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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19
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Several members Of Mr. Geo Ort's family
ate down with typhoid fever. they have the
sincere sympathy OF the community
John X Cessna Of Ridecley. W. Va. was
oauvNSsing here last week fer an art Gal.
lerl
II said 10y a prominent Republican who
don lie. that several hundred dollars were
spent in our httle Precinct in the interest Of
the corporation candidates at the late Re
publican primary Of the lIth inst SO q
seems the corporations Doodle won the
day here. Aud so il would seem there is a
purchasSblc farmer vote as we'll rs any.
other and thus IL would seem the Amer.
can people can still De bought and sold like
cattle. There IS mt much SQuirmiug about IL
though. when intelligent men walk into thc
poiling room and cast their vote Tor man
who has repeatedly sold them out Il sim.
ply shows they have been bought. aud
there is no use in mincing words about. Il
is surely sorry spectacle to see an inteui.
gent farmer uoslecting his farm aud family
to canvass the county in the interest OF I'm
Scrupulous men. who vote against every
measure introduced in our Legislatures for
the bctterment OF the wage carners and
aud farmers conditions. and such was the
case here. For "a week prior to the Repub-
lican Primary, a slick tongue farmer drove
day and night electioneering for the coal.
railroad. oil aud beet Syudicate's tools.
Vet he has been heard to denounce their
methods m the most vigorous terms. thus
showing that he has sense enough to know
their methods are not making him any rich.
er think that il is sufficient evidence he
was well heeled, and IL should bear out
the assertion, OF the honorble prominent
Republican who has the best interest OF the
at heart that the corporations
put several hundred dollars In this district
TO carry the Primary for their representa-.
tons It should be sufficient evidence that
the Republican voters are awakening TO |
the fact that the Republican party is not
the party OF the people at this day and
generation, as it was under the leadership
Abraham Lincoln. don't think any one
needs better evidence. when the Republi.
can party has TO use hundreds OF dollars in
a small voting precinct like tins to even
nominate a ticket that William Jennings
Bryan will be are next president. The best
and most intelligent Republican here ad.
init he is the greatest statesman OF the age.
or course they see the hand writing on the
wall, and are preparing to tall in line with
the Bryan procession to the White House.
FAIR PRAY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19
REEDSVILLE

Correspondence Of The Argus.
The people are beginning hay harvest,
as the crop is a heavy one. Wheat har
vest was pretty good in this section.
There was dance at the platform Sat.
urday night to which 3 large crowd at
tended Every thing moved of quietcly
Earl Graham was calling on friends a
this place Sunday
Dave Loar went to Kingwood on business
Monday.
Friday is Sunday School Convention at
this place A large crowd is expected 10
attend.
You could see some wide smiles around
here last week, as Saturday was election
day, but they will soon vanish away.
There was crowd from Brett here Sat.
urday night and tried TO take the place
but they did not know Reedsyille had the
best fire department, or as good as any for
a town Of its sire. as the peoble come at
the blow Of the trumpet and the boys we're
put TO flight We hope this will not occur
again.
Mr. Emmit Forney is very sick at this
writing we hope he viii be better in few
days
Mr. Gay Burrs has Just built a new play
house watch Gay IS they sometimes fall
We had fine rain sunday which was
needed
Miss Daisy Plantrick returned Yesterday
to Morgantown. she had been visiting par.
ents and friends near here
There will be a match game Of ball play.
| ed here Friday. between Gainesville and
| TOWNSVILLE
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19
TERRA ALA

Correspondence Of The Argus
X w. Bishop Of Valley Point was in
town Friday
p J. Crogan Of Kingwood. was in town
on legal business Monday
DR. Longstreih. formerly Of this place
was in town Friday shaking hands with his
many friends here
Mrs. J.. = Crane who has been quite 100
for some days is much better at this writ.
ing
Sheriff W. NJ shaaer Of Kingwood. vas
in town Tuesday on business
o. D. Feather the genial farmer Of
GAINESVILLE was 10 town Monday
Mrs Joseph NJ Ringer. who has been
very sick Tor some weeks has so lar recoy.
cred as TO be able 10 be up again
Mrs. Lille !. Dewitt. one Of the Efficient
teachers Of our school, entertained the
other teachers Of the school Friday eve.
| ming. Those present pronounce Mrs De
u charming hostess
The Baptist Congregation Of this place
have added beautiful elcctrollors and
| lights to The fittings OF their church max.
ing IL one Of the best lighted churches In
Terra Alta
+ w Elliott the nusuing miller Of the
river was a business visitor in town Tues.
day
jeremiah Ringer and wife. have been
visiting their old home 100 she crab or.
chsrd this week and inc.dcnuy picking a
bountiful crop Of cherries
| Thomas WEIGH ST. is Improving his resi-.
dencc by having % fitted with electric
| lights
| w & Morris las been keeping che
streets we'll rolled this week with large
traction engine with which be has been
hauling stone from quarry east Of towr
for his new residence in Crane Addition
Tbs stone we're placed one on train Of
two heavy wagons aud .n ibis way Isrg,
quantity we're hauled at each load
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19
BRANDONVILLI.
Correspondent of The Argus

Hot weather has come for sure
Farmers are getting very busy in the way
OF harvesting, most all have their wheat
crop under roof and few are making hay.
DR.. Wilkinson is taking mrloueh
through the southern part OF the State. in
which he expects to be gone ten days are
two weeks
Mrs. Lee OF Terra Alta, is visiting her
parents here now $. Nedrow
Mr.. L. c. McGrcw and daughter expects
to start back TO their home in Kansas. Aug.
Ist
Mo. c. spindler was visiting his Uncle.
jonathan Spindler's last week
c w. Foster from Pa, was very vel.
come caller at the Barnes hotel Saturday
and Sunday
I. $. Cunningham bought a fine horse Of
Cal Spkor last week
X !. Eddy sad son sold two 6no horses
last week Good horses are In demand
now
Our school closed las, Friday with quite
a number Of visitors.
MISS Mildred Eddy is visiting at her sis
ters down at Warrington few months
We are glad to sec our old friend II T..
Matlick around again
Election passed OF very quiet last Sat.
urday We do hope that the right men will
gain the day we need straight forward up.
right honest men. viii we get them
Mrs. L. s. Cunningham, was called 10 ,isi,
the sick bed Of her sister Mrs Graham Of
Valley Point which is in a critical condl.
ton now,
A number attended quarterly meeting at
Hazelton, Sunday
Well the reason we have not heard from
Brandonyille for some time. the writer has
been absent
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19
CACeHr VIM Tur GOODS
Another BLACK Bird in the Cage
Cor Stealing.

John lanisor, O. well known eolotsd man
around ,oWn go; eaueh, last Saturday night
in ucuincs store and was arrested and taken
10 Jail by eN.SheriG u. X. Jackson. I, was
the nigh, OF the Republican Primary election
'Stotns and good many parties Who were
Interested were up late TO yet me news.
Ahou, one o'clock James L. Hayes who
clerks 10 thc store. went iu 10 the basement
accompanied by las. W. FLYNN 10 get a
dunk oi h-cr and SAT- down to talk awhile
aud hca'd noise up s,aus as II some one
WAS ,r .hc store providing aro'ud So they
KEEP, gsic, ior some time and heard him
again arA v,Ui up io Investigate After
making a thorough search, they found
awissr Ind uHdct the counter and dtaCVei
him out lie claimed that ne had followed
them in fo' fun and TO get a drink exc and
tined 20 bluff the matter oh They had
theii suspicion Of coute bu, were inclined
To ALLOW him 20 -, but Dan Jackson came
along aud refused to- concur in such an
arrangement and called upon Flynn who is
Notary Public to deputise him to ares,
Jamison, which was done. They searched
him and found few things which Hayes
Unidentified as goods from the store lack.
son then proposed to GO to lamison's house
and search il. Atihh the Oakley broke
down and twas plainly apparent that he
was guilty. Jackson went home leaving the
prisoner IN charge of Flynn aud Hayes and |
got lantern and his son Charley, to &C.
company him and they all went to the
datkey's house a little shack down in the |
Bowcry, where lac lived 10y himself, as ms |
wife left him some time ago. They had |
the Oakley To unlock aud open up his TRUNK |
and found 1t full IT stolen good, most II |
them with lIerring's cost mark on There
were ladies skr,s aud undertaking aud
lot of stuff still in the original packages.
II was nearly all identified later by Mir
Herring as from his store. lamison was
taken to Jail and ON Monday had a hearing
before Justice Murdock, who held him
under $500 bond go avail, the action of the
Grand Jury, which does not meet now ill
October and as he cannot give the bond he
will have TO lay IN Jail all summer
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19
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COIfesp0ndenee d DC 800

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Joe Hickey was a, Union,own last week
Miss Pearl Tutuey returned home from
SclbYsPort Md
Shipley Spahr % near Curtart. was vera
ms for Isaac Gusemau the past week.
Miss Flossie Cupp was visiting her aunt.
Mrs Peter Hickey.
Melvin and John Cupp were at Friends.
Vile tuesday after fertilizer for ]. ! Kelly.
Marshall Frsnkhouser OF near. Cranes.
Vile. was in our vicinity last week picking
cherries
Miss Susie Benson was visiting her uncle.
Jonathan Spiker's sunday afternoon
Bob Stevenson Of Kinswood. the horse
trader was in our vicinity again last week
hudson Niekia OF Haselton. was busl.
ness caller here Friday
Jerome Kelley and son Oliver Of near
GAINESVILLE were a, Ezra Kelley's Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Earl Spiker, Hugh Kelley Gay Gusemau
and others attended preaching services at
Glade Union Church Saturday evening.
Elisha Ieets OF near Friendsyille. was
helping his brotherin.law Alfred Cupp near
here TO harvest last week
Johnson who has been working in the
interest OF Ewart and Co OF Pitsburg.
was here Wednesday last
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Ringer OF near Guse.
man. were at Ezra Kelleys the latters
brother one day the past week.
Russell and James McGrew OF near
Brandonvlile. were here on business a
short time since
Earl Feather aud his sister. Miss Edna
were visiting friends here Saturday night
and sunday
Mrs, King and children OF near Union.
town, ,have been visiting the formers
mother, Mrs. Anna Forsythe and family
and putting up cherries the past week
Greedy Srawser has been on the sick list
the past week. DR.. Will Nedrow Of Bruce.
ton came on SUNDAY to see him
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Ditmore OF Morgans
Glade, we're the guests Of John O. Kelley
aud family Sunday.
MIR and Mrs. |. A. Frankhouser attended
quarterly meeting at Glade Union Church
near Ha1elton, Sunday. conducted by
Presiding Elder Ward
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19
RRuckrON MILLS

BRUCE TON MILLS
Correspondence OF The Argus.
Politics is thing Of the past
LIZ Frankhouser took a load Of wool to
Terra Alta last week for merchant I. G..
Armstrong
Scott Kelley Of Lenox was n town last
Saturday
Miss Elsie Liyengood who had been
boarding here and attending the normal
school at Brandonville. has returned 10 her
home az Cuzzart.
Our teachers viii soon be on their way
20 Kngwood to attend the examination
Lieut. A ID Cunningham and wife Of
Kngwood sundsyed here
Mr. and Mrs K G McChcsucy Mr.. and
Mr. w Wolfe spent SUNDAY az Canaan
r. o. McCandlsh and T.. T. Friend Of
Frendsy.ue. were here last Friday and
found every thing BOZ our bank To- splendid
shape
w. q Ncdrow who IS taking medical
course in the Louisville Medical College Is
at homo for his vacation
Miss Adds Beegbley who fell out Of a
cherry tree two weeks ago is able TO O. d,
around
Mrs " v. ralkner Of Freemapsburg d,
hers on a shor tvisit to friends.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19

We never knew the Republican
ring in this county to get as dcs-
perate and work as hard as they did
this time to pull their ticket through.
We saw some of them get out and
work hard, b1tton holing every man
they met and hustIing all day on
the Primary and for days before
Big leaders who generally sit back
in their Offices and lay the plans and
issue orders TO their henchmen to
do the hustling and get the votes in
and see that they vote right
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19

You cannot induce lower animal Co. eat
heartily when not feeling well. a sick dog
starves himself and gets we'll The
stomach. once ovcrworkcd must have
rest the same as your feet or eyes You
don have 10 starve to rest your stomach
KODOJ FOR DYSPEPSIA takes 10 the
work Tor your stomach digests what YOU
at and gives 10 rest. Puts 10 back in
condition again. You can't feel good with
d.sord cred stomach. Try X odol.
Sold By The Strickler's Drug Store and
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19
The Unseen Printer in The SKY.

The monkey mocks the ways Of men
with walking stick and with the pen
Forgelul OF his early lie. when
lie could sport loo The trees which grew
Round his Jungle home. Thus men. too
Ape the thing only God can do
Who can paint with colors so bright
As those which daily greet our sight.
Which fills uic soul wiih pure delight
Found in dsles and in The valley
Found ON the mountain steep and high
The unseen Painter 300 the sis
We CuoRrF' INC
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19
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Tho new cocgcbuildinR gives much satisfaction.
Particular attention is directed 20 the COnHcrva-
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Ia voice. Professor Benson. Is planning largely for
the coming year.
The Fall Term will begin September 18th. For
large catalogue and Departmental Announce
mcnts address
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19
ELLIOTT REUNION

The Elliott family Of This county viii
meet Saturday July zSlh at the Baptist
Church Albdghlsyille for reunion AIl
are invited, including old friends aud neigh
bors Basket dinner 10 the grove 81 noon.
Rev llardway and others wiz speak
Judson Elliott will read The history Of the
Elliotts back 20 The revolutionary days.
There will be program also.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19
sAYEn LKOM IEERInLEnEAIn

The family Of Mrs ~. T. Bobbiu Of
B8tgerion Tenn. saw her dying add were
powcrcss Go save Der. The most skilifu
physicians and every remedy used failed
while consumption vas slowly but sure ely
taking her life Goo this terrible hour Dr..
King New Discover Tor Consumption
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WnNllEpE11I- Alrnul

Is displayed by many a man enduring
pains Of accidental Cuts. Wounds Bruises,
Burns Scald, Sore feet or stiff joints But
there's no need Tor O. Bucklen.s Afnica
will kill the pain and cure the trouble. lt =
the best Saye on earth FOR Piles. too Price
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19
Card ofThanks

We extend our thanks 20 our friend and
nc'ghbors during the sickness and death ~
our father and husband
Mas MARY Gusos NSD FAmty
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19

Engines, all styles and sizes, new or
second hand Separator shingle mill, saw
mill, timber etc. Great Bargains.
Ross LEONARD,
g Lenox, Preston Co, W. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19
Does evil still your whole lie 6U,
Does woe bctidc2
Your thoughts abide on suicide

on WNNW p RIII
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grip
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19
GO TO MURDoCK'S.

. Nj. aud Mrs. a. ID. Cunningham wen, TO
BtGeeion last Saturday to visit their old
hone.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-12-14
Publicity Sometimes Hurts.

When the roses bloom again" there
will be something doing over in TalIa-
hassee. Sixty days will seem a very
short time in which to handle all those
Investigations that are being called for
and a few days during the session
should be set aside to pass the reappoint-
ment bill, discuss drainage and insur-
ance, etc, and then the third house
must have one night to themselves
during the session. Pensacola Journal.
Yes, and some of those doings are in
the great hereafter likely to get those
august lawmakers in embarrassing
trouble with the Florida press who viii
watch their deeds like a hawk does a
chicken. Miami Metropolis.
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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-12-14
HsrnandO Dry, "Tiaers' Hust Go.

The people, by an overwhelming vote,
have declared fernando dry" county,
and that whisky must not be sold
within its borders. One hundred and
thirty-One have so declared. There
fore, "blind tigers" must cease to
operate here. "Open saloons" and
''blind tigers" must go together.
When one was voted out the other
was voted out also, because against
selling" meant against selling intoxi-
eating liquors in any manner, legal or
illegal. In voting dry the pc Iple have
served notice on the blind tigers that
their Illicit business must stop. The
people mean 1t. If the tigers will quit
selling liquors, turn to some honest and
honorable business, become good and
worthy citizens, all will be we'll. II
they do not, those who voted dry will
see that they suffer for their evil deeds,
both past and present. Judges, solicit
tors, grand and petit juries, and county
officers must enforce the law against
the illegal sale Of liquors. e well a.
against all other forms Of CRIME. II
they do not, a way will be found TO
reach the evil through other \psfsons.
When the people have spoken, 1t is\the
duty of every officer connected with
the administration Of justice to heed
their voice.
No juggling with the law will be
tolerated. The turning of blind tigers
loose upon the silly ard frivolous sub
terfuges Of the defendants lawyers
will not shield either the court or jury
from condemnation. Il Is just as easy
to convict blind tiger as any other
criminal il the court and jury are only
willing. The trouble heretofore has
been that juries required more evidence
to convict this class of lawbreakers
than any other. Evidence that would
have sent any other defendant to the
penitentiary has fallen fat in the case
of the blind tiger. The people are
weary of this criminal protection of
criminals, and, IL repeated, they will
find some way 70 rid the courts Of such
base violators of their oaths. The man
who would violate his oath as q Juror
70 shield blind tiger is too low and
contemplate for any decent mans re-
spect.
We trust that the men who have been
selling liquors unlaWfully will cease
their hellish traffic and 90 into some
better business without being forced to
do so by the courts. They are known
and sufficient evidence IL In reach 70
convict. But the temperance people
have no disposition 20 puniah past
OEEenses against the Temperance laws,
because they are partly 70 blame for
having Darnlitted u % 20 on, without
vigorous efforts 20 stop Il. However,
their eonsciences are now awake and
they win not tolerate any further pros
titutiOn Of public and private morals.
Blind tigers must go and 60 now
Southern Argus.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-12-14

AAN8Aaa AAAN-A
Mr.. EDiroR- Please allow me spaes
in your valuable paper 10 thank ml
many friends for the cordial support
they have given me and the numerous
expressions Of good will they have
shown me IN the past two weeks.
Believing that / was the choice of the
Democrats Of Leon county for the posi-.
ton Of Probate Judge after the death
Of Judge Whitfield. and being urged ia
do 50 by many friends from all parts OF
the county, became an applicant for
appointment to said office.
In support Of my application for APP
Pointment to said Office, laid before
Governor Broward a petition signed by
q large majority of the members of the
Democratic Executive Committee of
Leon county endorsing my application
and recommending me for the position,
special mention being made of the fact
that had received q large vote for said
office at the Democratic primary held in
1904.
also laid before Governor Broward
petition signed by large majority of
our local bar, including our District At
torney, recommending and endorsing
my appointment.
also laid before Governor BrOward
a petition signed by all our county off,
Gals and large number of our most
influential citizens from all parts of the
county, and representing almost every
precinct In the county, recommending
my appointment
/ had the personal endorsement of
State Senator, Hons. John w. Hender-
son, and of both Leon's Representatives
in the next Assembly, Hon. Gilbert
Hartsfield and A.. S. Wells.
These gentlemen personally urged on
the Governor for his consideration my
fitness for the position and the fact
that my appointment would be popular,
inasmuch as / was the choice Of 95 per
cent of the Democrats of the county.
Numerous citizens personally urged my
appointment on the Governor as being
not only fit and proper under the cir
cumstances, but also that / was the
popular choice. The magnificent en-
dorsement received at the polls, when
a change of less than twenty-five votes
would have given me majority over
the successful candidate, was called to
the Governors attention and urged as
q valid reason for my appointment
But in spite of such an endorsement;
IN spite of the acknowledged fact that
am almost the unanimous choice of
the Democrats of Leon county; in spite
of the fact that Governor Broward told
me that he considered that the appoint
ment should be made 80 as to carry
out the wishes of the people, rather
than from personal reasons, did not
receive the appointment.
In view of the splendid endorsement
have received, as shown above, for
which am profoundly grateful, l take
this occasion, Mr.. Editor, to announce
myself candidate for the position of
Probate Judge at the next primary
election, and ask my friends for their
support at said primary.
Very respectfully,
HOWARD GAMBLE.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-12-14
PanaCea ON the Gulf.

Panacea Springs, Fla. Dec. H.
The King brothers, of Cotton, Ca, and
Mr.. Brim, of Lassen, Ca, were here
the past week. They killed more ducks
and geese than anybody who has been
here this season, and caught $50 fish
with hook and line on one trip.
Speaking of fishing, though, the
Coachman-Cay party had the finest luck
last week. 1t was cloudy day and a
little blustery They went out on Otter
Lake, and in little more than an hour
caught forty odd fine trout and came
home. They said they could have
loaded the boat.
Mr.. Coleman, from Townsville,
joined the Mitchells and Wins here
Friday, and they are having a great
time chasing fox, limiting birds, etc.
The bookings for January at the
hotel are much larger than at any
jet.
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