davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
SHOTWELL NAILS NEWS FAKE
I Never Made Such . Statement" Says
Deputy County Attorney,
RtM uAR vow STANDS UNCOVERED
omciaI writes HIs 6wn words, re-
PudiatinE yellow journals false
hoods aud Aaarming Other
'Papsrg Reports.

Somebody's Lying IL the shrieking cap
ton over a double column article In the
Wednesday evening edition OF the Omaha
Evening News. Under 1t Is printed the
broad statemenH that The Bee and the
World Herald are doing all they can to
thwart the efforts OF the county attorney
and the kAws to bring to justice the
murderer of Frank Wheeler. In parallel
columns are printed statements from the
World-Hersld and The Bee and what pur-
ports to be categorical denals Of these
statements from County Attorney slabaIgh
and his deputies, Deputy County Attorney
Frank, "a, shotWeilt is psde TO say that a
statsnlent copied from khe Tuesday evening
issle Or The Bee isfialss from beginning
to end" This was called to Mr.. Shot
wells attention last evening, and he wrote
the following statement
TN reference to the statement made by
the Daily News Of July 49, stating that I
said that The Bee and world-Herald state
ments -(in regard to the arrest of James
Diggs) we're false from beginning to end
wish to. state that ] never made such a.
statement. When asked by the News re-
porter whether or not the county attorneys
ONCE would prosecute the Digs and Wheel
er case, because requested 10 do 50
by the Daily News. told the reporter
that we we're prosecuting them because
we deemed It our duty 10 do so; that we
were not Influenced by any newspaper OF
person, and that the only object we had
in the prosecution was to clear up the
mystery surrounding the murder Of
Wheeler. and to do all in our power as
officers OF the law to, bring the guilty to
| Justice
Il do not deem IT, wise for a public
prosecutor to try his cases in the news
papers. but I do not want the public to
be misled by our action. OF for any news
paper unjustly to mlsquote our Office. We
have no fault TO find with The Bee or the
World Herald in their treatment Of the
/ case. We will prosecute the case with all
our energy. and endeavor to do our duty
\ without fear OF favor"
Mr. shotwell said further that the. item
In The Bee. to which the News tRft such
bViolent and. unwarranted exceptions, IS
1 published exactly as be gave the informac
ton. to the reporter
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19

Rev. G. A. Luce, pastor of the Pearl Mo-
mortal church, officiating.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
ADJUSTMENTS.
AUDITORIUM
THE FAMOUS ROYAL HAWAIIAN BAND
ONE WEEK. JULY 2Sd to 18th.
.s TWO CONCERTS DAILY.

Reserved seats go on sale Thursday, July
18th at the Auditorium at 10 O'clock.
Prlces-Ssc and 80 cents, geHefdf admission
p cents. Book tickets now On saie at the
Auditorium, and At Myers DIlon's Sher-
man & McConnell's, Beaton's, o. -. Kip
fingers, Benefits and Thompson q Belden.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
RaY-klnnaIey.

Willard l, Ray of Omaha and Miss May
Dean Kingsley OF Kendall, Mich, were
married Monday at 2622 Davenport street
by Rev. @. A. Luce, pastor Of the Pearl
Memorial church.
BrOwn-SwanEOn.
Leroy Brown and Miss Siagana Swan
son Of Omaha were married Saturday,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
Miss wheeler Is Satisfied.

The preliminary hearing Of James
Digss. colored, and his alleged paramour,
Mrs. Dora Wheeler, on the charge of hav-
ing murdered Frank f., Wheeler will come
up in the police court this morning. Dep
uty County Attorney shotwell will repre-
sent the state. while w. w. Dodge will APP
pear for the defendants. A general plea of
not guilty was entered for the prisoners
Tuesday morning, -
Miss Iva Wheeler, sister of the. MUIR
dered man. will attend the trial
. C. L. Shamp, secretary of the hremen's
union, stated. Wednesday morning that
his union had offered the county attor-
ney any. assistance, in the way of. add
tional legal counsel or money to push
the case to the end, 49,. ---.
When shown some accounts of the
Wheeler case as .qfTonicled by an inter
ested local yellow journal Miss Wheeler
agreed that The Bee had handled the
case from fair and conservative stand
point rather than trying to try the case
through the columns Of a newspaper.
Miss Wheeler gave the following state
ment for publication: 2 .E.
came to Investigate Diggs' release.
not knowing he could be rearrested but
when County Attorney Slabsugh told me
he was subject to arrest at any time, he
not having been released by jury. /
therefore asked for his arrest, also Mrs.
Wheeler, his accused accomplice.
Since Diggs' arrest many friends of my
brother have called on me, Offering their
assistance in every possible way, New
and Important evidence has been submit
ted, and as the evidence alone will clear
or convict those charged think none
of the newspapers should make assertions
to interfere in any way. ..a
/ did not come here to censure, prSfs
or blame. At home we were awaiting the
trial which we expected to attend.
In conclusion / want to thank those
who have so kindly assisted in every way,
and any further help will be more than
appreciated MISS IVA WHEELER
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
BEE, JULY is. 1905.
.LEpHoNE potGLAs CTS.
3 ..---.s II This Seasons Choicest Wash Goods
at Reduced Prices s+

rstoru pren Z
g4arse
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
Warmers Rust Proof Corsets

Warmers Rust-Proof have attained a
inner perfection in ft and grace than ahy
Corsets shown this season. The deep hip
models are in great variety. They will be
found to afford a perfect foundation for
the latest conceits of the modistes; shapes
as the figure is modelled; made in a full
variety of styles-a perfect At for every
sort Of figure. Prices from 500 to $780,
Second Floor
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
Coming.

we're sl4OO reduced to 5000 each-Msin
Floor
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
Apron Special, Thursday
SECOND FLOOR.

n. SECOND FLOOR ~
II you are going to have use OF some
Aprons Thursday will be the day to buy
them.
Pretty Aprons Of fine lawn straight
style, daintiy trimmed with embroidery
edging and tucics. This Apron is good
value At &c. ~ a., . ai.Vs
- THURsDAY $50 EACH 4
one OTTER pretty style of sheer Lawn
Apron. with hemsaitehsd tucks, at Csc each.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
Our Great Half Price Sale of
Ready to- Wear Garments
Still Continues.

tickets-1o old shopworn goods-every-
thing new and up to the times Better
goods for less money than in any store in
Omaha.
All coats at half price.
All suits half price.
Separate skirts, in brown and white
checks, at s2.b9, worth SIS
All the pretty waists at half price.
All the petticoats reduced in prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
. statIons "a q p. ID.

Il InuICates ITace Of pTeclDltatIOn-
L. A. WELSH. LEGAL FoTecaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19

CINCINNATI, July ls-BenjaH,in T. Red
man. said to have been the frst directory
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19

Temperature and precipitatiOn departures
from the normal at Omaha since March l.
and comparison with the last two years:
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-22
R.

Special Coue~ poudru, Oft. A,gas.
Victor Cupp ., our anil carrier
this week.
John @. Kelley was husin s.,
caller at Bruceton Saturday.
Miss Lulu S'rawser's health is
much improved
Frank Glover, OF near Hazelton,
was here on business Monday Of
last week.
Lawen Daily, of Klugwood, was
in our vicinity Tuesday.
Gay Guseman and Hugh Kelley
went to orr last Monday after
cattle.
Walter Spiker has been helping
J. Q. Kelley get out coal the past
two weeks.
Miss Alice Guseman. who has
been teaching school at Glade
Farms, was visiting her home folks
Saturday and Sunday.
Okey Miller, Of near Gainesville.
was here Friday and Saturday.
l. A. Frankhouscr was at Cranes
vlile part OF last week waiting on
his fatherin law. J.C. Wolfe.
Isaac Guseman and Marshall
Spiker were out a; Glade Farms
Monday Of last week after cattle
and brought them home.
Peter S'rawser who has been
sick the past month, continues
poorly.
j.. Kelley who has been at
K'nggood since Tuesday Of last
week on business came home saur
day evening lie returned to King
wood again Monday.
Mr. and Mrs I. a. Frankbouser
are at Gainesville. Mr. J. &. Wolfe
the lltter's father died there Sa,ur
day, and the burial will be at
Centenary cemetery Monday, Nov
embsr Ia.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-22
GAINESVILLE
.nn.l.ner Of The Arms.

Correspond, If The Argus.
Married-At the residence of the
brides father. L. Wolf. on Wed
nesdiy. Nov. ~. 1906. by Rev
Mr.. Motifs, Of Grafton, Albert Me
DAniels and Miss Lille Wolf. The
BRIDE received many valuable and
handsome presents from her numer.
ols friends. We wish the happy
coupe mach JOY, long life, aud
happiness.
Rev. w. II. BAyles will deliver
the hrst OF series cf lectures at
the Baptist church in Glsdesville
on Tuesday evening. November At,
1900.
Rev. w. II. Bayles is assisting
Rev. Mr.. beavers, pastor a, King
wood, in holding series of meet
ings at Herring. He reports very
interesting meeting and several can
didates for baptism.
There will be services morning
and evening il the Gainesville
Baptist church on rhans sgivlng
Day.
Miss Edna Sutton is teaching the
Martin school in Monongalia county
and Miss Ethel Shafer is teachir e
at 'rriune, In the same county.
acob Greathouse, shoemaker.
will move into our town next week.
We need just such man as Jakey
in our village.
Jacob Weaver. who has been a
prominent and useful resident OF
our town for number of wears.
has moved out on the late II. b. +.
HeiSkill farm,
Bert Ryan, who has been WISH
ing his many friends in Gladesvilie
and vicinity, returned home yes,ci.
day.
Jim Sutton is teaching the Erwin
school and Jason Roges is teaching
the Gordon school, both in Preston
county.
The whooping cough, which has
been so prevalent throughout this
neighborhood for the past two
months, has about subslded, and
most of the children who had con.
tracted the disease are now going
10 school.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-22
BULL RUN.



Correspondence nf RE Argus.
Very warm Weather COR this time
# year.
Some OF our tanners have killed
their hogs and got girls, # buck
whea, ground IT Our county mill
nearby, So are feeding their hungry
selves on buckwhaat cakes aud
gravy
William Grcathouse, Mood Jeu-
kins, aud Samuel Gale arc hauling
lumber for S. p. Lyons.
A. X. Jenkins and family have
moved to Masontown in order to
give his children the benefit Of bet
ter schools. Sorry 10 STE them leave
US. but hope they may be pleased
with their new home.
Porter jenkins is teaching the En-
terprise school, while Mr.. Carroll,
son of Clark Carroll, OF near King
wood, is welding the birch at our
home school (Friendship).
Shsffer and Radsbach boys have
completed their round OF threshing
aud pulled in for the season
Orville Taylor aud family Of Ma
sontown, have moved in with Mrs.
Anne ray'or, his mother, near th,s
place.
Porter jenkins shot a wild ,u key
recently.
Mood jenkins is building a new
barn. Irwin Isy.ci is doing the car
ptnier work.
Rev. Mllard Pen, after being in
our section for some tim: making
improvements 20 his moth,r's prop
erty, has returned to his home IN
Vanburen, Ind.
Born--ro Mr.. and Mrs. T.,
Radabaugn, Saturday .Novemby y,
a fine big by.
Will soon have new bridge ia
this place to replace the old one,
which has been unsafe for som,
time.
Della Sturgeon aud dtugh,er re-
turned from tvp weeks visit wiz.
relatives and friends ia Glimer au.
Doddridge Counties.
Oscar Cress is operating a sawmi
on the farm of G. w. Skinner.
S. p Lyons, cutting and s1win,
his own timber ON his farm n.a
here, has four carloads at Mason
town ready for shipment.
Fannie and Willie Radabaugh art
visiting relatives and friends in Gil
mer and DOddridge counties
Lee Jenkins who has been work
ing for the Gibson Lumber Compan,
at Reedsville, has returned home.
Our merchant. J 5. Radabaugh
is dong hustl,ng business this fall
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-22
MANOWN.

Special Correspondence Of the Argus.
A child OF John A. Sterling, cf
Manown, is quite poorly win
chickenpox.
Nelson Erwin is engaged on ,restle
work at Brett f,r the Elkin Coal
and Coke Complny.
There will be preaching at do.
Bethlehem church next Slni4y eve
ming by the pastor, Rev. Ireland at
8 O'Clock.
lanes Blauy mas opened "A
grocery store at K,nes ct-rk. near
the luIe town culei ,.
OLIVER il1rtsel has q 45,r at
the LAST named place AID is doug
good business
Work on ,h> new depot At
Manown is b:irg pushed as r,p,o y
a possible. The FIRST story has
been raised and 10 few days the
building will be under root II The
weather permits. a depot at this
place is badly needed, as there is
oD shelter for the passengers II
Bro. SlidelI will take suoll ND
This way he will hnd another load
Of lumber has been hauled and the
post holes filed up.
Last Sunday, November 10, Mrs.
W. a Gchung, Of Manown. ceIe
bra,cd her birthday anniversary.
AZ The appointed hour the guests
assembled and found The tables
weighted with good things. Mrs.
Geht.ng was the recipient " many
fine presents rhe writer had the
p.casur II being present ON this
occasion aud must say that every
on present caueI ont their part IL
thc program, especially IT The table.
We hope Mrs Gehrng may be per
m ted lo celebrate many more
brthdss and her shadow never
grow less
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-22

1t, and consequently IS NO, as good
as the gold itself
In England Tor instance. they
manage this msitef ou totally
different basis. There lie bank Of
England hes pr4cucal control of
the whole god market. An .l'ustra.
ton OF how vel % controls this
market ves shown "nly a fortnight
ago when the Bank II England
raised It's Fate Of discount to six per
cent and thereby cordil,d all the
gold there was in the open market,
replenishcd It's diminished reserves
and was able 20 issue NOES against
this gold reserve TO whatever ex-
tent the needs of trade demanded
We have nothing in this country
corresponding 20 the Bank of
Englsn', hu, ne currency com.
mission believes hat without dis.
turbing the national bank system
it can enable those banks ln issue
notes when they aye need d and
call them in when the reqr rement
no longer exists, The way in which
this vii probably be done IS to al
low the National Banks - issue
notes and then to tax this addition.
al issue ON sliding scale, ranging
three To six per cent. The pro
cecds Of this tax would be se, apar,
in the Treasury Department and
used 10 redeem the notes If any
bank that had failed. 1t the sec
ton OF the country served hy par
ticular banks needed ldltIonaI
note circulation 10 the amount sa,
Of about three per ceui, the Bunk
could issue additional notes ano
pay the three per cent tax o thC
government for the privilege SO LONG
as the operation was profitable. /
IL wanted money worse and desired
to issue larger amount Of notes
the tax would automatically in
crease. Naturally as the need TO
tins additional circulation diminish
ed the bank would retire the add
tional notes in order 10 escape tn,
additional taxation. This wou,C
keep the currency from becoming
undulY inflated through The circula
ton of fiat money.
This probably The recommenda
ton that will te made to Congress
and the question is urgent enough
to demand immediate attention.
would have had attention decad,
ago had the banks been able tC
agree on . satisfactory plan 70
note issue. There is further in
centlve now for Congress to tall
currency reform because the spectr,
of tariff revision has doomed large
than ever on the horizon since tn,
elections, aud if me time of Con
gross is not taken up with som,
very urgent business, the Speak e
of the House will not be able I,
hold his unru.y crowd OF member
from tariff talk much longer.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-22
INNS CHAPEL.
Correspondence of The Argus

Special Correspondence of The Argus
The health of our community is
good.
Mr.. Joe Menear, Who mas had a
severe attack OF. fever, W. are glad
to report is improving rapidly.
We are very sorry To learn Ut The
illness OF Mrs Harvey Smyh. We
hope for speedy recovery.
Our school is progressing nicely
under the management at Mr..
Harvey Orr.
The pro'racted IL, eng IS in
progress at Mt Ven IN. R-v Mr.
Norris is conducting the nv c.
Rev. T. w. Ireland dchv rad a
very able sermon here Snrl,, gh
Rev. Mr.. Ireland is an exec len.
preacher and his people lax. HIM
very much as pastor.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs En- nue.
Dixon baby; also to- Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson Smyth twins, g.rl and by.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. y. Fed, rer w,r,
calling at Mr. G.. II. Zlnn's Sunda,
evening.
The Y. p. S. G. f. at INNS
Chapel will unite with the NJ.
Vernon society and render !
Thanksg' wing program IN the NJ
Vernon church at 10 O'Clock, rhnr
day, November go. y gpJd pro
gram is being prepared and every
body is cordially invi,eh ln .tlnn.I
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-22
BROWNS MILL.
,ndenoe Of The Argus.

Correspondence Of The Argus
Miss Lunda Smith was calling on
her sister, Mrs. Carrie Brown, one
day last week
Ed Richardson. who has been
home for the past week. has re
turned to his work at Kingwood.
VIM. Smith aud daughter, Isa.
were visiting friends and relatives
at Catawba last week.
Curtis Hawkins attended literary
Thursda, night and took an active
part in the exercises.
Eihu Born, who has been work
ing at Reedsvile, is at home now.
There was large crowd from
this part of the country al lie
fortney sale Monday.
Miss Ota aud Lena Smith we're
calling on Molla Richardson sun
day.
Ray Dill of Reedsvillc was at
Dan Dixon's las, Saturday even nq
What attraction Ray2
Wayne Pratt of Birds Creek at
tended literary last Thursday night.
Mrs Amos Heiskell vas a, Krng-
wood on business Saturday.
Rep~tr, Who writes the Plain View
letter. forgot to add hat he also S
sometimes seen vending his way
toward Rob y's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pcyton Brown and
daughter, Ruby. were calling on
Mrs. Browns parents, Sunday.
James Shaher is teaching the
! Plain View school This winter We
wish HIM all kinds ot success.
Mr.. O II. Fazenbdkrr was al
BreIz last Saturday.
Arly Sm.th is working on the say
mill at Reed:ville
Willie Richardson, who has been
on the accident list, IS better at
This writing
Carl Dixon, Of Plain View, Is
working on INNS sawmill Of hi,
place. CRABArpLE.
/
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-22
christmas Coming

Merchants are DOSING forward TO
Chrstmss time aud are already maxi
ing preparation for the holiday rush.
They are expec citing an immense ho,-
iday trade this season, and resent
conditions indicate that all previous
years wlli be surpassed for Christ
mas buylng. KING good has enjoyed
a very prosperous year. Work at
the mines has been steady and en-
ploymen. at all trades plentiful The
thrifty person has money with which
to buy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-22

The American Bankers AS
ISOLATION is evolving a plan for
the reform of our currency, but
no way has yet been found to re-
form our bankers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-22

Thanksgiving is coming slow
ly" plaintively remarks the
Harrisburg (Pa.) Times. In other
works, It's long time between
turkeys.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-22

AT last the Countess dc Castel-
lane has been granted an abso.
lutte divorce and Boni is cut off
without sou. Without even a
souvenir.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-22

Good for everything a sdlve is used for
ana especially recommended for piles
That IS what we say OF DeWuts Witch
Hazel Salvc On the market for years and
a standby IN thousands OF families Get
DeWitts
Sold by Strickler's Drug Store aud WIN.
NJ, Dent of Newburg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-22

1t is not given to many public
plunderer- TO DE translated TO the
"higher sphere before they
throw Off their mortal coil. but
that eminent Republican William
Nelson Cromwell, the authority
that assures us thlt Hartman.
the railroad magna'e has reached
it ahead Of Time and De doc, DOT
seem displeaseI with the ubrc
compliment chat Cromwell Jays
at ibis feet The Republican
trust maguates have gall TO
waste.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-22

The bankers plans for currency
reform are about as crude rs il
concocted by a Republican Con-
OrQSS
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-22

When the financial column
conveys the information that
"money is easier" one cannot
help wondering what it has been
uneasy" about.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-22

The long drawn out contention
about who was responsible for
the panic Of 1892 has at last been
settled by Secretary Shaw, who
declared in a speech in New Jer-
sey that President Cleveland was
no more responsible for the panic
than Mr.. Mckinley But lcdid
not say how much President
Harrison had to do with &C. VIII
other Republican orators please
take notice.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-22

Some men are coming to the
next Congress who were elected
not so much because of their
popularity as because Of the un-
popularity of their opponents.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-22

a religious publication advises
the people to make it as pleasant
as possible for the poor. At
present, however, the people are
too busy making it as unpleasant
as possible for the rich.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-22

Pittsburg's pressing need for a
larger police force is pretty good
proof that the crooks of the
country have been taking the
stories of Pittsburg's wickedness
seriously.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-22

FOR SALE Ole Full Biooled llsmp
shireGo~n Ram, and Englsh Berkshire Pigs
For particulars address G. B. BopGNAN,
Kngwu d, W Va
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-22

Is it possible that the Demo
Gratis in the Eastern Panhandle,
will not come out to vote without
being bought, bribed or boozed?
1t looked like it this time.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-22

Pittsburg is at present overrun
with thugs and thieves. I'm
doubleday the result of the free
advertising Pittsburg's million
aires have been getting.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-22

A New Jersey man refused to
marry a woman because he
doubted his ability to support
her. Possibly he also doubted
her ability to support him.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-22

w. e. MEHRTEN Editor and Publisher
!. SLlDELL BROWN. Associate Editor
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-22

John d. Rockefeller and the
Vanderbilts do not seem to worry
about those little fines that the
juries have assessed against them,
but in the sweet bye and bye
when the real trust busting be
gins they viii show more con-
Germ
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-22
The West Va. Argu.

Entered al thc postoHicc az kmcwou, IS
second-c lass mail matter
Subscription
Cash in Advance 800 per year
Payable in 8 months las
"I7 $50
These terms are enforced TO encourage
the cash in advance system Examine the
tag on your paper. which shows you every
week where YOU are paid TO.
Items and news letters are cordially i'm
vited All must bear the names Of the
senders as an evidcnc, OF good faith. The
names. OF course. wall no, be published
Address an communication business
and otherwise, TO IHE ARGUS. and not 10
individuals connected with it
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-22

Subscribe for THE ARGUS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-22

Klngnood, NV %, 1906.