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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14
Yrof. %. &. 9anlen.

Om Osn al flere al os Del teno:e
prOf. oanien Oe0 eanobru8sTtolen
/ grootinss. 3. D, Der after er
paa unosriegeliesrejit / eaTopa,
ItriOes Der ira Bamorup / rUlos
oersmaalet" at %. Nug.
Der / bette glao tioligere omiats
te oanitfeote ameritanite profess
for y. Is. 0anien bar paa en- @ens
nemrejie ogIaa aflast ber3oenoe
SlGgtninge ct geies.
paa Rejien Der til afla9oe Bon
9eiss paa 5orisgsitdtionen / Qitoo
CO aaoeluno, iom ban omtdlte me-
get roienN.
!0ans Opgape er, foruOsn at
hnoe aulturplanier % 5r1iortsr.
Der pasier for oct ameritanite Salt
lanostlima, at gere fig bttenot meo
5oriessitationerne for plantetultur
/ oe ioriteaige 9anoe, bbor ban
refer men iiar / De i~tdnoinaoiite.
Dan sr anfai Pee a~anobobejitos
len / grootings | @. DAT.
5roos iii LANCE Opbolo / amss
rita, % iroos Dat, al ban iulot 10
er 4%msritaner. bar 6anien bog be-
Odrsi a~arligbeoen til 1T gamle Jss
oeluno % en- BARN 5slelie for ait
Danit, boao maaife itploes Cant
liDet meo bans / 1898 afoeoe 5ds
Der, Detoraiionsmalsr 4noers 0ans
fen, en- al Yeteranerne fra 3sQars
arigen. 0a ban pad meosrne Gil
De TANNER fra 0oroilesOig. er Oct
maaite oerfra al ban meo tor Sns
tsresie bar fulgt Senoerjposrnes
aamp. 6an ooerOareoe pSsnos.s
jpoit screenings" Msoe | Senoags
% fslie fig opbt greben at pditor
Rings opgfise 5oreorag: v5oorfor
er Ri DANTE, og bpao Der prGser
os iom DANTE.
9eo Den ~ielitabelige Snmmens
tomit efter Rinss 5oreOrag holot
qrofesIor s6anien en- fort 5als,
hOOri ban ioltsoe i'm glaoe ooet,
at troos Ri DanItes blsoe Ndtur
ruleoe Der enonu noset al oct sams
le 9itingebloo / bore Qdrer. get
bdooe pitt fig. al oe DANTE llooans
orsre / Qmeritu o9iaa tunos Nod
til meo 5bors : 6ammeren. na1r
De ital taes aampsn op oeroore !
bet fore 9eiten. bpori bet altfor
glsoe buffer UNDER.
6an trifte Oct oanite Cams
menbofb og Qrbejoei / Dor Qnoe!ss
beo1selis og Dor gtsport. Stsnt
Qmsrita iutteoe efter De Winioner,
hi ~inotasisrer fra England for
Smsr, 5laif os 9Gs, mente ban,
Oct pilN bare Narr9ffer, fsreno De
tunbe fprtrangs os. forbi Der snos
MI, poa gruno df ben fore Sams
menblanoins af a[e 0dtioner, lite
bar bet S~ammenboIo, at Der fun
Dc sDes en- faa eennemfsrt aontrOl
Tom Der | Danmort, Iaa Den llors
lise life tunoe soelasse aft for
lanse 9iber. fom ban bite Deo Gtss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14
HoaIe teoeliae Tcil

Vuyit ttutl'yt VlJt
tr inols6ne / qait. 5. %. 6duiens
artitel vSumfunosbetrdgtninger" !
iioite 5reodgsnummer Sios a.,
Spalts 2. JsiIene bar insget Jig
ino, efter at aorretturen oar l9it,
/ 8orretturr ettelien. De er
fad forpirrsnoe. at ri life Ter am
cen Wuaoe at rette Dem paa emo
peo at aftrptts bele Oct Qfinit,
bpori De forstommer. Oct fslgsr
Der.
getraater ri airtsritualet. od
fun jsg life is beore, emo at Oct
i~n0e6oloer msget, iom man llet
lnaen gru1 bar for / Den DANTE
airte / 4msritu, iadleSes ON Bar
ielfDinosr, Sorosmeores aniGttelis,
airfe1anasfoner, proOIters % 81
ipers Snooielis, propitepiIitatisr. D.
1eiitligs Goer pad Qutin 0. +. b.
Dette og anoet tun0e ri 10 life
are gru1 af Der / Nmeritd, oa
hoormsget al Set, De fan 6enntts
I 9anmart, ia, BET mdu De ielp
cm. Men bpno Der er ooerflsoigt
+ RitudIet, 0et fan ri ipringe oper.
; "a, men Iad, boao Der mansler.
9i bsr bdoe en- airtebog, Der lag
Ger De Orb / Munoen al BRUCE,
naar airfers !6jsrneiten Hal nsor
l91ges, YrRiter oroineres og ine@
Tattes | oeres Gmbeos, Deo &irtegudrz
oes og airtetlotters SnoOielis, Opz
tagelie al M MeOlemmer | Menig,
heoen, fort 9ejlsoning ~ansaaenos
airtetugt 0. a. Som ri MI bar
Oct, er Der fet ingen Norm siosn
for flsrs at oisie beIigs og bsjtis
belize 6anolinger, fau Sdmfunoets
GmbeosmRno er operldote til at
oanne oeres egne 5ormler. Bore
Oroinationer uofsrss OeIs efter osa
odnife og oels sfter Oen norife
airfes Ritudl, % peo airters SnO=
bielie er BET famine piif Silf9loet;
6oo tommer Der en- tsmmelig TOR
5orfteligbeo inc oeo airfeinoDiels
fer. De odnfe Ritual gipsr ilst
ingsn 5ormel for Snopielien; bet
Tiger fun. at giipen eftsr prGoites
men ffal erfl9re &irfen at pGre
inopiet til ben gpises oHentlig,
DbrfeGe. Def norife airteritual
bboer at inobie airten | 5dos<
rens, Ssnnsns og ben !6enigadnos
HaDn og at lutte meo ct Jreogs
gnife oper als &irteg9ngere. Nn
er ost iaakoes, at ibldnot os sr
mango airfer bleoen inoDieoe lom
n9Dnt Der / Den. trsenige 6uos
Raon; Oso Dem, jeg fom arsoss
formano bar inoDiet, er BEN 6rsms
odngsmnaoe bleben brugt. W1en I
De Iensrs aar benptter budoe Sdms
funoets Jormano og NGftformdno
og nogle areosform9no en- anoen
Jormel, en- lang os meget omit1ns
oelis, bDor bet meffe al airtens
gobabe napnes og beifripss eftsr
bets Brig. 5porfra oenne Jors
mel TANNER, % bpor goo sller itfs'
eoo ben nlonne bore, BET rlaa jts
laoe andre BONNIE ON; men bet er
en- ubdtfibeIie Atnosssrnins, at
gnbeo I Dor iirtelige prdtsis er
Der fife paa Sisfs Smrua6er. Oss
ies msner sn6pioers, at Ri bsr be-
frcbe % for at opnaa enheo, %
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14

min Stplo2 er Oct Pditor 0dns
lens Sfpl0? Gsi man DiI bnz
ife, at Den muperenos OrOnins meo
a Tenoe 9iorus til nOdniferen"
fprt TOM til 9erOen en- Naansos
5io efter, at l1Iptten rumte pore
greore / San 5roncisco. Der
til tommsr, at ri ienote n9onte
qenge iaaleoes at Pditor 0anien
funoe BRUCE Dem. hOOr ban ments,
De tunoe gre melt Sam. 6orsOs
rigt piloe ri gerne ie Menigbeoen
6iulpen oper oct ipare puntt. Sum
De ri life 10 oOer Sumfunoet
bjalpe Dem netop uu2
9enlig 9ilfsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14
til RegIer o.
ga 0 m e
BEN Zen foen. odnite
ep. zfutb. atrte
4meritd.

81 Samfunoets arsoie uoiens
Der bper for fig SnorssMisiionGs
rtr, iom foruoen at pirte oe0 6uss
feisg, gogialg o9 uobreosIie At
Sdmfunoets Blade tiligt af6ol0er
offentli9e 5oriamIin9er, os Bog
f1lgere. iom uoeluttenoe Oirttr Oeo
6usbeisg, go9idls o9 uobreoslie
al Samfunoets Blade. Snorsz
Nlisiion9rsrne og 9ogialgerns mdd
life uo5reoe andre gsser. StriFter
"a Blade emo Sc al areoiens SIN
relIe dntagns. 0isis gs9er ifll
|tsbes bos Samfunoets gogbunosl
Ii Blair. Rebr.
81. areOiens 5noresMisiiOn9.
Ter antuges at Den iamleoe areoss
tprelis meo anipar operfOr Oct
oeleaere0e 9reosmeoe efter en- fors
~uogaaenoe aunoitabss o9 Mooens
~heosprspe. Yrspen ital beItda / al
oeotommenoe ooerberes / De o9ients
llaite friiteliae g9r0omme iamt az
Jaeger ct offentlig triitelig giones
bDro. On peofommenoe beitddr
qreuen tiffreositiaenoe, giOes Der
BAN et 9eois unoeriegnst al areo@
lens Stprelie og itsmplet mto
areoiens SesI.
s 8. &rsoisns uoienoingers Can
beitemmss / b0sr sntslt 3ilfelOe al
are0sitprelfen.
aegler for SnoresM / g
ionRrer.
u. q. (Risiionarsns 0apn) sr
luoienot al q. u. areos (areoiens
Rapn) / Den loren. oanite eo.slutb.
Strife / 4msrita for at oirts for
CUBS ai9es 5remme inoen for
n9onte areos / Operens itemmelie
meo port Strife amfunos Care og
Oroning.
6an ital bione ON Dor Grelier,
oels / JOriamiingsr, oeIs Oeo Gam
tale meo osn enteIte.
6an Ital meOfsrs at De Bigger,
Sfriftsr og Blade, iOm arsoicn
far antaget til u0breoelfs; oisis,
fom ban fun maa forfpne fig me0
eennem Samfunosis gogbanoel /
Blair, Hebr.. fal ban nobpoe til
Salg peo Wsoerne os / 6uiena,
og famtioig / 5uiene benptte seja
ligbeosn til at inoleoe en- Samtdle
meo ge6oerne ON SUBS Riges
anlisgenosr, ioet oct ffal bare
BAN iarlig magtpdaliggenoe al OPP
fsge iuaoanns 9uie, bDor Der Dor
ipss os samle eler anfestsoe Wsns
METER.
s6an Ifal psrIonlig benDenoe iis
til praitsn I bpsrt paltorat, bDosi
ban bsgpnoer at Dirte for at raaos
fsre ia meo oenne ON I'm 0srning
i paftordt.i os / bet hel. arbeioe
/ Samfuno meo BAN, og isse at
DeSligebOlos ct soot 5Orholo til
BAN, naDnlis nftals fine Joriums
finger mso BAN, os faa blot mulia
faa BAN til at oeltaee ! oisfs.
6an faf 6pert aar inoienoe
Rapport ON I'm girifDmbeo til
Rxsos itDrelfen ! ben areos, bpori
ban pirfer. Oenne Rnpport fol
inSeboloe Stutiftit oDsr, bOor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14

oOa efitr 5ano3soen; Jog ariitus
uu / Dag. at oct lite itdl biiet
for lent for Big, fau Din Sjal f'Fs
tabss.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14

mango Msoer boIOte, boormange
9usbeiss ufloste. boOr mango
Pense iOlst 9sser for.
Qdpri0s 8eoiteo
q. 9. RieIfen
5. Sse
aomiteen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14

'pagkr 8ues Sdmmenfgnmg msO BET fan fnh Mas PED. at Ri fady
banf grooerIumfun0s 9iotag life. en- Iaaoan airtebog. en- 9aan0bo9
0Rn bpOrfor sr 81 ia He btpen at BRUCE u0 ale rtuele frteh8t
fuiteret u8dnheun"2 Nr BET 6an0inger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14

Seq Tiger 5at for arititten og
0plnsningsn. Saa er Summen.
De bar mo0taget, 10 itsrre, emo pi
oioits, "a Oct er 10 bare sl9oelist.
Oct er let life ON at gre, at gie
oragene isnoes gennsm DIT, men
at Mgb. faar Den l6iGlp, Den iaa
iadrs tiltranger. 6ar ies O9rsi
for nargaaenoe sler paatr9ngenos,
iaa badber ies BOG, man oil butte
paa, at Bet bar o9ret for at fare
Sc trengenoe Sirts Ssitenoe
9ielp. tx sl
u. 90. Qn6erfsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14
Samfunosbetraglninger.

(9tf quIt. s. ~. 9anfen.)
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-18

z We give your shirt any kind of
a finish you like in this laundry
nestle or the high polish style-but
we don't finish" your shirt. Indeed
we receive many compliments on our
care of linen, and we're going to CON
tinue on that line "if it takes all
winter"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-03-29
[ Will Send You FREE


judge of Rye Whiske opinion
willing the price.
firmly believe will
ever tried Anyhow, IH take the
am also convinced that the will
Tor me than amount printed
Because if judge
Fosts
grain charred casks years.
from fusi
the heart the region
For that furnish whiskey perfect
purity much less than the
whiskey
Here Ptsburg, where everybody whkey
unsurpassed My ambition
household word throughout land
MY OF ad0erffsng
exceptional and price
of regular beray selling soon
bring tremendous
But test whskey
pare with whiskes that sell for
on the results of the free
MY proposition fair and and
will do this:
On receipt So (sss from Az Cal Colo
oaho Mont N Mex Ore Wyo Wash Utah) will ship Express
Prepaid, Full Quarts and Extra of
FOrsfs Rye Whiskey, packed plain
Try the Free Bottle which identical whikey
the quart bottles and pleased
low iavo and satisfied of its absolute purity simply
unbroken will
without complaint bubble will
freight prepaid the named above for
$500 will refund
that arH Isn't all
word You
or bradstree or ask bank Pisburg responsibility
And am legally bound by this
agree - 80 ' -
had printed entitled
MORRIS FORST. POI Smithfeld St.. PITTSBURG, PA.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-03-29

follows: Valley, Emanuel Dixon,
Reedsville; Kingwood, NJ. c. Glib
son, Tunnelton; Lyon, J. w. Engle,
Newburg; Union, Allen Forman,
Amboyj Portland, ]. S. Lakin,
Terra Alta; Reno, ] Q. Reed,
Fellowship; Grant, Rev. Jeremiah
Thomas, Clifton mills; Pleasant,
John III. Deahl, Ear; and it will be
their duty with the assistance of the
county organization to organize
each district along the same lines
as the county organization, by this
means reaching every part of the
county and giving all an opportunity
to share in the work Of perfecting
the organization.
There will be another meeting on
April and, for the purpose of adopt
ing bylaws and otherwise more
fully organizing the association,
and all who can possibly do so
should attend this meeting.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-03-29
ATTACK ON JOE CANNON.

Representative Shackleford of
Missouri, created considerable stir
last week by making an attack on
the Speaker. He referred &c him
as despot. and as being the abso-
lutte ruler of the destinies of the
House and controller of all legisla-
ton.
Before he had been stopped by
an objection from Mr.. Tawny, Mr..
Shackleford said this much, starting
with a statement as to the manner
in which Mr.. Brooks secured recog.
milton on the Statehood bill:
''The gentleman was not recog.
nized until he had first surrendered
his constitutional rights as a repre-
sentative of the people and crep,
into your private room. Mr.. Speak.
er, there to supplicate yon to ex-
tend to him your grace.
"No member can submit any mat.
ter to a vote of the House until he
shall have first sought and found
favor in your sight. The constitu-
ton contemplates that the Speaker
shall be the servant of the House.
In defiance of the constitution you
have made yourself its master.
You have packed every committee
so that no bill can be reached with.
out your consent. Unless you are
willing no member can move to dis
charge committee from the con-
sideration of a bill and take it up
in the House.
"You sit an enthroned despot,
subjecting the rights and destinies
of this great people to the dictates
of'your own unbridled will.
"Who stands today between a
progressive enlightened people and
the Statehood of which they are en-
titled. You, sir. Only, you. You
crack your whip and majority of
this House covers at your feet.
You turn your thumbs down and
the House deals a death blow to
PROSTATE, bleeding Oklahoma"
Here Mr.. Shackleford said he
had read in the morning papers that
"Uncle Joe had given it out fat
footed that he would not permit the
House TO concur in the Senate
amendment on the Statehood bill,
and then proceeded:
"What horrible announcement
to be made in free country"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-03-29
JUDGE HOLT CRITICISED.

The Morgantown News last week
criticlses the Judge of the Circuit
Court here for his arbitrary course
in d SIN SIS ng the Jury at
the recent term of Court, when but
one small case had been tried and
several other important cases were
up for trial and failed to be right
on the dot when called in Court.
The criticism was general at the
time, as many persons attending
court including the Attorneys and
almost everybody interested we're
greatly put out at the court break
ing down without accomplishing
much business.
The State cases as usual were set
for the first day and the civil suits
for the second day. The parties
to the latter did not expect that the
Sta.e would get through in one day
and court be ready for their cases
next morning. Some Morgantown
business men were on the road that
morning and arrived here with their
lawyers and Witnesses ready for
trial after dinner. A poor widow
was on the way from Washington
to try damage suit against the B.
& o. railroad and arrived here on
that morning train, due at 1910,
but as she was not here when her
case was called after the opening of
Court at 9 O'Clock her SUIT had to
go over till next time and she had
all her trip and expense for moth
ing. Her attorney represented TO
court that she was on the road and
would be ready for trial after dim
ner but the Judge refused to wait
and preemptorarily discharged the
Jury and sent them home. Several
parties remarked that the whole
court, jury, lawyers, litigants, wit
nesses and all had been compelled
several times to wait on the Judge,
when he was late getting here, and
they thought he should be more
lenient and considerate about the
matter.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-03-29
TRUE AND ACTUAL VALUE.

The leading editorial IN the Nor
gantown Post of a recent date criti-
cises the Democratic Press of the
State for "croaking" about the new
tax laws and the second section of
the true and actual value assess
ment that we are now face to face
with. The first paragraph of said
editorial, reads like this;
The Wheeling Register, Fair
mont Times and Kingwood Argus,
leading lights in the Democratic fir.
mament, followed by multitude of
lesser journalistic luminaries, are
once more darkening counsel on the
new tax laws. The editors of these
esteemed contemporaries evidently
received from the assessor an invi.
tation to list their property for tax
alton. They find to their horror
and establishment that they are ac-
tually expected to pay taxes on all
their property at its true and actual
value.
II the esteemed and scholarly
Professor Of the Post will get out
in the country and post up little
on this new assessment and watc h
the farmers measuring their hay
stacks and trying to figure out how
many bushel of hay they raised dur
ing the past year in order to fill up
those blanks according to the in
formation called for and then count
ing up the eggs given birth to by
Old Speck and her brood and coagi-
taling over the true and actual value
OF COW that one man would pay
S35 for aud another might pay $50
for Just according 90 how badly he
wanted the COW and the true and
actual value Of bunch of sheep
that might be worth stoo today and
only $50 to morrow il the dogs get
after them tonight and etc, and so
on TO the end of the last chapter of
a big book.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-03-29

On April I, the combine repre-
sented by w. Z. Chiffon and asso
crates, that purchased practically
all of Charleston public utilities,
will take charge OF the Gazette. AT
almost the same time George C..
Mcintosh will take charge of the
Mail and News and will run them,
it is presumed, as opposed both to
Elkins and Dawson. In the meantime
it is practically settled that a new
newspaper will be started there that
will be an out and out administra-
ton paper.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-03-29

There was a bad explosion in the
coal mines at Century, in Barbour
county last Thursday IN which "a
miners lost there lives. So far "a
bodies have been recovered, bu,
the Others are buried under tons of
slate, dirt and coal. James w.
Paul, the State Mine Inspector has
been there making an investigation.
The explosion was caused by the
accumulation of gas in the mines
and the carlessness or criminal neg.
lect of someone.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-03-29

The recount Of the votes at Grafton
Tuesday of this week, knocked out
license by 81 votes. On the face
of the returns license won by nine
votes but the temperance people
demanded a recount and won out
by a safe majority.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-03-29
GET me RIGHT KIND.

II you are troubled with Piles and cant
Ind cure. Try witch Hazel Salve. bot be
sure you get that made by r. &. Dewitt &
GO" Chicago. II is the Original. n YOU
have used Witch Hazel Saive without be.
ing relieved it's probable thatyo got hold
oi one on TIE many worthless countcrfoits
that are sold on the reputation of the cen.
uine DeWitts Witch Hazel Saivc.
sold by Strickler's Drug Store and VIM
NJ Dent Of Newburg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-03-29
Yours for justice
J.. O. TUHILL,
Secretary Sub. Dist 4 of Dist.
II, u. NJ w. of a.

The recent fight in the Philip
pines in which our troops killed
600 Of the natives, including many
women and children, who were
with the Moro warriors, has caused
no end OF criticism in Congress and
in The papers of the country. On
our first page will be found some
poetry on the incident, read in Con-
gress last week by John Sharp
Williams, the Democratic leader on
the floor Of the House. lie calls
it the charge Of the Light Brig
ade, wish humble apologies to Al.
fred Tennyson
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-03-29

Sunday will be April rst and you
want 20 be careful that somebody
does not make fool out of you
OF course if Providence has antici.
pated the Job, you will escape any
fresh modification on the subject.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-03-29

The NJ & X. railroad now has a
temporary depot at Kingwood, and
will begin hauling freight and selling
tickets. So far there has been no
Office Of any kind here and no tick
cts could be procured, but psssen-
gers simply paid their fare 10 the
conductor and had TO pay ten cents
excess and get a rebate slip for IT,.
We understand that the agent at
Brett will be sent here 60 take
charge temporarily, and that the
agent here will be required % be a
telegraph operator also, This will
cut out quite number Of aspirants
who wanted the agency. The TEN.
porary depot only stands ull July,
as it is expected 70 have a splendid
two or three story station by that
time, with arrangements for the res
idence Of the agent IN the building
similar to the one at Reedsville,
only larger and better.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-03-29

Everybody riding over the NJ.
& X. railroad remarks how smoothly
the cars glide along and what
good road bed they have. well
ballas,ed and well built; In fact,
much easier riding than the b. &
o., and remarkable for a brand
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-03-29

The tap-root Of all our political
evils, avows Leslie's Weekly, is the
apathy, the indifferentism, the igno.
rance Of the people themselves with
respect 70 their political duties and
Obligations, together with the dis.
position Of many otherwise intelli.
gent and respectable citizens TO &C
cept and practice a code OF morals
in political affairs which they would
be quick TO disown and repudiste in
any other sphere Of life. Il is the
general acceptance Of this double
standard Of morals that has wrought
more evil IN every circle Of Amer.
can government, from the lowest TO
the highest than all other causes
put together. We mean by this the
acceptance Of the shallow and vi.
cious faIiacy that a man may him
self practice, or connivc az, the con
duct Of a rufan, a thief, falsifer.
a cunning trickster, or a criminal Of
almost any sort 20 gain his political
ends and yet be accounted gentle.
man, and perhaps great public
leader IL not a statesman, in other
walks Of life.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-03-29

The West Virginia Good Roads
Association held two days sess.
ion IN Wheeling and elected
State officers as followgs-
President - James II. Stewart,
Morgantown.
Secretary-J. w. Wier, Elkins.
Treasurer-H. c. Franzheim,
Wheeling.
Vice Presidents-First district,
w. II. Herne, Wheeling Second
district, Sam Montgomery, Tunnel.
ton Third district, w. B. Mathews,
Charleston; Fourth district, Judge
REESE Blizzard, Parkersburg; Fifth
district, John K. Thompson, Ray
mond City.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-03-29


The M. & K. expect to be run
ming cars to Rowlesburg by July st,
but it is doubtful if the bridge
across Cheat at Trowbridges Ferry
will be ready by that time, as the
contractor has the hardest part of
the job to do yet, the building of
the two piers in the river, and a
cofferdam will have to be put down
before this can be done. This is
a very hard and expensive Job when
the river is high, and it is not likely
to get down low enough before July
or August. AS a matter of fact the
June raise or freshets are generally
the heaviest floods we have.