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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-02-08
The West Va. Argus.
Kinswood. Februar, s. 1906.
DR.. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.

DR.. Alex Leeds, Dentist, Grafton.
The siegel- Meyer-Reed Concert Co al
The Armory, February 10.
Miners Oil IS cts; Powder 81 80 pei
key. MCKENZIE, Howesulle.
Ted L. Goodwin can certainly sing and
dance. lie is with the Modern Entertainers
also.
Miss Dora Menear, an employee of the
Hospital at Weston, is here spending her
vacation at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. BoSermaster OF
Bueeton, were here visiting their son, f. J..
Bowermaster, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert u. Brown returned
Monday of last week from PhilippI, where
they had been visiting relatives.
Don't get up with baby these cold rights
Instead give DIR. Fshrney's Teething Syrup.
1t prevents and cures collie. All druggists.
WANTED-Men, women, boys and girls
represent MeClure's Magazine. Good pay.
Address 81 East a3d street, New York City.
The Modern f, erlainers carry their own
Baby Columbus .iano and a number of
other musical novelties, guaranteeing all a
rare musical treat.
II MIR. G.. Ho was out last Friday he saw
his shadow as the sun shone that day as
usual and even broke through the clouds In
spots good part of the day.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. K.
Church will meet at the home of Mrs. f /.
Heermans, Tuesday, February 18th, at the
usual hour. A. Z. BUcKLEw, Sec.
Patents were granted to West virginians
last week as follows: William w. Green of
New Creek, on king-bolt coupling; and
Abram w. Wolf of Amos. on fishing tool
for oil wells.
You cannot afford to miss seeing Master
Ernest S,iuer in his pleasing singing and
dancing specialtIes. Though only eight
years old he, too, is with the Modern
Entertainers.
Joseph II. TremblY, who moved from the
Craborchsrd TO Emporia, Va, last fall, is
back home again among the "West Virginia
Hills" which he finds good enough for him
after all. lie says there was too much sand
and too many niggers down there for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Brown, Mrs.
Margaret Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. !.
Shaffer, Mrs. l.. NJ. Albright and Miss Nellie
Jane Albright spent a delightful day Tues
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Zar
Hagans. Mrs. Hsgans surely knows how 10
get up delightful dinner.
Samuel SIegeI, the worlds premier
mandolinist, who will appear at the King
wood Armory Friday night of next week, is
the originator of the system used by the
SIegei-Meyers Correspondence School of
Music and is also the exclusive mandolinis,
for the Edison, Columbia and Victor Phono-
graph Companies, so that 1t is we'll worth
attending the entertainment just to see and
hear this famous performer.
Cocaine which dulls the nerves never
yet cured Nasal Catarrh. The heavy feel.
ing In the forehead, the stuffed up sensation
and the watery discharge from eyes and
nose, along with all the other miseries at
tending the disease. are put to rout by Ely's
Cream Balm. Smell. taste and hearing are
restored, breathing is normal. Until you
try this remedy, you can form no idea Of
the good il will do you. Is applied directly
TO the sore spot. All druggists, soc. Mailed
by Ely Bros, 50 Warren ST., New York.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-02-08

the strike order should not be issued and
that the strike will be a failure. Under
conditions as they now exist, the only place
to strike is at the ballot box. UntIl men
learn that lesson their industrial strikes
are foredoomed TO failure. II hardly takes
prophet TO see and foreicll this result.
Labor creates everYbing-always has and
always willard labor can come into its
own II Il will go about II in the right way.
But the strike has ouiliyed It's usefulness
II lis back number. New conditions re-.
quire new methods. Go into the political
field. Strike at the ballot box
EAGLE EYE
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AnONIZINN nmRNs

are instantly relieved and perfectly heal
ed By Bucklen's Arnica Salve. &. Riveu-
bark. IT,, Of Norfolk Va. writes n burnt
nv knee dreadfuliy. II blisiered all over
Bucklen's Arnica Salve stopped the pain
and healed u without scar" Also heals
al wounds and sores. Price age
Sold BY The Cooke supply Co. Howos
vile a. Lenhart Of Klngwood aud the
irona Supply Co. Of Irona,
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pOIsONs ~ loon

Perhaps YOU don't realize that many pain
poisons originate m your food but some
day you may feel a twinge OF dyspepsia that
viii convince you. DR. Kings New Lite
Pills are guaranteed 10 cure all sickness
due to poisOns OF Undigested iood-or
money back Price 2sc. Try them.
Sold 81 The Cooke Supply Co, OF Howes
Vile; J. a. LenhaTt OF Kingwood and
lrona Supply Co b., OF lrona.
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They never grippe or sicken. but cleanse and
strengthen the stomach liver and bowels
This Is the universal verdict Of tho many
thousands who use DeWuCs Little Early
Risers. These famous little pills relieve
headache. constipation. billiousness iaun-
dice, torpid liver. saliOw complexion. etc.
Try Little Early Risers.
Sold by The Strickler's Drug store and
VIM NJ Dent 'Newburg.
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Anyone wanting garden seed will receive
free package Of assorted seeds by dropping
card to Vincent +. Cooke, townsville.
w. Va. The seeds are sent out by the
Agricultural Department Of the Government
and each Congressman and Senator is allow
ed a liberal spporlionment for their con
stituents. Mt. Cooke is he member Of the
Democratic Congressional Committee for
this county and has received large mail
sack full of seeds for the farmers and the
gardeners Of this county with The eompli-
menis Of Col. Thomas b. Davis, our
Congresman.
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The Cemetery Matter.

The retiring Town Council did good
thing in getting the cemetery business closed
up and in good shape by purchasing pa IT
of the Goodwin lot lying between the old and
new cemeteries and connecting them to-
gether. About seven-tenths Of an acre was
purchased for SIoo and it has been laid off
into about thirty lots, twenty feet square,
and they are being sold at tzs each and
nearly half of them engaged already. A
driveway through the old cemetery extends
on through the newly acquired addition into
the new cemetery below so that IL now
Is no longer necessary TO 60 way
down around the Childs residence, over
road almost impossible for the big funeral
car. As a matter of fact the town should
have procured all of the lot lying between
the two cemeteries as it would have been
much better in every respect and looked so
much better. There would have been plenty
Of room for long time and the main drive
way from the entrance gate on High street
could have been used in going to the new
addition and to Maplewood cemetery. As
Il IS there Is very sharp turn at the corner
Of the flank M. Thomas lot. The trouble
was the Goodwin lot was not for sale and
could only be gotten by a suit in court to
condemn IL and so the matter was compro.
missed without suit by the town getting
about one third Of the lot. at the east end.
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MOnIuu, Mnrch 5th. I9O6.
JUDICIAL SALE.
-
WIN. @. Brown. ct ais.
vs. , Equity.
VIM n yyorio,y % al


IN obedience ~ two degrees OF the Clrcuit Court
OF Preston county, entered in tho above STYLED
cause on tho 18th day Of September 1893 and tho
18th day ~ December 1870. Respectively. tho
undefaigned Special Commissioner. appointed hy
sala decree Of December 18Th. 1880. for tho pur.
Fr7daU, Marcb End, 1906,
being The ist day Of the March term Of said
Court. Oher Tor sale 90 the front door of the
Court House. IN Kingwood tho
. Ir0ctS or Parcels of Land
mentioned io and described in the proceedings IN
,i TEAGE 80. i,fsrt Of whe, e tpown-as the
DO Portland District. containing
I6I .AcreS.
TRACT NO. what is known "A the Ma.
,hgny tgot lying bl said district containing
1913 Heres.
Both Of said tracts are said-to bo valuable ON
account OF thoir timber. coal and soil.
NO. ga tract Of
IO3 AcpeS,
lying in valley District In said county. adjoin.
Ing The lands OF Holmes. O'fara. Trickott. etc
ON the waters oi Fields Creek and known a. tho
wallace tract Ono fourth cash iu hand ON
DAY of sale, residue upon a credit Of one two and
throo years the purchase giving bond ,sitb vood
personal security for the deferred I'm ins;aiinents
on purchase money. deed may be made AZ
once, u dcsirod, retaining vendors lien.
Ki Kin " S. " av w A. 81 " Nov,ov
February 9Th, 1906 Special Conn
Bond with security. according TO law. and Che
decree IN this cause, hos boon given,
@s-l'Vc-tSsoo. J. W. WAlsoS. Clerk.
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GO TO MURDoCK's.

{. ID. Spencer was IN to see US last week
and have his ~iis's paper changed back TO
her at Irona where they are now living in
peace and harmony once more, having be.
come reooneilsd 10 each other and are now
reunited. Mr.. Spencer has been at
Minneapolis, Minnesota, for several months
and had a good position out there till winter
set In and It go, too cold for him. lie came
back the first Of the year Ills wife had
gone out to Shinnston to spend the winter
with son who lives there but the old folks
got lonesome for each other and we are glad
to note that they got together once more
and are now housekeeping out At Irone.
The new Town Council held meeting
last Friday nigh, and passed an ordinance
fixing the salay and pay Of The Town
Sergeant and prescribing his duties. The
salary is $50 per month and all the fees Tor
arrests and serving legal possesses in ad-
dition, which will probably make the pay
average $50 per month. In return he Is to
do all the collecting for the town, police
duties, act as Street Commissioner and keep
the crossings free from mud and the side b.
walks free from snow and any other work in
the way Of repairs or street work that one
man can do In fact he is expected TO
devote all his time to the tom, except when
eating and sleeping, the pay is little enough
for the kind Of man. This is big i'm
provemeu. on the mode Of procedure Of the
J past year
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The Siegei.MeyerReed Concert Co. at
The Armory. February 10.
MIS- WILDER Jones Of Deer Park. Was here
visiting Mrs ID. X. Jackson last week.
oh member of the Siegel-MeYsr- Reed
Co, is hrss class artist in every respect
Senator Montgomery of Tunnel,On, was
here this week, and returned home this
morning.
Pleasing music d,seoursed by the SanfOrds,
refined musical artists. with the Modern
Entertainers.
Der, Hardway, who has been out about
Reedsv'lle, most OF the winter, Is at his home
here this week.
Leroy Baeklew returned this week from
several weeks spent in Pttsburg visiting his
brother and other friends.
Seats will be placed on sale for the
Siegel-Meyer-Reede concert next Wednesday
a, The Argus Book Store.
The largest line of up to date Stationery
ever opened mp IN the county. Just received
this week AT the Argus Book Store.
DIR. Stafford, dentist, will be a, Reeds
willie, February Io.so; Masontown, aI.ss;
Gainesville. a5.a4. ofhee at Kingwood.
FOUR FINE RESIDENCE LOTS FOR
SALE IN KlNGwooD Call on OF ad.
dress The Argus for prices and particulars.
Gcol all the time. harmless always. DIR.
Fahrney's reething Syrup for Infants. Price
IS cents. Sample free II you mention paper.
J. Ami Martin and Charles Sutherland of
Morgantown, were here las, night attending
the Board of Trade Banquet at the Hotel
Gordon.
Go to l.. b. Williams for Brick, Cedar
Shingles and all kinds of Building Supplies.
Orders for any amount of material filled on
short notice.
Rev. w. ii. Bayles of Gladesulle, was
here this week doing some home missionary
work. His visit here was very successful as
he is very much in earnest in the good work.
Ten differen, kinds Of the FIVE Cent
Library Books on sale at The Argus Book
Store ever, week hereafter. Buffo Bill,
Diamond Dick, Tip Top, Pluck and Luck,
Work and Win etc.
THE VETERAN PAINTER, GEO. c.
GILES. KNOWS WHAT YOU NEED
IN THE WAY OF MIXED PAINTS. A
GOOD LINE OF WALL PAPER AND
ROOM MoULDINGS TO SUIT ALL.
You have all heard the phonograph. All
the mandolin selections you hear In the
phonograph are played by Mr.. Samuel
Siegel who will appear at the Armory FRI
day night Feb. 10Th, with the Segel-Meyer.
Reed Co. Seats on sale Wednesday the
18th, in order TO give all ample time to
procure their tickets. The prices will be IS,
IS and so cents.
The coal mines over at Victoria in this
county, are on fire and IN a serious condition,
as II is very hard to get FIRE of this kind
out. when its gets started. There are two
companies operating over there, and II is the
mines of A. J. Bonaheld Of Tunnelton, and
w. ID. Althouse of Philadelphia, that are
burning, supposed to have started on account
of so much gas in the mines.
Charles l.. Reed and family are heIe this
week making arrangements TO sell off their
personal property and move TO Fairmont,
where Mr.. Reed has purchased a barber |
shop, opposite the Marietta Hotel. A public |
sale of their personal property will be held
Saturday of this week, beginning at one
o'clock, at their new residence on Tunnel
ton street The residence is also for sale at |
$1,000 and several parties are negotiating |
for IL.
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Royal
Baking Powder
Absolutely
Pure
Made from Pare Grape Cream, of Tartar

In baking powder Royal is the standard, the
powder OF highest reputation; found by the
United States Government tests of greatest
strength and purity.
1t renders the food more heathful and palat-
able and is most economical in practical USE
HousekeePers are sometimes mportuned to
ouy alum powders because they are cheap"
Yet some OF the cheapest made powders are sold
TO consumers at the highest price
Housekeepers should stop and think. Is it
NOT better to buy the Royal and take no chances
the powder whose goodness and honesty are never
questionedi
SIT economy to spoil your digestion by an
alum-phosPhate or other adultered powder TO
save few penniesi
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. NEW YORK
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.


by virtue OF authority vested In me by n Deed
OF Trust, bearing dat0 on the 10Th day OF July,
1908. executed by ". X. Grensor aud Henry Greas.
er OF HOwesyille, % tho undersigned w. L. Mon
singer, rs Trustee. % secure 90 VIM. M. Kincaid
the full payment OF three several notes aQgre2at-
Ing $4,000, ali being due. herein described and
recorded In County Clerks once. Preston county,
West Virginia. In Trust Deed Book. No 10 at page
l6i. all OF which said notes together with tho
benefits under tho said Trust have been assigned
20 and are now held by NJ v Monsinger. as as.
signco OF said VIM. ~ Kincaid. under whose
direction said Trust 4 being foreclosed; tho un.
dersiRncd Will offer for sale at public auction TO
the highest bidder OF KingwoOd. OF said County
and state. NJ the front door Of tho Court House. on
MORdaU, Mprch 9TH, 1906,
az 2 o'clock 2. II. the following described per.
sOual property;
ono Altman and Taylor Traction Engine.
Twelve I'D horse power, manufactured By Ait
man and Taylor II Mansfield. Ohio. No. 100,
stamped ~ disk end Of line shaft. together with
All httings and fixtures on and belonging to said
engine ana boiler also one canvas stitched cud.
less candy Belt. 40 feet long. six inch ply also
ono W. ID. Allen tank pump with no. Of q horse.
ana u ~ ioet Of ono inch hose.
SAID sale viii b. made for all cash in hand on
the day Of the said sale.
BY JAS T. DALEY.
Agent and Attorney. 2.s.IpO5-it.t7g5
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GO TO MURDocK's.

II is worth coming to the Argus Book
Store Just to see the Valentine display, the
biggest ever seen in Preston county. About
one thousand dIferen, kinds. The prettiest
of the pretty, and the ugiest of the ugly
There are some to suit everyone in the
trick mule at circus OF a monkey with
kitten. IL you cannot come and see them
send US postage stamps at the rate of one
cent each and tell us about what kind you
want and we will mail them RICH, 10 you.
Rufus Rodeheave. the Tunnelton poet and
Joe w. Castle, in search of a wife, we're in
town yesterday and gave The Argus pay
ing call. The poet left several cantoes Of
his special brand Of blank verse at this
Office for publication and we hereby warn
our readers that II is liable to appear at any
time hereafter. Joe w. advertised in The
Leader several months since for a wife and
although he received many replies TO his
appeal, he IS still running at large. We
supposed the fair sex would all like to have a
castle and that Joe would have been gobbled
up long since.
The famous trio Of artists who appear at
the Kingwood Armory, Friday night, Feb
ruary 10th, have never been exeelled in
this section by anyone. They are under the
direction and management Of the Central
Lyceum Bureau of Columbus, Ohio, and
scored a big hit everywhere they went last
season. Kingwood is very lucky TO secure
them for town OF this size and the manager
Of the Armory was only enabled to secure
them by the guarantee of big sum for a
place Of this size. Our people should
appreciate these efforts and give the company
liberal pa tronsge.
ca -rl MIN LAAL Klc
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o. TO MURDocK's.

wASTED-Bdghi. homes, young man
from Kingwood 20 prepare for paying position
in Government Mail Service. Box One,
Cedar Rapids, la. St
Evan J. Bowermaster, the popular and well
known hardware dealer of Krngwood, has
been confined to the house the past ten day
with some kind OF liver trouble.
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co NJ ERS
GRANT A New
FRANCHISE
ELY TO HAVE A
PASSENGER DEPOT
W. N. McGill Offers Sufficient
Ground for a Site Back Of
Graham's Store
CARS WILL SOON BE
RUNNING THROUGH ELY
Manager Requa Says Trains VIII
Leave the Corner Of Garden
and Murry SIS. Oct. 'st

After a session which BEGAN in the
morning and lasted until o'clock in
the afternoon the Board Of County
Commissioners last night, at an ad-
journed meeting, granted 10 the Naga-
da Northern Railway Company per
petual franchise to lay its tracks
through the town Of Ely, with a spe-
cific right Of way through Garden street.
This franchise is intended to 5upersade
the original grant of right Of way
through Aultman street, and if it
"sticks" the first train into Ely will
draw up alongside the oltiee Of th~
WHITE PINE NEWS on Railroad Day
The franchise was granted, after a
full and free discussion before The
Board, after the insertion Of a clause
which binds the railroad company to
erect, within ninety days after the lay
ing of tracks Through the town Of
Ely to the mines, passenger station
in the old town, adequately equipped TO
handle such passenger traffic as may be
offered. Without this proviso the fran
chise probably would have been with
held, as the sentiment Of the towns
people was unanimous in demanding
this concession, to the establishment of
the general offices of the company and
the main freight and passenger Ter
minal on land decided to the railroad by
the Ely Townsite Company, about one
and half miles east Of the junction of
Aultman and Murry streets.
On the ether hand the proceedings
before the County Commissioners yes
terday made it clear that the citizens
of Ely possessing interests in the old
town had worked themselves up 10 a
white heat unnecessarily. 10 other
conclusion could be gathered from the
statement of Mr. NJ. L. ReqUa, the
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BIG TIME MAPPED OUT
FOR RAILROAD DAY

LADIES RECEPTION COMMITTEE
Mrs. w. n. MeGill,
Mrs. A. D. Campton.
Mrs. John Weber,
Mrs. J. A. Fesler,
Mrs. C. M. Peacocke,
Mrs. T. M. Clark,
Mrs. A. J. Cartwright,
Mrs. John Haryille,
Mrs. E. Millard,
Mrs. E. White,
Mrs. J. B. Simpson,
Mrs. Percy Jackson,
Mrs. r. H. Richardson,
Mrs. ]. M. Lockhart,
Mrs. D. w. Ellis,
Mrs. II. w. Culbertson,
Mrs. II. X. Wheeler,
Mrs. H. A. Comins,
Mrs. d. c. Mcdonald.
COMMITTEE ON STREETS
4. A. Marshall,
Alex. Baird,
Fred Oldfield,
John Hudges.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
W. n. McGill,
A. D. Campton,
II. A. Comins,
Houlder EIudgins,
T. NJ. Root,
Allen C. Bragg,
Walter C. Perkins,
D. C. Mcdonald,
A. G. Corbett,
j. T. Miles,
Mrs. w. N. McGill,
A. A. Marshall,
G. M. Peacocke.
The trains from Cobre will arrive {
/ O'Clock and our townspeople and tn
arious committees will be on hand t
i've our guests a warm welcome. In
nediately after the arrival of the trai
senator H. A. Comins will welcome II
-isitors in an address, after which tt
eremony of driving the last spike Wi
'e gone through. The point where tt
rain will stop will be very near tt
ourthouse grounds. After the la'
pike has been driven our guests vi
e invited to the barbecue grounds al
fter partaking of sage hen pot pi
beef, baked beans and 9th,
.ood things, speech making will con
nence and as the speakers are the be
n two States a treat is in store for II
Civ people as well as visitors.
G. M. Peacock and his committt
will get to work this week and w
ave charge of the Information Burea,
At the meeting last night the Pre-
Committee was instructed to write
he newspaper men to procure tran
,ortation through to Ely and retul
nd they would be reimbursed by tt
ommittee on their arrival here al
Presenting a receipt from the agel
ghere the ticket was purchased.
Chairman Root, of the Music Cor
nittee, said that his committee was a
Angling for q strong chorus and tn;
,e would see the leader Of Held's ban
which is coming from Salt Lake, al
orange the programme for band musi
everything is working to the end TIL
he celebration will be a pronounce
success. go
The Executive Committee will me
lext Saturday night at the II. |
Wheeler & Co. S offices.
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W M. Il adleigh.
The committee was put in charge of
the Information Bureau and will open
an Office a few days before the 29th in
the White House in Hayes Park, Mr..
A. c. Corbett having kindly offered to
furnish quarters for the staff Of that
bureau. The committee viii this week
make q systematic canvass of the town
and in that way gather data that can
not be CLEANED in any other way about
where to consign visitors to sleep. A
record viii be kept and books opened
so there can be no mistake.
COMMITTEE on BARBECUE
a D. Gampton,
". D. Campbell,
a. r. Whitehead,
jos. Newman,
a c. House,
Russell Hudgins,
Walter Rynearson,
Lee MURDOCH
E. A. Austin.'
CodMITrEE on ORDER or EXERCISES
Allen c. Bragg,
E. L. r. Wallace,
John Haryille,
II. X. Wheeler,
W. D. Root,
Q. c. Nelson.
C9ManTrEE ON BADGES
Walter c. Perkins,
Houldef Hudgins,
j. A. Feslar.
ON PRESS. AND SOUVENIR
PROGRAMME
Houlder Hudgins,
D. S. Dickerson,
Allen C. Bragg,
W B. Root,
j. D. Crossette.
coENiITFEE ON MUSIC
F. Nj. Root,
James P Gaskell,
V. T. Lewis,
A. H. Whitley.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
II. A, Gomins,
Thos. RocLhill,
81. g. GRAHAM,
". w. Armstrong,
Geo. +. Gum,
JOS. l.. Giroux,
J. ?. Gaskell