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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-17
CHARLES scRIsNER's SONS.

DlALLS 3I Lane By ". W. Jacobs Illustrated ~
EMMANUEL BURDEN. MERCHANT. Bv EfI.r- "a
Ioc- Illustrated BY G. X Chestsrton- Izno 81 So
THE BAR SINISTER. New edition BY Richars HARDING
12rno. 81
a CHEAPER edition. but with NJ ASKS, cs-
CHRISTMAS S6N7As EYE on LONESOME. AND OTHER
SatuttItES- BY John Fox. jr. Illustrated olrs
Short stories pcturing the tragedy pathos sra
huIaor OF HE in aid near the Kentucky mountains
THE EARLIER FICTION OF JOHN FOX JR New
edltlonS. including The kentu-k ans" 121o 81 IS
"A Mountain Europa 12rnc. 81 IS: a Cumberland
Eenaette l2n,9 81 IS Hell fer sartata. and other
THE CNDERCCRREST. By Robert Grant. With Illus
uaticns by F. c. TOhn. limo, 81 50.
love story. preaching some OF the naos- sppa-snt
Dangers II the social forces OF the 5ay-
THE LAST HOPE By Henry Seton Merrinaa- izne
81
THE SOLDIER OF THE VALLEY BY Nelson LLOYD.
Illustrated BY A b Frost -2rno. 81 so
The story OF quiet Pennsylvania valley.
4 DIVORCE. By Paul Bourget limo 81 So
story psychological lines dealing with TIA
larger general problems OF life ard society.
THE FOoD OF THE GODS. By H G Wells izzA
limo. 81 so.
4 inter arss
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HoUGHToN, MIFFLIN & CO.

THE AFFAIR AT THE INN By Kate Douglas wiggin
Others Illustrated 12nno. 81 IS.
TRIXY BY Elizabeth stuart Phelps frontispiecs
12rno 81 so.
THE APOLOGY OF AYLIFFE. By Ellen Olnsy Kirk
12rno 81 so.
BIDDY's EPISODES By Mrs. A. D T whitney. I2ulo.
81 80.
THE PRIVATE. TUTOR. By GamaIiel Bradford IT.
Crown Svo. 81 so
THE REAPER BY Edith Rickert- Crown svo. 81 so.
OFF THE HIGHWAY. By Alice Prescott Smith. Crown
Svo. 81 80.
HEROES OF THE STORM. BY William D. oConnor
ONO
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THE GREEN DIAMOND BY Arthur Morrison limo
cloth decorative. SIX Illustrations. 81 50.
AT HOME WITH THE JARDINES BY Lillian Bell
limo. cloth decorative. Illustrated. 81 80.
THE HOUND FROM THE NORTH By Ridgweu Gull
iurn limo, cloth decorative, with design and
frontispiece by Charles Livingston Bull. 81 so.
THE PRISONER OF MADEMOISELLE. By Charles G.
D. Roberts. limo, cloth, gilt top with de-
sign and frontispiece by Frank T. Merrill. 81 90
DELIGHTFUL DODp. By Elliott Flower. 12no. cloth
decorative. Illustrations.
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lovers in Sicily ---9-9H A'-- anu ner Two
i+e5 - ; t-HSLLFN By Theodore Winthrop e.
% hulIon z. stevenson 12rao 81 50
a novel dealing with the Life a. ruI-,-.s ~
ENGLAND two generations ago. - "'6-
THE HISTORY OF TOM JONES. A FoUNprrSs ~
EaeLfy FIELDING Condensed and sditeI Nv p1r+o, =
stevenson 454 Do. I2mo. 81 so - A -
10 81 GUlDE- And His Moral and Instructive
LES ABOUT Beasts, Birds and Fishes ~ = : -
49, Wl'1 some 1Ity illustrations b. Albert b
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z. p. BUTTON & co.

THE LETTERS WHICH NEVER REACHED HIM
l2nlo cloth, 81 so.
ADRIA: \ TALE OF VENICE. BY Alexander Nelson
Hood. With illustrations. Svo. 81 net.
THE HOUSE OF QUIET: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
Edited hy ! T. I2no 50 so
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SMALL, MAYNARD G. co.

EIGHTEEN MILES FROM HOME BY William T. Hodge
1ono cloth decorative. with frontispiece and cover
design by Marion I. Peabody, 81.
me experiences Of raw country boy with stage
aspirations who becomes the dupe Of travelling
fesSor OF mesmerism
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SMALL, MAYNARD G. co.

TERRITORIAL ACQUISITIONS OF THE UNITED
STATES tlISl-lSOil- A Historical Review. 81 y
ward Bckneil Third edition. revised and sn.srss-
2In1o. cloth. net so cents. post IS cents
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LOVE IN CHEF. BY Rose x. weekes. Post svo. orna-
ulented cloth. 81 90
story Of rural English life. with lively heroine.
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LEE & SHEPARD.

THE KNITTING OF THE SOULS By nlauss c-T.-s Car
pages. 81 80. - N = N-S'EeL- 90
romance Of Boston in the seventeenth ,a1-,-v
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Continued on afth page
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-28
OUR NEW YORK LETTER .
Fashion Conceits and CarIos Floods,
Frost and Flame.

New York has troubles cf her own these
days when the clements conttlbuts alter.
nate yisltations OF food and trost. The
gas man with his thay1ng-out apparatus Is
abroad IN the land trying 20 warm up miles
upon miles Of pipes put out OF business
temporarily 5y the arctic weather.
The hre hend Is having his ding In many
cities. Nearly every paper tells narrowing
tales OF what the flames have been doing.
We tried for the Convention. but ST Louis
got Il. One would think that city already
had enough on hand with a big Fair to
look after. but there Is more to come" for
her
once heard a coon" impersonator
remark, from the other side OF the foot.
lights. that "theres niger born every
minute. think the same must be true Of
my sex, Judging from the demand for corsofs
OF the X and O. make Tor fair ladies'.
Every sort Of custume FOR every Imaginable
purpose, requires separate stay. these
days, and Ike pretty hapdkcrchiofs. one
csnpot have too many. One Of the daintcsi
eyoluions Of these celebrated manufaoiu-
rers Is eirdle corset made wholly Of rich
ribbons, 70 be worn under the prevalent
Mmono gown Tor iounglpg purposes.
Fur hats are at tbc very zenith Of wide
popularity One lovely erminc spscimen I
saw lately, was trimmed with bunchcs Of
vIolcis. Red iaponicas adorn a large black
tnr toque. Ibcy are accompanied by green
leaves delicaieiy frosted with white.
~ Lord and iayior's whore may be
found erarVfhfrg ,,r, s..1 t.....tft 49,.
reasonably prlced) that any one can want
for the comfort aud adornment Of home or
self. series Of January sales Is in inll
swing There Is harvest Of after holiday
bargains. representing each biz lot Of
value for small amount OF money. This
house sends ts supplies. upon order. al
over the United States and distant patrons
arc as perfectly served as those near by.
Three dainty hcmstitchcd handkerchiefs
~ pretty box Tor little girl may now be
boughs for fifteen cents. They wsfo
twenty-five cents az Christmas time.
Asiartling novelty Is pair Of black silk
stockings. upon which are embroidered
ears Of corn 10 natural color The husk Il
50 drawn aside as 10 form delicate green
base for the ear.
Another fetching thing IN hosiery shows
litilo baskets filed win rcd roses, in gold
lines running 70 The instep. The baskets
are 81 gold thread
Stylish and we'll made black peau dc sole
waists are selling as low as 81 60
Thin. small waiohes prevail. some OF
them are 90 larger than lockots.
EvfLYa CAHLg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-28
SOME OFFICIAL IMPORTATION
In Regard to smallpox, aud the Law
ON the subject.

To tho Public
The BOARD Of Health Of Preston county,
West Virginia, having ascenained through
their officers and agents that the contagious
aud iuiecnous disease known as smallpox Is
prevalent in certain localities in this county,
have adopted such measures and attempted to
maintain such guarantees as would eiieetaal.
y preven, the spread OF the dsease hut Il
seems that some of the people themselves
are NO, disposed to second their efforts by n
prompt obedience to the orders given by
such health officers.
itmust be admitted that il Is impossible
for Board Of Health or any other body Of
men TO accomplish the end desired wlthou,
the earnes, and promp, cooperation Of the
people themselves The law gives the
health Offices The power aud authority to
require an Observance OF certain regulations
necessary TO insure prevention OF the spread
Of the disease, aud they are supposed to be
the judges OF the necessity OF maintslniug
qnafanIineS aud such other things as are
necessary in that direction While II might
bc considered by some as restriction upon
their liberty to so into quarantine, at the
same time they are not expected to be the
judges, and II they arc allowed TO be the
judges Of that matter, the usefulness Of the
Board af Health is At an end THE LAW
PROVIDES A PUNISHMENT OF a PM
OF NOT LESS THAN TEN NOR NOR
THAN ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS foI(
THE FAILURE OF ANY PERSON TO
STRICTLY COMPLY WITH SUCH OR.
DERS AND REQUIREMENTS AS THE
HEALTH OFFICERS MAY MAKE.
Aad that such health officers arc required
10 report any such violation for prosecution.
desire II understood that in The discharge
OF my official duty. shall be compelled to
vigorously prosecute any person for the
violation Of such orders, by indictment IN
the Circui, cour, Of the county.
In addition 10 this. all Justices and Off
GERS having jurisdiction are earnestly re.
quested to place any such yiolators under
arrest, and upon II being shown that they
have so violated the law, to place them
under bond, or commit them TO Jail 20
await The action Of the grand jury.
desire TO further call attention to the
fact that the law does not require the
County couri to pay, nor does II have au-
ihorily under The law to pay for the medical
services to persons having smallpox any
more than they would be called upon to
pay for medical attention to persons having
typhoid fever, or any other disease.
The law only authorizes The Coult 10 pro-
vide for the payment Of expenses incurred
in preventing the scyrad Of ihe contagion,
and nof IN curing those infected with H.
Respectfully,
MIL J. FoRrgEy, Pros. Atty.
BY reques, Of the County Court.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-28
OUR WASHINGTON EIIER.
The Republicans in Congress
freed on the Panama
Grabbing Game.
The First Report from the New
Department OF Commerce.

From our regular correspondent.
WAshMcroN, ID. c, Jan. IS. 1903 -
The Democrats s,ill hold the ioor in the
Senate. Day by day. more and more
firmly they fas,en upon the President the
scandal Of the Isthmus--,he responsibility
for the rape of Columbia of her riches, and
fairest Stale. Republicans take refuge in
silence. They have nothing to say, OF. II
have, they do not say H. They have pa,
forward their most garrulous member as a
bufer--a senator whose armor Of gall aud
self complaeencY Is impervious to all attacks.
Senator Spooner is physically the smalIes,
aud vocaIlY the iarges, member ~ the
body lie never speaks without tossing
the mos. fulsome compliments righ, aud
left. These bouquets are SO large as 10
greatly embarass the recipient, especially
when be discovers, as he always does. iha!
they are made Of artificial flowers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-28

Was there an irresistible and vociferous
demand for the new Department Of Com
merce Us first report reveals what some
may consider very valuable information. Il
informs an anxious public how many b-eyes
we're received the past year al SIX grea,
cattle markets :, says The cattle raiser is
trying 10 adjust his prices 10 the new prices
Of beef j, tells tells US how many miles Of
railroad were bailt, how much -four was
marketed, and how much coal was mined in
1908, aud unrolls Iong list Of similar
astonishing facts. As they have ali been
published hundrsds Of times before. It is
diiacuIi for any fellow 10 5nd on, whs, this
republication smounis 10. The business Of
getting up statistical Information IS sadly
oyerdonc IN Washington. The Department
Of Agriculture, The Geological Survey the
Statistical Once. the Census Ohse, and
bureaus TOO numerous 10 mention are all
engaged in grinding out similar facts
They nigh, IS we'll write poetry on the
season.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-28
THE ORTHODOX TEAM.

"Hoid on, stranger Turn out yonder close
to the wall.
For The roads rather narrow and I've gol
ALL
Whoa, back. haw there. old Isap,is, Whoa,
methodist. Whoa
These are oxen that need all the road YOU
must know.
Yes, dive withou, swearin' though strange
may seem.
For I'm dsivin', good stranger, my orthOd.os
team r.
Said the lumberman Of calaverAs,
''Thai Episcopal OK is of exeellen, breed,
He's more noted for style than he is tor hi,
speed.
Though Of delicate structure. this OK will
not shirk,
Bat he was never known, sir. to sweat al
bis work
He's good. pious OK. never losin' his way,
For he reads nll the sienboards and goe,
not as,ray -
Said the Iomberman of caiaveras.
''There's the good Bapiis, OK; breed
that's weIl-known,
Close communion in diet---he eats all alone
Shakes his head when It's rainin and
closes his eyes;
lie hates 10 be sprInkled. though he com,
from the skies
Why. he won't cross bridge unless dragget
by the team
He'll go nowhere, swan, bu, down int,
the stream !"
SAID the iumberman Of calayeras.
"Pfcsby,erian, gee Congregational, haw /
They're good stock, let me tell you, ans
knows how 10 draw
They're so perfectly matched, sir. that yer,
few-folk
Can tell en-, apar, when ,hey're out Of ,b'
yoke
But you see a Sigh, difference when il Il
shown
One leans on his elden and one sland
alone -
Said The lumberman Of cs!svens.
There's an OK term israel. oldes, Of all
Once be grazed in The garden before
Adams falI;
lie went into the ark at the time Of IN,
food,
Aud when Pharaoh starved he was chewiu
his cud
There's ancestry, sir, full Of glory no doubt
Bat for goring the Master ,hey're sca,teres
about ;"
Said the iumbcrmsp of caIaverA..
'.I've an OK over there who tends strictly Il
He's a Catholic OK ~l,a, a monster he il
And he keeps CROWN big, while he keep
GROWN old !
AID he never lets 60. where he once gets 4
holdi
Hes s'rong one. you bet. Why. neve
yet spoke
Blu, he started right off. with his neck in tn,
yoke r'
Said the lurnberman Of caIsveras.
'sTAere's old Methodist, one Of the best Of
road
hf"N ouPPp7cos ~ tOc Ada-f NS hiOn'
dragged the load
How be pulls when sing halleluiah an,
shout:
Bu, the wors, Of it is. he keeps ehanein
about
lie was boueh, on probation, and work
like top;
But I've had bim three years aud suppose
must swopg'
Said the lumbesman Of calsveras
"rhsl suaye Uniyersalst many admire,
Thinks the devils myth with his grss
prairie FIRE
There's an AdgeniIsi, eIaimin' to hav
second sight
II be keeps on s-guessin' hs'il guess ih
thing riehti
And the Seventh Day Bapiis--lhsir nun
bes afc such
n they do break the Sabbath they don
bgeak IL much -
Said The iuabermau Of CaIaveras.
--FRgD EmgasoS BOOKS in the Mountain
Chauianqua.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-28

Yesterday your correspondent found at
the Metropolitan, Congressman John Sharp
Williams. Democratic Leader Of the House
Eyes" he said, at certainly would be
better for the Democrats 10 stand together
and repndIase the fake treaty. But they
are divided. just as they we're, unhappIy,
on the Paris treaty. On the iss ,e of honesty
and decencY instead Of criminal aggression
Of canal instead Of the canal--ihe people
would stand by Us and give rs victory.
They probably will, anyhow. We have
issues enough If the treaty IS ratified in
spite Of us. The single issue Of honesty in
Office IN the light Of the official plunderiug
going on is itself sufieient to cause the
people to refuse long lease Of power to
any party, especially the party that is
guilty.'
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-28
I I y

There Is no truth in the persistent runner
that Senator Lodge Of Massachusetts will
succeed John Hay as Secretary OF State
The President csnno, spare from the State
Department man who has reduced poli-
teal aud territorial rspacity TO fine art.
So the position is no, iikelyto be vacant
and Il Il we're. senator Lodge says he
would prefer his present position.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-28
DomeelieTronnlos.

ltis czcepionsl 20 6nd family whore
there sre 90 domestic faptnfes occaslonau,
bui these can bc lessencd BY haglns Dr
King New Life rllls sfonnd Much
ffonblc fhey save BY fbcir great work is
Stomach and Liver troubles Ihey mol
only relieve you hut care
ssc ai a Lenhafcs oi Kioruood
Cooke supply CO... Of fo~esviie iron.
sepplf Co.. az lioas
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-28
sarea from TerrlbIs pealh.

'rhe family Of Mrs NJ T.. Bobbitt ol
Bargerion. END. l.. saw hef dgias Ald were
yowcrlcss 80 save her. The most skillful
physicians and every remedy used failed.
while consumption WAS slowly bot surely
taking her life. in this terrible hour Dr.
Kings New Discovery Tor CONSUMPTION
turned despair into Joy The FIRST bottle
brought immediate relief and iis continued
use completely cured her. It's the most
certain cure n The world Tor ail ihroat and
lang troubles Guarauteed Bottles soc and
tf.oo Trial Bottles Free
Sold by a Lenhari OF kiugwood
Cooke supply Co. Of H0wesvilic ir0na
supply Co q irona
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-28

~tAro1 After Aiaftr11z1eI 10 2-r-src 4.
y. Hare. Snpi Miami Cycle Mig Co.
Widdieiow1. q suffered Tor Ten years with
dyspepsia. lie spent bnndreds Of dollars
for inFdicinc aad with doctors without
receiving auy permanent benefit Tie says.
nOuc night while feeling exceptionally bad
! Was about TO throw down the evening
paper when saw IN item in The paper
rcearding tbe merits Of Kodoi Dysee6t;s 4
Cufc. concluded 90 iry q and while I
bad no faith iuh felt better after TIE
second dose After using f~0 bottles am
stronger and better than have been In
years aed recommend k0dol Dyspepsia
Cure to my friends aud acduainfa0cc.
suffering from stomach trouble
Sold bY Wm ~. Dent & Co. Nenbure
NinRwood Phafmacy kine~ood ~
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-28

Daring the last week Senators Teller and
Paterson Of Colorado. have made speeches
against the plunder Of The Isihmus which
will be regarded by the historian as the
classics Of this controversy. MI. Spoouer
has interrupted them both every few
minutes, and, permitted to ask questions,
has in,eriec'ed speeches, some Of them an
hour long, Within the body of their remarks.
Senator Depew, al one point, cane TO his
assistance. whsreupon Spooner: "I ,haak
my ilIustrious friend. - aud walking over to
Mr. Depew and putting his arm around
him, he continued, 1T wanted Informs.
.ion on any subject would apply to this
great man, After tossing this SOFT Of
6auery about promlscousIy on Tuesday, Nh
Patterson replied in kind. saying. ''In all
this Senate, in all this magnificent county,
do not know the equal Of the eloquent
Senator from wlsconsinv--here Senator
Spooned bowed tow and bIushed-~'.I do
not know his equal, in the opuleni talents
and transcendent abilities which enable him
TO make black appear white and white
black" Here ironieal compliment and
flatIering badiuage took res, for awhile
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-28

One Minute Cough Cure gives relief in
one minute. hccsnsc ii Kills the mlcrabt
which uoklcs che mucous membrane. caust
iue tne coush and "A thc same time clears
and heals ard sooihcs fhe affected parfs
One Minute C0ngh Cure sffcnqIhcus the
lungs wWds On pncnmona aud ls @ harms
less and never failing care in 40 cnrabit
c1scs 81 Coughs Colds and Group one
Aafmlfss ard coed 4like lor Yeun1 and old
Sold ~ Wm. a Dent (o ftnhnrr
klnsNood fharmaey kiaaNood "a
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-28

We havc scvcnlf-6ge choice lots lsfl IN
The Hartley Addition; also few one. two
and FIVE acre tfaeis Price szs 81 SO pel
lot lctnis 70 suif You Cell 81 of adIfts.
The ilaliieys 3 - Lsmoaof =. W. Coban.
AI..1nlnAn. NJ. W.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-28

The last four weeks have been the coldes,
for many years. Usually early shrubs are
ic blossom in January. but now sleighs and
skates are much in evidence. In 1880 there
was similar winter, Then there was
skating up and down for six miles over the
channel of the Potomac, and grea, teams
crossed with heavy loads to AlsxanJria.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-28

Cream Balm 10 placed into tho noztrile, spreads
over the membrane and IL absorbed. Reliefis i'm
mediate and cura followA II is not drying-does
not produce sncezns. Largo Size, 90 cents ~ Drug
eists OF BY nail; Trial Size. 20 cents by mail.
ELY BRoTHEIsg. 5s Warren Street New York
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-28

We offer One Hondrcd Dollars Reward
ior any case Of Catgrfh that cannot be
cured ~ Halls Catsrrh Cure
n j CufVFY 3 Co. Toledo D.
We. Tie undcrsigncd have known Il
Cheney fof the last fs years and believe
him perfectly honorable ln ail business
Transactions and 6asncisiiy able 10 carry
oat any obligations made b. their frm
Wfsi lRghX Wholesale DRUGGIST
Toledo. o WhfrNo. KfeNhp 3 Mtatfs
Who.esaie DRUGGISTS. Toledo o
Haifs latarfii Cure Isl taken internally.
actlng directly upon tho blood and mucous
surfaces oi toe system. Testimonials sent
ifce Price nc per bottle Sold by afl
Druggists Halls Family Pits are the best.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-28

The court room in Washington where the
Republican postofhco consplfasoss are
btlue ,fled has baeoihe scene of The STAR
Route trial thc GaHtanisial lbc unsavor,
nreckinfldet Pollard plsl ,he revolving
hoalae ifmI and mapg others 81 netr
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-28
KNGwooD PRESTON COUNTY THURSDAY JANUARY 2 mo4

Three doors from lis the police court In
the brick building. formerly the Unitarian
church where Claiming preached.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-28
ALL DRUGGISTS T S
Do You Enjoy
What You Eat ?

You can eat whatever and whenever you
Ike n you take Kodol. By the usc Of thia
tsmedy disordercd digestion and diseased
siomachs are 30 completely restored 70
health. and the full performance Of their
hnctions naturally. that such foods as would
ne one ints a double~bow-knoi arc eaten
eithout even . 'rumhng" and with a posi-
We pleasure and enjoyment. And what Is
more these foods are sssimliated and
transformed Into the kind Of nutrimcnt that
g appropriated by the blood and tissues.
Kcdoi Is the only dIgestant or combination
Of difesiants that win digest al classes Of
loo6. In addition TO this fact II contains. IN
assirnilstive form. tho greatest known tonic
md reeonstructivc properties.
kodol cures indigestion. dyspepsia and al
'.sofders arising therefrom.
'kodol Digests What You Eat
Makes the Stomach Sweet.
cctties only. Regular nzs. s 90. holding az timea
Ne trial size. which sells for SC ecnts
prsearsd BY z. o. pswiTr q co.. chIesxo. 10
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-28
JULIUS X. MONROE,
Surveyor OF Lands
KING WOOD, ". "a.

Wili answer calls for IanI surys,inr ron, an,
part of thc comfy promptly and III rearopahie
rates. Pats draft and calculations neatly ard
INK olt snt grading pixies. ooanfry roads "a
tfeinNa{3i also laying ont town lots sisfofa
foundations. otc Correspondence s0lioitef
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-28
DR. IA. JARRETT,
DENTIST.

AtKingwood regularly four times
q year, due notice Of which visit will
eppoar in this paper.
10 Office in Exchange Hotel.
Permanent Headquarters, Graf.
ton.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-28

The Kingwood Pharmacy. Tunneiton
Supply Co. Or. w. M. Dent Newburg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-28

The frst scientific bureau established by
the United States goveromcnf was the
patent once on April 10 i7oo Since then
there has been a great growth Of scientific
bureaus They are nov no less ihauthifty-
three connected with Che executive branch
Of the govcfnment. and each Of them has
certain number of disti6cfively scientific
employees. They are devoted 10 archt
lecture. mintng lighthouses coast and
geological surveys standards or weights
and measures, engineering ordinances.
signals, animal Industry chemistry on
iomoiogy. forestry plants zoology
ethnoioeY. fishes ac,--a great scientific
university. uut there may be something in
TIE piaint often scpi up by farmers of ibs
country. What good does sil lhis do usfv