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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1906-09-07
Delinquent Tax List
for the Year 1905,
of Amounts Less than
Twenty-Five Dollars.
Territory of New Mexico, !
County OF Sierra.

County OF Sierra.
Notice ls hereby given that, 7,
J. c. Plemmons, Treasurer and Ex-
Officio Collector OF Sierra County.
New Mexico, will on the Fifth day
OF November, A. d, 1906, at the
hour of 10 o'clock a. M, OF that
duy, at the east door Of the Court
House in the town of Hillsboro, ia
said County and Territory, offer at
public sale the following described
real estate and personal property,
for the purpose of satisfying the
claims of the territory of New
Mexico and County of Sierra for
taxes due and now delinquent upon
and against said property up to
and including 1905, and that will
continue to offer the same for sale
from day to day for sixty days
from above date:
Precinct No, Lake Valley.
Ray Dmsam, personal property.
amount $3.06, penalty 15c., total
1921
Emmons Longbottom, personal
PROPERTY amt. $l777. pen. SO, total
$18.66.
Mrs. NJ E. Williams, dwelling
house, amt. 69c., pen. &c. total 72c.
I, ]. Wilson &c q. l.. Brooks.
Jhapeau lode mine No. 14747 l6
64 100 acres, amt. 1916, pen. 46c,,
total S9.62.
Precinct No. q Hlllsboro.
Silas Alexander, house & lots 4.
D, a 5 DIX. 5, amount So So len
atty 45c., total $9,4l.
Franc Baronwski, land Il imps.
east oi Porter mill, amt. .l651, pen. .
S3c., total Sl7.34. 2 lots formerly
owned by e. w. Clark and imps,
amt. $4.l2, pen. 2lc, total $4.33,
Francisco Chaves, lot No. 3 blk
No. 40 & imps., lot in Grayson ad-
dition, amt $3.7l, pen. 19c., total
$3.50.
J. w. Dawson, house & lots 5, IL
& II blk No. 3, amt. SIS so. pen. 27c.,
total $5.77 Personal property,
amt. $IO.92, pen. Soc, toral Si..t-
Jacob Durango, house e. lots 5 a.
ii blk 8, amt. $3.44, pen. 17r. total
$3.6l.
Mrs Felicita Garcia, ] interest
in blk No. AZ & imps., amt. 1924,
pen 12c., total $2.46.
Hartford Fire Insurance CO.,
personal nroperty, amt 81 SO, pen.
Sc, total LIT.
j. h. Jones, personal property,
amt. $l254, pen. 63c, total S13.17.
London, Liverpool & Globe In
surapce Go, personal property,
SIG, pen. &c., total $l.22.
Jose La Luz Madrid, house and
lot in Reserve, amt. $3.0S, pen, 15c.,
total 1923.
Barney Martin, piece of land east
of Porter mill, & hay house, amt.
Sd. 20. pen. 2lc., total $3.50.
Mrs. Mary L. Mead. part Of lots
Nos 6 4 2 blk q md imps.. amt.
$9.46, pen. AZ, total 1898.
Alice M. Morris, ahouses in Her.
mosa and other imps., amt, $424,
pen. 2lc., total $445,
Celestino Orosco. house in King
ston, amt, Sl,96, pen. .l0c., total
$2.06.
Tubrcio Padilla. house and lot
on Happy Flat formerly owned by
Nabor Madrid, amt 1912, pen. 11c,
total 1928.
Mrs. E. f. Pearson, personal pro-
perty, amt. $1.62, pen, &c., total
$170
August Reingardt, store build
ing in Kingston, amt. $2.75, pen.
l4c., total, $3.50.
Jacoba Serna, personal property.
amt. 1886, pen Is, total 1914.
Gabriel Sereceres, personal pro-
Continued on page 81
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1906-09-07
Delinquent Tax List
for the Year 1905.
Territory of New Mexico,)
County Of Sierra.

1
of the laws OF the Territory Of New
Mexico, I, the undersigned treas
urer and ex.oflicio collector of the
County OF Sierra IN the Territory
of New Mexico, have prepared and
do hereby cause to te published
within the sud county the follow
ing list containing thei names ct
the owners of all property in said
county upon which the taxes have
become delinquent on or before the
End. day of jane. A. ID 1906, to-
gether with a description of the
property and the amount of taxes,
penalties and costs due, opposite
each name and description togeth-
or with sperate statement OF the
taxes due on personal property
where the several taxes are due
from the said owner or owners,
and the year or yearsfor which the
same are due.
Notice is hereby given that i,
the undersigned treasurer and ex-
oficlo collector Of said county OF
Sierra, will apply to the district
court, held in and for said county
of Sierra, upon the nextreturn day
thereof, to-wit: -on Monday, the
Fifth dayof November, A. D. 1906,
the same occurring not less than
thirty days after the last publica-
tion thereof, for judgment against
the persons, lands, and real estate
and personal property described
10 the following list. wherethe same
amounts to over twenty five dol
lars. together with costs and pen
alties, and for an order to sellsame
to satisfy such 1n1gnfeht.
And further notice is hereby Civ
en- that within thirty days after
rendition ct such judgment against
such property, ard after having
given notice by hand bill ported
at the front door oe the building
in which the district court for said
county of Sierra is held, to-wit:-
the court house of said county of
Sierra, at lest ten days prior to
said sale, |, the undersigned treas
urer and ex-oflicio collectsr Of the
county OF Sierra, will offer for sale
at public auction in front of said
building, the real estatet and per-
sonal property described in said
notice, against which judgment
NAV be rendered for the amount
of taxes. penalties ani costs due
thereon, continuing said sale from
day to day, as provided by law.
JOHN @. PLEMMONS,
Treasurer and Ex-Officio Collector
OF Sierra County New Mexico.
Precinct No. Lake Valley,
b. f. Parks, ranch in sec. 10 &
Is To. 1S s. r. s W., 12O acres & i'm
provements, amount 1925, penalty
Il cents, total 500. Personal pro-
perty, amt. $44.62, pen. 223, total,
$46.85.
Precinct No. 2 Hlllsboro.
Robinson Chaves. house & lot
on Happy Flat, amount, So rs. pen
atty l3c., total $2.8S. Personal pro-
perty amt. $50 25, penalty $1.96,
total Sal al.
Mrs. Annie Grayson, 81 mel
Sci NW4 Sec. II tip. Ii s, r. Z
W., 100 acres and imps., amount
$4S. .95. pen, $2.45, total S5140.
Frank W. Parker, lots 3, 4, 5, s,
| 7 blk No. 43 part of tract No. 73.
amount $2S.64, pen. SLAB, total
$30.07.
Will M. Robins, personal pro-
perty, amt. $2772, pen. Sl39, total
$29.1l.
Precinct No. g. Kingston.
| Henry J. Brown, improvements
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Continued on page 81
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-09-20
THE UMBRELLA.
1t Has Been Known and Used For
Thousands of Years.

1t Has Been Known ana OSeo Tor
Thousands of Years.
Possibly many of you suppose
that the umbrella is a modern in
vention, but it is not. Both as an
emblem of rank and as a protection
from sun and rain it is of very an
cient origin. Though the materials
used in the manufacture have been
constantly changing, the general
construction of the frame has been
changed but little in thousands Of
years.
Egyptian and Nineyite sculptures
of the earliest dates have many rep
reservations of the umbrella, but it
is invariably in connection with roy
atty. 1t was always held over the
head of monarch when he rode in
his chariot and at his great open air
feasts. In some of the Hindoo
sculptures Vishnu is represented
carrying an umbrella when going
on visit to the internal regions.
We find frequent references to
the umbrella in the Greek poets, for
its use was quite fashionable among
women of high rank in Greece. In
the middle ages it was an emblem
of rank in the church. Umbrellas
were carried over cardinals and
bishops in solemn professions, and
all of the large cathedrals owned
one or more umbrellas that we're
kept for use on such occasions.
The Chinese adopted the umbrel-
la at very early period in their his
tory and for many centuries were
the only people that did not confne
it's use to the king and princes of
the blood. However, they permit
ted only men of wealth and high
position to carry them. The COM
mon people protected themselves
from the elements by making their
hats broad and umbrella shaped.
From the time that they estab-
lished their empire the japanese
have made much use of the umbrel-
la. 1t is also used throughout In
dia, but it is a mark of rank in Bur-
ma and Siam. One of the titles of
the king of Burma is '1ord of the
twenty-four umbrellas" He uses
white silk umbrellas, and no other
person is permitted to use a white
one. The princes of the blood each
have, as a mark of distinction, two
gilt umbrellas, with handles ten or
fifteen feet in length. The other
officers of the state have but one.
From early drawings it seems
probable that the umbrella was in
troduced into Europe in the four
teenth century, but it did not come
into general use until about 1900.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-09-20
FOR RENT.

Five acre tract with four-room
house, 1 mile S. w. of city. Rent
5000 per month.
Five acre tract with fve-room
house, ~ mile N. w. of city.
Rent 5000 per month. Both un-
der high state of cultivation.
Five acre tract with small two
room shack, Il mile west of city.
Three-fourths cultivated. $3.50
per month rent.
II, WETTSTElN,
The Main Street JeWeIer.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-09-20
Miss Mays brothers"

Commencement day at Dothem
Hall, the famous seminary for young
ladies.
Papa" said the pretty girl in
white, "let me present you to Miss
Dothem, our principal"
Miss Dothem beamed on the old
man.
Il congratulate you, sir" she said,
"upon your extremely large and af-
fectionate family
Large and affectionate?" he
stammered.
eyes, indeed" said Miss Dothem.
''No less than twelve of Mays broth
ers have come steadily during the
winter to take her driving and
sleighing, while the two older ones
were most assiduous in escorting her
to the theater twice a week. Min
.IoEUpsls
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-09-20

- /.
1. +. Llttlehelo LAS - esn nsn
and oysters LOT SAFE a. 'ne D@i oei
Meat Marker. A7o''
Today is jewish New ear ana
our jewish merchants closeo
their business HOUSES
J. +. Pdntr!dge, VINO nas re'lf-
ed from the d .ay business mas
gone TO Stansbury, MISSOURI
where he will visit with 'elatlv5 S
and old friends.
The "Georg is =" is adver-
tising t"r tie address al every
mo'her VIII, il Nous for her
dauxls = 10 : arr, ! salo"n-beep-
err.
Mr. +. J, !lsn%cn came in
from the brick factory this
o,,;,r.nd ,s.or,s terrific
~ . .
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shaSaEA
&eelA8IEl
wS1~S~Y~T
A Brilliant Society Affair at The
Coal Center"

Specially Reported Tor The ASGus.
most pleasant aud enjoyable social
Junction. real party Of "ye olden time. "
was given Tuesday evening by Miss Bess
Gibson in honor OF her friend. Miss Marie
Cupp, daughter OF ex-SheriH w. 4. Cupp.
OF 81. George, now a guest OF the Gibson
home. large number OF invitations were
issued. nearly IL not all respondiug to them.
When Miss BesS entertains everybody
knows there is something dom De and that
royal good time is assured Those pres.
ent we're;
Mr.. and Mrs n A Murray, Mt aud Mrs
"Iouy' Stafford. Mr.. and Mrs Or Smith
Mt. and Mrs. Howard Dawson, MIR and
Mrs. Bert Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Shumaker, Mr. aud Mrs D. +. Watson.
Mrs. Senator Montgomery. Misses Edith
Miller, Ouic West. Kate Shahan. Lirsie
Ashby. Mollie Shahan Messrs. w. q. La.
velle, Arthur Halbritter. Harry Poland
Arthur Miller. John Werlich, +. T.. Par
rack. Mayor II. H. Cross and one Moore. q"
Games, new and unique. were induced
iu-that is. they were new before the Revo
luton, and so greatly appreciated tina:
am sure they were new to most OF us. one
game was this. Each guest was presented
with tiny blue bag containing 90 beans
Any one who was caught using either OF
these words Yes, no. you. or we. was re.
CURED to pay bean to the one first finding
them guilty, The one who at the close OF
the game having the greater number Of
beans was to receive a box OF Lowneys. w.
q. Lavelle having obtained the largest mum
Der was declared the victor. ELIMINATE
these hye little words from the English Ian.
guage and there could be no courtshps
nor marriages, nor reporters. nof news.
papers Another game was this: Every
gentleman had placed I'm his hands the end
OF Irvine string with instructions TO follow
ITS leading, Likewise the ladies' These
strings led in every direction. except
straight up. The result was that every
gentleman found a lady at the middle Of
hls strinV and every lady a gentleman at
the middle OF hers This mixed things up
In fine shape. No man got his own wife for
partner That didn't seem to make any
particular difference. (bui lots more fun)
Tor they got some one else's or a pretty girl.
The costumes were so various aud so
amusing that | really can't describe them
Almost every fashion from the days OF
Lord Fairfax to Rufus Rodeheaver. were
represented. All the ladies were pretty
aud sweet and aHable Our ladies couldn't
wear any kind OF costumes that would
make them appear otherwise.
The luncheon consisted OF old fashioned
mush and milk. pumpkin and dried apple
pie. etc.-the same kind that George Wash
ingtou and his army wanted at Valley Forge.
Everything was so good that not one pres.
ent recognized the fact they were old fash.
Toned. Each guest went away highly pleased
with all that transpired, but more so with
Miss Ress herself for no more popular
young lady resides in tins section Of the
State
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Important School Announce cement.

A'bor Day, April the 18th, will he appro.
priately observed 30 the pupils and teachers
of the kingwood School. Simple exercises
relating TO tree aud to bird life will be held
in the various rooms, beginning at , o'clock
in the afternoon. These will lie followed
by the planting of number of trees. The
patrons and friends of the school are cordial
ly invited to be present.
The grades of the school will close ON
Monday, April the IoIh. Appropriate clos
ing exercises will be held at the Armory on
the night OF that date. It is earnestly de-
sired that every pupil of the school should
he present Parents need not fear to have
their youngest come, for each will be IN the
care of his teacher. The friends aud patrons,
especially the parents ate cordially invited
TO be present
The pupils of the high school, in order 10
close up some very important work yet un.
finished, will continue their studies another
month. Commencement, for which prepar.
atoms are going forward rapidly, will come
On the night Of May the I4,h
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ZAR IOTTINGS.


Correspondent of The Argus.
Miss Rosa Cupp is staying at Mrs. jim
Niemau.
Gay Guseman was a, Buce,on Sunday
afternoon.
Ralph Kelley has been on the sick list the
past week
Hugh Kelley was a, IIa,elton on business
Friday last
$. Frank Kelley put his lime kiln up
Wednesday.
Rev. y. A. Friend preached for us again
Saturday evening.
Geo. L. spiker was a, Kiogwood last
Monday on business.
A. S Chidesler of Cuzlari, was business
caller here Saturday.
okey Miller moved his family back to
Alton las, Thursday.
Miss Lulu Suawser was gucst Of Mrs.
Jennie Spiker Tuesday
Cyrus Skaters youngest child has been
very sick the past week
Fad SoiL., .,. o,, No.. c,...-..,,.
Tuesday and WeJo.sdav
Metv,o C,,,,s ,.o, tt,,.I,aa
80 " '''"''''''' ""''''"f
49,,
-, ,''' ""' "'' '''"'' 'e
YAM" "'''"y
w. '''' ''''' '-'''"a ',"E', oi ,'u'e'''"'
W.. '''''"h ~ ''''" ''''''' 'u"''y
Misses Rosa ana Grace Barnes OF Salem
''"' WIZ ''"''s ''''"'' "''' sunday
Master clyde McD'nnis OF Bfandonville,
V''''ng al ms grandpa SP'kers near here.
Messrs King Of Piusburg, and Johnson Of
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A COMING EVENT
That Casts Its Sunshine Before.

The following handsomely engraved In.
Vitations have been sent out here this week
and received by large circle OF the
friends and relatives OF the contracting
parties
Mr.. aud Mrs. William Hent. Murdoch
request the honor OF your presence
az the marriage OF their daughter
Susan Tacy
TO
Rev. Willie Haldcmau BayleS
on the afternoon OF Wednesday April ssth
nineteen hundred aud six
at two o'clock
Haywood West Virginia
The bride to be has been a compositor In
the Argus Printing House for several years
and one OF our most faithful and valued
employees and we regret to lose her, but
what is our loss is another mans gain. and
tho groom to'be Is a lucky man and wins
one OF Kingwoods very best girls. He is
pastor OF the Gainesville Baptist Church.
aud one OF the most brilliant and scholarly
young men In the ministry. lie Is a grad.
uate OF the state University and a student
OF the Louisville Theological Seminary.
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MANOWN

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Miss Latte Hawley is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Lula luskeep OF Keyser.
John w. Turner has been engaged with
a force OF men getting out lime rock for
soma time.
Mrs. Retta Shrout has been quite poorly
for few days with stomach trouble but IS
much better at this writing.
Last Thursday the infant child OF Mr..
and Mrs. Arley EVERY was buried at Beth.
lehem, Rev. Cross conducting the services.
l.. Squires has bought new saw mill.
which will be shipped IN on the NJ & K.
road soon. lie will put his mill in above
the big 6ll near Barton Fields.
We hope the officials OF the NJ. & X. will
build depot at this place soon as one is
badly needed here for the accommodation
of passengers.
Charley Boyers. young man from over
about GAINESVILLE. got OF the train here
last Saturday evening, and judging from
the question asked. we supposed he wanted
to find a barber shop in order to get shaved,
as he .enquired for a Shaaer.
Last Wednesday the dwelling house, barn
and outbuildings on the Asa d. Squires
farm. down near the old Gross mill were
consumed by FIRE. About twenty. five Slavish
people occupied the dwelling, who work on
the NJ. X. Railroad. The fire caught
from a defective hue. and when discovered
had made such rapid progress that 1t was
impossible to extinguish the flames. We
are informed the loss TO these people is
about $500 in money clothing and house.
hold goods. The buildings were old and
dry aud heavy gale was blowing. which
helped to intensity the corAagration.
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PRESTON COUNTY NORMAL SCHOOL
Will Open Ia kingwood May the lth,
1906, and Continue 10 Weeks.

To any one seeking higher educational
advantages; to teachers, especially. who de.
sue inspiration aud help, in matter and
method, Tor their work; aud to all who wish
to pass successfully the Uniform State Exam
nation, thus school offers advantages, un.
surpassed by any school Of its kud in the
State;
The Instructors ate successful school men
of long experience and recognized abili-
~. They ave specialists in summer school
work. The location is absolutely ideal,
climate peieeL people hospitable, living
most reasonable, distractions none. Those
who attend the school will have the use of
the Public School Teachers Exchange abSo-
lutely Without charge to them. W,itc for
particulars
II. L.. FLESHgR,
II. Kingwood, w. Va.
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Baptist Church.
II. L.. FLESuER,
Kingwood, w. Va

The Baptist church last Sunday called the
Rev, G, u. Dsver as pastor, calling him for
full time. Mr. Dever is West Virginia
young man and will graduate from Louis
willie Baptist Seminary in May lie comes
with the highest words of praise as a man
and a student. II hc accepts the call this
will be his fist regular pastorale, but where
he has been in mission work he has been
very successful. Calling pastor for full
time is new move aud move IN the right
direction, We ate glad to add that by the
generosity of the members aud friends the
salary is all pledged. II was during Rev.
III. y. llardway's passionate that the church
was beaulhed aud made comfortable. Now
the Bap,isls here have a neat house of wor.
ship, they owe no money To any one, aud
now hoping to have pastor full time; truly
they have reasons for joy The few mem
be,s have been mos, faithful aud with the
present bright outlook, they feel most en-
couraged. May they have Gods richest
blessings resting upon them aud may his
success attend all of their labors.
&c KILLIAN, Dist Missionary.
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Sunday School Convention.

The twenty fourth annual Sunday school
Convention of the State Sunday school AS.
soclation will meet at Clarksburg. w. Va,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, April
~, I8 and 70, 1900
All ministers of the Gospel and Sunday.
school missionaries, the county officers and
one officer from each organized district, and
five delegates selected by the county officers
are delegates to the State Convention.
We would like a full delegation from
Preston county.
H. G. FoRDYcE, Sec.
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Card OF Thanks.

Editor August
VIII Yoa kindly permit US TO use this
means Of expressing our sincere gratitude TO
our friends aud neighbors for their sympathy
and assistance during the sickness and death
Of our beloved mother. We deeply appre-
ciate your kindness in this our greatest loss
and bereave ment, and for which kindness
We may never be able to repay, bu, to assure
you we extend our heartfelt gratitude.
Sincerely youis,
r. NJ WILLIAMS,
Mrs. l.. G.. MONTGOMERY.
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CHkATFn DEAIn

Kidney trouble often ends fatally but by
choosing the right medicine y. H. Wolfe
Of Bear Grove. Iowa. cheated death he
says Two years ago I had Kidney Tfou.
bic. which caused me great pain. suffering
and anxiety but I took Electric Biuers
which effected a complete cure ! have
also found them Of great benefit IN general
debility and nerve trouble. and keep them
constantly on hand since. as I find. they
have no equal Guarantees them ~ zoe
Sold by The Cooke Supply Co. Howes
vile j. a. Leuhart Of Kingwood and the
lroua supply Co. Of 1rona
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LAST HOPE VANISHED

When leading physicians said that w.
M. Smithart, Of Pekin, Ia, had incuTabe
consumption his last hope vanished but
DR.. Kings New Discovery Tor Consump-
ton. Coughs and Colds kept him out Of the
grave. He says This great specific com.
then have used IL for over 10 years. and
consider IL a marvellous throat and lung
cure" Strictly scientific cure for Coughs
Sore Threats or Colds; sure preventive Of
Pneumonia. Guaranteed. soc and O. %
bottles. Trial bottle free
Sold by The Cooke Supply Co, Of Howes-
Vile ]. A, Lenhart Of Kingwood and The
lrona Supply Co. OF lrona
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A DAREpEvIL RIDE

often ends IN sad accident. 10 heal &C
ctdeutll injuries use Bucklen's Arnica
Salvc "a deep wound IN my foot. from an
accident writes Theodore Schuele OF
Columbus. Ohio caused me great pain.
Physicians were helpless, but Buckleu's
Arnica Salve quickly healed It, Soothcs
and heals burns like magic. CSC.
Sold b. The Cooke Supply co Of Howes-
Vile ]. a. Lenhart. OF Kingwood and
irona supply Co. Of lrona
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A CHANCE POR SATISFACTION.


~ you ever bought e box Of Witch Hazel
Salve that failed 10 give satisfaction the
chances are DO did not have the name ~
G.. Dewitt & Co printed on the wrapper
and pressed boo the box. The original be.
wits Witch Hazel Salye never fails 10
give satisfaction for burns sores. boils
letter. cracked hands, etc. For blind
bleeding itching aud protrUdipg piles 10
affords almost immediate relief 10 stops
the pain
Sold by The Stricklers Drug store and
Vim VI Dent 'Newburg
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Valuable Residence For sale.

The Williams property en- East Main
street, Ktngwood, for Sale on reasonable
terms. Big lot, good water, house, Orchard,
stable, garden etc. For further information
call on or address, J. FRANZ RouEHEAvgr,
Kingwood, VIVA.
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valuable farm for rent I'LL Dec. 1900.
Situated between llowesyille and Function,
known as the Hartley farm. Good house,
good barn, good water, good neighborhood.
For terms apply 70
RUFUS HOLDEN,
Klngwood, w. Va.
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
or the Terra Alta Public Schools on
Monday, April 9th, 1906.

PROCRAM.
Music, Zeller's Concert Band
Invocation, Rev. J. w. Engle.
Music, Zeller's Concert Band.
Essay--"Blundes." Tina Gay Spicher.
Address, john a. McClelland.
Music, Zellcr's Concert Bind.
Presentation Of Ieller--Beerbowe
Medals, DR.. Beethoven
Music, Zellcr's Concert Band