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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17
9te 20. Sabresberiammlmm9 Der
&ebeffa= eoge.

Sn Der 8roBlDeensS ale beg Obj
Jeloms=O rbens puroe seifern Na9=
mittag Die 20. Sabresberfammlune Der
Gebetfa=2ogen oes Staates erDHnet;
berfelben tpobnten etma 1000 Mitglie=
Der bel. GOl9enoe Beanie paren an=
ipe5enb:
Slipe 6. Mc@ren, prdfibent, Sns
btanapolis; &oie Garr Salbott, gice.
prdfioent, Orleans; Sina 6. Mann,
Waroen, Muncie; Nenie 2inbfap,
9eeretdrtn, GDfomo; 2ouiie Sang
iatr, S4abmeIterin, lebanon; emma
Sobnfon, MarfbaG, Se%fferfonoile;
Marp Sifep. Conductor, @afon; Slibe
Mtner, @aplan pro tenn. Bromsburs;
8irDie Cole, Snnere : Wade, Nngola;
Marp Seacor, MeuBere=W a9e, 8raail;
2ouife Sharp. NK.=Wa6e, Snoiana=
polls; Marp u. potts, Sable g. @ar=
ter unb Mar9aret u. perrp, 3ruifees.
Sen 8eri9ten Der 8eamten aufOl9e
befinben fi9 531 e~utftebenoe &ebetfa
2peen nit 42,236 Mitglieber 1923
mebr als i'm %oerfoHenen SABRE i'm
State. Die @eiammt ='@innabmen
aner 2O9en beliefen ft@ auf 1884,
218. rs.
Sn Der am Nbenb abeebaltenen 8er=
1ammlung murben fol9en6e Beamtin=
men ertpdblt : Grau Goie Garr Sal=
bolt, prdfbentin; 5rau Sina 6.
Mann, Muncie, 8ice : p~rdfibentin !;
Jrau Nelte Sinbfap, &ofomo, War-
ben; 6rau 2Ouiie 2an9bar, lebanon,
Secretdrin f; Srau emma Sobnfon,
SeferfDnDile, 96aBmeifferin ; Grau
3ora s. 9atbamap, Nurora, 5rau
Wargaret 6. 8errp, Snoianapolis,
uno 5rau Sable 6. Garter Gamben,
9ruftees.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17
GrDBes Goncert.
Sum Better oes Jnoufrieuen
Blinoenheims.
Eretta9 TT Der Sott1ItnSOtt
6aHe.

STR bic ebel1te Gorm Der WDbltbd=
tiqfeit tpirb bic &eineinnabme oes @Dn=
certes gum 8efen bes Snbufrieaen
BIinbenbeims 8%ernenbung inben.
9as Snftitut bat es fi9 our Nufgabe
9ema1t, mitteloSen @rblinoeten 81 er=
m6glt9en, bur9 eigene Nrbeit ibren
2ebensunterbalt gu erperben, 10 baB
bieie I1nslifli6en ni9t bon benz @e=
fibl nieoergeoriift meroen, b0lig nuB=
los auf ser Welt nnb gdnsli4 Der
Barmberaigteit anbeimgefanen gu iein.
9as Snfitut beitsbt felt 1899. Ser
Nnfane NOR Helm. Wan fOnnte muir
4 Der 8ebauernsmertben in gemietbeten
&dumen beiddftigen. SEPT bat bas
Snifitut elm eigenes 0eim, bag $1,000
at erbauen %foffete, erri9tet.
8ier3ebn blinoe Mdnner ino barin
bef9dftist, bic nit 8efenbinben BON
$3-$7 p69entli9 berbienen. @roB=
bersi9e 8trger baben bas Jnfitut
financiea unterfdbt. 4ber bic 8dume
inb ni9t ~eeniieenb, mebr Waf9inen
mtiHen bei9aft tperben, benn nod
pielet erblinbetert arbeitsmili9en Mdn=
tlern fOl auf btefe Weife 9ebolfen
trerben.
unfere Mufffreunbe fo1ten Die @e=
legenbeit ni9t berfdumen, bur9 ben
Befu9 bes @oncertes am Sreitag, ben
20. Mai neben finilerii6en mufifa=
Iii9en @eniiHen aud bes 8~emuBtieins
t~beilbaitie au weroen, Elm S9erHein
FIR bic BON 8linbbeit Befalenen bet=
getraeen 3u baben.
Sci benz Concert baben in bo1ber=
siger Meife Die folgenben Solifen ibre
Mitmirfung BEL Nuftbrung zines I'M
tereHanten programms s~ugeiagt:
5rau pbilip @Oeb, SRI. Catherine
Bauer, Serr Oliper Sfenfee, SRI. @ora
Scott, Grau 60. Nea, 6err Carl
9ott, Jrau 8. u. Ri9arbiOn, IT,,
iouie Der @bpr Der 8oberts parf
Gbur9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17

@siF isBt baB Der
erobe Damn iiber ben Wiffifiippi BEL
@c4ab oberbalb ct. gloub, Meinn.,
NOD bie1en CONNER eebuut tptrb.
@6on friber 6aben >fi9 papterfabriz
fanten bon Wiseonfin fir bieien
&ammbdu intere1irt, BENIN lie buben
bic &nlaee elmer r~ieiiaen gapiers9 olas
bret : Gabrif In Musfi9t senommen,
tpo3u bic Gage fir Material GnBerit
eiinftis 1T. Sngenieure fir bic Oammz
anlaqen tperbem in biefea 3asen err
partet unb man bpfft bic Mrbeiten fo@
balb ME mOgIt9 in Mneriff gu nebs
men.
Gin S4reiben bonn prins
asn 9einri9 bat tir5li9 9err Mlbert
@6miot, Elm Mitglieb pom @efang=
perein yMriDn" in Baltimore erbalten.
Serr S9mtbt fanb na4 benz 5euer gez
legentli9 zines Gpaaiersanses bura
ben 8ranb>9 iftrift mebrere pohlers
baltene 8ilber bes prinaen 6einria
in ben &utnen zines pbotosraphtlden
Mteliers. @r ianbte bieielben benz
grtnaen 9einrt9 NIT einem 8eglett<
fhreiben als Mnbenfen an bas 8rob@
feuer in Baltimore, unb nun bat ber
6ofmar{9uu BON Sedenborff benz
6errn @9mibt i'm Namen bes Grim
sen elm Oanfesi9reiben iiberianbt.
unterBDrbeDdI.. ,SuY
Sic nun bereit, na9 benz porsef4lases
men 8er9lei9 Die seger ben Germ
Rldger auseeftoBenen @9impfporte
- S9fe unb Rameel - 3uriidaunebs
men2" nSapobl = aber borl1ufig
MIR nuf elm Sdbri"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17
9mr@sebramnte @adfi4e.

Bearl 9abis unb 8eHis Rer9ebal,
atpei reiaenoe junge Mdb6en, bic ibren
@ltern aug Sberiban burGeebrannt
paren, tuuroen bier aufgesrifen unb
erbielten 6reiquartier BEL Der poliaei=
matrone. Sbre beiben befiimmerten
0dter marer in Der poli3eiffation unb
baten Die Mdbnen bic faum Is Sabre
sdblen bsimsutommen. DiefeIben uei=
qerten ii9 aber bebarrli9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17
Sta0tratb.
$4,000 f1t WetbeHetnn9ett
tut Staot GoSpttal
b~erIam9t.

esn Der sei1rigen Sibung bes Staot=
ratbs eriu9te bic 8eb6rbe ftr 6hent=
li9e Werte UNI unberst9li6e Wermiut-
gun9 BON $40, 900 fur 8erbe1erungen
I'M ft6btii6en Soipital.
9ie Orbinars muroe an bas Jtnan3=
gpmite nertDieIen.
Sic 8ebDrbe perlangt ferner ger=
%miGieung bon 800, 900 fir gerbeRe=
rungen bes bur9 Die 0Obfutb an9e=
ri6teten 59aoens. BON bieier @umme
fallen $50, 900 fir 8riidenbauten unb
$19, 900 fir &~eint9ung beg po9ues
Stun perpenbet. - @benfals an bas
6inans=@ omite bermieien.
Sine BON gontroleur Dunn einge=
rei6te Orbinan3 betrefs gertpiaigung
BON $4,000 fir Nnf6aHung bon 6euer=
rettunqsleitern fir bas itdotif9e So=
ipital purbe .auf ben Slid bes 5auies
gelegt.
Cine neue Srbinans, bur9 pel9e
eine before Snfpicirung BON Gebduoen,
Maarenb6ufern &C., in uel9en petro=
Ieum, @afolin unb dbnli9e feuerges
fdbrli9e Stofs selagert tperoen, por=
aeIeben piro, tpurbe on bas @Dmits
fir 6fentli6e Moral pertpiefen.
On bas @onite fir @ifenbabnen &C.
tpurbe cine Sroinan5 bertpieien, uel4e
befimmt, baB bic 8abn9eleiie an Der
MaHa6uietts Npe. unb St 10. Str.
bbber selest meroen iOllen.
9ie neue 8ausS rbirana puroe nod
nidt einberidt.t.
Nu1 betrefs Der Sroinans, fraft
mel9er bic Penny in the SLOT Wa=
f9inen beifeuert weroen folien, gei9ab
qeftern Nbenb nod ni9ts. SIM uebri=
gen tpirb biefelbe niemals BON Sinans-
@omtte empfebleno einberi4tet peroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17
WtpfrI ner GfferJ14et1f.

Dem Moier fou es ia in feiner
@he ni9t b~efonbers gut geben; er ptrb
beitdnbig fontrpllirt, tpie i9 bore
nSa, als er neuli9 etnmal i'm Gee
bab cine babe Minute unter Mafer
blteb. tit Tim feline @9piesermutter
fpfort naheetauht."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17
Senator 8ebertose mtro
ipredleu.

Inter ben Nuipicien Der S%unior=
@luHe Der S6ortrioge So6i6ule tuirb
am 81. Wai 8unbes=S Senator 8ebe=
ridge i'm Nuoitorium cine &ebe balten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17
9ie aemen 8amltdfeiten fur Sort
9arrtioa.

Muf @rfu9en bes Generals uartiers
meifters in Waibineton miro cine Gone
miiiion mad bier sefanot meroen, um
Die pldne fir Die 8dul,9teiten auf
Sort 8eniamin 9arriion au priifen,
oamit bic Nrbeiten am l. Suli. mann
Die 8erwiQi9ung bon 1923, 900 fdais
1T, in &ngrif 9enommen uno Nnse=
bote ausseidrieben ueroen f6nnen.
Sie gldne ieben ben 8au Der folgen=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17

Mbgang
Mi9 eitD Spcl., Sonntass. 6 s0@m
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& Set & M 6 Ct tdsliG. IL 2Oslm
8eru Necom nnrS snntaas. IL 2O9fm
Mi9 Gitb Opel, Sonntaes. 6 OOy3m
@bicaso @rpreb. 7 20Sfm
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-02-18

far the negotiations for peace have
been carried on in a diplomatic
way, but later on diplomacy will be
dispensed with and the contestants
will resort to the more effective way
of the ward politicians Of knocking
down and dragging out. How far
shall get mixed up in the fracas
am not at liberty to divulge at the
present time, but one thing do
promise, and that is that ! shall dis
appoint my friends in decorating a
hero's grave. can stand the char
acterization of ga living coward
much better than / can take my
chances in joining the Indians in
the "happy hunting ground" But
that we are going to have squalls,
and plenty of them, before the ides
of November, goes without saying.
Tits the intention of the political
seer and myself to stay close to the
shore. THE RAMBLER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-02-18
RENO GONE DEMOCRATIc.
The Argus Receives the Following
Ground Hog Valentine.

FellowsviIIe, WA, Feb. a, 1904
Mr.. ]. SlidelI Brown
Dear Sir. Enclose you will find
Money Order to the amount 81. 90
for which you will Send me the
Argus one year you May add me to
the Democratic Party. two year ago
! was assaulted by that dirty de.
graded Bass Cowardly Scape gal
lows old devil Bill Rutherford he
assaulted me with very heavy Club
could not get him Prosecuted for
the same 8 year ago / was assaulted
BY that dirty Bass Cowardly Per.
CORY Ben Woodward that was Let
go undone the degraded Pergorer
jumped on me when was drunk
and assaulted me old Ben did de.
liberty Make oath to dirty Lie
against me and I can Prove It you
can Publish this If you Like and
Sine Ny name ! have voted My Last
Republican Ticket
Yours Respy
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-02-18
THE TRUSTS AND THE TARIFF.
The Republican Administration stand,
Ing Pat on Both Issues.

The question is being asked why
the new Department of Commerce
and Labor has not succeeded better
in its quest for "bad" trusts which
1t proposed to scare off the face Of
the earth by getting the facts con-
corning the doings of those trusts
and giving them publicity. That
department has been doing business
now for more than a year and not
one line has been printed about
trusts. Secretary Cortelyou has
been told times innumerable where
to fish to catch a nice long string Of
trusts, but he persists in ignoring
the suggestions of Democrats. If
he really meant business and il ever
was intended that he should proceed
against the trusts and print the facts
about them, he could have collected
all the data necessary for a report
that would have made the trusts
sizzle like wet cat flung into hades,
but the new department has been
as idle concerning the trusts as has
been the Department Of Justice. IL
simply shows Enthusiastically that the
Republican party has concluded to
''stand pat" on the trust question as
well as upon the tariff question
and all other questions that will enter
into the campaign this year as the
vital issues. II the people Of the
country want anything done on any
Of these questions they must vote
the Democratic ticket and elect a
Democratic president and Demo.
cratic House Of Representatives, or
they will have the same vicious laws
left on the statutes and will experi
ence no relief from the present tax
exactions and the present license Of
the criminal trusts OF the country TO
rob the people. In electing Dem
ocratic president and a Democratic
House Of Representatives, the PEG
pie need not be alarmed lest tariff
reduction and trust busting under
Democratic auspices, viii disturb
business. The leaders Of the party
are not going to jump in and tear
things to pieces. They arc not go
ing to blow up the tariff wall with
dynamite, they are going 20 begin
gently to lift the rocks off one by
one until the wall is not so high that
the people cannot see over Il and
see the tariff protected industries Of
this country selling goods TO foreign
crs cheaper than they do to home
consumers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-02-18
Do You Want to Buy

Any of the following property on
Easy Terms or Cash Down? / have
few Wonderful Bargains consigned
to me to sell. Look carefully over
them and see If have anything you
need.
Do you want to buy store that
is making money! / have two to
sell and if you are interested, write
right away. These are bargains.
have farm consisting of one
hundred and fifty acres under culti-
walton. a good hve-roomed house
and outbuildings. Two miles from
railroad. Underlald with coal and
covered with timber. Will cut
about 400 thousand feet, oak and
poplar. This is great bargain.
have half interest in a planning
and grist mill to sell. Win sell
cheap.
Do you have fine FLOODED horse
you want to insure against death or
disease or accident2
want to buy about thirty or
forty acres of land near the b. & o.
r. r., or mean. some good town, or
will trade good lot in Morgantown
on it.
A store, doing $1,000 cash bust
ness monthly, building sox4o, four
room house, acres of land. This
is bargain. Will sell real estate
or store. Stock will invoice 81, 600
or 81, 900.
have a half interest in a planning
and grist mill for sale in fine con-
dition and in prosperous country.
A good home for some one with
small capital. Write to day.
100 acres of land in Tucker
county. Some good timber. viii
sell cheap.
400 Acres good timber-Red Oak.
Poplar, Linn, Oak and Chestnut.
This is right on the railroad and can
be slipped down the hill to the bot
tom, where it can be sawed and
loaded on cars.
General Store, in a good growing
town and dong a heavy business.
This is great chance to get in one
of the future towns in Preston coun-
ty. Hustlers can make money here.
A Threshing Machine Engine.
Only run part of one season. Good
as new. viii sell cheap.
Persons having anything to sell
will do well to consign to me, Civ.
ing full description and price.
will insure your horses or cattle
against death, cheap.
ROBT. A. LOAR,
Real Estate and Insurance,
Independence, w. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-02-18
A NEW PHASE
or the Union Business and the Strike
Situation.

A correspondent writing to The
Preston Republican last week, gives
some items in regard to the miners
strike and among other things has
this to say:
The men Of Irona, Howesville
and Atlantic have no kick. Why
should they7 They get kept by the
United Mine Workers of America
and don't have anything to do.
That rather gives the whole snap
away and makes plain considerable
matter in connection with the whole
situation. But the chances are
that this question will now be test
ed, as the injunctions granted
against the strikers at Housewife
really prohibits the Union or any
one else from furnishing supplies
to the strikers, as being in the ma
ture Of bribe 20 keep them from
working for the Company and
therefore interfering seriously with
the business Of the Company.
This is the way the attorney for the
Coal Company argues the matter
and il will be argued in Court and
ruled upon by the Judge. Some Of
the officials foI the Union we're in
Parkersburg last week to bring the
matter up in Court before Judge
Jackson Immediately after the in
junction proceedings we're issued in
order to try and get the Court to
amend this part Of the order, as
they claimed Il forbid the strikers
from eating etc. OF course there is
nothing to hinder them from going
70 work and earning their living in
stead Of being kept BY the wages Of
miners in other parts Of the country,
who are al work. Hon. p. J. Cro-
gan Of this place, the Attorney for
the Coal Company was telegrsphed
for TO come to Parkersburg to repre-
sent the Company, but could not 20
last week on account Of the illness Of
his wife, 50 the matter was laid
over Eli this week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-02-18
"REyELATlONs. >

Is nsw monthly magazine that
prints the truth regardless OF who 1t
hurts, who it angers, who howls or
kicks. In religion it is strictly or
thodox, but can see both sides Of
most anything. In politics it is
hiIariously American, though non
partisan and has no hobbies.
cit is local to every town and
village on the continent where the
United States tongue is spoken,
and thinking memhave babitation.
Priests and preachers buy it, Inf
dels she'll out their silver to get it.
Republicans, Democrats, Popocrais
aud the independent voters alike
take to It's aggressive, free, honest
and candid columns.
Revelations" fears Almighty
God and the law Of the land, and
there its fear ceases with a wild
Shoopl
Revelations" has declared war
on the devil and all his unclean
crowd In every issue the battle
RACES, while frauds and shams 90
down under the horrifc rain Of
red-hoi metal that pours as a vol.
canic eruption from its roaring
batteries, like imps Of darkness
slampeding 70 the black holes Of
hell before the great light Of dayi
The good people, reading peo-
pie applaud--tben wait impatiently
for the next number" For sale at
The Argus Book Store, 70 cents
per copy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-02-18


On our first page this week will
be found another of Mrs. Rasher's
Curtain Lectures. They have
moved into their fine new house
and the Madam is highly elated
over it and proceeds to take Rasher
in hand and drill him in regard to
his conduct. The old man is a
sort of bull in china shop and
having hard time of it. His wife
henpecks hIme to beat the band
and bosses and bully-rags him
around at great rate. He takes IL
all very meekly and the only conso-
lation he has is his puns and jokes
and illusions to his business as
pork packer, very much to the an
noyance of his wife.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-02-18
Yours Respy
Send Ny Paper to FellovsvIIie.

Congress has both feet IN il. It
cheerily gave the Daughters Of the
Revolution 100000 to exhibit
themselves at St. Louis, and now
comes full tilt Mrs. Charlotte Smith,
Of the ''Woman's Industrial Exhi-
BIZ" demanding a quarter Of it
from the would be society danes"
who are putting on such airs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-02-18
Kingwood. Feb. is, 1904

II you are not reading up every
week on the Rashers, you are miss
ing good thing. These articles will
appear from week to week and run
for long time yet, and as it is a
sort of continued story you should
not miss a chapter of it.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-02-18


The leading article in position and inn
porianee in the Eclectic Magazine for Feb
ruary is that on the Policy Of Imperial Pref
e'ence by the Right Hon. Joseph Chamber
lain. This Is the famous speech which Mr.
Chamberlain made at Glasgow, in which he
formulated his fiscal proposals with greater
elearness and at greater length than IN any
previous utterance. The speech was re-
vised by Mr.. Chamberlain for publication.
and American readers who wish 70 know,
precisely what is involved in the campaign
which IS so stirring England will yet their
information 81 FIRST hand in this article
ASIDE from this feature, this number Of The
magazine presents many distinguished
names, among them William Watson, Waiter
frewen Lord, Vernon Lee and Hilaire
Belloc. Two important articles are re-
printed from The Q1arleriy Review, one Of
them on Pope Leo XIII and Ills Successor
which. though unsigned, is known 70 be BY
Richard Bagoi. and the other by Oliver
Elton, Keen aud discriminating review Of
The Novels n Mr.. Henry Ipmes. M.
Lords contribution Is on appreciation Of
Charles Dickens. There are several other
articles Of literary interest, among Them
study Of The Syntak Of De Qnincey by Yer.
non Lee and sympalhetic review Of Mr..
Waison's political poetry by G.. X. Chester
ton. The Living Age Company.