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The Big shoot at camp Scott.

The squad of guards who went from here
to compete for the Elkins medal down at
Huntington last week returned Thursday
night without the medal but they made the
best average by far of any Company in the
State and easily carried off third aud fourth
place in the contest. The boys arrived
there Sunday evening and did not get to
shoot I'LL Wednesday nor we're they allowed
any chance to practice. Then again the
shooting was only 200 and 900 yards, while
our boys had been shooting on 900 600 and
1000 yards range, and the targets we're
much smaller. The fellow who won the
medal got to shoot early in the morning
while our crowd did not get to shoot till
much later, when the san was right in their
eyes The man who won, Sergeant Collier,
made an average Of 80 out Of possible 100,
and his brother 81. Ross Jackson Of King
wood, made an average OF 70 and IIite
Wilson Of the Whetssll Settlement. IS.
Capt. Pierce made the best record Of any Of
the officers.
Capt. J. l.. Graham Of Central City, won
the medal offered by Congressman Hughes
with an average Of II but the contest was
confined 10 soldiers from that district.
Sergeant Collier, who won the Elkins
medal, Is also the winner Of the Davis silver
loving cup. which ex-senator Henry G.
Davis offered TO the member Of the Rlkins
Company making tie highest score in rife
practice. The loving cup is said to be very
beautiful. Il COS, two hundred dollars and
with the Elkins medal will doubtless be
highly priced by Sergeant Collier.
The Hughes medal, won by Captain J. l..
Graham, captain Of the Central City Com.
pauy, was offered some time ago by
Congressman James a Hughes for the best
display Of Workmanship by a National
Guardsman Of his district, the Fifth Con.
grsssiousl. The medal has these words in.
serbed upon it' "The Hughes Medal. Fifth
Congressional District Highest Score.
1904"
/ The Davis loving cup aud the Hughes
medal are to be shot for at each encsmp.
ment, the present holders 10 keep them until
the rife contest Of next year, when they will
again 60 TO the Guardsman making tho
highest scor,
The Elkins medal is no, 10 be again con.
tested for and Sergeant Collier will be il,
/ proud possessor for life
]
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-08-25
THE STRIKE SITUATION
As Viewed by a Union Miner

Much has been said and written concern
ing the coal miners strike now on in this
aud neighbonng counties, yet nearly every
article that has made its appearance in our
local papers were merely copied from
some of the larger city papers Of the
Fairmont district and we presume controlled
by that Gigantic concern, which we arc in
formed owns and controls about every thing
out there, including the miners. Thus IL will
be readily seen that only one side of the
trouble has been placed before the general
public--the operators side.
The reader will naturally ask what was
the cause Of this long wearisome strike and
series of contentious; and we would say an
uncalled for reduction in the wages of the
West Virginia miner, which at its best, only
afforded him scant living and far below
the prices paid To the miners of our sister
states. This reduction business has been
carried on from time to time ill forbearance
ceased TO he virtue, and at the present
prices that they offer to their miners one
is as we'll aft in our opinion-idle as at work
the result will be just the same al the years
end. Hence the strike. Let us reason
moment and see who is to blame for this
state Of affairs. The miner of Pennsylvania
is paid o. cents per ton while the miner of
this state is paid 47c per ton, and in some
parts Of the state we are informed as low as
I5c per ton. Shades of departed Indians
the operators must surley consider the West
Virginia miner very inferior workman or
that he at last has solved the problem of
living on wind and works only because OF
habit. Let the reader 90 to any of those
mines today. Who claim they are working
and judge for yourself II the workman are
prosperous and happy meihnks not. In
fact, you will find few Americans among
them and are only able to exc out a miser.
able existence. Could the lot Of the Russian
peasants be worse1 We say not, and one
Is forced to ask the question, whittier are we
drifIing2 We urge no unreasonable demands.
Advocate no wild theory, by asking the
operators a jus, share Of The wealth we
produce, something better on which 10
support our wives and little ones, a fair
days wages for an honest days work. All
the iniunctions issued IN Yves, Virginia and
Colorado combined won't stop US. The
truth is mighty and must prevail. We are
/ opposed, aud will TO the best Of our ability
/ suppress al acts Of violence and extend our
sympathy and 50 far as possible our aid to
Mr.. Horschler, whose home At Austen wa,
wrecked by dynamite. We DO not believe
the crime committed by a union miner, bat
/ by some unscupulous wretch, probably an
imported article which gather about mine
like 50 many vultures in time Of a strike and
are menace TO the people Of any commun.
! ity. Organization does not seek to destroy
but TO build mp, and by It's aid 10y joining
hand ~ hand we hope to be able 10 make
fair West Virginia The brightest star on lib
eriy's banner a UNION MNEp
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-08-25
G. A. r. DAY.
Last Excursion OF the Season 20 Mt Lake
Park and Its splendid ChautauQua
Monday, August 20, 1901
GREAT PROGRAM

Lecture "Our County," Jahu DE VIII
Miller the most popular lecturer ON the
American platform.
Concert Of War Songs with orchestral
numbers, by the Royal Hungarian Orchestra.
AFTERNOON.
An hour of Humor, Mimiery aud Poetry,
with Captain Jack Crawford, the Poet.
Scout. Wild and thrilling experiences in
many battles West aud South. The most
picturesque character ON the American plat.
form. Dresses in his western garb.
Annual Camp Fire Of old soldiers with
"reminiscences.
AT NIGHT.
Special engagement of Rossni, the famous
iuegler.
Williamson Sisters Quartette, Miss Maud
Marshall, Soprano; Mr. Maze Lagen.
Tenor; Miss Houense Poutius, Contralto:
Miss Vera Page, violnist Great chorus in
Cantata.
Winding up that night with q marvellous
display Of FIREWORKS. No expense will
be spared to make this the best display ever
offered at the Park.
Excursion trains leave after all Is over.
Don't miss this last chance of the season
TO 60 to this lannon's resort. Excursion
trains with low fares from Cumberland,
Clsrksburg, Farmont aud intermediate
points.
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CUZZART.
Correspondence of The Argus.

Correspondence of The Argus.
Oar farmers are busy with their oats.
Mrs. Jacob Wolfe is very sick a, this
writing
J. {. Wolfe of GAINESVILLE, was in our
community recently.
Walter Cross of Function, was visiting
friends here last week
w. A. Wolfe was business .caller at
Hingwood last Tuesday.
Francs Livengood made a business trip to
Terra Alta one day last week
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. a. Wolfe were visiting
at Samuel Feathers, Sunday
Lee Frankhouser of Corinlh, is calling on
w. a. Wolfe and other friends here.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. NJ. Auman
a fine girl, making the twelfth addition.
A. S. Chidesier and W. A. Crane made
business trip to Terra Alta one day last
week
MIR. aud Mrs {. +. Spiker of Bruceton,
and Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Llvengood were
guests Of w. a. wolfe's last Sunday.
Albert Chidesler and his sister, Miss
Jessie, Of near lIazelton, were the guests Of
J. Wesley Groves, Saturday and Sunday.
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10 See the Fair
Ftom lhe Nlorganlown -

From the Morganlown Post.
Curtis Posten, the Thirteen or fourteen.
yesrold son Of Wilbur Posten, vice ptesi.
dent Of the Bailey Hardware Company,
leaves tomorrow morning for ST. Louis to
spend a week at the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition. Tie IS 10 see the big fair with.
out expense to himself.
Sometime ago the woman's Magazine
offered a free trip 20 ST. Louis with all er.
penses paid for week in exchange for 700
new subscriptions Curtis Posten made no
his mind 10 Try for the prize, and had secur.
ed it 10 little more than week. Altogether
he got 227 subscriptions here. Ills young
companions helped him out, getting their
mothers and friends 10 Try HE mags1in. for
year. Even after Curtis had secured the
necessary 200 his friends kept bringing him
other names until he had generous MARGIN.
lie did his canvassing some time ago and
leaves on hts trip tomorrow
Curtis will be the guest al The Woman,
Magazine building just outside the fai,
grounds. The building Is permanent one
and Is more beautiful than MANY on The
grounds. In 70 is one Of the largest and
best equipped printing outfits In the country.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-08-25
Teachers Institutes

County Teachers Institutes will be held
next week at Wellsburg for Brooke county.
conducted by PROT Lorian Fortney and /.
{ Gwynn Ripley for Jackson county con.
Quoted by ID. ID. Johnson and W. NJ. Sallar
Charleston Tor Kanawha county by Prof.
Thos. +. Hodges aud Miss Anna =. Cum.
mings; Fairmont for Marion county by
Prof. Charles n. Albert and n. X. Sanford
Moundsville for Marshall county by David
L. Cloyd aud Miss Susan r. Chase; sum.
meTs for Nicholas county by Miss DaIie
Stromstadt and Prot. Josiah Keely: IVES,
Liberty Tor Ohio county by Prof X. A.
Riggs and Joseph Roster: Franklin Tor
Pendletou county by Prof Robt A. Arm.
strong and C. II. Cole: Terra Alta Tor
Preston county by Chas w. Deane aud
Prot U, $ Fleming Addison for Webster
County by Prof. John {. shaw and r. NJ.
Dodrill.
County Institutes are being held In thir.
teen different counties this week, more
than any other week Of the the year.
Barbour at Philippi, Berkeley at Martins.
burg, Gilmer at Chenille. Hardy al Moore.
field. Harrison at Clarksburg, Jefferson a,
Shepherdstowu, Mason at Point Pleasant.
Mcdowell at WEIGH, Raleigh at Beckley.
Taylor at Grafton. Tucker at Parsons. Up.
shur at Buckhsnnon. wetIel az Hundred
aid Wood at Parkersburg.
Among Preston teachers who have been
doing Institute work this season are Prof
Lorsin Fortney Prof ]. ~ Deahl. Prof.
George NJ Ford aud Joseph w. Stayman.
The Preston teachers will give a warm
welcome to Prof u. 5. Fleming, who used
to be with us often. lie is now Supt. OF the
High School at Parkersburg. II IS high
time now that the Institute come back TO
Kingwood as it has been away for several
wears.
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Enz Reese Goes Free
Lon IL Nlolranlnnn -.

From the Morgantown Post.
The case Of the State vs.. Jasper +. Reese
charged with cutting his horses throat and
killing the animal, which was To have come
up for a hearing before Justice Levi Shoe.
maker At one o'clock today, was dismissed
on motion Of the State.
The charge was brought by the local
Humane Society agent on information for.
nished by young man who was with Reese
at The time he cut the horses throat. An
investigation Of the matter by the agent Of
che Society disclosed the fact that The horse
had fallen between rocks At the foot Of an
embankmcnt and about forty feet below the
road and that t was an imposubility to ex.
iricaie the horse from his position and
Reese took The most humane means 81 hand
to put the animal out of iis misery.
The case was dismissed without hearing
as The Humane Society officers wera satisfied
That they had no evidence upon which Ia
convict Reese.
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DEERWAIK

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Mr.. Editor AS have not seen any
thing from this place for some time will
try and scribble you few items.
S. T.. Gale and Miss Annie Collins made
a flying TIP 30 Eaton, Saturday.
f. NJ. Garner and family arc visiting
parents and relatives at Buck Run.
S. +. Gale is looking after the job Of
building the church on Poke Ridge.
Nelson Rannds is repairing his house. lie
says he IS tired Of keeping batch and wan,
a wife
John Collins and son have taken a
hundred dollar job Of MeIn,y cleaning up
his farm.
Mrs Mary Roberts and Lizzie Deems
we're The guests Of Mrs John NJ. Collins on
Saturday
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-08-25
Odbe1pS Cholera ARidOIe ONO
DIQIThOe0 COMPOUND
VIII cure them quicker than
any Medicine made or money
refunded.
Ss6- SOLD BY KINCwOOD Pharmacy
and General Merchants.
ORDER PUBLICATION ON a sCrRE
" FACfAS

ORDER PUBLICATION ON A SCTRF
" FACTAS.
STATE or WFsT ViRGfviA
~ rules held in The clerk Office OF the
Circuit Court Tor the county Of Preston ou
the FIRST Monday OF August 1904
Sarah J Barlow. Adm &C..
vs. in chancery.
Chas. T. 1rowbudgc ctsl.
whereas suit in Chanccry has been in.
stituied boz the Circuit Court OF the county
Of Preston. between the Plaintiff Sarah +
Barlow, AdmE &C., VS. Chas. 7 Trow.
bridge and others as defendants and before
a decree was entered therein the defendant
sarah NJ. Biancy has died and the Admin
istratrix Aforesaid by her attorney has ap.
piled Tor SCirc faCias against the heirs
atlaw OF thc dcccdcnt Sarah NJ Bianey
And 10 appearing from an AFFIDAVIT filed
law. namely Hough Blaucy Is not resident
Of this State. on motion OF the plaintiff the
said Hough Blancy is required 10 appear in
the clerks Office 81 thr Circuit Court Of
Preston county West Virginia. az rules DO
be held for said court ON the last Monday
OF August 1904 90 show cause If any De
can why The said suit in Chanccry as TO
him as one Of the defendants should not be
proceeded DO TO a final decree. and 90 do
what Us necessary TO protect his interests
herein
It's further ordered that this notice be
published and posted for four weeks in
some newspaper published in this County
a copy-lcste w. WArs0N. CLERK
published hrst time August tth. foot.
Attest j. w. WATSON Clerk
Rufus Holden Counsel for PLAINTIFF
644to4-f7 Us
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September 9, I9OA,
&c Lewis p. White real estate, consisting
4 Fine Dwelling House

and other out buildings with orchard and
other Improvements. and about twenty
acres OF land situate In Portland District,
about one mile west Of the town OF Terra
TO Kingwood
TERMS OF SALE Enough cash In
hand to pay the costs OF suit and expenses
OF sale, and the residue In three equal pay.
ments, In six twelve aud eighteen months.
the purchaser executing for the deferred
payments Interest bearing notes with good
security
=. !. CRoGAH, Special Conner
l, j. w. Watson. Clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF Preston county. West Virginia.
hereby certify that the above named
special commissioner has executed bond
with good security as provided In the de
cree for sale In the above cause.
W. WATSON Clerk
BY GEO. A. WALLS. Deputy
84o4 4t-t775
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ROuSe& Lot In the Town Of RoWIeSburq

In said county, the lot being part OF the
Wonderley Hill Farm, and containing about
one acre, and Is the same which the said
James 4. Wallace purchased from G. NJ.
Bishop by deed now OF record i'm Deed
Book 30. page 4o8. In the Office OF the Clerk
OF the County Court Of said county.
TERMS OF SALE.-Enough cash In
hand TO pay the costs OF this suit and ex.
penses OF said sale. aud the residue on a
credit Of six aud twelve months, the pur.
chaser to execute interest bearing notes
with good security for the deferred pay.
ments,
r. ]. CRoGAN. Special Com'r
!. ]. w. Watson, clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF Preston county. West Virginia, do
hereby certify that the above named special
commissioner has given bond and security
as provided In the decree for sale In the
said cause.
J. w. Watson. Clerk.
BY Geo A. Walls. Deputy.
50 o4 4t-t8 az
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A Wonderful Saving.

lhc largest Methodist Church IN Georgia,
calculated 20 use over ono hundred gallons
Of tho usual kind Of mixed paint in painting
their church.
They used only 81 gallons Of the Longman
Martinez Paint mixed with % gallons Of
linsccd oil Actual cost Of paint made was
less than 81 % per gallon
Saved over eighty (s8o,o dollars in paint
and got big donation besides.
EVERY CHURCH will be given a liberal
quantity whenever they paint
Many houses are we'll painted with four
gallons Of J.. 3 NJ. and three gallons Of lin.
seed oil mixed herewith
Wears and covers like gold.
These Celebrated Paints are sold nv &,
a. Herring kingwOOd -. u. Wolf Reeds.
Vile; 3. Il Higgins Albright
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-08-25
A Perfect Painless PHI

Is the one that will cleanse the system. set
the liver TO action, remove the bile. clear
the complexion, cure headache aud leave
a good taste In the mouth. The famous
little pills for doing such work pleasantly
and eHectually are DeWitts Little Early
RiseTs. Bob Moore, OF Lafayette Ind.
says; "All other pills have used grippe
and sicken., while DeWitts Little Early
Risers are simply perfect
Sold by StrickleT's Drug Store, and VIM.
NJ. Dent OF NewbuTg.
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ASummer Cold.

summer cold Is not only annoying but
IL not relieved Pneumonia will be the prob
able result by Fall. One Minute Cough
Cure clears the phlcgm. draws out the i'm.
Examination, heals, soothes and strengthens
the lungs and bronchial tubes. One Nun.
ute Cough Cure is an ideal remedy Tor
the children. Il is pleasant to the taste
and perfectly harmless. a certain cure
tot Group, Cough aud Cold,
Sold by Strckler'S Drug Store, and VIM.
NJ. Dent, OF Newburg
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WAFTED-lndustrious man o. woman as
permanent representative Of big manufac.
turing company, TO look after its business
IN this county and ad Joining territory
Business succ essful and established.
Salary Gao. 90 weekly and expenses Salary
paid weekly from home Office. Expense
money advanced. Experience not essential.
Enclose self addressed envelope, General
Manager, Como Block. Chicago. 81
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Purs ~ - 70 M IL

a griovous vail oftimes comes as a rcsutt
oil unbearable pain from over taxed organs.
DIZZINESS Backachc. Liver complaint and
CONSTITUTION. Bot thanks 20 Dr.. Kings
new LIE RUS they put an end 90 10 an.
They are gentle but thorough Trv them
Only acc. Guaranteed
sold by j. a. Lenhau. OF Kingwood
Cooke supply Co., Of Housewife.
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10 chancert
Abby Beall Polling

Abby Bcall Polling
The object Of this suit is TO sell the real
estate Of which Abby Fream died seized. in
the town Of Independence. Preston county.
West Virginia, and distribute the proceeds
after the payment Of debts. among the heirs
Of said decedent, (the same not being sus.
ceptible OF partition) and also 10 settle the
administration accounts Of the plaintiff.
Cara y. shoemaker Of the personal estate
Of said decedcnt
And 10 appearing from an AFFIDAVIT 6led
in said cause that the defendant. Abby
Beall Polling. IS not a resident Of this State.
on motion Of the plaintiffs 10 Is ordered that
the said defendant be required 20 appear
within one month after the date Of the first
publication Of this order and do what rs
necessary 20 protect her interests.
10 IS further ordered that this order be
published and posted as required by law
cOpy-Icste
]. W. WATsoN. Clerk
Published FIRST time August 4. 1904
Attest l. w. WATsON Clerk
r. W. Monroe Counsel for plaintiff.
s4St of-fS 20
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CAMP MEETING EXCURSION TRAINS.

The West Virginia Northern Railroad will
run a special Camp Meeting train from
kingwood on sunday, August 1Isi and 7S,h.
leaving kingwood az 8:3os M, returning
VIII leave Camp Ground a. Marion at 6 p. w..
Excursion rates Tor these trains will be a.
follows
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Commissioners s SALE
/. p. Whites Administrator
In Equity

l.. =. Whites Heirs ct al.
Pursuant 10 a decree OF the Circuit Court
OF Preston county. West Virginia. entered
m the above styled chanceTy cause now
pending In said court on the 10th day OF
missioner will offer al public sale to the
highest bidder. az the front door OF the
court house, on
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ORDER or PUBLICATION.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
~ rules held In the clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court for the county OF Preston. on
the first Monday Of August 1901
Abby Ffoam's Adm'x ctai
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iiekcs good only on day Of sale.
l.. DAVIS, Genl Mgr.
u. HANsr, Gen'l Pass Ag't.
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Japanese Lanterns and July Magazines
Tor haiiprloe now atThe Argus Book Store
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KON NUMBERS, Voter MELONS.

and Stale Vegetables bring
on Collie, Cramps, Cholera
Morbus, Dysentry, Diarrhoea
and Bloody Flux.
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Commissioners S SALE.
Peaslee Brothers
VS.. Equity.

James T. Wallace
by virtue OF a decree Of the Circuit Court
OF Preston county. West Virginia, rendered
In the above entitled chancery cause now
pending In said court. the undersigned
special commissioner will, on
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September 9. 1901.

at the front door OF the court house of said
county, offer az public sale to the highest
bidder the following described real esiaie
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-20
New Easter Wells Trimming Buttons

Chenille Dotted Wells, full line
of colors, with fancy and
graduated borders, 0Oo
each, soc, Toe and wv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-20

Will be used on everything.
We have them in Gold, Gun
Metal, Pearl, Persian, and
dozens of other pretty styles.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-16
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

-
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy A. Thomas have returned
from st. Louis. #S
Mark Norman has gone east to spend the
summer with his uncle. ENR
Miss Glee Jamison has returned from Wells
college for the vacation ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Case are spending
several weeks in New York.
Mrs. ]. P. Coon and children have gone to
Iowa to spend several weeks.
Mr.: and Mrs. s, A. Harris and Miss Katherine
Harris OF Vine place are at the St. Louis EXPOSE
ton.
visiting Hs Mrs Bert SfT T. Smith, EsEfG Sheridan II D. avs
nue. S.
Miss Florence snattinger Of Topeka, Kan, is
the guest of the Misses Friedman 415 Six
teenth street.
Mrs. =; 2: Cobb Of 1900 Lake Harriet boule:
weeks at Madison Lake. MINI.
Mrs Charles H. Johnson and daughter, Wini-
fre sI. OF % Highland avenue, have gone to New
York ana Boston to spend the summer.
Mrs. 81. Z. Daugherty Of Des Moines, Iowa,
is quite i'll with typhoid fever at the Northwest
ern hospital. Mr. Daugherty is with her.
NJ Mrs snd n US $; Coffin is spending month with
e pne Mocd mean or ter h0e
spent Sunday with them.
The Misses Ida and Effe Kennedy and Mrs
Lazier left last evening for trip to Europe
They will visit England and the continent and
will not return until September.
Mines. Randall souder, Clausen, Koons Stems
Roberts, Bixby, Manning, Barteil. MacOiatchie
and Miss MacClatchie went to Saltwater Tues
day and visited the prison. Warden Wolfer en-
| tertained' them at luncheon.
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are
as follows: Broadway Central, j.. S.. Taylor
Navarro W. B. Miller Jackson, Minn.-Heralt
Square, j.: K. Brown. Duluth-vendome, s
| lobe; Bartholdi, J. G. Pickenbach, Jr.
Early wrinkles indicate deficient
nourishment, starving skin. Satin
Skin Cream is skin food-restores ro-
tundity. 25c.