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La Junta tribune., 1906-08-01
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The college question has reached
the acute stage. Which shall il be,
weighed and wanting. or weighed
and winning? Almost safe To say. IL
is now or never. This week is TO
cast the die. Does La Junta want
the college? The spirit Of the pres
ent few days will settle the matter.
A the TRIBUNE goes to press the
fifteen citizens To canvass for bonus
are at work. This volunteer service
should meet with the unstinted en-
thusiasm of which this city, aroused.
is capable. Several thousand dol
lars are already subscribed. while
others are eagerly awaiting the sub
scription paper Never did cause
present itself for the progress Of this
town which was Of such cosmopolitan
interest "a this college propo-
sition. The poor man wants
10 send his children 10 college. He
can't II il means a trip away from
home. He can If the college comes
10 him. The businoss man wants 10
boom trade the best way possible,
by the immigration of m1Heyed
people. The philanthropist and
bcuefactur is ready with his accum-
uIati0n 20 aid iu what mas become
the monument VI 1876 To an suc-
reeding time for the veal If La
Juuta's future. Rocky Ford hopes
fu surprise the natives with a clean
cut $4,000 bonus. Canon City is
determined Oh Ui1 aG a $4,000 gift
Pueblo and Denver win speak with
the thunder af kupp guns. But
Ia JuH.a can HiH with her natural
aIgmt5zg plus 100000. Wherever
the college gugs 10 viii be- one of the
choicest assets of the state Sub
scribe yggr most. No college, mo-
uav.
La Junta tribune., 1906-08-01
Notice for ~ bIicStion.
uSIrrp sIsTE- L,Sp oFII.s Al

UNITED sIArE- Lksn OFFICE At
PUEBLO. Colo. Jun. =, lssA
NOTICE Is HEkEkl GIVEN THAT The
~ following med ~ettlsr kas filed notice of
hi- ini-uiion 10 make FINAL pros; Ia support Of
his claim. and that said proof will b. mad. b--
fore th. clerk of the district oonrt at La JuntA-
Colorado. on August ID fss. VIZ. Charles e
Carson, II = iiols. for tn. -nur Invest quarter.
northeast quarter. west hall southeast guar
ter. section northwest quarter northeast
quarter. section II, township . south. range
81 west. 9TH y.
He name the following ~itne--s- to prov.
hi Continuous residence upon and cultivation
sf said land, viz; John NJ Nelson, of i-i-~r
Colorado, William ~. Corbtn. Roy Adkin-,
John Good pastor, all of Higb~-, Colo
:. A. ABBEY, Register.
First publication, June =. Iss
Last publication. August l. 1sUs.
La Junta tribune., 1906-08-01
Lady Correspondents Take se,ies-

The young lady who wrote the
editor of the great family journal
an anonymous letter and signed II
III No Hoo" is mistaken. We have
not the pleasure of her acquaint-
ance. and have not the faintest or
even the remotest inkling a. to her
identity. From the tone Of her let
ter we do not believe that We care
TO make her acquaintance. The
young lady in question wrote Us
two letters one in English and one
in Spanish. which proves that she Is
not very intimately acquainted with
Us, as we cannot speak or read a
syllable in any language outside Of
the plain United States lingo The
letter in English roasts some society
dame of Swink to a dark brown
finish, and in language that would
not look well in the columns Of the
great family journal. The young
lady wants US to publish both the
letters one in English and the
other in Spanish. just to make it
more binding we suppose, and sends
US fifty cents TO help Us out in case
we should engender a libel suit by
publishing the epistles. We would
like to return the Young lady the
munificent sum Of money which is
now in our possession. as We can't
possibly comply with her request TO
publicly roast the female Swink
lady. As we do not know the iden-
tity of our young lady correspondent
We are in quandary as TO what TO
do with so much easy money un-
less we place it in the contribution
box the next time We go to church.
La Junta tribune., 1906-08-01
Many are dunned, but
few cough up. Look At
the date on your label.

EVIDENTLY there are still few
descendants Of Ananias in the jay
hawker state. who are frenzied fl
nancial liars when the open season
for assessors is on. According to
the completed tax returns the as
SCISSORS of Kansas found only 81
799 .924 in cash upon which taxes
will be paid According TO the re-
port OF the state bank commissioner
there was over Sl33, ,OOO.OOO on de-
posit in the banks Of Kansas on
March lst. But then who wouldn't
be plain ordinary liar just once a
year for Sl2g. 900. 900.
La Junta tribune., 1906-08-01
Notice Tor Pubiicstion.
UNITKD STAIIs LANn OFFtcr.
Baasf.l.. .I. luln p. V44.

rNITKD sTAIts LANp OFFtcE. .
Pueblo. tolo-. July =, Iss.s
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ folloNing -bsui.d settler ha. nl.-i notice
Of her intention fs make final pruof in sup
port Of her claitt. aud that satd proof " ~ h.
nssi- before Clerk of the District Court al La
Junfa Colorado gu September 20. 10. viz
Liiy u kirksHdait. ~ = iis-s, for N. -outh-
west quarter. northeast quarter. uurth half
outheast quarter, southeast quarter. ~uuth-
East quarter. section - toN u-hip % south
rang" ~ HrSf.
~he nafns- III. fDliIsfua ~ ssfus-se- fa prove
her eoutln lnft1its Ts~tdsue. uIIuu aud culTINI-
ttsu uf said laHr- NtEs J isuard Etcharti-uu.
q Nsissr. Colorado. lsulFI Parker =.
Pred tuFdoFa. A~hlry Near uf "a Iuuru.
A. kEbEN. Eazistar.
b ir-f uuHlicaI. uri, August lHsr.
Last fat.l.lls4tlof- = -utrIutIsr O.. l.ssi.
La Junta tribune., 1906-08-01

UNLESS there is a slip between
the cup and the Ip Rocky Ford wII
probably have thirst aytirguishlag
empurigm- on Watermelon day. At
a very warm council meeting held
Monday night Of last week an ordin-
ance providing for and regulating
saloons was placed on It's FIRST read
ing. The number 81 saloons Is
limited % three and the license is
- .Opj per snnum. The ordinance
was passed hy the usual vote Of four
o. two. and In the face II a protest
# 7ep citizens from the town proper
and 30 residents Of the country
who fled a petition a mile long
against the passing of the saloon
ordnance The printing of the
ordnance was awarded 20 Editor
Barkley. the patron saint of prohi-
hition in Rocky Ford. and strange TO
relate the columns Of the last issue
Of his great religious and moral
weekly were defilea with an orSiin-
ance licensing saloons in the biggest
town in the world at the usual I
N--L -->ies 3
La Junta tribune., 1906-08-01
osssrr LAND. Fiasi 1roes---no,ies fo'
Public StiOe.
UNIFIED STATES LAND OffIcE !
PUEhlo, CoLa.. June -. lsss.

UNIFIED STATES LAND OffIcE
PUEsLo, Cola. Jun. - Iss-
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ fred y. y~liqu~tte Of Hisb-.. Colorado,
ha. fled notice Of int~pfion Ia max. proof ON
hi. desert land claim No. .r55. for the south
west quarter southeast quarter, section IL.
- e.i half mort beast quarter, norfh~ e~t quar- .
ter -out h~a.t quarter section "a township y,
south. range 81 ~e>t. 2. NJ, before Clerk of
Di.iric, Court at La Junta. Colo. oD Thur
day, III. 18th day OF August, 1856
n. names the follo~ ing Witne--.> to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation of
"a id land John " Nelson. John q. Jewell,
Daniel y. S.i--r, L-sir-S N-i~.r. all of
N.i-~r. Colorado.
: A. ABBEN Register.
Fir-t publication. Juus =, 80.
Last Qualification August 1. Is.s.
La Junta tribune., 1906-08-01
CONSERVATION Summons.

STATE oF COLORADO. fu tse
fnrTrN 90 tIFas- Ga1ufV Court
Tie EsarI - Csuatf
t1unIHa isslsiIIsrs 60 fts
tpttnfy ui or@ra. Ieri-
t.uner- CONDENSATION
~irI 1tei Lirlu1srl1In. rs-
zIsarsiarf.
The r-asls of the ~ra-- - CaI1a4lla 4sa.l
rresti1r - risI ? ---ii'-tii rs-T-1Isr-
atssV. naIrfasl
effh tie ufl.iers .aussl ~ tn 4lz5ue raa-s-i
I-ztlf4oasF that fou arr aou-rs-i.i4ar - tha
tit.ss-1er hss si--i -ifh she a1..i.rs - -.
Is4rIris1n fraT tEf fhasi he fosEnfg falff s i-f
casl--e - b. a=fsr rfliisi ne rsise sf rla ElisG
zfsa re- salaasf - sfllll lItfis.E 90 b. PARA -
yea TOR ar IN rFsIa-cr 70 fh@ laFuT.zrrg zzt- -
- 4Ft-.pristesi o. 4 ssi lFHlsr ~ sl1.sl
So - thai e.rfain faares-l - lattf. lEiuE and
h--inz IN the Cisanfg - s'-sra la -sl ~-,ra
sud d.sserlt~d a. fssilya-s- ra-sft. Es-n5aaiuas
~ fhs ssssrt hp eu-slsr q Elsark Ffa. =
I4sr, sfi AdsItis - ~ tszu- ulap cirr -
r5arrh n. q s.ia 5ls.rs -. h, -. -
e.-r eorr~r tt~r-ef aist-sr-= . - fs.-
rh-uce nsrrh aisfsure % - faa-s fFs.rs-s
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-.s.srh ssfstsre~ - - faer - - -. -
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49, n ~sad pstitioa - farrh un.ier ehars-~
-nf--y -.sr1e u -he tf-zeral IaWz - fsiss-s.a.,
en-irl - 4 sain-rs D-s-asiri. -r-p-i. - -
E.,rp..-~ = .syinS eur aaa -stahii-hi-e :
yea sre fh.r-fo-e u.ar So r--z.-.,-, 81. 4.
80 ~ srrer nei,s-e rh- esi1fr tourr = ssid
teFs1sry- e Ia lanta- un rhe f1h iav ~ -
r~mtrr a y. f'Ht- ~ -he hsr- - D. :, '-T1.-L =
rne fo-enu-7n - sssIe sas. -hsr sn.s rt.r- =
srs ser nrro the SD ~ l-l.n a-lf af.il7e ~
o-rt~- 20 rhr tcr-- Ir.ig-- - ~ -
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f1e-k - ~sas3 taarr s-,1 - - -..,-..ss
sfrern A. Nd - La J1rrz- n 49, fle-s'---
- ~ eay - 1uis a y Izsl
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@Hc-e s-d Fx-f-@~5r f1.-E
frss Bghlicsrl.sai- 4.-a~t u r-s
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La Junta tribune., 1906-08-01

fu the
falufv fauTrt
La Junta tribune., 1906-08-01

MoRE than 10000 people have
spent two or more days each week
in Manit0u since the present sum
mer season opened, notwithstanding
the fact that the capacity of that
resort for caring for visitors is not
more than 1000 per day Between
1900 and lJ.On1 people have gone
q the summit Of Pixies Peak over
the cog road and between ,2pO and
I 800 people have made the ascent
ON bgrrus this summer AU prev
i1ls records for tourists have been
broken this year. and the fame uf
natIr.'s wonderland n Colorado IS
more widely extended than ever.
La Junta tribune., 1906-08-01
nenes Of Asjss,men, Day.
HENRY SMITH. DEcEas

EsIATEOF HENKYJ. Smith. De- EaSED-
L The uEd-rsixn-d- having t<-.n appointed
ad m istrdior Of the estate 81 h~nry J. smith
d-e~Ass-i. late Of the county of O;sro, in the
State Of Color ado, d.c-s I'D hereby give sotlee
that he uill .pr~ar before the 1ounry Court
Of Of@ru County. at the Court Hon~e IN La
JuEaia- in sAid County On Nouday, the btb day
Of Augusta ID. i!sS-at tfas hour II 10 q clock a
of aid day, which time all I-r-1nz having
claims against said estate arr notited and r.
qu.st-d TO attend for the purE-s-.. 81 haEin- The
adjusted All fsrr-uu- Indebted 70 salti
estate r-gUrNted To- make Immediate pay
msss "a the under .rusa-
Da,ed a. L. Juuta Colorado. this sth day Of
July. 4 ID isn.
EUGENE n. SMITH,
Adraini-trator of the estat. q Hsury J. smith
D-cra-ssf.
First Publieation. Jlly = Is-,l
l-a-I Fu ~ icafiul August . t.sA
La Junta tribune., 1906-08-01
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST l. 1895.

- -, 4 JUNTA l. a city Of 500 pop
- ulatl0n and the county sat OF
81: ::: !: e: ;: ;::i:; q: ]. !:
>sek& miles soathsssi d Dsnss. % 2,
miles north and east 81 Trinidad. The santa
Ye Railroad Company expended sso0dO in 1874
for permanent construction work. consisting Of
sachin- shop storeh0us-, addition - round
hous@ foundry and extensive car-hois- The alti-
tade j. s.O.5 feet. and the climate, taken IN.
year round. J. unsurpassed Almost constant
sunshine charact-rsz@s the ulntsrs aud = holly
cloudy day is a rarity. La JuntA has all th-
metrop-llitzn eOhy-ni-nce- needed ~ eitJ "i
S.0D population. including many miles at
brick sidewalk, a I-rf-ct system OF sanitary
se~erzR-. an electric light plant which sup
plies all-day and all-nisht service, water
works Owned BY the city, plant for the manu-
faetur. Of artificial ice three rural free delivery
routes. IRE department. t-lsphOnr system ~ith
l0D subscribers, free exchange with hocAJ
Ford, and long distance connections with any
part of tn. state a school system eIo.ll-i by
city in the state, employing t~.nfJ-s-s-n
teAehers In - rooms ten church.ss fifteen secret
and frat-rnsl orders, t~o banks. 10000 capital
and $40 0D deposits; three n-wspay~rss op~rs
house Of 10 seating capacity, brick plant OF
s. nD daily co paciiy. manufacturing h--t quail
ity of yitrired brick -four mill Of 20 barrels
daily capacity. ttopiau Cement BLOCK flant,
en- mploJing twenty-five men canning factory
sseond largest In tn. state. In fact, La Junts
g. one of the best towns Of it. sire IN the state
OF Colorado
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-13
VALLEY POINT.
ondence Of The Argus.

Correspondence Of The Argos.
II. !. Smith contemplaies hauling a large
amount OF lime this wStcr.
Forman Bros are running their sawmill
to its full capacity near Sugar Valley.
Mrs. !. n. Forman. Of near Pleasant
Valley. is recovering very slowly.
William Fran1houser. formerly Of Unio n.
town. is very il with kidney trouble az la $
brother Winfield s..
ENrs. Samuel Hilcman visited her aged
mother last Sunday.
r. w Lenhart bought a fine horse last
week,
X. c. Bishop and Henry Seal ma de a
trip 10 ReedsyIllc 10 visit the formers son.
Carl, who is in business there.
Marshal FAlkcnstine is delivering c oal at
BruCctou.
The TAT cattle in this vicinity are all
about gathered up.
I'd Seal has about completed his job
painting Winfield Johns new Dwelling
Last Saturday was tax day az Valley
Point and a large plumber OF pupils met the
sheriff there TO pay their first Dawson tax
reform. Hurrah for Daw son.
Walls Bros are making preparations 10
take a large amount OF poultry to Union.
town, having engaged 1--WE OF the best teams
they can secure.
Edward Elliot will build a large Barn
soon. \
Earl Gale went TO Morgantown to EoA
this winter W4NDtE. :
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CUZZARr.
Conespondence Of rhe Afgns

correspondence Of The Argus
w a Wolfe and J. a. F~rankhouser we're
spending a couple Of lays al GAINESVILLE
the past week.
Master Joseph Kelley has been on the
sick list with sore throat.
Mrs. w. a. Wolfe has been suffering
with rheumatism the past few weeks
Jehu Jenkins is still in a critical condi.
ton
Our school is progressing nicely. Mr.
Wolfe is one Of the finest instructors To-
the county.
Christmas Is stealing in on as. but wo
haven't heard Of anything 10 arrest the
attention Of the little ones.
We are glad 20 congratulate our people
below as 10 the big coal deal thai they have
entered into. 70 will bring lots Of money
into old Preston, besides a good outlook
Tor plenty Of railroad facilities. with her
valuable coal fields. ore beds. fine sand
beds. FIRE clays, oil, etc. Preston is des.
tined to be one Of the richest counties m
the State.
Mrs. George Llvengood is suffering with
a very sore limb.
James Feather and wife we're calling on
s. w. Cranes a few days the past week.
Miss Elsie Livengood Is teaching a sue.
cessiul term Of school az Sugar Valley.
! The next institute will be held az that place.
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ALTA.
Correspondence of The Argus.

Correspondence of The Argus.
]. S. Pulliam. the enterprising farmer of
Albright. was in town on business Tuesday.
P.J Knapp, OF Amboy, was here Tues.
day on business.
q. w. Cramer, the genial postmaster OF
GAINESVILLE, was in town Tuesday.
&c. Mayer was in Rowlesburg on bust.
ness Friday Of last week.
L. F. Smith. the efficient merchant oil
Rodamer. was in town Tuesday.
A. >. Miller, the merchant Of Corlnth,
was in town Friday.
w. II. kightmyer. Of Rowlesburg. was
In town on business last week.
Joseph g.. Feather, the prosperous far.
mer OF GAINESVILLE, was in town Monday.
Miss Adelaide Wheeler, Of Rowlesburg
spent Sunday in town. the guest Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs M. +. Foley. OF Piedmont,
who have been visiting relatives IN town
for several days, returned home Monday.
L NJ. Hoffman. OF Rorlesburg. was here
on business Monday.
Frank A Morris, Of Oakland, spent Sun
day in town. the que 81 OF his parents.
p. S. King Of the RowlesDurg Racket
Store, was IN tow Monday renewing old
acquaintance.
NJ. w Gale has recently installed a
phone in his residence near Lake Terra
Alta.
Charles S. Forman has sold his farm a,
Pine Run 10 George w Southern x Sons.
OF CIarksburg. Consideration 5000. II 4.
understood the purchasers will cultivate
fruit extensively.
Wesley DeBerry. who was hunting in
Grant county, returned home Saturda,
overlooking with good humor. good healtl
and good luck. To prove 10 his friend.
that the reports Of his success IN killinl
two deer was not false he brought the said
deer triumphantly home with him, and Ia,
since had them on exhibition TO stir the
ambition Of less successful hunters.
James T.. Beatty. who emigrated to Iowa
about two years ago. has recently come iC
the conclusion-like many others who hav,
left the Mountain State-that there is M
place like the West Virginia home. lie anc
his family nave again returned to Terrs
Alta, where his many friends hope he maj
live long and continue TO prosper.
Q. Z. Gale, Of Albright. was a business
visitor in town Tuesday.
WV Groves the hustling sawmill mai
Of Williams was here on business last week
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This IS the merchants busy time.
DIR. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.
GO TO MURDOCH.


Or. l. ID. Chandler OF Pawtueket. K l.
is thee guest Of Or. r w. Strickler.
Edmund Messenger is visiting his daueh
ter. Mrs ] T. Patton. in Tunneiton.
Henry c. Flyihe was out at Gladesvill,
Sunday attending the funeral OF his father
We are pleased to welcome Paul She'll
OF Function to the army Of ARGUS sub
scribers.
Miss Dora Stone has returned home alter
spending a few days with Morgautowu
relatives.
Rev. p. II. Murray. Of Bridgeport. will
preach in the Baptist church. Klugwood.
next sunday. at II a. m. and go p. m.
Miss Daisy Brown. formerly a W V. u.
student, returned home Monday after a
lew days visit with friends at Morgantown.
a house owned by ]. s. Hunt on Tunnel
HUI. Tunnelton. and occupied by Walter
Taylor and family. was destroyed by IRE
last Saturday morning.
NJ. j. Hagadoru. OF Dellslow. has pur.
chased the Utt property near town. along
the line OF the NJ. < X, and. proposes to i'm
prove it considerably. MIR UT has moved
TO Dellslow.
On account Of the program for the teach
ers' institute TO be held at Tunnelton on
Friday, December Al. 1906. being somewhat
lengthy. it has been thought best to have
same printed and sent to the teachers per
sonslly.
The Preston Leader will be sold to the
highest bidder at the front door Of the
courthouse next Monday. Those desiring
to live a life of ease. free from worry and
care. with unlimited bank account. should
be on hand early.
Home IL. Andrews, the Efficient and &C.
c~ommodating assistant cashier OF the Bank
OF Kingwood, has resigned his position, to
take effect at the end OF tho month He
will be succeeded by Felix Elicit. who has
resigned as manager Of the Coal Company.
stores at lrona and Atlantic;
II makes us very tired indeed, to have
merchants insist on us TO urge the people
TO trade at home and not send away 10
mail order houses or big city stpres for
their goods. aud when we go around to
SETTLE our accounts have prescnted to us a
bill head printed AWAY from home or re
ceive a copy Tor an al written on a letter
head which never trade at home" Yes.
We believe in il, but those who cry out so
loud and persistently should certainly be
FIRST to set the example. Oakland Republi.
can.
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GLADESvILLE.
Special Correspondent OF The Argus.


Died-At his home near Gladesvule, on
Friday evening. December z,rooo. Of a com.
| plication OF diseases. Rev. Z. r. Flythe.
AGED about % years. Deceased was a
Lieutenant in the Confederate army. and
was ordained a minister OF the Gospel by
the Freewtll Baptist church. aud lived a
consistent Christian lie. Funeral services
were conducted by Rev. w. II. BayIes. az
the Glsdesville Baptist church. on Sunday.
Deceased leaves a widow and two children
to mourn their loss. The children are
Henry fly,he, now residing at Haywood
and Mrs. Mollie knight. OF Taylor county.
There will be a Christmas tree at the
Gladesville Baptist church on Christmas
eve.
j. w. Massie held a festival In his new
hall on Friday and Saturday evenings. the
? and 8. but there was only a few out the
hrst night. Miss tdella Manear was there
the FIRST night but concluded to Wait the
next nigh, for supper,
George w Brown. was taken to Cooks
hospital at Fairmont, Novembet as, and un
derwent an operation for appendicitis. HIS
condition at that time was considered very
grave but later reports from his bedside
are more encouraging.
Rev. w. II. Bayies. assisted 10y the Rev.
Mr., Beaver, OF Haywood. are holding A
proiracted meeting at Triu1e lin Monon.
gala county.
The protraeted meeting at Glsdesvhle
Baptist church will begin about the middle
OF January. Our pastor, Rev. VIII. Bayles
will be. assisted in the meeting by the Rev
Nit Jones, OF Terra Alta,
Miss Carrie Robey says she don't care
what color is most fashionable. she pre-.
ters Greene 10 any other.
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Another Fire scare.

About ? O'Clock las, Friday FIRE was dis
covered Ia the splendid residence OF I. r
Marup. but the aames we're subdued be
fore much damage resulted. Il originated
from the chimney between the kitchen and
dining room aud had been smolderiug some
time before noticed A crowd quickl,
gathered and rendered timely help.
Mr Martin has a soo-galion tank Of water
In the sstte and a lot OF hose also a chemi.
cal hre ~eNtinguisher which made shor,
work in subduing the danes. but the wood.
work had caught clear TO the top aoor and
II was about three hours before an danger
was past.
The damage from tearing out OF the plas.
tcring and ceiling and from the water was
greater than from the are. but is fully GOV.
cred bY insurance. Had the ere smolder.
ed ull midnight the building would probably
have been entirely consumed. as the family
all sleep In other parts Of the house, aud
would not ave discovered IL in time
This is another warning 20 the citizens OF
kingwood TO install a water works system
and organize a fire company. The latter
would be useless without the former.
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DELLSLow ITEMS.
Special correspondence of the Argus.


Like spring down here in the valley.
Butehering IS the order Of the day aud
many tue porkers have been slaughtered.
Lee Lemons says he has one that will
take the premium snd,wlil dress roo pounds.
We will report when we see il on the scales.
The schools Of MonongaliS county are
all supplied with teachers. with probably
three exceptions.
The Dellslow school opened on the sd.
with about % enrolled in the two rooms.
More seats have been ordered tor the
primary room. Another year will need one
more room. The teachers are lanes L.
Meklure and NJ Gibson. This is Mfr.
GibSon's c year here.
Our genial friend. NJ. J. HaEadorn. will
locate in Kingwood and enter the real es
tate business.
]. {, stone will spend a month during
the holidays visiting his son wilbert. OF
near Uniontown. Pa.
The street cars are still getting farther
up the creek aud may vet fool the old
fogies by creeping into Xingwood.
Our merchants are doing a thriving bust.
ness also one speak easy aud one
poker Joint"
turkeys are r~oosting very high, es.
peeially in priee, so that a poor man can
not taste their valuable meat. STUDENT.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-13
ChrIstmas GreetIng. 1900.

Our holiday goods are desirable gifts foi
both old and young. a cheerful call Ia
Christmas buyers Come and look Your
judgment will tell you what to do. n YOU
want to be treated right-if you want TO bus
right-make our store your h%eadquauers
Tor your Christmas buying. Take advan.
tage Of the cash prices we are now offering
and supply your every need with useful and
needed articles that make the home cheer.
fol and comfortable.
Wishing you a happy Christmas and a
prosperous New Year. we are faithful,
yours, H. RoDEHEAvER q son.
3 Terra Alta, W. Va.