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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-09-21
zAR JorrINGS.
Conesrondenee Of Inc Arrus.

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Geo. i Spiker completed Cyrus Shaaer's
barn Saturday.
Earl Spiker was business caller at
Brandonville Tuesday.
Ben Sacks Of Froslburg, Md, was here
Wednesday Of last week.
Albert Gaub of near Brandonville, was
here on business Saturday.
Mrs. Alfred Cupp was visiting her sister
Mrs. Peter Hickey Thursday.
Mrs. L. X. Miller and children have
returned from Tucker county.
Grant Bishop brought more goods for J. ].
Kelley from Fdendsville Friday.
Jonathan Spker was a business caller at
John Elsey's near Alton Tuesday.
Mrs. Clay Glover Of near HazeIlou, was
in our vicinity on business Friday.
Miss Msude Guseman, Joe Fiekey and
Slaley Strawser are improving in health at
this writing.
Philip Schnopp who has been out at Terra
Alta the past week on business returned
home Friday.
Miss Goldie Frankhouser has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A Wolfe Of near Cuzlan
the past week.
Gay Gusemsn aud Miss Bliss Frankhouser
were calling on friends Al Brandonville and
Bruceton Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Smith, Mrs /. J..
Kelley and children we're calling on relatives
near Cuzzau Sunday.
WILDER Griffith who has been working near
Fairchnnce, Pa, was visiting his sister Mrs
Okey Miller here recently.
s. Flank Kelley. little son Ralph and
niece, Miss Euruth Kelley we're visiting rels-
lives near GAINESVILLE Sunday
William Guthrie and daughter Miss Pearl,
Of near GAINESVILLE, we're visiting al Geo. T..
Spiker's Wednesday and Thursday
Mr. and Mrs Martin Huffman and child.
rem Of Mssontown, who have been visiting
relatives here, returned home last Tuesday.
Mrs Wesley Smith and little son Oren,
have been on the sick list The past week.
DR.. wilkinson Of Brandonville was called to
see them
a. Frankhouser and wife attended the
funeral Of an infant daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Wilbur Frankhousers near Brandon
willie Wednesday.
Earl Spiker and David Van Sickle Of
North Avenue vent 20 Tunnellon Thursday
20 attend teachers examination there Friday
and Saturday. They returned home Sunday.
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secretary OF the board OF education. aud as
a member OF the school book board We
may say incidentally that Dora also keeps
his weather eye on politics and can read
the political horoscope about as we'll As
the next man, no difference who he may be
On Saturday afternoon Of this week Hon
=. Is. Montgomery will address Sunday
School picnic az Laurel Run Church near
Rockville The people In attend auce may
expect good speech. They will not be
disappointed. We would be pleased to be
among them That is the FIRST sunday
School we ever attended, when. little more
than kue,-hish to a duck aud while the
sainted William Brandon was vet supcrin.
tcndent Gladly would we reach back
across the labyrinth OF years. aud link the
present to those blessed Sabbath mornings
In which we can yet hear the robins sing
aud the green leaves rustic as they did in
oreauon's early dawn.
Mrs. Martha Trowbridgc Parks-or Mat.
tie as We used to call her In the long ago
was here this week on her way TO Hunting.
ton to visit her daughter, Mrs. s ! Cotton,
after which she will visit her son William
L. Parks at Carbon Hul. Ohio and return
TO her home at Crawiordsvillc. Ind about
October 1oth Except tor her crown OF sil.
yer hair Mrs. Parks appears as youthful
aud viyacious as she was forty years ago.
Indeed she laughingly referred to her age
as sixty nine years young. and she is Ger.
tainly shining example OF that small and
select fraternity OF elderly people who have
managed TO keep their hearts young in spite
Of the troubles and trials incident to mum
dane existence
The talk OF the town this week has been
about a sensational shooting matinee which
occurred last Saturday night in which
George Cummings IT,, played the part OF
the injured husband and II n Tetrick OF
the Function Pharmacy acted the role OF
the gay Lothario. MIR. Cummings came
home Unexpectedly from his work in Ar.
kansas, arriving about midnight and found
his wife absent with considerable ian
patience caused perhaps 10y ugly rumors
which have been current here ior some
time. hc awaited her return About three
o'clock ia the morning a surry dove up To
the residence and George walked out to
meet IL The vehicle contained Mrs Cum
mings. Mr.. 1etrick, Mr.. Bob Hart and Miss
Maud Conn. When Mr.. Cummings saw Who
was with his wife he opened FIRE with his
little gun. The ladies jumped out and took
to the tall timber while the men fastened
away with the team toward Gibson's livery
stable at a gait never before equaled In
Function. Nobody was hurt, but John l..
Gibson says there is a bullet wound in the
back OF his surry. though he has not heard
IL complain any yet. EAGLE EYE
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Resolutions of Respect

Rowlesburg. w Va. Aug 10, zoos.
WHEREAS, Our Division No. asa OF /.
f.ha7ing been invaded by the king OF terrors
and removing from our midst one OF our
most beloved members. Harry a Moore
aud sadly deploring the loss OF one whose
sunny disposition and brother ~ kindness
won for him host OF devoted aud kind
friends. We therefore
RESOLVE, That we sadly realize the Di.
vision has lost a true aud conscientious
member, who was always ready to stand by
a brother. and while we call to mind and
review the many noble qualifications OF his
life, yet II remains for us as brothers and
friends to submit to the will OF Divine
Providence. who doeth all things we'll.
RESOLVED That we tender,our most pro.
found sympathy to his dear old mother,
who has lost devoted son, and to his wife
who has lost loving husband and to his
children who have lost kind father and
to his brothers and sister who have lost an
aaectionate brother. Therefore be il fur.
Their
RESOLVED That the Charter OF our
Division be drsped in mourning for a period
Of thirty days in memoriam OF the deceased
and copy Of these resolutions be spread
on the minutes Of Division asa. and one
sent to the Engineers Journal. and to each
OF the county papers for publication. and
that a copy be sent to his mother, wife.
brothers aud sister
]. H. CARNEs.
K. 5 Hollis. Committee.
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,haNsI>sn
S8GIARLsB9e
Ry1S~Y3

The reception given by MIR aud Mrs.
William Gay Brown last Friday evening az
their home in honor OF Governor ard Mrs.
William NJ o. Dawson eolipSed. in its ap-
pointments. the seasons former social
events. About one hundred and fifty
guests were present to enjoy the hospitality
Of their ever popular host and hostess and
TO again meet Governor and Mrs. Dawson.
both OF whom were former residents Of
kingwood.
The Brown home. with It's splendid floral
decorations looked more elegaE. than
ever. The library. where the receiving
party welcomed their guests was decor.
ated with white and pink astors and vines.
while The drawing rooms adjoining we're
lovely In pink aud white hydrangea and
clemauS. The parlots aud reception hall
presented an autumnal picture In their
decoration OF golden rod. In the North
parlor was stationed Prof. vinceut's
orchestra from Grafton. which furnished
delightful music throughout the evening
Punch was served in the drawing rooms,
Mrs g. {. Flythe aud Mrs w. Watson.
presiding. Al an appropriate hour the
party was urshered into the dining room.
which was bower OF roses aud wreaths
OF smilax. and served in abundance with
dainty refreshments.
Mrs ]. X. Monroe and Mrs q. ] ShaHer.
assisted 10y Misses Pratt. Albright and
Brown, gracefully presided at the serving
tables. after which Mr. aud Mrs. Brown
and guests repaired to the Armoty. where
the evenings entertainment concluded in
dancing At late hour the guests de.
parted, carrying with them the rememb.
rance OF another delightful evening as
guests OF Mr. aud Mrs. Brown.
Among the out Of town guests were Sen.
ator and Mrs w. II. Glover. Miss Glover.
MIR. and Mrs. w. f. White. Terra Alta.
Mr. James r. Morrison OF Philippi; Mrs.
Elmer Cobuu OF Masontown. Mir John c.
White OF Pittsburr
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The Edwin Young stock Company.

i his we'll known and popular Dramatic
Organization will begin three nights cn.
gagement az Armory Hall. KingwooI
thursday Eve. September asst The opcu.
ing plaY'l Hearts OF the Sierras Us a drama.
inaton OF Ionquin MillCTs story of tLc
Danites. The one big feature Of the com.
pany rs thc appearance OF Little Edna and
Master Bobbie Young. two Of the clcverrst
children boo the dramatic profession Thry
Will appear in parts specially written Tor
them 100 The beautiful PASTORAL play'.Indlana
FOLKS which will be presented on Friday
evening
Mr. Edwin Young who appears i'm tta
role oil old Squire DodsOn Is "a character
actor OF many years experience The part
nas been one OF thc best stage pictures Mr.
Young has ever presented Little Edna
Young Sis ycrs old will bc seen us Mandy
Gregg waIf which Bobbic Young three
years old VIII appear AS Little Bob tha
old squire grandson While the entire
performance IS not given by The Young lam.
W. ihey are iair'y we'll represented and
guarantee io give a good account of Them.
selves
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Correspondence of The Argus
Floyd Gale was visiting friends and tela-
lives in Psgah last week
u. X Mason vas The guest Of S. $.
Gibson las, Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hutton Of Rowles.
burg, are visiting at o. y Shaw's
S. S. Gibson vas calling on friends across
Cheat The former part Of last week
Rolla Jenkins an aged citizen Of our COM
munily has been very 800 for The last two
weeks.
Miss Hannah Graham spent Friday and
Saturday with her sister, Mrs John Light Of
Pleasant Valley
DR.. l.. G.. Besrbower Of Terra Alta, was
doing dental work and visiting relatives here
the latter part Of las, week
Mr. Jesse Benson Of Florence, and Miss
Maud King Of Laurel Run, attended che box
supper az Harmony Grove last Saturday
evening.
Miss Martha Gibson who has been staying
with her brother r. w Gibson al Terra
Alta the past four weeks returned home
Thursday
j. %. Graham and Chauncey Wilson Ieu
Thursday morning last Co attend The teachers
examination which was held at Tunuelion
Friday and Saturday
DC H. Silyey Of Piusbmg. and G.. G..
Small Of Aspinwall, Pa, are taking their
annual vacation atW. G. Glbson's. This
makes The ninth year for The Dr. end Mr..
Small In our little mountain State.
The box supper which was given by the
young people Of our community 90 the ITar-
mony Grove w. T. Church last Saturday
evening proved quite a success The young
people certainly deserve praise Tor under.
taking and carrying through he Social in
The way they did, and are much indepted 10
Mr.. Beerbower for his kindness in conduct.
ing the supper From the many good things
which the boxes contained lbc young ladies
certainly done their port. The funds were
donated to The M r. Church
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VICTORIA

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Miss Edna Lanham is visiting her sister
Mrs Sigler al Fairview.
Samuel Adams has his new residence
completed and moved into 10 the past
week
Ami orr has. put new roof on his honse
and painted it which adds greatly to IFS sp.
pearancc.
Mrs. A n Whusett and daughter Miss
Belle and Mrs Rightmycr and Miss Ethel
orr spent Wednesday with Mrs Hattie
Walls
The poverty supper held az the U. b.
Church Saturday night for the Sunday
School was success and everyone we'll
pleased
Geo Walls has sold his property but has
not decided where he will locate. but we
hope he will not leave the neighborhood as
they are good neighbors
There seems TO be few persons who
are not cheerful and happy these bright
days their faces are as long as yard sticks.
The question is why can't YOU solve the
problems
Rev Kendall preached bis last sermon
sunday night for this year. as he goes TO
conference The last Of this week 70 the
conference does not return him to this work
Tor tht third year we wish him success
where ever he goes.
Mrs. Ella Rightmycr and little daughter
Pauline Of Parsons. have been visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs Ami orr Tor the past
two weeks. and returned home Monday.
accompanied by her husband and her SIS.
ter Miss Bessie orr who expects 10 stay al
Parsons the coming winter
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Thieves Again
Special 90 The Argus.

Special 90 Ibe Argus
GLhpEsyuLE, w. Va, Sept IS, 1905.
The store Of Geo. ~. Street at this place
was entered by thieves again and a consider.
able amour, Of clothing and jewelry taken.
The money drawer vas carried out ON The
Independence road and thrown over In JEFF
Holmes field and the same tracks from the
store window where the thieves entered Che
the store continued on in the direction Of
Independence, bat % IS probable that
money drawer was carried in that direction
for che purpose Of misleading those who
might attempt TO follow their trail, as there
was mo- money in the drawer, and they could
not have taken 20 out Of ibc store for any
other purpose. This , tbe second time the
store has been entered by thieves within a
month.
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J. II. CARNEs.
X. =, HOLLIS. Committee.
{ T.. EMERSON.
Resolutions

WHEREAS our faithful and beloved pastor
Rev. e, r. Cruikshank has found it neces.
sary. on account OF the condition Of his
health to tender his resignation as paste r
Of the Gladesville Baptist Church and
whereas. under the circumstances. we. the
members OF said church. have no alterna.
ton IN the matter. but to accept his resg-
nation therefore be It resolved
FIRST that in accepting his resignation
we are deeply sensible OF the great loss we
sustain in thus being deprived of the ser.
vices OF brother whose noble Christian
character is above Ieproach and OF whose
earnest and faithful lsbors among us dur
ing short pastorate OF little more than
two and one halt years, we desire to put on
record our highest appreciation and also OF
the earnest faithful and efficient services
Of sister Cruikshank. as teacher Of the
Bible class
SECOND, that should they go from our
midst IL is our earnest desire that they
shall 20 with the full assurance that our
united love and prayerful interest shall fol.
low them wherever in the providence Of
God they may be called and our prayers
and hopes shall be Tor his speedy restor.
alton to health and to his much loved labors
in the Masters service.
THIRD. that in case his health shall i'm.
prove to the extent that will admit Of his
taking charge again as pastor Of church.
we most cheerfully comm end him to any
church or field that may desire an earnest.
oonsecrated man. strong. effective preach.
er and wise and faithful pastor.
FOURTH, that copy OF these resolutions
be furnished Rev {. K Cruikshsnk. that
they be spread on the minutes Of the church
and copy be sent to the Kingwood papers.
the Journal and Messenger and the Baptist
Banner for publication.
DR.. r. K SUTTON.
EBEgT BOYcE Committee
a
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
Tor any case Of Cat8rrh that cannot be-
cured BY Halls Catarrh Cure
f. CHENEY s. Co Props Toledo. o..
We. The undersigned have known n D.
Cheney Tor The last rs years and believe
him perfectly honorable in aU business
transactions and financially able 90 carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
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attug directly upon the blood and mucous
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.AITACKED ~ 4 10

And beaten iu labor riot. until covered
With sores. "A Chicago street car conductor
applied Buck.cus Aruica Salve and was
soon sound aud we'll ~ use o. iu my fam.
ly writes O. J. Wclch Of rckousha Mich
'and ind BE- perfect Simply great for
cuts and burns Only acc.
Sold b. The Cooke supply co Of Howcs.
vile j. a Lcnhart. 81 Haywood aud
lrona supply co Of irona
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lie may we'll think. be has got of cheap.
who. after having contracted constipation
or Indigestion Us still able 20 perfectly re-.
store his health. Nothing will do this but
Or Kings New Life pills a quick. pleas
ant and certain cure Tor headache. cOnsu.
patton. etc. Price age. Guaranteed
Sold by The Cooke supply Co. Howes.
Vile "a. Lcnhari OF Kingwood aud tLc
lrOna Supply CO.. a. Irona
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Joe TrIp to CalIIornIa and Portlnnd.

II you've been planning a western trip and
held Of for a favorable opportunity, this
summers the time 10 60. Round-trip sum.
mer tickets on sale, certain dates May To-
Ociober-ColOrado. California, oregon.
Washington. The Rock Island offers choice
Of routes and chance to see the most for your
money Full information, rates and liiera-
lufe from John Sebastian, Passenger Traffic
Manager, Rock Island system. Chicago.
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W UNrLEAsANI EFFEcTs-

~ you ever took DcWiu's Little EARLY
kiscrs Tor biliousncss or Constipation YOU
know what pill pleasure is. These famous
little pills cleanse the liver and rid the sys-
tenn Of all bile without producing unpless.
ant effects
Sold BY Strickiers Drug Store and Mn.
M Dent Ncwburg.
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PURE LIQUORS
ALWAYS IN STOCK.

Finch guchcubctmrr gibso,
thonipsou large bridgeport
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and offer them to you Ycus OLD e. 90 per
iu.I quart 1Qu1rts &. oo
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ROBERT LEVIN & Co..

Wholesale Dealers in Wines and Liquors,
no. ~ smith6eld ST.. P1rTsBURG PA.
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GO TO MURDocK's.

James x. smool died al his home IN New.
burg, Saturday afternoon Of last week, aged
seventyone years The funeral was held
from the NJ r. Church and the burial in
the Newburg cemetery Mr.. Smoot had
been IN failing health for some time and had
a psralytio stroke a few weeks ago. lie
leaves a widow and ten children, four by his
first wife and six BY his present wife, all Of
whom wsSe present at his funeral. Nj
Smoot was one q the pioneer business men
Of the county, having been actively engaged
IN dlhersN enterprises at Newburg and
other places.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-02
sY HoFER EROS.
WOULD BE 4 FA1RER TEST.

II Rev Errctt wanted to get at the
smith Of the matter, there is q faircl
way than merely donouncing Christian
Science from his pulpit.
II ne had in his family or among hi.
friends some one who was ailing, and
who wished to be healed that would
Sest the matter.
Evidently the people who get their
faith in Christian Science are the best
Jndges Of its merits and the best wit.
Gessc5.
If such a person called in a Christian
Scientist for help, and got no help,
chen, to that extent, it would be proof
Of It's being a failure.
IF such person did that faithfully and
failed it would be Il matter on his side
of the case far more effective in con.
w%incing people than denunciation.
This method of demonstrating truth
us not in Boston, but is near at hand.
AS Moses told the Israelites: "'Tt is
not hidden from thee, neither is it far
soh- 1t is not in heaven that thou
sheuldst say, who shall go up for us to
heaven, and bring it unto us, that we
may hear it, and do it? But the word
M ever nigh unto thee, in thy mouth, in
Ehy heart, and thou mayest DO it,"
We believe Rev. Errett desires to be
"a fair-minded man, and suggest to him
that tho test Of the pudding is in
sampiing the goods, not in d~enouncing
tho sample.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-02
T 1T is OVER.

Now hat the thing has happened
and Daisy Letter, daughter of Chi.
cago's ignorant and boorish old
butcher has tackled herself onto the
flag end of Suffolk's worm.eaten and
scnndal-besmirched dukedom, Amer
lean newspapers that have published
columns Of rot about the wedding and
have run pictures of all the Letter
family, including the house dog, should
hire somebody to kick them around the
block, says an exchange. After it's all
said and done, and the old butchers
money and daughter have been set
tied on a foreign "title'' hat will
give a pedigree almost equal to that
of Il good Missouri jack, to the next
generation Of Letters, what does it
all mean to a sensible American? 1t
is not an example that an American
girl could initiate in good taste and it
is a ~consummation despised by English
girls. 1t is simply a business deal
an exchange of millions for a gold
brick title. Such weddings" should
confined to the clearing houses and
not enter the sacred sanctuary
If the affections and sentiment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-02
Sued City Marshal.

H. II, Mulkcy, a young farmer re-
siding at Fern Ridge, northwest Of
Eugene, has instituted suit in the Lane
county circuit court against G.. T
Barry city marshal of Junction. for
S+'5 damages, alleged to have been in.
CURED while the marshal was arrest.
ing Mulkey at Junction ON November
2S' 1904, Mulkoy alleges in his con.
plant rs follows:
That the defendant without canso or
proyocation, wilfully and malicion.Iv,
assaulted and beat the plaintiff on and
about the head and face with n cInb
thereby rendering plaintiff mcon.
SclouS and causing him to suffer orost
bodily pain and mental anguish: that
by reason Of said wrong act by the do.
PENDANT the plaintiff has suffered great
'amage, to,wit: In the sum of S85o.
hat by reason of said act the plaintig
; entitled to $l25 as exemplary dam.
.ges' therefore he demands a judgment
I $40 against the defendant.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-02
Mabel Page Murder Trial.

Cambridge, Mass, Jan. 1.-The case
of 6. l.. Tucker, the young Auburndals
man charged with the murder of Ma.
bel Page, who was found stabbed to
death in her home at Weston on March
81 last, was called for trial here to.
day. Owing TO the mystery that sur.
the case and the largo amount
circumstantial evidence, it prom.
isos TO be one Of the most notable muir.
der trials even known to Massachu.
setts courts. A large number of ia.
nous handwriting experts have been
for both sides, which indi.
that one Of the important points
which the case hangs will be- the
scrap Of paper said to have been found
in the room where the girl was muir.
Tered, and other samples of handwrit.
said to have been discovered in
connection with the affair. 1t is ex.
occtcd that the trial will consume At
east four weeks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-02
THE CHILD THAT COMES BACK
AT us

DO we, as adults, realize that all ",
give and are before u child will com,
hack to us2
The child mirrors and reflects the
H~nVught that parents and adults give it
ky speech and action.
The child gives back to us in out.
ward conduct even what we feel toward
Others.
The sensitive soul reflects like the
clear surface of a crystal lake in the
mountains the clouds that we hold in
Thought.
Hence our children give back to us
ourselves when we censurc them for mis-.
conduct.
1t is the pure child.miud that is held
up to us for the ultimate example. We
are to become as little children to at.
tain perfection.
so at the beginning of the year we
can form no higher resolution than to
give to those little ones only what il
lovely and upright, and which we are
willing to have thrown out to the whole
world again.