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Senator Plat will work i, Roosevelt
harness again this year. It Is arranged ranged
that he shall be State leader ID Of the
party in New York and odeli chairman h ..g mar
Of the State Committee. Roosevelt will.
have solid delegation to the Chicago
Natlonul Convention.
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The YEA ring of clothes Is. has net proved
to be a healthy custom with the cocop 81 q
Indians. Of Arizona: Some decades ,a ago
they went almost naked and we're strong
and cheerful; now hey are feeble 9yat and
sckly. At least " is 80 20, stated IN some 2,
southwester pa pers.
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That there IS t. be a re- new Code de. Of .!
Virginia in the hands Of the people IL h
the course Of g few months warrants va. !1.s. z 9.
general ejolclng. Then II will be pos p? rs
3sible for the average citizen to learn
what the law Now there i is q 4. mighty
tangle ot "old' nd & new Codes. an IN
Gent and modern. acts of Assembly,
revised Constitution, recent gets. . etc.
Garland Pollard's enterprise in this mat ma:
ter is credltable to him, and is likely t t1
be of great public advantage,
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According to 9 II article, in the last No n
OF the Southern Historical Papers,
the hypodermic syringe was first used in
the south---in the Army Of the Tennessee
In 1851
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They are Using an & cutlery IN New
York against certain corporations which
want to draw the water from Niagara
River ard convert it into, power. tpp the
enrichment Of the stockholders. But New
Workers are much preJudlced these days
against Watered stock.
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THE STATE LIBRARY.

Bile Ridge Springs, Va.
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by: ". 4. WoodNey, ~. 3. olds, W. n !.
Love aud Nv. IL. Duns tai n. n &S
$js42 TIL e. Asherllles Hospital Company. OF
sAsheyllle. was chartered for TIL. purpose
of establishing 8 sanitarlun,; at that
place. Tha incorporates are the leading
physicians Of the place. headed by DR..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-02-04
AURORA.

Correspondence OF The Argue.
Miss Lawton aud Ervle Lantz OF Oakland
were visitors In town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Wotring OF Car
mel drove to Williams Saturday. returning
sunday
Miss Wayne Legge and Russell Teels
went TO Davis Sunday morning. returning
In the evening.
Miss Anna shafer spent a few days In
Eglon last week the guest of her uncle,
Lewis Bush.
On Friday night Of last week q Leap
Year sleghing party was given by some Of
the young ladies Of the town
Mr. Charles Fawcett OF Klngwood was
business visitor In town wednesday.
Or. Frank Selby Of Baltimore is spending
few weeks with his brother. DR.. !. Gil.
bert Selby OF Egion.
Mr.. Jesse Hays OF EgIon was visitor in
Town Sunday.
Polk stemplc and Calvin Hardesiy Of
Williams were here Sunday.
Dr.. Gilbert Selby left for Baltimore on
Tuesday, to be gone a week
Miss Dora Slcmple OF Hardesiy spent
Sunday IN town. the guest OF her sister
celia and Anna shaner entertained their
friends on Monday evening. Feb. s. roos.
The amusing features OF the evening weee
dancing AMI cards Al n O'Clock the zen.
tiemen we're ushered into the dining room
oy the ladies'. where Refreshments we're
served IN abundance. Those present we're
Misses Eva Werner ora Bush. Alma Sherr,
and Dr. Gilbert Scl5y. DR.. Frank selby.
Misses odessa stemple. Mary spIggle and
Nors Lanlz and Clinton Wit Of Aurora.
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GLADEsvfLLF.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
Editor Argus: As my subscription ex-
pires February iSt. you will find enclosed
one dollar for which please send me The
Argus another year. The writer could not
keep house without The Argus. I, has all
the latest news, and is up-,o.dale In every
respect.
The sick Of this section are all getting
better. William Rogers has boil ON the
back of hls neck which caused him a grea,
deal of suffering. The Rev. y. Il. Flythe
has bad cold and is almost pas, going.
We nigh, have had another death caused
by load of hay turning overflow Riggle.
man, while hauling stack Of hay from the
z. Il. FIythe farm. Lon told the writer
tina, his horses started down hill pretty
lively, which caused the hay to turn over,
throwing m'head first to the ground. II
his head had have struck the holder il came
so near striking, I, would have killed him
sure.
One of the social events of the New Year
was The very pIeasan, surprise given the
writer by the young people Of this section.
They came in two by two, until they num-
bered ten. They brought with them one
gallon of syrup which they made into iaay.
The girls fed the boys ,aay that night sure
Success TO The Argus.
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wedding Bells.

There was pretty home wedding down
In Grant district last Wednesday evening
Jan. 77th. In which two prominent young
people we're united for veal or woe. The
scene OF the festlvity was at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Frankhouser. about
two miles from Brandonyilie and the con.
tracing parties were Miss Fife. daughter
Of the household and Mr.. Silas Beerbower
Of Glade Farms, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. r. r. Faulkner Of
Bruceton. at7p. m. There were about
thirty guests present, among them being
Mr.. Frank Sterling Of Kingwood. After
the ceremony and congratulations a
splendid supper was served. The bride
and groom received many handsome and
useful presents. The next day the newly
welded couple repaired 20 the home Of the
groom al Glade Farms. where big Unfair
was given them. They will reside there IN
the future
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From another correspouden,.

From another correspondent
Jos. Martin is slowly recovering from
severe attack Of typhoid fever aud his little
son, Halle, has the same dread disease.
We notice Uncle Steve Martin ON our
streets every day and always meet him with
smile.
Chiekenpox is s'ill raging in this vicinity.
las. r. Ringer aud family we,e calling
on Ed EIliou's, Sunday.
We had quite trade IN our village Sat.
urday blaeksmi,hs and merchants all busy
Hartman said he did two hundred dollars
worth Of business Saturday and he contem.
plates building new store room the coming
summer. as he hasn't the room 10 display
his goods
T. W. Gibson has bought the livery
owned by cnss Ridenoar at Terra Alta.
I. w. is hustler from away back, and we
wish him success in his new enterprise,
We noticed the smiling faces OF Leslie
Martin and Frank weich on our streets
Saturday night
Our good farmers are preparing 10 burn
large amount Of lime in the spring. That
IS what makes The corn grow.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. S. Smith attended the
wedding of Miss Ehe Frankhouser and
Silas Beerbower on last Thursday and re-
por, a good time
VIM. NJ. sehelier. candidate for Sheriff,
stopped at The Hartman House Saturday.
His nomination looks favorable at this
point.
We noticed an article IN a Valley Point let.
ter some time ago ,ha, we were to have a GAS
plant In our town. How abou, this We
hear the gas pouring out but fail TO get any
light. think the recent cold weather
burs,ed The pipes.
do think we have the busiest little town
in The county, two blacksmith shops, one
planning mill, one steam saw mill, one gas
plan, and two good stores. as Tnuuel,on
has erowed 50 much about The County Scat.
Now. under the advancement, and population
Of our little town, I think we ought 10 have
Il. How about il. Rambler
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ARGUS BOOK store.
KINGWOoD, w. VA.
FAR IorTINGs

Correspondence OF The Argus.
John cupp has returned from somerield.
Pa.
Miss Nina Smith has been visiting near
Bruceton the past week
Walter Splker and Emory Cupp were out
at Clifton Mills last Saturday on business.
Mr Lee Frankhonser IS visiting Jackson
Deals family near lfakeIton
Howard Iiiiemau aud Emory cupp have
been getting out coal for !. A. Frank.
houser
Spencer Guthrie and family we're visiting
at John H. Deals last sunday.
Grant Bishop was at FriendsyiIle on bus.
mess last ThursdayS
Geo. LisenRood OF Cuzzart bought COW
OF John q. Kelly last Saturday
Victor and Flossy Cupp we're guests OF
friends at Gainesville Saturday and sun.
day.
Mrs, Lo'tie Ringer Of Gusrmau came to
see her mother Mrs Tena Kelly. near here
Wednesday. returning home Thursday.
Victor cupp attended the Bcerbower.
frankhouser nupliais Wednesday,.
Mrs Annie Harmed and little son Isaac
were among their friends here s4turda,
and sunday
Frank Glover al IIazelion was here on
business Saturday
Misses Bena and Frances, 5useman we're
a, Brandonvile and Rruceton Saturday.
Lloyd Ghorpenning Of near Hazciton was
calling on his brother Walter. OF this place.
on Sunday
w'lbert Smith and family Of Pleasant
Valley settlement were visiting at John O.
Keik'Srecenily.
Mrs. Hannah Guthrie and son Samuel Of
North Avenue. we're visiting relatives here
Tuesday and Wednesday
Anumbcr Of our young people attended
the spelling match AZ Cherry Grove last
Friday evening
5. Flank Kelly wife and son, and Mrs
Sarah Kelly and daughter were guests of
Hosea r Meyers near Hazeiioo on last
sunday
ONE or Our FotKe
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BoNAFfrLD sFTrIFNfRNr


Correspondent Of Tie Argus
The health OF our community is fairly
good considering tho severe winter. which
we think is the worst VIC nave experienced
for many years
We have not as yet had any case Of so.
called smallpox IN our neighboshood
Hauling has been the order Of the day.
ZIG posiofhcc recently established at
Miifcd is not handling much mail during
the shutdown Of tho mines
G Gordon Gamer Is carrying the mail
between Aflantican Junnoltou
b. Gale has been having some parties
opening up coal down on Cheat bnt the
cold weather lnlcrfcrcs considerably with
the rapidly Of the work
a. W Hartman has purchased hne
cutter, Look out girl8-you know what
this mcaosl
y 7. stewart our gcpini school teacher,
Is givine entire satisfaction. and we feel
safe 10 saying that this is the best school
we have had here Tor several winters We
appreciate Mr. Stewards ability as Teach.
81, and The interest be manifrsfs in the
progress Of his puphs
y. r. Williams has lnat bought a good
horse. add says he VIII now have team
and VIII farm extensively next simmer.
We understand thc mines 81 Atlantic *.
peci TO resume work .n short time We
know not on what conditions bat should
they desire The men to work Tor the Re
dnccd barsain-tablc price we fear there
will be ifoublo
Col. y 8. Cobun an old veteran who was
formerly one ~ our best citizens. is now
enjoying the winter breeze on the top Of
the John SCHNEIDER farm
J. W. Castle has boichefcd several good
beeves this winter.
IArK 3 ln1
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wiIErsEI.L..

Correspondence OF The Argus.
l.. w. Beatty OF Terra Alta. spent Sunday
here with his father, II. G. Beatty, who Is
still very poorly.
Miss Jennie Hsuhbatger Is spending her
vacation at her home at Anderson.
Quite crowd of our young folks spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam whetsell.
Uncle Sam always enjoys these visits and the
young folks love to visit him.
w II. whe,scll had his entire family
vseeina,ed las, week.
"Doc" Wilson has returned home from
years visit in Illinois and his many friends
here are glad to see his smiling face again
We have been having quite smallpox
scare the past week. Il seems that two Of
our prominent einxens were exposed to the
so called smallpox. One Of them prepared
to 60 into quarantine butt the other gentleman
went here, there and everywhere. At last
the public became uneasy and two of the
trustees closed the school and the third
trustee declared that the school should no,
oeclosed' But the majority ruled and the
anii'smallpox gentleman is sadder aud we
hope wiser.
/. {. Whe,sell, our thriving merchant, Is
doing good business aud will give you
good bargain.
Tom Fields expects to move his saw mill
near Rowlesburs the rs,of March.
We are having the worst storm Of the
season today.
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AIDE oF pUBLIcATIoN.
CumberIand. MarYland.

state Of West Virginia
~ rules held 10 the clerks Office Of the
circuit Court for the County Of Preston. on
ihc FIRST Monday Of February 1905
Ida B0lyard
vs. IN SNancefy
Alex. Jennlnsslor James upon attachment
The object Of this suit Is 10 recove,
damages from the defendant for breach Of
marriage contract. aud 10 sell the real
estate Of the defendant Tor the salisfaction
% such damages.
And q appearing from an sHdavit fled
ln said cause thafthc defendants Alexander
Jennings Cor James Is not resident OF
this state on motion Of the plaintiff II Isl
ordered that tho said defendant be rcquir.
ed 20 appear within one month after the
date ot the FIRST publication q this order
and do what's necessary 20 protect his
interests
II Is further ordered thar This order be
published and posted as required by law
a COPY este J. w WArsoN. Clerk
Published FIRST time February 4 feof.
Attest W. watson Clerk
y. j. CRoehN. Counsel Tor plainfin.
- 100 a efosl
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Grange Mutual fire Insurance.

The promoters Of Ne Grange Mutual FIRE
Insurance. Company Of w W.. net on Sat.
urday' January -. 1904, al Phfiippi and
organized permanently The Grange Mutual
Pre- Insurance Company Of West Virginia.
This Company was really gotten up 10 Tie
councils Of District Grange No. 2, and Is
largely under the control Of tina, body. II
takes no risk on snylhing bu, fam property.
and It's object Is not that Of gain, bat 10
secure good, safe insurance 70 farmers 81
cost. The meeting At philipp was veil
attended from far and near The Company
was incorporated and chartered, and under
Che above name, W y. linn Of Philippi.
NJ II. Taylor Of Masoniown, x. r. Marley
Marion county, y. c. stemple q Aurora. +
+. Gale Of Rohr, spd many otbosa have
been active IN this movement
Election q officers resulted Is follows,
President, Hon. W. y zinn. of Philipp /:
vioe-rfesident a. Y. Mcneil Of pdlippi /.
Secre,afy-rfessater. NJ 10. Taylor Of
Bssoniown, who was required 10 give
bond 10 The sum Of FIVE thousand dollars
which he dld. a board Of nine directors
consisting Of the best business farmers
throughout he District was elected. also
an executive committee of three
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Resolutions Of Respect.

The following resolutions of respec, were
adopted alta regular meeting of Crescent
Lodge No. al, l. o. o. f., Fellowsville,
w. Va, January goth. upon the death Of
+. NJ. Huffman p. g., who died January
a3rd, aged 81 yrs, II mon. and 2S days.
Whereas the Great and Supreme Ruler of
the universe has, in Ills infinite wisdom, re-
moved from among us one Of our worthy
and esteemed brothers. EN-. Huffman and
Whereas the long aud intimate relation held
with him in the faithful discharge of his
duties as member Of Crescent Lodge No
Al, /. o. o. 4. makes 1t cminently befttinp
that we record our appreciation of him.
Therefore be it.
RESOLVED, Tia, the wisdom and ability
which he has exercised in the aid OF our
organization by services, and counsel, will
be held in grateful remembrance.
RESOLVED. That the sudden removal Of
such life from among our mids, leaves
vacancy and shadow that will be deeply
realized by all the members and friends OF
the organization and will prove a severe loss
to the community and public.
RESOLVED, That with deep sympathy
With the bereaved family and relatives Of
the deceased, We express our hope that even
so great a loss TO us may he over-ruled by
Him who doe,h all things we'll.
RESOLVED. That copy of these resolu.
tons he spread upon The records Of this
Lodge, copy printed in the local papers
and copy forwarded to the bsreaved family
and the charter be draped for period II
thirty days
G.. L. WOLFE,
ID i. wooLwARD,
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VALLEY POINT.

Correspondence of The Argus.
Dear MIR. Editor Argus AS have no,
seen anything in your valuable paper frou,
this place. thought I would write few
items for you
Plenty of snow and shedding is the order
Of the day.
Joseph Martin, who has had severe
attack of typhoid fever. is better a, this
writing. His small boy is also down with
the fever
I. w. Gibson OF this place. took posses
sion of the livery stable a, Terra Alta that
he bought Of Ridenour few days ago.
Mcclellan llaslmaa- still takes the lead in
the merehantile business at this place. Mr..
Hartman is good salesman. keeps first.
class goods aud sells a, the lowest possible
figures.
Marshall Miller left yesterday for Mason.
town, where he has JOB in the blacksmith
shop for a lumber company near there.
There was quite a crowd of youngsters
assembled in our little town last Saturday
night.
Miss Norma Graham was calling at Mr..
Wallis last Saturday night.
Our school Is progressing nicely this
winter with L. N. Miller for instructor.
John croley's house burned to the ground
last Sunday with all the contents in Il. The
loss is estimated about one thousand dollars.
Mr. aud Mis-. John Lislon made flying
trip to kingwood las, Saturday.
II this is lucky enough to escape the
waste basket, will come again.
SKRuBnLK SCRABBLE.
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by local applications as they cannot reach
only one way 20 cure deafness and that i
by constitutional remedies. Deafness a
caused by an innamcd condition Of the
mucous lining Of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube ls inhamed you have =
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing. and
when a Is entirely closed. Deafness Is the
result. and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out ard this tube restored to rs
normal condition. hearing will be destroye
forever nine cases out Of ten are caused
BY Catarrh. which IS nothing but an ingam.
ed condition OF the mucous services.
We viii give One Hundred Dollars Tor
any case Of Deafness caused by catarrah)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarfh
Cure. Send for circulars free.
y. J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo O.
Sold by Druggists. 7gc.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Deaths DOIngs.
G. L. WOLFE.
b. +. WooLwARD,
w. +. RUTHERFORD,
Committee

Died, Sunday, January 81, 1904. a, the
home Of her son in ReedsviIle, Mrs. Nellie
Mckinney, widow Of Harrison Mckinney
who died several years ago The funeral
services we're held Tuesday in the church at
Mason,own conducted by Rev. luton at
p. m. after which The burial took place In
the cemetery there. The deceased had
been residing this winter with her son
Fletcher and bad not been seriously ill., as
she had just returned from several weeks
visiting her brothers, Hon. Thomas FOrlney
and Caleb Fortney Esq Of near Beihelhen.
She was afflicted with asthma which caused
her death ~ a short time. She was bofn
July g, 1870, and was therefore IN her 8ath
year. She leaves seven children Tier
sisters Mrs. Emily Fairfax aud Ms. Nancy
Windsor, both died during The past year At
an advanced age.
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Esenned an AmrnI Fnie

Mr.. H. Higgins Of Melbourne. Fla.
writes. My doctor told me / had Con.
sumption and nothing could be done for
me. was given Up TO die. The offer Of
free trial bottle OF Dr.. Kings New Dis.
covcry for Consumption. induced me 10 Try
"a Results we're startling ] am now on
the road 70 recovery and owe al to Or.
King New Discovery. II surely saved
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and 500. Trial bottles free.
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II you have Indigestion. Kodoi Dyspepsia
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" ~ curing people every day--eyery hour
You owe q % yourself 10 give II trial
you viii Continue 90 suffer nutn you do ~
~ There fs no other combination of
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Sold BY VIM ~ Dent & Co Newbnrg
kinRwood Pharmacy Kingwo0d.
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n was troubled for several years with
chronic Indigestion and nervous debility e.
writes y ]. Green. Of Lancaster. NJ III
No remedy helped me until ! began using
Electric biiicfs. which DID me more good
than ali Che medicines ever used. ther
have also Kept my wife Boz cxccllart hcallh
Tor years She says Electric Bifters are
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arc grand tonic and lnvig0-afor FOR weak
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cnre lor Eclema.

Ny baby had Eczema 50 bad that ils head
was a solid mass Of scabs and rs hair ail
came out tried many remedies but none
seemed 10 do any permanent good until
used DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve The
Eczema Is cured. the scabs are gone and
tic iittle ones scalp Is perfectly clean and
healthy. and Us hair is growing beautifully
again cannot give too much praise to
DeWiu's Witch Hazel Saive Prank
Farmer Bluff City Ky IN buying Witch
Hazel Saive look out for connteffcits
DnWiU's is the original and the only one
containing pure witch Hszct. The name
i. 9. Dewitt & Co. is on every box
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"A farm Of go acres on Green's Ron. az
miles north Of Haywood on survey Of M
q x railroad well wafcred has some
valuable timber and "a anderiaid with val.
liable veins % coal unsoid ILhas good
new Two story cightroom frame dwelling.
good spring water and q la4gc orchafd al
exceiieot fruit Terms reasonable For
particulars call on or address.
GEORGE W WHiff.
81 Eineuood w Va
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Mysterious Circumstance.

one was pale and saiiow and the other
iicsh aud rosy Whence iho didcfcncoi
She wno Is Diushing with health uses Do.
Kings New Life Pills To maintsin t gv
gently arousins the lazy organs they compel
good digestion and head on constipation
Try them.
Only $50. ai a. i,cnharts. Haywood
yockc supply Co Of Howcsvillc ffona
Supply Co. Of ifona