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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-27

.ne ,Ity. Each letter was apparently
from some sweetheart Of the man add
dressed. and suggested that he make
a rendezvous with her
Here the victim got in a question
But who's Jane?" he asked.
Name of a play coming to the
theatre soon," said Baker. But lis
Ten. After the letters had been mailed
-or II short hours | began to hear tales
If Infatuated wives chasing innocent
ana astonished husbands around the
street; of shivering benedicts being
locked out of their houses and homes,
If weeping women packing up their
lappy togs and going home to mother.
You see the wives thought the letters
we're genuine.'
But little things like this never
made your marble heart feel sad?" in
luired the friend.
Yesterday afternoon" continued
Baker. without deignng to reply. "a
arge and Durly man with bow legs
and Il mean disposition appeared at
The box office and asked for me. | told
aim | wasn't in, and he pounded the
ticket window shelf and shouted that
he'd wait for me. | told him that |
iad gone to the Canary islands look
ing for health. and he sWore loudly
nat he'd come down to Baker Thea
,er looking for trouble. Then | asked
lim what the matter seemed to be.
'Matter"' he hoWled. Look at this
.etter Ny Wife opened it. read it. be
#eVed il. drew all the money out of the
bank and is on a train somewhere be
Ween here and st. Paul. She left a
note saying she didt like to intrude
IN me and Jane. Somebody told me
Zane was an advertising fake and I'm
looking for Baker
Did it attract attention." hepeated
Baker as he transfiXed the friend with
| scornful glance. Then he went uD
he street Whistling. What Shall the
Harvest Be"
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THEY MARRY SISTERS.
Study in Relationship Furnished by
Two Families Living in the
Iowa Fails Country.

IOWA FALLS. Jan. 21.--A study in
relationship is offered by two families
living in and near here. \ veteran of
the civil wal has a son who married
Il we'll known young lady OF the coun-
t., and to whom several children have
been born. Later the father of the
young nam welded a sister of his
sons wife and the relationship of the
two families thus becomes decidedly
interesting \ few of the odd relation
ships thus developed are as follows
The father is the sons brother-in-laW
and both granpa and uncle OF the
Young mans children. The senior
wife is both grandma and aunt OF the
Younger family of children. The sew
iOr wife is Both Stepnnother and SIS
n-law of the young man, and 50
on ad In tinitum.
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:: FROM NEARBY TOWNS :
RIPPLES FROM DRY CREEK.


DRY CREEK. Jan. 27-Dry Checkers
are eagerly watching the wheat mar
ket.
Ed Stanfield is suffering from gram
ulated eye lids.
Forrest Bursker is wrestling with a
case of the mumps at his home on
Locust Glen farm.
Mrs. Milton Aldrich returned home
last night from q visit to her son at
Alto.
There arrived at the home OF triah
Corkrum the other Gay Il nice baby
boy.
OF all the modern inventions DIRK
creek telephones are certainly the
most powerfully and wonderfully
made From them is received all the
owners business affairs and those of
the neighbOrs included
JudSon NJ. Patterson and Jesse T..
Williams left home Monday 10 seek
their fortunes in the Sumpter. Or.
Eldorado and we hear whisperings of
the latter contemplating launching In
the matrimonial boat
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BECAUSE OF JANE.
There IS Discord in Many PortIan,
Homes.

Never" said George L. Baker to an
ufiSympathetic friend yesterday, never
viii l try this Jane line of advertis-
1aS again. I'll throw my advertising
appropriation into the river first"
But. edged in Mr.. Bakers friend.
-at1n't II attract any attention?'
AIR Bakers bovine eyes swelled I'D
WITH anlazement. Didn't it attract
any attention. he easped. Il wonder
II II did? Listen"
Before his victim could escape Ba-
ket had him backed up against a bill
board and the trouble tape began COM
ing out of the ticker.
"A week ago" said the theatrical
manager. somebody told me it would
ne good idea to send out few
thousand letters signed Jane and ad.
dressed to various heads of families in
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RESERVOIR is COMPLETED.

Conneli Statesman: The reservoir
FOR the city water works has been COM
pieted. 1t is larger than was at first
intended 10 build it. \ difficulty is be-
the pressure of the volume of water
back into the spring having caused it
TO find an underground outlet below
the stone walls of the reservoir. Plenty
is being confined, however, for the
towns needs.
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WILL HAVE A HOME.
Former WaIIa WaIla Soldier Will &c
to Washington.

Joseph Benton. a tailor who has had
trouble with his family because of var
iOus things. and who was sent some
two months ago to the county jail by
Justice StOcker for safe keeping. is
about to have his wish gratitied. says
the Review At the time of his n
:aignment before Justice StCcker the
old soldier said that lie had been Try
ing to get to the old soldiers home in
Washington.
The members Of the family felt that
such a home would be good thing.
but physicians examinations showed
that Benton was only three quarters
disabled. Justice Stocler has taken
up his case with the proper authOri-
ties with the result that yesterday
word was received that Benton would
be received at the national home and
that transportation would be forth
coming in a few days.
Benton enlisted in the Second Unit
cd States cavalry in 1870 and during
his Is years of service saw troubles in
Montana. Nebraska. Wyoming. Ari-
IONA and Washington. While in this
state he served at Walla Walla and
Fort Spokane. He is now we'll along
in years and has a crippled knee.
Liquor has been one of his troubles
since his discharge from the army.
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HOOPER LINE COMPLETED.

COnnell Statesman: The Hooper
telephone line was completed Tuesday
having been changed from Il barb wire
to Il high line. The old line was en-
tirely unsatisfa Glory. but since the
high wire was put up the service is
good. The line connects the homes OF
+. NJ. Greene. J. S. Thomas. William
ovens. A. J. Hooper. Archie. Pete, John
and Alex McCregOr. William Thomas
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'a1r..es 20 actions. the subject matter
state and the debtor j. out of the
state when the cause of action acrrurs
or afterwards departs therefrom; that
the Second applies To causes Of
to actions the subject matter matte" Of
which arises out Of the state order If
firmed
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x Place fo- the American Boy.

S+ASHINGTON. Jan. 21.-"Boys"
@as the subject of Secretary Leslie
Al shaw's address at a meeting for
s.ofuen just held under the auspices of
a1l+ Washington Y. NJ. G. A. He said:
L think that most of us that have
he''li boys and those of US that have
s,.Jnhed the boy will have found ana
strosnized that he is All things con-
zidey&r. the most valuable thing on
thE, earth The boy IS worth more
ftl=n any other creature that treads
Itte earth: yet. more than any other
Being in the world. | think. there is
ArS;S place for them.
Now, don't misunderstood me: he
y. te%sS welcome anywhere than others:
2sfsre are less kind words for him than
Eac Hoyb"dN else. | am not saying that
1he ttd measures up to the standard of
t9y a,irTs life. | will grant you that
~ ere raising a much better type of
youo- women than we are young men.
BUt sc are, none the less. interested
'n The young man. and none the less
E7trg"~ted in the boy From morning
"a night il IS stop H." and don't 90
lh"'. and don't do that" and don't
s@n~ ii here With your muddy feet"
There is no place for him. and il is
,tn's u ilnd a place for the boy. and
5h&, = the only reason l am here He
saa@er. Sees ouch of his father. All he
SEES IS other boys and some excellent
&2t competent teachers, but You con-
o0l rear a man with bringing the boy
eH f"ntact With men. That is what
the family is for. That children
&h sUld be brought into the world and
A>ff 10 The. mother to rear is the dark
as4 error. The boy should come in
2@entsct with both his father and his
sEtFEsler.
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luck at the next town. The Actress
oh, We can't complain. We're leaving
town in broad day light and with our
baggage.
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What makes you think she has a
saving sense of humOro" because she
laughed 50 heartily when she describ-
ed the WAY You proposed to her.
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BONES or AN ICHTHYOSAURUS

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
Jan. 21.-News of one of the most IN
pOrtant geological discoveries ever
made in South America has just been
received from W. II. Wright, head Oh
the Lick observation expedition no"
in Chile.
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Melvin Thomas, L. bowman, Alfred
r:ccIe~, II. c. Bonney and Dr. II. H.
Brown.
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AFTER iONtK KAIN
FRUIT MEN WILL MAKE AN Ar
PEAL TO THE EXPRESS
COMPANIES.
Strong Resolutions Adopted at the
Meeting Of Inland Empire Asso-
citation in Spokane.

81 cuoI-.I,.- -.rsterdny the Inland
rr,,i,. E..,,.,,itir..l and Florticul-
.,t,.,i .,sso,i;ttinu :tduDted the report of
,.,o committees ON TRANSFORMATION which
,,,.,,,.ste tb.. axpress companjes which
a,.,,d,. the f,iIit of the. state of Wash
s,,.,o,, to ,,.,,t =: fiat reduction of 1917
,,.,. cant M, rnair rates.
g,ba raun,t of the committee on
..,..,,ort,ti,,, cor,ditio,s WAS received
r.;tt, r.,.,.i satisfaction bv the con-
,,t.,, A.. e,,nu as TN. constitution
= g..,-isai =. fin the enlarged scope. OF
,t,. .,,,,,i..;.,,, :. committees will be
.,r,.,,i,....1 "a ,...,,., ,3t The p,,rnoses Of
~ ,,.,,,I.,4.,,.,. and win anda,ynr tn So
..... f,,,, tt.. avnraes c,nnanias the
.,,l,,.,i,,, .,,l...I
,,a.. ,...,i.,.;..,,,. ..,.e as folIovys.
.,,,,,.,.,. tt. f,.,Ijt industry Of the
-..... .f ,,-....,,i,,.,,,,, j., destined IN he
..... If .b. ,-.,.t it,,nnrt.nt in the state
,e..-..h,, f,,.,i-l,i,,o , Iaroa nronortion
.or .b. b,,.i-.ase to tho TRANSFORMATION
.,,,,,,,.,.,ia, ....au.,tino within th. state
.,d
D., h.,,,,II.l i...c,.I, I,. tho axnrnss COM
,.,,,,..,. ana
-,-,.,,....>, ,,,,p, Of such fr,,its are
cor ,,,et..,l. 10 mis-. ,,,,,ia,. oxic+;,o
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ZAR
corregponde nee of Nc AInns.

Correspondence of The Argus.
Joe Hickey has returned from UnionioWn.
Pa
Billy Francis expects to move to Hazel.
ton 10 the near future
Mrs Jonathan spikcr has been on the
sick list the past week
Miss Annie sehnopp Of Terra Aha visited
her parents here recently
Charles Wolfe was a, FrlendsvlIle tie
past week visiting friends.
Mrs Sarah Kelly was visiting her son,
John Q. Kelly las, sunday
W. a. Guseman Of Morgantown. was
calling on friends here Thursday and Fri.
day.
Charles Keener Of s,urgesoD. w. va,
was visiting his uncle Martin Cup last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Emory cupp Of clifton
Mills we're Al Jonathan splker's a few days
last week
Mrs. Floyd Kelly and children Of Dority.
were visiting friends here from wednesda,
until Friday
Mrs. Annie Harmed Of Brsndonyllle. was
calling on her sister Mrs S. Frank Kelly
Thursday night
a gentleman from Baltimore. was here
last Wednesday representing the Armour
Feftilzing Co Of that place.
Some Of our young people attended the
Nienau and Weltner wedding al Bran.
dengiilc wednesday evening Jane rst
Misses Berta and Francis Oaseman and
Code and Fay Frankbouser attended
preaching services 81 the Vale last Sun.
dav
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-09
COON HOLLOW.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
There is lot OF wisdom in letting good
enough alone.
What you are counts heap more than
what people think you arc.
Itrequires more strength to decide to do
thing than to actually do Il.
A wedding has sobered up many fellow
that was intoxicated with love.
Ifyou are acquainted with happiness In.
iroduce him 70 your neighbors.
Some men succeed In marrying we'll. even
Il they don't succeed in anything else.
II everybody pracuced what they preach
ed this world would be peaceful and per.
feet
some folks think so little Of the future
that they haynt even an umbrella laid up
for rainy day.
When It comes to making laws they are
always intended for the other fellows and
not for ourselves.
Quit watching your neighbors cora field
and commence working your own II you
wan, to stop the weeds.
The most absent minded young man in
our community Is Sydney Ray White. He
started 10 mother Casieels and found him
self al Mr jones's and when he returned
home and went to retire for the night he
put his pantaloons 70 bed and threw him.
self across chair and didn't discover his
mistake until the next morning when lis
mother went IN to call him to breakfast
She exclaimed no. no. sydney wake up
from your siumber. Il appears as though
the abnormal bump Of Egotsm he IS deyci-
oping Is getting the better Of him
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Correspondence Of Tho Argus
Miss Carrie Helms is visiting At :. ~.
murphy's this week.
Mrs. lou jenkins Of Grafton, is visiting
her parents here.
Several u our youog people sprn, the 90
Of May AZ Craflon
Our young people Christian Endcsvsr
society has heen reefganizei and is progress.
iog nicely
James Rove has treated bis dwell ny and
store 90 a new coat o. psiat vhiea adds 10
is appearance very much.
Lewis Forney and Eule daughter y
Of Charters. Pa who have been visiting
friends and relatives here have tciuerd
home
Those that isii Monday 20 attend ne
Normal School al Terra Ala were ST., rs
Wal, orr Iasoa Price. Henry Orr snd
Elmus Price and Misses Ids aud Mle
iiibbs, We wish then success
Those tha, attended decoration exercise,
"a Hallsck sunday from here were D.. and
Nu Bomhsfgsr Mr. and Mrs G. W. or,
" and Mrs Eagens Llnhsm a1I Misses
iauds and Mary or sH fepm eod
umc
P.of G. q Fedsrcr uss atG. ~. Ors
iaai week and repaired hs organ. ST..
fedefsi Is good workman and illos- who
have organs ihai need cleaning and repair.
uag would do well 20 call on Mr Pedcre,
20 do ihs work
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MOUNT ZION.

Correspondence of the Argus
Road working seems 10 be The order Of
The day.
We notice Ira c. Gibson is among home
folks again,
Isaac y. Forman was Kingwood caller
days last week.
Mrs. Armou Forman who has been sick
able to be about the house again.
c. IIahmyer, M e. and r. f. Martin
aud Benton Graham attended the cxamiua-
ton a, Kingwood.
Posy day 4, Beech Run on last Saturday
Is reported 10 be among West vrcania's
historical events OF 1904.
Clancy Wilson aud Miss Hattie richenell
attended the Fourth Of IulSat Pisgah May
the as'h, both repor, good time.
The Beech Run school is progressing
nicely with Mr.. IIatimyer as instructor,
after The storm of the Board Of Education
Candidates while back were like new
shoes they were heard squeaking every
place, but II seems as Il they are worn out
al present.
Frank Wolfe, Benton Graham and Miss
Iva Harmed and Miss Emma Wolfe we're
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Armon Forman
of Valley Poin, Sunday.
Messn Frank Wolfe. chas. Seal and
Sheridan Johns and Misses Iva and Rheua
Harmed and Anna Wolfe attended Posy
Day Al Beech Hin Saturday last.
Dr.. Coleman A. Tichenell Is about to
receiSs his las, diploma from the highest
collegiate OF his magnetic healing. Or. r.
has been Trying to advertise his magic heal
OF faith eurist for years, he has at last
assembled The fourth and las, step Of his
padir aud now stands on the highest point
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Mt unilmelr Obllnnr,.

North Avenue Iune 3. isof
Please allow fne o. short space - the col.
urhns ot your valuable paper Tor the pur.
pose Of corocgpg (noi mistake) bot a
malicious iie noticed in your paper OF
the 2nd inst au.sccouni of nv Obituary I
should treat wah the utmost contempt any
effort % reply 10 She insane. Bot having
number 81 relatives friends and ac.
quaintances and Knowing tie vide oifcu.
iati0n 81 your pspcr and if true would bear
sad iidings ~ many hearts Therefore 7
wish 90 sag 90 aii thar the article referred
20 IS tlio product OF rDc diseased brain OF
modern @nsnias WHO has cultivated she
habit Of ieing onth be- bes-h4yIng 30 par
ticulaf object boz view Any person who
Will write np Cor publication base false.
hood concerning matters Of such moment.
would make FIRST class AUarchisi fear
that West Virginia has overlooked one %
her most important exhibits 80 the world S
Pair.
That fellow Should De taken 20 SCI Louis
and placed on exhibition and thereby have
some person that would oct rival those
Fnipinos Now in conclusion & VIII rlve 4
little formula in moral Algebra. if yon Will
reduce % 10 every day lie &c VIII save sos
much trouble viz Good breeding good
sound sense-ioq uisitiycneas means TO az
tend 10 your own business.
GALA WANefrefp
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-09

The following machinery all rebuilt. re.
paired, repainted. tested and warranted in
COON running order. Russell and I Gaer
Scott 10 h.p. traction engines, Russell and
Frick b.p. fractions. Russell 70 10 Is
h.p. Compound traction. &. G. Cooper
- p. traction, / Russell Compound IS 10
10 hip. portable, almost new), . McNamar
portable, - TO - hp Z Redman Station
airy engine. (no boiler IS hip price sfoo. 2
medium saw mills. Russcls II axe, practi.
cally same as new mills with or without
saws one s. Diston inserted saw new, s7g.
Z 20 h.p. portable engine Russell make with
Ociscr Saw.miil. both right hand a In
serted saw. 3 head blocks all complete.
engine aud mil ovcrhauicd. price. as IL Is.
$50 This rig Is practically new having run
only years A few good second land
thrashers a factory as well as several sec.
ond hand Traction Engines. Massilion
Ohio. We are general agents Tor sale OF
kusseUs machinery. We boy sell. and
trade Tor second hand Boilers Engines and
Saw mills. Write as your wants
W ~. KKcktD,
Cameron, WVa
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-09
TWILIGHT.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
Born unto Mir. aud Mis-. Walter Kisner,
6ae baby boy.
Mrs. Jennie aud Miss Lo,,ie IIawley were
calling ON friends on, on Birds Creek las,
week
Miss Flora Menear who has been quite
poorly for some time is able TO be on,
again.
Mrs. Fannie Spangler efGypsy Grove,
and Miss Ciara Spaugler Of runneitop, are
visiting friends here.
Grandma Erwin an aged lady living near
here has been qaile poorly for some time,
eu, Is much better a. this whiting
John w Tuner has a force Of men
working on The county roads. We hope
soon 10 see our roads in better condition.
J. L. squires is engaged in the poultry
business, he has purchased new incubator
and MP 70 The ptessnt time has ha,ehed oat
over three handred chickens
Miss cauir Helm, the bell OF Twilight,
returned home last Sunday evening after
spending week very pleasantly among
friends over Al Morgensown aud Victoria.
There will be memorial services at the
se,hlehem church next Sunday June "a.
Everybody is requested to meet a, 9;so a.
IN. suitable program will be arranged
Tor the oeeaNon.
We had very quiet wedding near here
last Wednesday evening, June !, L. o.
Bradshaw aud Miss Lulu Johnson OF
Manown. they stole a march ON the old
people and drove out TO Rev. S p. IIawleys
where they were quietly married abou, .
O'Clock p m. They Immediately returned
to the home of the groom who lives on,
in Hasklsbarney. May ,heir pathway be
bright aud the storms Of life be little ones.
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Wesi yIrgInIa ILerorm sehool

Pruniytown, W. Va. June 4, 1904
Editor Argus 81 will toy and pen You Z
few tens from our quiet LILLE village
We have had scare The past few days
caused by The development Of two cases II
smallpox The patients we're removed 10
lhe pest house and every precsu,ioa taken
to proven, a spread Of The disease
There we're no Decoration Day exercises
here the 5o,h as,was expected and The boys
amused themselves by playing lively game
Of BAIL
Supi Darnaii returned Friday from
Patkersburg with Sam Fowler. runaway
boy who had escaped seven months ago
NJ Manear our ney printer, bas been
busy printing stationery, and VIII polish
bis FIRST edition Of The News about j6ly ~
One Of the boys In the pest house took
French leave ~ absence Saturday night sad
ned 10 n more coneeHiaf ciime
The health of ihs School is very co.d
excepting feR # lac boys have very sore
arms from vaccination
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Correspondence Of The Argus
Mr. EDITOR ~ will ~ end give you .
few items for your paper as haven't seen
anything from ibis place Tor some tine.
Corn tending is lhs order Of The day.
The oats crop looks short
Mrs Fannie Stewart Is wishing her
parents
Lock Garner arrived home last Saturday
evening from ihe -. &O.R.R.
Dickson wilson bad q 6ne horse stolen
Friday night The some man stole horse
end buggy At rafkenbofg Tie evening
before
They are working a. TIE Oh wells here a.
lley have found oh and gas close ihls place
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Etraetr1ar' I9rtarr efere 81 Tefss...
-7r--A ems -vVala "a. Ieoelt Of ave ~
-prE esk ihe readers 0f this paper 10 test
Che value Of k0dol Dyspepsia Core Those
persons WHO have used t and who have
been cured BY o.. do not hesitate 10 rc.
commend 10 20 their friends Kodoi dieests
what you eat cures Indigestion dyspepsia
and Oh si0ma- 20 troubles lncrcaecs
strength BY enabling che siussfch and
digestive organs 90 contribute io the blood
gu q The nutfimsni contained Dol thc food
kodol Dl spcpsia Cure Be- pleasant and
Daiatabic
sold BY Siricklers Drug Store and Vim
81 Dent Newbnrg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-09

DR. ~ King and family returned home
this week They came here from Buck
harmon where Mrs King and children had
been visiting for . week or two. The
Doctor is just back from a delighifu trip
90 California attending the General Con
terence of the NJ. r. church al Los Angeles
and taking 10 The big Exposition At ST..
Louis on his return