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The Marshall republican., 1906-12-07

THE actual working OF our laws has
shown that the EFFORT 10 prohibit all COM
II 10 not ineffective, Combination Of
capital like combination or labor 10
necessary element q our present indus
to prevent u; and " II were posNlbis.
such complete prevention would DO dam,
sc g ths Roy POLITE What y need
but Ia secure such rigorous and adeauatc
control and supervision Of the coTnbins-
ticHs - % prevent their tnturlng the
itahly. 70 threaten int,iry--for the mere
fact that 2 eoWbinntion has secursd
s ssp' 81 KS S0 would Ssasr an 81 oi rcSss.
ssApcts show. ihat, sycii eon,hinytiSn wss
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-07

. He asks for 7ths Pessns q tke buI IN.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-22
FENNER'S,
 7S SOUTH MAIN ST.
Telephone 1884.

ating class of the High school, the program of the grammar school grades which was carried out yes- terday afternoon at Polls attracted a crowd which was as large as that present last evening in the theater. and because of the younger blood was far more enthusiastic.
 As the curtain ascended at 2 o'clock the stage was a mass of girls in their white dresses and the boys in their black suits, the seats being arranged in such a manner that the last row of graduates was up rather high, but not so far up that it could not be seen. The program opened with chorus. Unfold Ye Portals Everlasting" from "The Redemp- tion." The song, although of a diff ficult nature, was finely rendered, and the applause which followed its rendition was as much an ovation to Miss Katherine G. Gloster. the in structor. as 1t was to the children themselves.
 The first speaker on the program was Henry August Klauberg. from the ouggan school. who delivered "Cassius's Address" He was fol- lowed by Miss Edna l.. Kott from the Sprague school. who recited Joaquin Miller's beautiful poem. "The Sioux Chiefs Daughter" The next num- Der was something new in the form of solo by Eulie Helen Valentine. She represented Miss Fitzpatrick's room of the Croft school and sang Good Night Sweet Dreams" one of Madame Nordica's favorite numbers. The song made a hit and was much appreciated. as the recitations. al- though we'll delivered, were becom- ing a trife boring.
 Keeping a Seat at the Beneft" was the title of an amusing recita- ton given by Miss Julia E. McKin- ley of the Walsh school. and The Polish Boy was recited In a stirring manner by Raymond l.. Stevens of the Driggs school Blow Soft Winds" was sung by all the classes. and Marian Limont Griswold from the Barnard school followed with "The Deathbed of Benedict Arnold.
 Other numbers were '-Saunder Me Glashan's Courtship." by Michael J. Hesley of the Washington street school: The One Legged Goose" by Hazel Marguerite Hoag: Min. nehahs, an Indian Serensde." one of the class choruses: Penelope's Christmas Dance by Ethel Morris Walden. from the Hopeyille school. The Bridge of Muskets." by Eliza beth Herman. from the Croft school: '-0ld Kentucky Home" and ~Ameri- ca" were then sung. after which su- perintendent Tinker presented J. J. McDonsld. vice-chsirmsn of the board of education. vho made a few remarks and then awarded the df- piomas. every boy and girl receiving . round q appiasss co the diploma yns givuA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-22
THE POLICE COURT.
Boys Fined Si and Costs Each for
 Breaking Into Storehouse.

Judge Burpee held city court to- day. Thomas Byron was given thir- ty days for intoxication and violation of the probation law. Simon Yum- plath was fined s10 and costs for the same offense. Alexander Fraser had the roof of the sky for a bed com fortable in Hamilton park last night. He vas charged with vagrancy. Sen tence was suspended.
 s. N. Levine was up" for allow ing bis dog at large. He said 1t broke it's chain. while Officer Brear- ton stated that it had no chain on. Levine was fined si0 and costs.
 Emil Mitchell, q. William Masone. g. William Kunchner. 10, and Fred eriek Scofeld. colored. l3, were charged with breaking into Henry F. Hardlng's storehouse on Howard place and taking s5 worth of Fourth of July eombustibles. The boys got in through the rear of the D. B. Will son Cos store and then cut hole In Mr Harding's storehouse door. The rest was easy. The stun they took vas mostly small firecrackers and a few of the cannon kind The court said the fault was mostly with the boys parents and imposed fine of sl and costs in each case.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-22
GRADiAR SCHOOL GRADUATES
Held fhefr Public Exerrfses Tesser-
 day Afsrrnoun-

Altkossh thers vss nuch issersst tAkoa Co u euoFtisU e t1o gf1dn-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-22
Who Is Your Printer?

We have facilities at the Demo- crat office for turning out job and mercantile printing at short notice and in satisfactory manner. l. might be to your advantage to give us call next time you want lot of letterheads, billheads, tickets, circu- lars, programs or anything in the. line 6f stationery for the office or workshop.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-22

You cannot induce a lower animal to eat heartily when no; feeling well. A sick dog starves himself and gets yell The stomach. once orervorked, must have rest the same as youI feet or eyes You don't have to starve to rest your stomach KODOL FOR your stomach. digests what you eat and gives it a rest Puts 1t back In coalition again You can't feel good with q dizordered stomsch- Try Ko- dol Sold by H. W Lake Drug Cn and Jos A Smith. s1s Bank street. Brook lyn-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-22
GOOD MAGAZINE FREE.

Every subscriber to the Evening Democrat can secure copy of one of the best magazines published, free of charge on the following condi- tions: Pay your subscription to the Democrat in advance.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-22
Wedding Presents

We are making this special fea- lure of our business and have just re- ceived big additions to our stock of new and attractive goods suitable for the occasion.
 We have an unusually large display of china in which are chocolate sets, berry sets. cake sets. salads, cake plates, cracker jars, pitchers and a Hundred other articles. a5 In tiita glass we have a most ele-l gant line marked at our usual profit which means lower prices than you ever saw before. For more expensive presents we have Dinner Sets and Toilet Sets, the largest stock in the city.
 Bear in mind we are pleased to show the goods to all whether you have any intention of buying or not.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-22

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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-08-16
ZAR IOrrINGS-

| Correspondence OF The Argus.
| Ben AMMAN. OF near CufIaTt. was here on
business Monday.
Mrs. Geo. z. Spiker and son Earl we're
visiting relatives near HaIelton sunday
Mossrs. Johnson and Phillips OF Union.
town, were here on business Wednesday
Bruce Augustine OF near Morgarsglade
has been helping Ezra Kelly harvest
w. d. Smith Of Saginaw. Mich is visit
Ing relatives here
J J. Kelley and his nephew Hugh Kelley.
we're az orr on business Saturday.
Charley Maus,burg OF Uuiontown. has
been visiting relatives and friends near
here the past three weeks
Marshall Wolfe Of near Clifton Mills
was business caller here Wednesday
Mir and Mrs. w II smith and son Wal
ter OF Michigan. were guests at Dayton
Forquer's Thursday
Geo. L Spiker did some carpenter work
for Earl Harmed, near Hazelton. recently
Miss Jessie Kelley OF Terra Alta, aud her
little brother, Paul OF this place. were Wis
ting at their Uncle John O. Kellys from
tuesday until Thursday
Newton Foreman and Ami Smith Of near
Bruceton and Wesley Groves otnear Cor
lard. were here the past week trying to
buy cattle.
Charles Louks J. $ Feather and J. ]
Kelly were out in the coal deld again part
OF last week
w. Il Smith and son Walter were Wis
hing relatives near Cuzfard sunday
Miss Bliss Frankhouscr and her TWO
friends from West Newton, Pa Ethel
Wolfe and her aunt Miss Wilson. we're
visiting friends at Bruceton few days the
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hoffman aud chr
dreu Of Albrightsville. were visiting at
Squire H. Deals Saturday and sunday
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-08-16

For the third Of a century now the run-
Melton campmoetiug has been an estab-
ished instituuoo Duriug some % those
years the interest seemed 10 wane aud
there was a question as TO whether il would
continue But number Of years ago il be
came apparent THAI thts annual meeting
alicd an actual want la this section Of
Northern West Virginia. and u was de.
termined that tt should be made perma,
nent 10 recent years the meetings have
been better aud more largely attended
than ever beIore aud the CamPmeetirg
Association has added number OF i'm.
provements 10 the grounds, A commo.
dious auditorium was ctected-one OF the
best in West Virginia-and this year new
hotel has been built which is capable OF &C
epmmodating a large number OF people.
Pans for additional cottages are being con.
$ dered, and next ycsr will likely witness a
large addition 20 these temporary homes In
the grove and an entire new arrangement
Of the grounds. In this connection there
is point TO which ne desire to direct
special attention 1t has long been realized
that this part Of the State needed a Chau-
tauqua summer school conducted on the
P'""s 'VV"o 10 WViN 80 successfully w
other parts Of the united States--s place
where the thousands OF people in this and
adjoining counties may come and listen 10
delight TO the ableSt preachers, lecturers,
singers, teachers and artists that our couu.
Try produces whore we can learn lessons
OF priceless value from the lips OF talented
men and women that our people hitherto
have been unable TO hear az all. or have
been compelled to travel May miles to
hear. The need IS an actual aud present
fact An who have gwen the matter
thought confess Il, The Tunnelton camp.
meeting furnished a nucleus around which
the greater Chautauqua can be built Shall
1t be done Have we men large enough in
heart and intellect and purse to seife the
opportunity and lay It's foundations now
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-08-16
August 1, 1906
In NenlOrlan.

Nancy Ann Wolf was born sept "a. 1870
and died July 3d. too5 aged ~ years. 10
months and days. She was a daughter
Of the late VIM Shaw OF Terra Alta. and
a sister Of a. Staley Shaw who now resides
at that place
~ 1854 she was united in marriage 10 a
Perry Jenkins. and 10 this union we're born
three sons. two Of whom SURVIVE her-I. W.
Jenkins Of 10 Reno. Okla and T. Ieu.
kus now Ia the mercantile business az
swallow Falls Md
In March 1891 she was married to David
Wolf OF GAINESVILLE Several children
were born to bless this union Early in
life she connected herself with the Presby
terrain church at Terra Alta OF which she
remained a faithful member to the time Of
her death. II was the writer's privilege to
have the acquaintance Of Mrs Wolf in
1891 and from that time 10 1860 was more
or less associated with the family. having
been pastor OF the Lutheran church AZ
Gainesville Tor about six years Mrs
Wolf was a good faithful and conscien.
tious christian woman Although not able
10 attend regularly the services Of her own
tHuieh sUe was idltUIul attendant upon
an the services Of the different churches in
the community where she resided Mrs
Wolf was a woman Of a kind and amiable
disposition Her qualities we're those that
commended themselves 10 everyone. Kind.
ness, genteness patience and 6rmness
we're Gnely blended in her character. and
these qualities served her splcndidly ~
the home, especially in the training Of her
children. The memory Of The character
life and relation TO them Of their now
sainted mother must indeed be a beautiful
one Tier image cannot fade out Of their
hearts it will abide as bencdicuor
through coming years. 10 her husband
she gave the devotion the confidence the
love Of a true noble.hearted woman-rich
est g.ft Of earth 20 man Though gone
she still lives and though hearts are mad,
sad by her removal. the meaning Of sorfo 81
will after awhile be read. Tiu then Ir0
patience and submission control us
q know not when bis islands lift
Their fronded palms i0 air
only know cannot drii
HeSond owe and care
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-08-16
INDEPENDENCE
An PIAY

Mrs. william Waters was shopping In
Grafton last week.
Mrs. Henry Faucet Of Grafton is visit
ing al Mr. Jerome Wales
Mrs. orr Of Fairmon, is visiting her
parents.
Prof Lorraine Fortney Of West Liberty
visited his mother Mrs Fortney last
week
Rev John Brown, Of Tunnelion. Is visit.
ing his many friends here and preached in
the Baptist church last sunday morning
an excellent sermon 20 large and suen.
tive audience.
Mrs Snifcn Of Philadelphia is visiting
her cousin Mrs viii King and family
Mrs Winfield Jackson is visiting friends
iu Giadcsvinc
Mr. George shafsris visiting friends %
Grafton
Mrs Ionic Fouoey 90 Hious visited
Mrs John Newman last week
Miss ora Newman has typhoid fever
FARMERS are busy With ibcIr harvest
making hay while thc sun shines be-.
tween showers
srnGsPrfdE
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-08-16

Monday morning while At The brcstfssi
table Cou,rsde Risch a,d Field suffered a
mild stroke o. paralysis. whiea disabled hip
in bu'h v,ioe and hoahs Bal we ere clad
20 So, hat se oa,ieJ ou him iu abe cveuir (
and f,uod si,u resting cDmfor'abiv. hsy, Z
% grcsi extent ~ .iued his snc-ch au lie
u.s. f thr members feeisd NJ, Fisld IS
an old soldie, Of the CIVIL war, aud has man
f,ienis TIA, will be pleased 10 hear & his
Improved condition Leader
Prot ryiet of Amherst college said TO-.
Gently 4 mau can life comfortably with
out brains no man ever existed without
digestive system. The dySpeptic has
neither faith. hope aud charity. Day BY
day people realize the importance OF caring
for their digestion realize the need OF the
use Of little corrective after overeatinC
A corrective like Kodsl For D,spepsis
Il digests what you ca;
Miss Berniee Porter will be operated upon
Tuesday for appendicitis in the Strick'e
Hospital. Miss Pouer's home Is in BALM
more. but has been The guest Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. w. a. Stone for the past few weeks
The young lady was taken suddenly ul
Thursday night aud Friday morning Or
r. w Suieker was called and diagnosed
the case as appendicitis. Her father, Prof.
Harry w. Porter, arrived here from Balu-
more Saturday morning. and is at the bed
side Of his daughter. Il seems that she has
been troubled for sometime with some thing
of the kind but the real cause was not
known Leader.
Rev. II. c. Howard, wife and son,
Master Hubert, who spent the past ten days
here among their numerous friends, departed
Tuesday afternoon for Mt. Lake Park,
where they will spend a week. and from
thence to Grafton. their home, thus ending
their summer vacation. Rev. Howard is
pastor of Andrews NJ. L. Church in the
above named city, aud we are confident of
the fact that the congregation OF that church
will petition for his return at the next
Annual Conference, as he is one among the
most progressive and able ministers in the
West Virginia Conference. Whenever the
Reverend and his estimable wife come to
Kiugwood they may be sure of hearty greet
ing from their hos, OF friends, as they are held
in the highest esteem by OUT people. and
love 10 have them mingle among them
There is nothing so pleasant as that bright,
cheerful, atpeace with world feeling
when YOU sit down to your breakfast There
IS nothing so conductive to good work end
good results. The healthy man with q
healthy mind and body IS a better fellow, "a
better workman, better citizen than the
man or woman who is handicapped by
some disability. however slight. slight
disorder OF the stomach will derange your
body your thoughts and your disposition.
Get away from the morbidness aud the
blues. Keep your stomach in tune and
both your brain and body will respond
Little indisCretions OF oveTating can be
easily corrected and you will be surprised
TO see how mucn better man you are. Try
little kodal FOR Dyspepsia after your
meals.
Sold by The Stricklers Drug Store and
VIM. NJ. Dent NewburE
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-08-16
GRONDALE

Correspondence Of the Argus
Mr. Buck For,neY mail carrier on Route
No. from Independence, met with quite
serious mshap az Sunnyside mine last
week while la the discharge Of his duties.
This mine is the terminal OF his delivery
up Three Fork" and while in the act Of
turning to go back down the creek lis
horse became frightened at a car passing
over the dpple and ran away The buggy
was overturned and Mr.. For,ney thrown a
distance OF some twenty FIVE feet into the
middle Of the creek, sustaining serious in
jury whilst the mail went flying in every
direction. The buggy was completely
wrecked and 1t IS said was thrown into
the top OF a large apple tree when it be
came detached from the horse which went
tearing down the creek like home made
lightning on telegraph wire II was
surely a lucky accident after all. since Mr.
Fortney escaped With his life and WASH {
thrown clear across the creek into the old
gas mine which his cigar would most un-
doubtedly have ignited and then who
could have computed the results.
There is great danger Of a diphtheua
epidemic here, and measures should be
taken at once TO prevent IT, II ihe ply
stefan in charge hasn't notified the board
OF health he has neglected his duty 10 the
community. for he is we'll aware OF the
danger and the necessity Of a quarantine.
Mss Ella Chambers. Of Cameron. who
has been here for the past month 20 re-
ceive medical treatment from Or Kimble
for stomach trouble. returned home re
Gently permanently cured.
FAIR PLAY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-08-16

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
Tor any case OF Catauh that cannot be
cured bY Halls Catsrrh Cure
F.I CHENEY CO.. Toledo o
we the undersigned have known r. J.
Chcnny FOR the lsst Is years. and believe
hIm perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able TO carry
out any obligations made by his frm
WALDfNG KINNAN &MARVlN
Wholesale Druggists Toledo o..
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally
acting directly upon The blood AMI mucous
surfaces Of thc system Testimonials sent
free Price, 7sc per bottle Sold by aI.
DRUGGISTS
Take Halls Family Pills Tor conuips.
ton
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-08-16
reaehers Institute.

The Preston County reacbeu Iusltuis
will be- held az Terra Alta bcruu.ng
August 90 The instructors vUI Dol Dr I
x. Sanford Of Youksrs n s. and Miss
Sarah e. Grswold Of hs Chicago Unr
vcrsitY
Dr Sanford Is ayorably kn0vr to maui
Of our teachers. having assisted ia tE8 sHr
cessive institutes held az Kiueeood sescra.
years ago. Miss GfsaoId has been em
ployed AS Lecturer af tho tuIVrrsHf SOM
mcr School af MorRanf0Uu aud bel rlv
very popular iu BIER Hna 0f work
Or Chas 4 r. JarfurFht uIII f.sn
lecture on Tuesday evening which 800 hl
tree 90 teachers.
Thursday 500 be School Dn.er ulr
aud we hope Tor i1II IUter1 Frce
Members 90 school boards should .1
lose sight Of ihc TACT thattf.F rHI ffrf..
pay for one DAYS Attendance at iHa lrHHu
Institute Yours eefF trl.f
a So ChF..1
County eurar .rfeHterf
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Card OF Thanks

PoMERoy, OHIO, August II, 1000.
To all who gave as kindly assistance at
the time of the sickness aud death Of our
dear daughter, Evelyn, AMI to all others
who rendered their sympathy in the hours Of
our deep grief, and to any one in Kingwood
or Ia Preston County, West Virginia, who
knew aud was freud Of OUT daughter, and
felt the leas, love and sympathy for her, we
tender our greateful and heartfelt thanks
Dr.. l. +. RoUsH AND WIFE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-08-16

was troubled for several years with
chronic iudigcsiioa and ncrvous debility
writes r Green. 90 lancaster ~ s.
No remedy helped ne Hntil hcEau usIuE
Electric Bltfers. which did me more good
than al the medicines ever used They
have also kept mY wife In excelicuf health
Tor years She says Electro H.ftnrs are
just splendid for female troubles that
they are Grand tonic aud Ingte crafor for
weak. ron down woman SO other med
cline can take us place in 0gr family
Try them. OnIy soc Satisfaction rusfan.
tecd.
Sold by Cooke Supply CO.. of H5UesrIIle
i a Leuharf Of kinTuood and lrona
supply Co. % ir0na.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-08-16
Notice

On and after September Is,, 1900, the
Morgantowu < Kingwood Railroad Company
will discontinue receiving Chestnut Ties;
They will however, continue to take up
White Oak and Rock OAK Ties under the
same conditions and prices as heretofore
until further notice They nov have on
hand all the Chestnut Ties that can be used
AZ present
p. X. BeErz, Cen. Manager
Jutius X. MONROE, Chief Engineer
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-08-16
MYSTERIOUS CIRcIJMsTANct

MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES
one was pale and sallow and the other
fresh and rosy. Whence the difference ?
She who is blushiug with health uses Or.
Kings New Life Pills to maintain a. BY
gently arousing the lazy organs they compel
good digestion and head of constipation
Try them. Only 7sc.
The Cooke Supply Co.. Of Howesville
j A. Lenhart. OF Kingwood and I.ona
Supply Co. Of Irona
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-08-16

Mr. 10. Haegans of Mclb0rur. Fla writes
Ny doctor told me- had lonsuu d. on
and nothing could be- done Tor me uas
given up 10 die. The Offer of fffr tI.tI
bottle Of DR. Kings New Discovery foI
Consumption induced me Orb ffy DOL kr.
suits were startling. T am nov 3n fhr goad
90 recovery aud owe all to Dr ElnE New
Discovery. 10 surely saved my lie fhis
greatcure is guaranteed Tor 90 throat and
lung diseases. Prices soc q en- oo.
Soldby The Cooke supply Co OF If0wer
Vile ]. a. Lonhari Of Haywood and Ihr
Iroua Supply Co OF Irons.
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For sale

a small farm % 80 acres lying on Salt
Liek Union district Preston. Co W Va.
Good o room dwelling house new. stable ana
al necessary out buildings, young orchard,
hne water. Will sell 81 a bargain. Call on
or address Fu.lS wolF, Reedsul-, W Va
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thereby notify ar parties not 90 hsr1of
my daughter Csrhc either night nor dsy
or they will Del dealt with ao1ordine Co
law ions a. pErERs
August - 100 sm
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Customers Notice.
MY DEAR PATRON
A Host of Bargains to Offer You

during this month Everything have i'm stock will actually be
SOLD AT LESS THAN COST to put them again Call
and supply yourself with staple articles while you