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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-30

jGaye It's the school house and tise
.als#s s.ss b tssss j, ~ d s,s.s!
Each soldier boy, sinS all thst bost3 "
N OF valiant souls, our land Il can
M boast (; N A
Helped make great names, which shine
like stars, I! 53i,
'Bove all the pomp and glare Of
wars " 50
These men unknown, from shops
and farms, Il I5!4si
With brave barred breast and strong
right arms,
Helped add the lustre to each name,
While theirs is lost; Unknown to
Fame.
Great mighty names were made to
Shine, Il.
From slxty-one In glory's line,
There's Grant and Thomas, Sherman,
Meade, III
And Sheridan, OF brilliant deed.
Last but not least that mighty name,
OF Lincoln, Of enduring fame,
Now like bow OF peace, afar,
Spans, arches, allthe clouds Of war.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-30
QUIET | RE II
4 i;:AIRMoNTE. rs q MAKING THIS
lest DAY FOLLOWING ITS
RECENT CELEBRATION.

mortal Day is going very quietly
in SFairmont. Nothing at all out of
fiies dinary was on the programme
for today and people who were at
al DESTROYS Of further celebration af-
sters the past month of strenuous antic-
fpation and realization of great
events, went to SMorgantown or Graf.
Ion. Special trains were run to
Grafton, Morgantow and Valley Falls,
4 but were not heavily patronized.
The Mason did perhaps the best bust.
mess, but even that was not nearly up
To expectations. The fact Of the mat.
Eers lis Fairmonters are stated with
lebrattons. They are improving
< the opportunity today to Just sit
I around. and feel good and lazy"
One prominent attorney reused up
safi ciently this morning to throw his
notarySs seal out into the street, but
imme diat ely thereafter lapsed into a
state sofS semicons seriousness. Some OF
he baseball players dressed up Boil
Woody in IA suit and and got him Il
ssins acesswith himself up and dowr
aIafn street but no bets were placed
on him and the diversion shortl.
palled, {59 Y
Every body isl tdrowsy: Everybod!
IS going to Ia keS a Jap after dinner
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-30

Seem WITH H tears can IN anes 81,

}Is s9,esssiilli N ti89 lear anselS
shed 4 u .sff3
Some, in the village graveyard lay
Whereof linsboylsh :romp and play
Mid messy headstones, covered Ole,
With green, from age, with vines
galore; ~
orgwhere some marble.stone grand,
In solemn. silent awe doth stand
To mark the spot, where now doth
rest NJ
Some boys as soldiers, peaceful
best &, 4 81.
Some in the 'Bivouacks' Of the dead,
Where reyerential feet, soft tread
The holy ground the nation Keeps,
Where many soldier brave now
sleeps;
Whose sacred ashes consecrate
To freedoms noble ship Of state,
This land and union, happy, free,
Perpetuating liberty. a
This day Of mem'rles, hallowed sweet
We bend DER graves, with fond
hfea a''
Place there the broad and sweeping
. pains si'
Willie musing silently the Psalms;
And promises God made for man, ii
""ei .He Aa'ii passed. ilie , mario"
= spun
IS mere We pace ea r laires'
gems :ssiI!'
" i' "' Y crowns ana diadems.
=, sz
WIN Eiolets OF beauty rare;
WIN roses WIN 1assamin'
ana puttefcups, yea, put them In
anu pa ans 81 100 win all me rest,
= 9 scatterEoer. the grassy crest,
w mere dusl OIL some poor brave
Unknown,
Lies buried there. Thus reads tho
f.fl stone.
us martini strains, breathe soldiers
prayer,
While drum beats, bugles, taps, vii
SOUND
inc requiem, Ger holy ground.
oer some, the village choir Is heard
Ger others, only song of bird;
Though braves who sleep, may hea
1t not,
!,
| M hur,o hIoct Or ,o+or 80 ,,,,,,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-30

Miss Josephine Deshields will ar. y
rive here in few days to syisit her
brother. Mr. Henry Deshields on Ma
pie avenue. ~ N l5S
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-30
1f. a. Brownie ia I'D among the
siHitots 10 siorganto own o:day. 4

E.r- j. FEB Browne ld sisl among Tie
slsitots to sIorganto own y: day Il
Mr. Arthur Henius was d business
yisitor 20 Morgant town yesterday Il,
Miss Kitty enkins went to- Nor.
ssntown5 this corning to5yisit friends.
Arr N. y. Jamison and Mrs. Minnie
Martin Of Fairmont spent slndaySin
ms city CLARK sburg News 33i + 81: Il
Miss Jeannette $ Knots, A 81 Man
nington Is the guest sofJS Mrs. W. H.
Nicholson, on Fairmont avenue.
Hon, /. NV. Hall, Mrs. Rollo conley
and lttle son. Joe. returned last night
rom q visit TO ebsterS Springs.
Attorney Harry shaw: n moved his
once sterday from the Raymond
ballding into a room IN our handsome
cpnrt-h ouse. q a y
Douglas hickman, student'in the
{ l uHiyersit q " irginia, will return
home on rlday. He IS now in Hunt.
ingtpn; the guest Of Mr. Il. G. Bowles
md family n IL l:5
IN pr: Y w Chesney went to Morgan.
sowr to:d on q visit to his daughter,
Mss France n AZ Chesneyy a Wv. u stu,
lent Hiss q esney will return home
ttieslast3 II; the week for$the summer
yacatfon N MI a II "A
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-30

X Nm which doth blue eyeds seldisrsE
X sleep Y "a
Meath lilies gold nrods and trees
With songs ~ BIRDS on every breeze
Whilst over ii. D. Gods ! ange il, strong
Their svigils Keep; In silent song; y ss
And thus each spotis allowed ground,
Where e'er a soldiers grave iss
found. 81 4 II! "a!
We scan the names Of mighty dead
Through ages past, who fought and
bled a; (, a.4
For liberty and freedoms veal,
To save from tyrants ruthless heel
Their native land--and we with pride,
Revere the names: Of those who died
AT Concord, Yorktown, Bunker Hill,
Which stir our hearts with loyal
thrill 3G
! A nation that forgets its braves
That falls to honor heroes graves,
And sing their deeds in poets song,
ean ny ~ retain us freedom lohs--t
Come then, We freemen, young and old,
Z. = nono' - your heroes oola ,
- Sos ai h sculptures 'Nq pai 'anl'
eat
~ 'oo'o ueeus eon''leii ~ a.e'
"nleh paced our nag hlsn IN the
SKIES. n.
nv'" oet's S '0''ts' anu po S'neS'
n',o' anu res u o'Ae.s' Won
1'n ~, t'l,l'oiiat.oA on whose heia
ihe aoo'i' Vi slavery was seaied, N
Anu on.oil saSeu-'h nes' vlct RES les
lF5. srahd'
- o'oou e'lousl s'eepea' saved
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-30

Our Own Coffee in one pound
tins, % cents. It is guaranteed. Mat.
lngly's. X
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-06-15
nRANpoNviLLR.

Correspondence 10 The Argus.
Ice cream at Mrs \ Chorpenpng' :
| every saturday.
Or, Wilkinson has large practice aud
| is very successful.
e. &. FrankhouScr Is hauling lin, with
his traction engine
some II our young folks are attending
normal at salem, Rev Thomas teacher
Farmers look out Tor the skinner OH
Company aud don't let them ge, your hide
Mt Klein Of PutSburg, who was visiting
has sister Mrs. Gaub. last week. returned
home Monday
Henson Bros. saw mill caught 6rc one
day last week, burning up belts Shingles
etc. loss about twenty dollars
Preaching in the Methodist church every
two weeks by Rev. Friend, and sunday
School when We can 6nd the key.
As we have not seen anything in your
paper from CUT town since the new pound
vas erected, will try to sketch few items
Wonder what is the matter with our coal
merchants, Torquer aud Spiker. We would
like TO see them get hustle on aud keep
this town in coal once
Misses Vida and Mamie Barnes. who
have been teaching school in Pennsylvania
for the past nine months. arc enjoying
rest under the parental roof
The pound is quite an addition to our
town aud community, as the farmers are
building some high fences TO keep their
cattle aud hogs from trespassing on the
street and getting locked up. Hut we ieel
sorry for all that ragwced. burdock and
smart.weed on the sidewalks that are going
TO waste
Lueian Smith. oil near here. came to town
last week to have some work done at the
blacksmith shop. aud while giving direc.
lions about the work, was stricken With
paralysis and had to be carried home on
stetehcr, and is now LYNX in critical
condition. Drs Richards and Wilkinson
attending physicians.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-06-15
Died on rho Road

Died, OF heart failure while gong home
from the store Monday afternoon about
O'Clock while Mt. aud Mrs lohn Grimes
OF Ruckhorn. were on the railroad near the
big uestlc GA the Cheat grade, going home
from Rowiesburg where they had been
setting supplies TOT their large family.
Mrs. Crimes was taken suddenly IN and in
less than an hour died in the arms OF her
blind husband with no one near, he being
blind could not get away 20 seek aid, but
a Mr.. rroWbridge who was near heard Mt
Grimes calling tor help aud went to his
assistance. people from the stone crnSher
went down aud carried the dead woman
TO her home The funeral was conducted
10y Rev, Rice OF Ncwhurg. on Tuesday
iutermcnt az the McVick cemetery. She
leaves large family OF small children to-
the care Of a blind husband who is unable
TO work. having recently lost his eycSight
The mother was the only support The
good people OF the community have sub.
Scribcd very literally m deftaying funeral
expenses etc but there is still more needed
to feed the children and contributions from
any source will surely be a great act Of
charity to deserving family. Contribu.
tionS should be sent to Thos. l.. Cherry OF
Buckhorn, who will see that the family gets
t. Mr.. Cherry Is Supt OF the Stone crusl or
and good man. Clothing, groceries etc
will come in good at any time by helping
these children YOU will be doing an act that
God will reward. A FRIEND.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-06-15
GLADESVfLLE.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
Harry Chips Of Morgantown. was visit.
ing here Saturday and Sunday last
James +. Sutton Of Grafton. was ylsi.
tor under the paternal roof last Saturday
and Sunday.
Misses Lille Wolf and Artie Miller. who
were visiting friends az runnelton. returned
home on Monday.
The Baptist people at this place are re.
painting their church and doing some other
much needed repairs on IL.
We are pleased TO note that Miss Grace
Sapp is able to be about again after pro.
tracted Illness from typhoid fever
The Brett base ball team played with the
Gladesville team last Saturday and the
score stood II to in favor Of the Glades.
Vile boys.
The Goshen Baptist Association and the
Baptist Sunday School Convention will
meet with the Gainesville church and Sun,
day School 10 August next
The base ball team here held festival
on Saturday evening for the purpose Of re.
plenshing their treasury but as il was
held out In grove aud the weather unfa.
vorable. IL was not much Of a success. But
they did very we'll considering the clrcum.
stances.
We learn from a reliable source that
VIM. Helms family near Housewife. have
the smallpox We hope that The health
authorities will use every precaution 20
quarantine every house where the disease
makes its appearance and prevent its
spreading 10 possible We have known In
stances in which this was not done. and az
long as they neglect proper precautions we
must expect TO alwsys be exposed 10 the
danger Of contracting the disease.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-06-15
WHITE DALE.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
Lewis letters spent Sunday at a. /
Gamers.
Solomon Fike finished his dwelling house
last week
Charles Colad OF Function. is calling or
friends here.
I. b. Jackson has closed assessing for
the coming year,
J. r. Hayes. after a long and serious 49,
ness IS able to be out again.
Mrs l.. J. Formau Of Lenox was III,
guest Of J. +. Hayes recently
Cultivating corn and working the roads
Is the leading industries Of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs Elijah Messenger we're the
guests az Solomon Fixes on Sunday.
Miss Cecil Burke has returned home from
Elkins. where she was visiting friends and
relatives
Mrs. Lizzie Hoffman and daughter Lula
were welcome visitors al White Dale one
day last week
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-06-15
June JOlners

very pretty home wedding was sol
emnized on the morning Of June 9TH at th,
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs + J.. smith. near
Clifton Mills. al the marriage OF theh
daughter Mary Viola. to Mr.. Jesse =
Stentz. At ~ o'clock the happy couple
entered the parlor, where Rev. NJ Luther
Furst using the beautiful form Of the Gen.
eraI Synod Lutheran Liturgy. pronounced
the words that united them in the bonds ol
wedlock in the presence Of many invited
guests. nearly all relatives. The groom
home Is az Cans, Fayette county. Pa. where
he is engaged IN business with the Union
Supply Company
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-06-15
HUGE TASK

IL was huge task. 10 undertake the cure
oi such a bad case Of kidney disease as
that Of q. r Collier Of Cherokee. Ia. but
Electric Bitters did d. lie writes. my
kidneys were SO far gone I could not sii Oh
chair without a cushion and suffered
from dreadful backachc. headache. and
depression. ln Electric Bitters however.
found a cure and bv them was restored
20 perfect health. I recommend this great
tonic medicine 90 all with weak kidneys.
Sold by / A. Leuhart. Of KinRwood
Cooke supply CO.. Of Housewife
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-06-15
Announcement

The Preston Monumental Works have
opened up Tor business in the Crane build.
ing. Washington street. Terra Alta. 90 the
shop formerly occupied BY the Terra Alta
Marble Works. The manager ]. =.
Shaher. who has been in the business the
past ten years and who Is we'll known Is
now calling on our people in need Of work
90 their line and soliciting orders and
guaranteeing Satisfaction 40 al patrons Of
the company Parties iu need OF work I'm
this line please notify the company and
hold order tiil called on by Mr. ShaHer q
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-06-15
Notice.

The American Telephone X Telegraph
Company Of West Virginia. hereby gives
noticethat thirty days from this date or as
soon thereafter as il can be heard. IL will
make application to the Town Council, OF
the Town OF Kingwood. for the privilege OF
constructing operating and maintaining
its lines OF poles, wires and fixtures upon,
along over aud under the public streets.
alleys and highways OF the said town OF
kingwood, County OF Preston and said
State.
AMERICAN TELEPHONE 4 TEiFGRApu Co.
or WEST VIRGINIA
Per 5 NJ. AUSTIN, Special Agent
June IS. ZOOS Al
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-06-15
Ten rIMEs EASIER

IL Is ten times easier to cure coughs. Group
whooplng cough and all lung and bronchial
affections when the bowels are open, Ken.
nedys Laxative Honey and Tar is the origi.
nat Laxative Cough Syrup, Gently moves
the bowels. and eNpels all cold from the
system Best Tor Coughs. Colds. Group,
Whooping Cough, etc, Remember the name.
kennedy's,' and see that The red clover
blossom and the honey bee is on the bottle.
NJ Dom NcMhnrr
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-06-15
s88 To Pacific coast.

Tickets will be on sale from Chicago viz
Tie Chicago. Union Pacific aud North
Western Line. during the autumn months
~ this low rate Correspond ingly low
rates from other points Daily and person
allj conducted excursions in Pullman
tourist sleeping cars. through without
change 90 san Francisco. los Angeles and
Portland. only e. 90 Tor double berth Full
particulars on application 90 w %. Rnis.
Kern. Y. 4 M. q N W. RN- CLlrarn
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-06-15
a BAD SCARE

Some day you will get bal scare. when
you feel pain iD your bowels and fear an.
pendicitis. Safety lies boo DR. Kings New
Life Pills a sure cure for all bowel and
stomach diseases. such as headache. bii.
them
Sold by ] A Lcnhart. Of Kingwood
Cooke Supply 90. Of Howesvnle
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-06-15

Six room house located in best uoighbor.
hood iu South Park near paved strect
Hardwood hnish. electric wired. cementcd
cellar vines and fruit trees started Must
De sold by June 2oth. as owner lis LEAVING
The state 9 y. HowARD. University ~.
pertinent StatioH. or "a Lincoln Avenue
Morgantown. Both phones
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-06-15
NO SECRET Annnr M

u IS no secret that for Cuts. Burns. VI.
GERS, Fever Sores. Sore Eyes. Rolls. etc
nothing ~ so effective as BuCklen'S Arnica
SslVe. II didn't take long to cure a bad
sore had, aud IL rs all q. K. for sore eyes.
writes ID. L. Gregory, OF Hope, Texas. axe.
sold 10y ]. \. Lonhart, OF Kingwood
Cooke supply Co, OF Howesvine
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-06-15
Notice 10 Settle.

All parties knowing themselves indebted
20 the hrm Of l.. O. Bradshaw 4 Father of
Nanown w. Va, Will please call aud settle
accounts on or before July !. zoos All &C.
counts unsettled after that date will be
placed out for collection At
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-06-15

=. p. sect, -yaaaerts.irsr. mr1aes-
zen A4A4An. W. We. - faL1 line
- tho lAtoat an looet geese ne the
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-06-15

versemcnt and tell you how good goods arc that
would not make it The only way to test this matter
IS send us an order and try it for your self and then you
can tell more about it, We know if you once try our
goods that we will always get your orders
Here are few Of our articles sted-we have every
thing in our line and if there is anything you want not
listed here just send your money and say what you
want and VIC will guarantee you satisfaction or your
money back
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-05
NUTMEG CRAVINGS
Interesting Items Boiled Down For
 the Benefit of Our Readers.

The family of William S. Callender of Torrington narrowly escaped deatn by aSphyXiation at their home Sunday night by inhaling coal gas. MT Callen- der awoke with pain in hIs head and found his wife and daughter .in- conscious. They were revived.
 Wallace A. Russell, a blacksmith. was arrested at Derby yesterday by order of Coroner Mix on the technical charge .Sof manslaughter. On Novem- Der ?, Russell and Peter Fox were in a local saloon and had an argument during which Russell resented vile names and knocked Fox down. Later Fox suffered from bruise on he leg which brought on blood poisoning. Saturday morning he was sent to thS New Haven hospital where he died that night.
 Citizens of Riverton are agitatinS the movement to have all dogs ill the village either muzzled or chained up, on account of the mad dog scare q few days ago. It is thought now that the dog killed was not the one which appeared in the flock of sheep owned by Joseph Ryan. Before going to Riverton, the dog appeared in Sandy Brook where it attacked another dog, It snapped at Mrs $. F. Jones in Rob- ertville but did not bite her. The dog was owned by James Christine of Park place.
 The boys of the Litchfield reform settlement known as the Junior George Republic have been engaged the past l i,, Ho, oeifo ha nd lnr1 1.lI house on the Goshen hills. A week ago Sunday they went to the old Wad' hams homestead, which was the "Old Blue Tavern" of stage coach days. It is now owned by John NJ. Wadhams of Torrington. The boys broke all the windows, carried off the sashes and smashed in the panels of the heavy | doors. The same day they went to the abandoned farmhouse owned by Isaac Brooks of Torrington and did similar I-damage ..-
 By the caving in of bank late yes terday afternoon at Broad Brook John | Fitzgerald was buried alive and an ! Italian received injuries that will prob. ably cause his death. The men were in a gang that were at work cutting down thirty-fve foot embankmenl that overhangs the tracks of the Broad Brook, Rockville X South Wind. sor railway line, at a point near Tal. cott's grist mill, southeast of Broad Brook. The bank caved in from the top and most of the men were able tC get away but Fitzgerald was entirely buried from view. The Italian was buried so that nothing but his head was seen. The other men dug for over an hour before Fitzgerald's body was | found. He was a section band and his home is said to have been in New
 Haven. ..#.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-05
OAKVILLE HAPPENINGS

The car arriving at Oakville at j:3O last evening met with a mishap near Robbins street by coIliding with a flat car. Fortunately DO one was seriously injured
 William H. Branch. freight inspec. tor in Waterbury and Oakville for some time past, has rendered his resig- nation to the inspection bureau and will leave for his former home in Georgia around the first of January, where he is to enter college for a three years course in dentistry.
 Workmen are putting up poles on Newton Heights for electric Tights which are to be installed in Habit. zeIrs new house
 workmen in the employ of the Yale Safe and Iron Co of West Haven are doing some iron bridge work for the OakyiiIe Co.
 R. H. Davidson Is entertaining his father. of valatie. \. '.
 Miss Williams of New York Is visit ing relatives on Main street
 Agnes Geoghegan is reported On the sick list
 Meeting of the woman's auxiliary with Mrs DnIois at the home of Eu- gene SkfIton On Main street tomorrow afternoon
 Mrs E. 2. Coon will entertain ,.hs Young Ladies Aid seciety st her bl1ms oa Newton Helghts Thursday eTe1ins
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-05
WATERFOWL JOTTINGs

James Morrow has moved from Ock- vile into Mrs Baldwin's tenement in West bury park.
 The Greenville factory will be closed on Saturday, as the engine is in need of repairs.
 Carl Barlow has rented the tene- ment of James Woolson. formerly oc' cupied by Thomas Higgins.
 The Rev Edmund Rowland. D. l.. of Waterbury, conducted the services at Christ church on Sunday morning.
 By the will of the late Caleb I. HickOx. the Watertown library re ceives $500. and he also left S3.OOO for A soldiers monument to be erected in Evergreen cemetery or on land owned by the Eccelsiastical society.
 John Curtiss. who has been visiting Mir and Mrs Charles Buckingham, re- turned to New York yesterday.
 The state police were in town on Saturday evening and were successful in getting evidence against one of the places which has the reputation of selling without a license. A hearing will be held at the town hall on Mon day morning, December H.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-05

Every purchase you make now will relieve you just so much dur ing the rush of the last few days before Xmas.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-05
Suburban News B
WATERVlLLE.

Regular meeting of Court Pine Hol- low, A. O. F., tonight in Good Will hall.
 Class meeting at Grace NJ. F. church tonight at 7;45.
 The Waterville Engine company will give two nights fair in Good Will hall in February. c. s. Barnes has returned from a visit with friends in Bristol. Mir Boardman of New Haven was in town on business yesterday.
 Ground has been broken for the eel lar. Of the new building for the Amer ican Pin Co. The building will be four stories high, 265 feet long and 90 feet wide, facing on Main street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-05

schwab's Successor to Be Divorced.
 PITTSBURG, Dec. 5.-Relatives of Mrs. Mary Cook Corey, whose husband, William Ellis Corey, succeeded Charles NJ. Schwab as president of the United States Steel corporation, have announc- ed that Mrs. Corey has left for the west, where she will establish her resi- dence and begin an action for divorce. Before leaving her home Mrs. Corey received settlement of ST00.000 and her son, Allan W. Corey. one of S300,- 600. It is understood that they will make their residence in Nevada.