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Douglas Island news., 1904-01-27

4 dispatch from Everett, Wash, in the Seattle Times, says that Mrs. Sarah Coyle, mother of Rev. Thomas Coyle, has entered suit against the city for S2,675, which she asks for injuries all legged to have been received by a fall from defective sidewalk crossing.
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NEwBURG.

The election lsover and the people hay,
won again
Chas Ellis Is having an addition built &c
his mill
win Church is building fine residence
m town
Mr. and Mrs Bucklew OF Fellowsvillc,
was in town Monday.
Emery II, Smith made Aging trip "a
Kingwood Monday.
Messers ED Smith aud Frank Stuck were
In the East Monday.
George Lyons made a flying trip 10
Kingwood, Monday night
pr. Ellis of Grafton, made professional
call at Independence Wednesday.
Jim Howard, who has been at Redwood
Tor a few years past, was In town last weel,
Squire McGinnis aud John Deyam Of
Tunnelton, were in town Friday ON bust.
ness.
Our Municipal election Is over and the
following ticket was carried For Mayor.
Ches. {. Lynch Receiving 30 majority one
of the largest ever voted in Newburg.
For Recorder. Frank Stuck The Council.
men. w II. Shaferman. NJ. ] orr. Fred
Rickter. -. l. skinner. aud DR.. NJ. Il.
Powell The other ticket was Geo. Chidos-
ter Tor Mayor ID. J Gibson for Recorder.
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ZAR
cotrespoadenee Of nae Arru..

Correspondence OF The Argus.
Miss Maude Guseman is at Addison, Pa.
Billy Francis was at Brueetou on business
Thursday.
Miss Rosa Cupp returned home one day
las, week.
J. J. Kelly was a, Bruceion on business
Saturday.
Mrs. C A. Nieman wa, visiting Mrs
Elizabeth wilei, of near Brandonvile las,
Wednesday.
Elmsr Strawser's children are much better
a, this writing.
Frank Hanger of CusEsr,. was business
caller here Monday
Isaac Guseman wishing John Q. KellI's
family last sunday
Peter Hickey aud Henry rurney were at
Frisudsville Friday.
oren vanSiekle of North Avenue was
visiting friends here sunday
Spencer Guthrie has been working at
Bruee,on again the pas, week
Misses Alice aud Bcfta GuSeman we're at
Bruee'on on business Saturday.
John 5. Feather had a sale last Thursday
and went to MI. Bnddock. Pa. Friday.
Will Arthur and CLANCY Miller Of
llareltou, were here last Friday ON business.
Mr. Martin of Terra Alta. aud gentleman
from Columbus, Ohio. were in our vicinity
last week.
Elisha Ringer and wife OF Gusemau, were
visiting The la1ters mother Mrs lena
Kelly one day las, week
Misses Pearl aud Nellie Shsner of Guard
Pa. were calling on friends and relatives
here from Thursday ill Saturday
Our Sunday school has been reorganized
with | a. Frankhouser as Superintendent
and w. C. Smith Assistant Superintendent
Mr., and Mrs. Oar Schnopp aud children
were visiting Mrs. Sehnopp's parents Mr..
and Mrs. John Faulkner of nea, Hazelton.
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VICTORIA.

Correspondence Of The Argus.
James Rowe made business trip to
Grafton Saturday.
Morgan On Of Ilaneck, was visiting his
parents here last Sunday.
d. J Walls who has purchased the
FoiIuey mill property is doing a thriving
business.
Rev. Shrout who IS believer in q
Millennium Dawn Doctrines and a. +.
Bunner will debate the scriptures as they
understand It, at Glsdesviile beginning
April IS, and continue four days and
nights
On the 18Th inst, the death angel visited
the home Of No. and Mrs -. T.. orr and
claimed for MS victim their loving daughter
Flots Pearl, age 70 years, ten months and
- days. Her death was caused by scarlet
fever, measles and innammatory rheumatism
from which she had suffered long time
During all her Affections she bore her
suherngs patiently without one mufmur
and submitted herself 10 Him who doeih
Hii AiNiliHa WNiAf DNs was n luNalatsNN UlsmNeI
Of the Gladesvilc Bapds, church for over
two years. She was A kind christian girl
and loved by an who knew her and she
gave her friends that blessed assurance
that she was going home 10 Glory where
parting aud signing will be no more. Al
that medical skill and loving hands could do
was done % relieve her snfcdngs but all in
vain and Wednesday morning her spirit went
home 20 God who gave d. She leaves a
father. mother two sisters and one brother
20 moarn her loss The bereaved family
have fhe sympathy Of large circle 81
friends in their sad affection The body
was laid to rest Thursday after noon in the
orr Cemetery to await the resurrection
morn.
we loved her, yes, We loved her,
/ Bui iha angles loved her more;
I Dear Floia we win meet her.
On that happy golden shote
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cUZZARr.
Correspondence OF the Argus.
Winter is still with MS

Correspondence OF the Argus.
Winter is still with us.
Mrs. Abby Feather is still on the siel,
list.
A. 5. Chichester made flying trip to
Masontown.
w. A. Wolfe was business caller at
B'uce,on Saturday.
Josiah Di,more closed his school at
Mountain Dale Saturday.
Nolan Chidesler and wife were calling on
I. w. Groves las, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Feather Of Lenox,
were calling on Scott Cranes Sunday.
number of our farmers made trip to
Kingwood one day last week for phosphate
Grandma Chidester who has been ON the
sick list for some time, is better at this
writing.
MIR. and Mrs. John Croley of Guseman
were calling on E. s. Livsngood's last
Sunday.
Miss Daisy Hanger aud mother attended
the funeral OF Matte Scott at BrAndonyille
Saturday
We notice Will Livengood with smile
on his face, it is a boy, mother and child
dong we'll
Any one wanting Spring hats or trimming
OF any kind, will do well to call on Miss
Maude Livengood.
Some of our boys attended the entertain.
ment at the Shaiter school house on Saiur.
day evening aud report good time.
The Forman Bros. have moved their
saw mill in the Hauger bottom, They have
quite a number Of logs TO cut into lumber.
Mrs Elizabeth Rodeheaver the aged
widow Of the late William Rodeheaver died
friday evening April IS, 1904. The
funeral services were conducted at the
Craborehard church on Sunday April n, by
Rev. weiGIe pastor of the NJ. f. church.
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The following machinery all rebuilt. re.
paired, reprinted tested and warranted la
COON running order Russell aud I Gaar
scott 10 h.p traction engines, Russell and
I Frick hip, fractions. Russell 10 TO 10
h.p. Compound traction. Z g.. * G.. Cooper
- hp. traction, Russell Compound 70 90
~ hp. portable, almost ncw) / McNamar
portable, "a TO ~ hip. I Redman Station.
ary engine. (no boiler IS h.p price sroo 8
medium Saw mills, Russells make, practi-
callY same as new mills with or without
saws ONT 50 Diston inserted saw new, Szs
. 90 b. p, portable engine Russell make, with
Oeiser Saw-mili. both right hand. "a In
serted saw, 3 head blocks, all complete.
engine and mill oyefhauled price, as n Is
$3.50 This rig Is practically new Having ran
only years. few good second hand
tbrashers az factory as we'll as several sec
ond hand Traction Engines, Massillon
Ohio. We are general agents for sale Of
Rnssells machinery. We buy sell aud
trade for second hand Boilers, Engines and
Saw-mills. Write us your wants.
w M. KiSCAID
Cameron. VIVA.
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Funeral of nr. Rowan White.
From The Oakland Democrat.

From The Oakland Democrat.
Mr. Rowan White, whose death was noted
in these columns last week, was born near
uniontowu. Fayet,e county, Pa. June 90,
1871, aud died April ,, 1904, aged o. years.
months and NJ days.
When he was quite small Mr.. Whites
parents moved TO near Kingwood. w. Va,
where his youthful years were spent. Al
about the age Of "a he commenced to haul
goods on ne GA National Pike, acting as a
,eams,er and nude Numerous trips trout
Cumberland TO Wheeling, w. Va, aud
continued at il for number OF years.
Ca Apsil .. iS46, he was married 10 Miss
Margaret Walt. near the Redhouse. aud
who survives him. They moved to Oakland
in 1889 where he has resided ever since
Shortly after locating in Oakland he opened
hotel and was appointed postmaster, ia
which capacity he served the government
for u or u years, retiring from the office
with an enviable reputation.
Besides his wife, ten children, six boys
and fou, girls. survive. viz #, John r., James
W. Geo d, Miss Sarah, Mrs. Jennie White.
of klngwcod, Perry, of Davis, w. Va,
Thomas r., Charles, Mrs. Della Slabaeh
and Miss Beri, Miss Mary White, daugh-
ter, died last September.
The funeral services took place at his late
home ON Saturday afternoon las, at /,
O'clock, and were conducted by Revs. Scott
aud Davis, of the NJ. e. church, and Miller,
OF the Presbyterian church, after which his
remains were inferred in the odd Fellows
cemetery, aud were followed to their last
resting place by large eoncouse of
sorro~iug relatives and friends. Those
acting as pall.hearers were Clifton w,
Carl B., Arthur, Ray, Harry aud Joseph T.
White, all grand-sons OF the deceased.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-04-21
ALBRIGfITs.

Correspondence OF The Argus
Reed WEIGH was a business caller at
Terra Alta. Saturday.
DELPHI sliger. Of Cumberland. spent sun.
day with his parents ai St Joe
Frank Pell. OF Pleasant Dale, is clerking
In the store for ]. n. Mechanism.
= Albert Snyder is having his house pa
pered by NJ ]. Gibson, the paper hanger
Mart MY6eld and family have moved to
Herring. where he will work on a saw.mnl
Raymond Masonls repainling the George
Walls property, aud is doing an artistic
job
Joe Watson. OF Morgantown. spent the
past week with his daughter. Mrs Vance
Graham.
Mrs Clara Kennedy, OF Mt Morris. is
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. II C..
Beerbower
Rev n p. Hardway preached very
able sermon sunday morning to large
congregation.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac sypolt were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs C. T. Martin. Of
near Terra Alta. Sunday
Mrs N. l.. Cnppeu and baby. Of Nor
gantown. were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Titchenell the past week
Mrs. Harry Castcei. Of Fairmont. and
daughter Mrs O. A. Beerbower. we're the
guests Of Mrs. Jacob WEIGH last Thursday.
Joseph McClanahao will move INFO the
George Walls property. and his residence
viii be occupied by -. T. Higgins Of King.
wood The new merchant.
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MOUNT ION

Correspondence Of the Argus.
Good old summer time is slow about
coming in.
orvan Friend Of Terra Alta. was here a
few days last week.
Among our afflicted is Mrs I. l.. Wilson
aud Miss Ella Brite.
Ezra Forman made flying trip to Terra
Alta las, Friday returning Saturday.
John $. Spitznoglc Of Moygan,own, was
among Preston friends few days las, week.
D.. 1. Wilson of cOuuelsynle. Pa was
visiting his sister Mrs. I. n. Forman last
week.
There is several eaSes OF ehieken-pox aud
one OF two cases Of measles in this section
yet,
Miss Hannah Graham is speodlpga couple
Of weeks with her sister Mrs. +. w. Gibson
Of Terra Alta.
Snow, wind. rain aud mud mixed In with
the ehieken.poN aud measles makes up the
order of the day.
MIS- Ann haekelbaIg of wheeling, is
visiting her parents Mir. aud Ms. Isaac l..
Wilson a, this writing
The Sunday school at Gale is in
progressive mode with T, L. BRADSHAW. as
Superintendent c. w. Gale, Assistant Super
inIendent; letmiah Gale, Treasurer b.
Graham, Secretary; Emma Forman, ASSIST
an, Secretary. A good school is predicted.
A number of our people attended the
funeral of Joseph Graham at Mount Ncbo
on the 10th inst. lie was killed over in
in Pennsylvania abou, the Sth by log train
running over him aud crushing his head.
After the funeral services by Rev. Faulkner,
the remains were inferred in the Criss
cemetery. lie leaves large family aud
number of friends aud relatives to mourn
his departure.
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BRETT

Correspondent Of The Argus
The merchants are doing thriving busi.
ness here.
There are twenty eight men at work in
The mines
Chas. Keener spent Saturday and Sunday
with his sister Mrs WIN. Reed.
Lihu Born is hauling lumber for r. s..
Brown.
J. r. Michael Of Pleasant Dale, was IN
this community Monday.
Mr. aud Mrs r. Taylor spent sunday A.
WIN. Guscmans
NJ. and Mrs Daniel Miller we're visiting
friends az Cfanesyille.last week.
Mrs J. wellon vas calling on friends
al Masoniown Monday.
Miss Rogers Of Vernon, passed through
here Monday eoroute to Dellslow
chas Dudley has completed haul,og logs
fof w. Clark
Those on the sick list this week are Mrs.
Dean, Mrs Joseph Mfler and Mrs WIN.
Miller
Several Of our young men attended The
spelling school at Mi Vernon Saturday
uight'
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April Alliances:

Floyd Polling ~, Alice V. Messenger s.
J. Watson Criss "a, Ices X. Higgins AZ.
Alonzo Pyles 10, Lille G.. Pratt ~.
Charles Walls 80, Emma Grealhouse IS.
Hearty Wilson Fike ~, Myrtle Laura
Hewitt 20.
John Gaseo 90. Elizabeth $. Williams 70
Isaiah Umble 4S, Anna J. Evans II.
Clarence Bittinger y, Lizzie X. Shrout ~.
i o. Gooding g, Lula +. bowman 10.
c. Earl Bishop 20, Emma u. Ringer ~.
Howard McCool ~, Julia r Mi,ier %.
Philip S. Beaver ~, Maud Cobun 20.
All natives Of Preston except Polling, born
in Taylor county; Gaseo aud Umble IN
Pennsylvania; Piilinger Maryland; Mis-,
Williams from Minnesota; and Miss Ringer
from Pennsylvania.
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Deaths DOIugs.

Died a, her home in West KIngwood on
Monday, April rs. 1906, Blanche, the
wife Of Mr.. Edward Hawkins, after about
three weeks illness, resulting from,ehild.
l,h. She leaves au infant son about a
month old aud another boy three years Of
az and her husband. Her death was
caused by ehild-bed fever or blood poison.
She was abou, ~ years Of age and had
been married about five years and was
daughter of Mr. and Mrs l.. ]. Bow
master of.lhis place. Her husband is son
Of J. L. Hawkins the Sup,. IT the Aims
House The funeral was held yesterday
aud after services atthe house the remains
were conveyed TO their last resting place in
Maplewood Cemetery here The sympa-
thy Of our people go on, TO the husband and
little ones left without the tender care of
wife and mother and the bereaved relatives
generally have sustained great loss.
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Candidates on the Track

Il is singular you may never have seen an
elephant skate bat you can see bright,
nc~, clean, upto.date stock Of furniiure and
iings that will make your eyes open with
surprise and delight Latest m style, great
in adeiy, wonderful in quantity, rich in
~ lily aud surprisingly low in price. Come
in nd see as. We want talk with you in
regard to the bargains We have 70 offer this
season Saturday, April goth, will he
picture day, and on that day We will sell
pictures and picture frames At reduced prices
as We secured a job lot Of several hundred
that will be sold At unusually low prices.
The old reliable furniture and carpet hons
Of j. H. RoDEHEAvER & Son.
81 Terra Alta, W.. Va.
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SANDY .BOrroM.

Correspondence ol the Argus
The weather Is treating us rather coolly
just now.
Lock out for ihc wedding bells soon ia
Sandy Bottom.
Rev. p. Hawley is holding protracted
meeting at South Morgantown
Miss Carrie Helms was the guest Of Miss
Flora Menear, Saturday evening
Will Helms aud family were the guests Of
his mother, Mrs. Z. J Helms. last Sunday.
Misses Lo,tie Hawley and Carrie Helms
have both been on the sick list forsthe past
week. but are much better az this writing
There is certain detective In this neigh
borhood who is always meddling with peo
pies business. Now lie had better stay at
home and pay his debts.
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Subscription representative for Preston
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surcs the bulk % the magazine subscrip.
ton business in this locality Magazine
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magazine was subscribed Tor ten years ago
three arc taken o.day. Every year hun.
drcds Of dollars are paid out boz every com
munlty Coz new subscriptions and in rc
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Everybody has heard OF thc foxy farmer
that put heavy stones in bis butter rolls.
but new wrinkle has come 20 light a
Wheeling hucksier buying from Marshall
county territory brought a roll Of butter 60
town that shows a new departure. Hcpur
chased two pound foil and when i was
cat 30 lsif pioce.ot fn meat was diso'os
Cd we'ehiog essiiy pound and haf fho
butter merely covering thc outside The
farmer bad thus succeeded in eeuuae b.
cents pcs pound for fai hat would hsrily
have Moueht n.m eight cents. And au
some people talk OF the .ufm popaist on
buying gold bricks
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-04-21
Good For Children

The pleasant 90 take and harmless One
Minute Cough Fure gives immediate relief
ln all cases OF Cough Group and IlGfippo
because DO does rot pass Immediately into
the stomach bot takte effect right no the
seat Of ihc trouble I'D draws out the in
Elimination heals and sooihcs and cures
permanently by enabling The lungs 10 con.
tribute pure liicgiving and Ule Sustaining
oxygen 60 the blood and tissues. One Min.
ute Cough Cure Is pleasant 60 take. and IL
is good alike Tor young and old
Sold by WIN NJ. Dent & CO.. Of Ncwburg.
kingwood Pharmacy 90 kingwood az
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School Journal Sold.

Charleston, w. Va, April 49, 1905.
My dear sir
As announced in The last issue of the West
Virginia School Journal / have sold The
Journal to Messls. Mailman Barbe and II
A Armstrong OF Morganlown, West Va,
who will continue the publication and com.
plete all advertising contracts All new
subscriptions, all communications for the
Journal and everything pertaining 60 is
future management should be sent TO Nor
gan,owu All accounts en- subscriptions
or advertising up to and including April.
1904, should be sei,led al this office. ~
you hay oeen exchanging sits the Journal
please change the address 70 Morgantov7
'rmnkinr all who have in any way aided ia
issuing this publication, and bespeakiug for
the new management your continued sup.
port, am, Very truly yours,
THos G.. MILLER,
Editor and Proprietor
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Revelations" the monthly magazine
published a, Faismont by Ross Morris. is
ooe claiming th- lsrges sireusaoh Co. the
State, and it IS Only five months DID rhc
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GREEN sEAL EXcELLENcE

Perfect finish Is one strong point of Green
Seal Liquid Paint There are others; you
viii discover them when you use Screen
Seal"
For sale by L. j. Bowerm,ster.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-04-21
GREEN SEAL. PAINT

Is good paint because Il is Green Seal.
The name means enough to those who
know
For sale by T.. J. fowermaster.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-04-21
FULL MEAsURE

Green Seal Liquid Paints are put up by
United States Standard measure. You will
always get as much as you pay TOR.
For sale by + J.. Bowcrmaster.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-04-21

Or. Fahrney's Teelhing Syrup Is abso-
lulely harmless 10 the youngest babe. You
can get a sample by writing for H..
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PAINT WISDOM

Don't experiment with common paint.
u costs rs mueh as "Grcen Seal" before
using and a great deal more after.
For sale by =. J Bowcrmastcr.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-04-21

Why DO most painters use Green Seal
Liquid Palnil Probably because most owners
nsIst upon 10.
For sale by r. ] Dowcrmaaer.
Evening journal., 1904-01-27
LAST DEPARTMENTS OF
RAILROAD SHOPS MOVE
Pennsylvania Property South
OF Tracks Being Aban-
doned for New Quarters

Almost all tho departments Of the
pennsylvania railroad carshops have
been removed TO the new Todd's Cut build
ings
Yesterday Superintendent Lungren and
his stan occupied their new quarters and
today the upholstery apartment and the
cars .n course Of construction and repair
are being moved.
As "A result OF the removal Of the engines
and boilers from The shops the heat Of the
yarimaster's office at Third street cross
ing was shut on. Stoves have been in
stalled 10 heat the quarters.
The big crane Of the wrecking train Is
at work Hitting the heavy machinery OF
tho erecting shops opposite French street
station upon fat cars. Within two week.
these shops will also be abandoned. They
Will be the last TO move and when they
finish the big buildings OF the compan.
win be deserted. They extend almost al
the way from French street south Of .hl
tracks TO Fifth street When they ar
torn dawn n big space win bo cleared ant
the Cnristiann river will be in sight OF th
itrans.
Evening journal., 1904-01-27
.ROOSEVELT-HANNA
AGREEMENT IS MADE
Understanding Is Reached
That Senator Is Not a
Candidate

Washington. Jan. 27.--An under
standing has finally been reached be-
tween President Roosevelt and Seha-
tor Hanna IN regard TO the Presiden-
1ial nomination. IT is an arrangement
highly satisfactory to both. and it has
an important bearing upon the political
situation within the Republican party
prior to the meeting OF the Chicago
convention.
The understanding between the Pres
ident and Mr.. Hanna, arrived al
through the mediation OF mutual
friends. is TO this effect:
Senator Hanna is not candidate
for the Presidential nomination and
VIII not be a candidate No effort Is
to be made TO work up movement foi
him or to secure delegates friendly tc
his nomination.
But Senator Hanna is not TO make
any further announcement Of his at
titude He is not 10 declare himself
for the nomination Of President, moi
10 announce that he win not be n can
didate under any circumstances. nor q
say anything else in regard 10 the sit
uation. He does not favor instruction.
to delegates to the Chicago conven
ton. and win doubtless see 10 IL tina
no Instructions are given the delegates
at-large elected from his own state.