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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-04-13

The Town Council recently paid
Of $1,000 Of the corporation bonds
held by The Board Of the School
Fund Of the State. TwoGsoo bonds
and interest 10 full we're redeemed,
thus saving that much interest here.
after and releasing one thousand
dollars Of the town indebtedness.
The new dynamo just received for
the electric light plant costs s., 500
which is paid half on receipt Of the
bin of lading and The other half in
thirty days, so that this makes fz,-
500 recently expended and az veil
invested
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-04-13
LAKIN'S BOOM GETS STARTED.
Preston County Republicans Give
Their Endorsement to His Can
didacy for Congress in the
Second District.
speca DIspatoh TO Doc wheeIIng InteIIlgeneer.


KNGwooD, w Va April 6The Republican county
me met here yesterday and unanimously decided hold
convention at Terra Alta April 9Th o'clock for the pur-
selecting delegates the congressional
at Keyser April Goth At this meeting the Hon Lakn
OF Terra Alta announced that he would be candidate
Keyr convention The committee meeting large
number OF the Republican workers of Preston county
nouncemen by Mr. akn of his candidacy great
enthusiasm He has served for twelve years the county
committee and IN the late campaign the advisory committee
OF the second congressional district aiding materially the brilliant
campaign OF Hon Aston Dayton He the hard
ing Republicans of this county, and of pleasing personality
eproachobe character and sterling honesty The people this
county will to the convention and urge the nomination
favored having faith in the justice of the claims great
county, whose candidate combines all clements
canvass and believe that if the candidate
county that Republican the Second congressional
will do his full duty toward winning glorious victory
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-04-13


The Yaller Dog with the Jacket
on, that continues to circulate
through the mails from an interior
village down among the niggers of
North Carolina tucks its tail be-
tween its legs and sneaks off down
the back alley for home, before
The ARGUS gets a good start on
SHINING it. We made the Yellow
Jacket look like an old yarn sock
that billy-goat had been chewing,
the first time we tackled it and the
next round would have left it look
ing like two cents worth of dog
meat and yellow dog meat at that.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-04-13

The Journal cannot stem the tide
which Is rising in favor of elimina.
ting politics from the Tax Reform
fight at the next election. Itis ga.
thering in volumne every day and
the next representatives from Pres
ton will not vote for salary grabs
and Tax Reform. The people have
been fooled once too often. Poll
tics will have to take a back seat.
Speed the day.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-04-13
KinRwood, April 10, 1905

Henry Ward Beecher sa d:
Goethe's poem Faust has done
more to elevate purity and illustrate
the difference between good and
evil than all the sermons ever
preached. y"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-04-13

The extensive plant Of the Con-
don Lane Boom & Lumber Co.
at Horton, W. Va, was DESTROYED
by FIRE and with il went the entire
town, consisting Of about hundred
and fifty company houses and mil
lions Of feet Of lumber, shipment Of
which has been prevented By short
age Of cars. Sparks from the
dinkey engine on the logging
railroad set FIRE % the woods, the
flames gradually eating their way
% the town and plant. In the hope
Of saving the twin town Of Whi,me r
houses nave been pulled down, but
a Ugh wind makes this OF little
avail Horton is the terminus Of
Of the Dry Fork railway. The mills
destroyed had capacity Of 100, 600
feet q day. No estimates Of the
loss Is obtainable.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-04-13
The Grafton Sentinel saws

Slidell Brown of the Kingwood
Argus, is being spoken of as a pos.
sible candidate for Congress to lead
the Democracy. He'll never win
until he shows Uncle Presley Morris
the body of the State Editorial AS.
ISOLATION, which Morris claims has
been secreted somewhere in the
mountain fastness of Preston.
We are now making arrangements
to resucitate the said corpse at the
Salt Sulphur Springs up in the In
dependent State of Daniel Webster
some time during the month Of
roses, brides, sweet girl graduates
and other lovely things. We think
that the mineral water up there will
revive the inanimate body Of the
Association which has not been
dead, but only sleeping.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-04-13

The city officials of Morgantown
and Fairmont are making a special
effort to enforce the law against
swearing on the streets and in public
places. The law is a very good
one and should be strictly enforced.
1t is not only very foolish habit
but is demoralizing to the person
swearing and to boys who hear il
and soon learn to follow suit, no
matter how we'll they have been
brought up at home. Quite num-
err of prominent people have been
fined in the above named towns for
this bad habit.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-04-13

The Charleston Gazette suggests
that the best way for Senator Mont
gomery to get satisfaction from the
editor of the West Virginian is with
strong second growth hickory
club. We do hope there will be no
lighting. The late bloody conflict
between Lawson and Rodgers, or to
come closer home, the sanguinary
encounter down at Morgantown,
give shocking examples to hot
headed men who seem bent on
amusing the public and gratifying
their own savage instincts in blood
shed. Please don't do it.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-04-13

Samuel b. Montgomery, Of Tun-
melton, through his attorneys Corn.
well * Cornwell, Of Fairmont, and
W. G. Conley, Of Kingwood, filed
suit in the circuit court Of Marion
county for $4,000 damages against
L. c. Powell, managing editor Of
the Fairmont West Virginian and
the Fairmont West Virginian Pub.
fishing company. The suit is
brought about from an editorial
appearing in the West Virginian Of
March IT, 1905, in which Senator
Montgomery, IL is claimed was
referred 70 as a "Pimp or dog
Fido," for certain b. & o. special
agent, Ran Stalnaker Of Wheeling,
and other disreputable terms we're
used by said paper against Senator
Montgomery.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-04-13

The Central Commercial College. Cum.
bertrand Nd gives their students a written
guarantee 90 either get lhcm a position or
refund the amount paid for lmdon.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-04-13

The lion and the lamb has at
last gotten together on a candidate
for Congress. Lion Shaw d
Lamb Whetsell must not be per-
mitted to get out of reach of the
lion tanner for there is no telling
when the lion will take fancy to
the lamb chops and devour them.
The lion has been too ferocious to
become domesticated on such short
acquaintance. Keep your eye on
the lion and the lamb when they
are alone.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-04-13

The Town Officials have rented
the second floor of the King & Sill
veIwood building recently occupied
by c. Z. Thomas for a tailor shop,
for municipal headquarters hereafter
and the meetings of the Council will
be held there and the office of the
Mayor, Recorder and other town
officials and all trials by the Mayor
will be conducted there as the Jail
is right near at hand and prisoners
will soon be landed in the Bastile
after sentence by His Honor.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-04-13

From all over the county comes
the cheering news that the farmers
and workingmen are joining the
army of tax reformers They have
been deceived too long by the par
tisan cry of "vote the ticket straight
from President to Constable 4"
They are going to change the cry
of "vote for the Tax Reform can
didates regardless Of politics !"
The people are evidently getting
together. Whoop it up.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-04-13

The Fairmont West Virginian
claims that Senator Joe Snyder of
Wheeling. and Senator Montgomery
of Tunnelton, can make more in the
State Senate at 81 per day and per-
quisites, emOluments etc. than they
can by suing newspapers for dam
ages for slandering their character.
Bro. Powell of the West Virglnian,
has recently served as a Republican
leader in the Legislature and knows
what he is talking about both from
experience and observation.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-04-13

The ARGUS is pleased to learn
that the p eople are taking the
sensible view of Tax Reform. They
are beginning to realize that they
cannot hope to receive any bene-
fits so long as they allow partisan
politics to blind their better judg-
ment. Politics must cast to the
four winds and we must support the
candidates who are known to be
honest and trustworthy. No more
corporation candidates for us tax
reformers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-04-13

The Journal will deceive no one
in its pretended support Of Hon.
Jas. S. Lakin for Congress. Those
who are acquainted with us tactics
Of playing both ends against the
middle understand IFS support Of
Mr.. Lakin. It is outwardly blow
ing for Lakin, but secretly il is for
Hon. Ira j. Robinson. Il is sim.
ply carrying out the dictates Of
those who control the multeriDgs Of
the Journal 70 would be we'll for
the Lakin people 10 understand this
and put no one but I.akin men on
guard
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-04-13

At The regular session of the Town
Council held last Friday night a
franchise for water works was grant
ed to the PhilipPi Development Co.
represented by NJ. Z. Talbot and S.
II. Bowman Of that place, who we're
here and appeared before the Coun-
Gil TO explain their proposition.
The franchise is very liberal and the
Company accepted at once and Mr..
Talbot is in Cleveland now 70 con
tract for the necessary supplies and
material 10 begin operations at once.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-04-13

NClSiSu'J
WILLIAM r. WHITE,
c. l.. U. HOWELL,
w. III. MCDANIEL,
Mayor of Kingwood,
FRANK PIERCE,
JAS. A. LENHART,
LEROY SHAW,
Editor of the Leader,
l.. V. REED,
Editor of the Republican,
EMANUEL DIXON,
County Commissioner,
p. S. KNAPP,
County Commissioner,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
ARLINGTON

Miss Mahsl wooduorih. sho left lor
Mes YORK q shors time ago, has ars
crpird = position 9Th the Natioaal
Elecirical eompany.
Miss Kate Cuilinan. uha has boen
visiting al boz old home here. lsii ioF
North AdAms Monday.
Mlss Ellen Cabasld srsBi Tsssdsy
Ia Manchester.
Harry Tent 81 Cambridge called on
friends In iown Monday.
NoEs has bcsn rccsiycd Of the scri
Gus illness ~ Mrs Julia Tcfi In Hoo.
sick Fails. Her childrun Mcssrs
Frank Te'it 81 Ne, York ard Harry
Trri ~ Cambridge abd Mr. Lester
Higgins Of Ncp York ueru callc1 a.
Hoosick Falls Saturday. The last ~.
port u that shc IL gradually gaining.
Mrs Tcfit has host % friends Ia town
Who will uish for = speedy recovery.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
STYLISH RAIN Goals $40 10 SIS

Al 81 nss styles In Pail Hats from zoe
b. s1no faii Caps al &c ahd Zoe. fali
snd WihirF rhdefseAF Al &c, zoe, sac
atd 81 CO. Meas, iioys AID Ladies'
Sweaters fr0m Zoe a. ta.oo Fall Neck
srsF al 20 aId &c,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
You
Get Up

la the morning sired. lahgnid.
and frequently wish a headache
that il almost nnheaFabls. You
have been neRons. restless and
s'eeplrss Night after night. and
gloomy ahi irritable during
lhe dsy, This nrRons sNhans-
lion Affects the heart. lungs and
other organs that dsPsnd upon
ale nSRFs ioF molivs power.
Thea lhe stomach fails - a.
gesl ihe imoii she hsaH action
- weak. ani circulation pooF.
and The kiinsys and liver in-
active.
What sou need l. not a siom-
aeh. head. kiinry oF liver med
seine. bot De- Miles NsNins 10
sooihe and feed the nerves and
build nerve tissue.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13

AUBURN. n. Y. Sept 13.-Record
breaking celebrity was the only unusual
feature OF the olcctrocution Of Henry
wavcrly Manner In the death chamber
OF Auburn prison. Principal Keeper
Upper was In charge. Witnesses en-
tered the room at Cos. Manner was
escorted TO tho chair one minute later.
In another minute he had been pin
Toned in the chair and the mask had
been drawn over his face. State Ex-
ccutioner Davis Immediately made con-
noctions with the fatal lever. and I.7s0
volts courscd through the victim for
thirty seconds.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
No unpIess SAINT Knsets.

II you ever took DeWitt's Little Early
Risers for billiousness or constipation
you know what pill pleasure is. These
famous little pills cleanse the liver and
rid the system OF all bile without pro-
ducing unpleasant effects. Justice OF
the Peace Adam Shook, New Lisbon,
Indiana, says: "Some three years
ago I had spell Of grip and felt out
done and ] happened to get a trial box
OF DcWitt's Little Early Risers and
they gave me strength and muscle. {"
They do not grippe or make you feel
sick. Sold by Joseph NJ. Ayres.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
ss~. - sAs f.-- ga ytii.ss ssssns
t.ia 49, hssF hssAsss


Ssasl0E faslsF u NshshsslsF sss
Ia iosa Wednesday,
Niss Nams 0agia lsh Tuesday faF
= saxk's Fisii la iigll4nd,
FraisFies Myers leaves Tuesday ~
sRisF Ailiians College
caliiHs a. Graves rsaarned iNoa
Ass fesk ihis n,oFHing,
Nswmsn ~ sss Rfiiian. colh-,
i gassi Ia sac village today,
Miss nasoihg Nonan leaves Tsas
day h. sHisF hmiih's tolisgs,
ne Eiss simihisisFei = dssfus 49,
ga ans ezndidais Tassdsg stehihs,
Wiilism Mysfs sapscis a. isaFs
nssi sssk a. snisF ~ taissfsiig ~
Miehissh,
t.aais naiipa ~ lssFk slFrsi has ~
iufBsd b. AaiHt Mirhasl's College ih
Winoosais
Mrs. Jaas A, iisahsil ~ rraY is
tlsliihs hsF Hisos, Me- iiaiiio Ali,as
~ Gage street
ANaa MMcIAa HHNHNaa NNNA NtNtara
fay Zoe North Adsms shefp shs sill
snisF ne Normai school,
Ahaai ~ from ihis village ausndsi
ihs Manchester faif today, Thsfu
ssrs - sho sect yesterday
Rlsnhsa A. isahihsan ish wednss,
day nioFh'ns Zoe Naatoh's River,
shefp be- sili eater NsFHohi Aosdrmys
Fanngfs report lhas no Feosni Coz
tlnned rains Ia this sfction ~ Nrfgnnnt
have caused ths'H - lose heavily oR
sralh and othsF crops,
Ms Emma croaham u Labor. y.
y, and Mrs. Mar Emma tirnen ~
iiedkoFd, y v, arr visiting ilst q
Conotsr on VaishiiRs a.
Nrs Geo Whhsasii BETS - Traf
has hsru surttins several dats 9Th
her Hiniisf, Dr. iiVn!amins u Hall ed
hennihsioH Ceaisf.
40 su,Hmablls parry consisting Of
Niiiifm Z Tiiinisan, JAMS Nilsnn.
l. ~ frfFry. WiiIism ODE. HaFff
isfers SD tfsiisr waFfrn pas rrsis,
iarsi Al Tho Nalionmsso Nondat.
Mr. s-d Mrs. ". A. t.anfsrgsn
leave iomoFros mafning fur as Glen
onis. Mich. sh~Hr ties siii remain
mnnih dnFias shirh tire Mr. Lander
san siiiirt TIE bot baths Zoe bic rhss.
matte trouble.
Il has iesn quite generally reported
that ftsv. warfua Mnrss hss rcsisnsf
as pastor 81 No Ola First Chnrch.
Thr fact IL Rst. Nr. Norsr has she
matter under sdvissmsni bot no dsflr.
IT, action has bcsn taken.
Rev. aud Ms. Stanley white ~ ~.
anse. Ncu jersey. Misses Edith aud
Helen white oi NsS York and Mrs
Taylor 81 Nee York vho have hosn
SPENDING a par ~ the summer AZ the |
leave ior their homes 10.
morrow.
Turner Cransion has resigned his
position ~ rural free delivery carrier
% route number three. the rcsigpa.
lion "a take effect as soon asan cxami.
nation can b. held and his successor
appointed. Mr. Cranston will t-c en-.
! loyed At his fathers store.
Mrs Henry c Shields one OF the
summer residents at bennington Cen
icr entertained n number 81 ladies nj
\ tea Tuesday afternoon In honor 81
Miss Ruth Eddv another summer resi-.
lent and Miss Peek Of Troy who IL
visiting her. The house was In pretty
attire and the occasion was delight.
'ul one.
The funeral Of Edward ID Paddock
,ook place from his home this after.
loon. Rev FRANK X Morris 81 the
Baptist church officIated. Camp Frank
Raw. Sons OF Veterans, OF which Mr..
Paddock was a member. turned out ss
/ body, and also furnished the bearers
" the grave, who we're Fred Russell.
Charles Briggs, Eddie Briggs and
frederick Spear. The camp also sent
! memorial tribute, OF which there
we're number.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
Imprnxcmcnf IT Raku.

BAKU. Sept l3.--There was some FIR
Ing hast night including that of artll-
lcry. but the situation showed dis
tlnct Improvement. A portion OF the
street railway service has been resum-
ed. but the shops are still closed, and
trade Is at standstill. Great dis
tress prevails owing to lack Of food
and other necessaries.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
The Mrs. Jan. HsELIns In. q rIsIA.
ing rsung nsh's SSlls a $500.
$1,000, $1,000 $3.50, $500.

ilafs' RHiis, kEa9 pants, "a fsno. - 3A,
~ a. a. ia. ID On, $40 $50. child
fsh's suite I'd - no. f3na, slno. st "a,
% no, Hsn, 81 al, Meas Nobhg Pail
salts ifam b. '0 g. sisto, hssii Top
i aais ffon 90 uu d. tisp4
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13

Don't delay a minute. Cholera In.
fanium, dyscnicry. diAfrhoca come
suddenly. Only safe plan u Ia have
DIR Fowler's Extract Of Wild Straw.
berry always on hand.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13

A little life may be sacrificed to
sudden attack Of Group II YOU don't
have DR. Thomas Electric Oil on hand
for the emergency.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-02
GARDNER DENIES 1T.
Says That lie Is Not Matched TO Fight
Battling Nelson.

Dispatches recently stated that Jim
my Gardner and Battling Nelson we're
matched. The statement is denied by
Gardner who says
II see Billy Nolan is four-ilushlng
again.
III he is correctly quoted. he mas
gone on record in the enst as saying
that he had Battling Nelson matched
with me, That Is Just like Nolan ana
Nelson, they are four-hushing. The
eastern papers, one and all, have made
a demarl that Nelson fight me on
the same conditions that he fought
Britt. Every place that Nelson has
appeared, the newspaper men lave
been hot on his trail TO find out II
he intended to accept my challenge TO
him. They were so persistent that II
made the willy Nolan sit up and take
rotice. This cunning schemer nj once
blandly assured the sporting writer's
OF the towns where he has shown that
we were matched to meet IN san FRAN
cisco next April. Now, what do you
think of that? Who ever heard Of such
a match? ! know nothing Of such a
match but the cunning Nolan devised
that plan to stan off the public and
the sporting scribes. Every place that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-02
THE MAN WITH THE TOE.


Bowed by responsibility he's poised
Upon his toe and gazes at the bali
Resolution stamped upon his face,
And on his back the burden oI maroon,
Who made him dead 70 cehsure or APP
a man VINO grieyes not ana who always
hopes,
Clever ana cool n brother to the fox?
Who iooseued him among the wolverines
Whose was the mind that taught MIN now
Whose word that coached his dcole brain?
Is this the man to whom 1t has been given
20 have dominion over gridiron sward
70 send the bali between the wooden
To sdunin. and dodge around the end?
Is this the man on whom stage pins MS
To wrtts the great and mighty Vest ma
Down ali the stretch Of Held to rs last end
There is no shape mos, terrible man
More Il, for coping with the visitors,
More oiled with signs ard porttnls tor
More fraught with menace to old Mich''
gan.
What CULTS between him and the self
Slaves Of tnG wheel Of football what to
Are ro"lers and the chant Of crowded
stands?
What Ihq cong beachera and the sounds
The colols bright, Che banners waving
To this dread man the visiting rootera
Their tragedy Is IN that well.posod stoop;
Through this dIcad man inatoorS' the
four times whipped.
Defeated duwued, but never yet as
cry Srotest to the Judges Of the world
Is protest now to be prophecy
o roctcrs. hlgh ana lowly in the stands,
Is this the youth tn whom your hopes al
lie,
This Eckersall who always was a starr
How can he ever hope to WIN
However sure his sturdy leg may ne,
Although he's ever looking TOWARD 'he
what chance to boot the bali high Ger
the bar;
Make right the immcmorial infdmiesi
PerhdioGs wrongs. immCd!cable w1esy
o. rootcls. high and lowry iu the stands
How will the Future reckon with ms (
man2
How answer any claim he has 10 fame
When possibly he fails 20 stem the udt
How viii il tc upon thanksgiving night
NVith those who shaped him 20 the payer (
When thls great terror shall be called to
Reply f6r failure n perchance h, lose the
yamo5 j. G.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-02
SALT LAKE socKER FOOTBALL TEAM

Nelson showed the first point that the
scribes wanted to be clear on was
about fight between myself and Nell
son. one Boston paper made "A can
vass Of all the sporting writer's on the
metropolitan dallies as to who Nelson
must meet to satisfy the public in his
next fight. Answers from all the SPORT
ing editors to all the papers. without
a dissenting voice, demanded that Mel
son give me the nett chance. The
public re-echoed the sentiment Of the
press and clamore1 for the match. Billy
Nolan saw that he must either fight
Nelson against me or be subjected TO
criticism, Then came Nolan's scheme
to say that we were matched for next
April We are not matched for next
April and ! viii take pains TO enlighten
the public on this subject"