglc, Elya Wilt and Rachel Deots.
and MesSn. Walter Hayes. Ernest Bush,
Ernest schrock, Clinton VIII, Scott Laniz
IIerbet shafsr, Russell Teels. Ellis Adams,
Forrest stemple, Or. Gilbert selby and
Dr. Frank selby Of Oakland
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FATHER AND son


The following tom the Moreantown Post
refers TO Charles I. Stewart, a son of Ieha
Stewart Of the Snyder Settlement. near
Irona. this county. Young Stewart married
daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. Ison Irons, who
formerly lived neighbors to his father, but
arc now living nt Morgantowu. Stewart
aud his wife did not get along we'll aud
parted, the wife returning to her parents
and Charley keeping the boy, their only
child. lie has been a, Morgan,own several
years. Here is the Posts publication:
"lie leaves home often, sometimes staying
away as much as a month at a Time" said
Charles l. Stewart of his ten year old son
Virgil, whom he IS trying TO have sent To
the Reform School al lruntytown The
little boy cried bitterly while his father
made affidavit, and the spectators in Justice
Shoemaker's office looked at the little Eel.
low with pity in theig eyes, When their
glanees rested on the father however, they
became hard aud stecly aud the pity was
gone until they looked again at the sobbior
little lad, whose grief seemed more than he
could bear
The case was zip IN Justices court Monday
afternoon. After Stewart had made the
necessary affidavit Squire Shoemaker made
eui papers which will be passed upon by the
superintendent of the Reform School. As
the school already has ass pupils aud Is
crowded Il is not likely that Stewards appli-
cation will be granted And those who
attended court will be glad II their is net
room.
One who was present when the complain,
was made says IL is his opinion that Stewart
la 81 I'll t,fh a Al.
responsibility OF bringing him up. The boy
Is bright little fellow who looks as il any
QUO might he proud 10 have him for son.
The neighbors know nothing Rbou, him
running away from home a month at
time
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Good Tor Chiidreo

The pleasant 90 take and harmless ono
Minute Cough Cure gives immefafe relief
ln all cases 81 Cough Group aud IaGrippc
because 70 does not pass immediately into
The stomach but takes effect fieht no the
seat 20 ihc trouble Dc draws 0ui the Boz
dammation heals and sooihCs and cures
permanently by enabling the lungs % con.
tribute pure liic gIvine and ifo.suslaining
oxygen Co The blood and tissues. One Sin.
usc Cough Cure is pleasant TO- take. and lt
is good alike for young and old
Sold ~ VIM. NJ Dent & Co. Of NcWburft
klngwood Pharmacy. of Klngw0od a
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Public Sale

OF valuable personal properly, TUES.
DAY, APRIL 10, 1904, at r. M, at NY
residence near the Camp Ground, on the y.
$. Miller place, the following lot Of
property;
Six good COWS, 2 hogs, I milk wagon, Z
grain drill, I buggy, I spring tooth harrow,
I hillside pillow, and other things too tedious
10 mention.
TEENS on SALE:-Cssh for stock and six
months credit with approved security for
other property. T.. r. CRAIG.
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A Cure Ror fIeadaohe.

Any man, woman or child suffering from
headache. biiliOusncss or a dull. drowsy
feeling should take one or two ~ DcWit's
Little Early Kisefs night and morning.
These famous little pills are famous be-.
cause they arc e tonic as we'll as a pill
While they cleanse the system hey strength
en- and rebuild 30 by their tonic effect upon
the liver and bowels.
Sold BY VIM NJ Dent e Co.. 81 Ncwburg
Kingwood Pharmacy. Of kingwood.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONyENriOS.
State Meeting 20 be Held at grafiOn,
April 1921, 1909.

The time Is drawing nigh for The record
breaking Convention in the history Of the
State Association, and the Sunday School
Worker who fails 10 attend will miss one Of
the opportunities Of bis life Tor Information
and inspiration.
Free entertainment viii be provided for
TES delegates from each county. who are
appointed BY the County Association.
Write me for fine souvenir program Just
issued, and card orders for reduced rail
road rates, and any other Information.
Mrs. G.. a. HEReNo, See
Kingwoodr w Va,
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Deaths Doings.

Died at her home in Buckhannon las,
Friday April Slh, after several years of in
health, Ru6na l.. King, wife OF Rev. +. II.
J. King of that place. aud mother of Or.
Jennings NJ. King Of Kiugwood The
deceased was aged 6s years, months aud
II days. Her death was caused by a
general scepuc infection, from which she
had suffered long time, steadily growing
worse and she had been in critical con.
di,ion for some time before her death with
no hopes for recovery. The funeral services
were held Saturday afternoon at Buck
harmon, conducted 10y Rev. s. r. Crumme,t,
Rev ID. II X. Dix aud Rev !. b Tam
hlyn. The burial took place at Ripley,
Jackson county, on Sunday afternoon at
three o'clock, this being the old home of
Rev. King, The deceased was born in
Craig county, Virginia, aud her maiden
name was Wilson.
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On April slh. 1904, the death angel
visited the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Ashburn and claimed as its victim little May,
aged ten years, siX months and twenty -rine
days. She has been sufferer all her life
and the pet of the home Al that medical
skill and loving hands could do was done to
relieve the little sufferer, but all in vain aud
at one o'clock Tuesday morning her spirit
went home TO Him who said, "SuAer little
children 10 come unto me, for Of such Is the
Kingdom Of Heaven" She leaves father,
mother, two sisters and five brothers to
mourn their loss They have the sympathy
OF all in their dark hour Of bereavement.
The little body was laid to rest Wednesday
afternoon in the Rockville cemetery.
One sweet flower has dropped and faded,
One sweet darling voice has fled;
One fair brow the grave has shaded.
One sweet darling now is dead.
May has gone TO Heaven before US,
But she turns and waves her hand,
Pointing 10 the the glodes DER US,
In tina, happy spirit land.
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Tablets from one cent 20 IS cents az The
Argus stationery Store a hundred differ.
ent kinds 70 select from
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-09-22
WHO IS THIS
PR0WLING FELLOW
Must be "Ioose in His Upper
Story"

Who is this prowling fellow
that is causing "cold chills" to
make its appearance among some
Of our women folks?
A few mornings ago a lady
heard strange noise in her par
lor, and on going to the room
discovered that a strange man
had utilized the lounge for a bed,
and was just arising from his
couch when the lady entered the
room. To say that she was sur.
prised is putting it mild, and
she promptly ordered the fellow
out Of the house. He tried to
explain his actions by saying
that he thought the place was q
hotel. It is not known at what
hour he entered the house, but
the supposition is that he went
in some time during the night.
A few nights after this Incl.
dent another lady heard a noise
vt one of the window. and on 60
ing to side door she was just in
time to see a man sneaking away
from the building. Whether or
not it was the same fellow who
had secured a nights rest in the
irst house, is not known, but it
was supposed TO be same one,
Ind that he was again looking
for free lodging.
Whoever the fellow is, he needs
looking after, before some one
ills his hide full Of bird-shot. II
ne has slipped a few cog wheels
under his hat, then he needs
more attention. While he mean
no bodily harm to any one, at
The same time our women folks
object to having the shivers
landed to them by some prowler,
even if he does mean no more
harm than bad scare. He may
5ackle the wrong house some
line, and q verdict OF justiiiable
homicide will end the chapter.
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me COUNTY. NEVADA, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER %. 1904

borious part, until the emigrant
concluded to leave. Comstock
then divided what was taken out
and, seeing it was too small for
a man to travel on, said: Now
we will divide my half again;
you will need it !''
Should brave, generous and
simple characters such as this be
forgotten ?
Nor was Comstock an isolated
man Of this class. We can recall
many such prospectors in our
travels through the Western
mountains. Three fine old fell
lows, especially, we are proud to
have known; Joe Campbell.
known all through the deserts OF
Nevada, California and Arizona; !;
Jacob Bright of Comstock days;
Galloway of Montana. All Of
them loyal, generous, courteous
men, strictly temperate, and Of
the finest, truest character. One,
at least, was scholarly and OF
wide and deep reading. Truly
these men are worth more to
humanity than the schemers
who rule the money markets OF
the world.
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NEWARK
September I8, 1904.

September IS, 1904.
, Miss Dora Hilderbrant returned
20 her home in Eureka, after spend
.ng several months visiting at Cold
rreek.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Romano
we're over from Diamond Valley
aud purchased a load Of fruit from
Wm. Smith.
Miss Edith Moyle returned to
aer home at Ruby Hill last Monday
Mr.. Fraser, who has been work.
ing for VIM. Moore during the sum.
ner, purchased load of apples OF
apples of VIM. Smith last Friday,
and started for Tonopah with tie
Slne. 4
Mr.. Crundy passed through the
valley on Friday from Eureka to
Bald Mountain.