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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-20
(1etit0 y Ah0f10 PoIl(eho

4 los imbonemtes sobre H6yetas
de GAOrvo. --Habiendo muchas IL
bretas que no tienen inscritos los
intereses correspondence al primer
semestie, de 1907, Sc ruega q los
duehos de las misnas, Sc sirvan
presentarlas, en- estas o6cinas, al
empleado correspc ndiente, 4 fn de
poder Aenar ese requisite Ponce,
julio lo de I9o7.-E Presidente,
K. MARrAN1. 80. ~. S.
Sc murmura sobre la actitud
observada por el encargado de Ia
calretera de Ponce Pefiuelas con
los trabajadores en- elias. Parece
como que observa cierta resistencia
pasiva contra el elemento unionis
ta,que esta empleado en- los traba-
JOS, pues ha lido sepaiaudoles POGO
4 POGO, quedandose solamente con
elementos republicanos.
Puede que nos eqtiivoquemos,
pero 81 es muy cierto que en- el GittmO
rtsGgo que ha hecho de trabajadores
son todos de filiaci6n unionista.
Por mas que haya quien pre-
teuda negar este hecho, y hayan
periodicos que por sistema tratan
de desacreditar la administration
unionista, nosotros afrmamos que
nj hoy que representatives Ell po-
der, nj aver que 10 representation
ellos, llegamos q tan pobres y ra.
quiticos extremes, tratando de pri. |
var del trabajo q nuestros infelices
campesinos por el solo hecho de no
colmulgar en- nucstros ideales po-
liticos.
Hemos siio y scguimos sien, o
puertor1iqu,iios antes que NADIA, no
n pard0 4 rs hCmbres de honrada
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-20

en- primer termino la relativa q Ia
salad phblica, base de la vida.
Is, pues, inuegablee el progreso
de este pueblo que esta llamado a
ser uno de los mejores de la isla,
por su riqueza, desarrollo industrial,
topografia, fertilidad del suelo etc.,
y porque ofrece ancho campo para
el negocio, debido a la cicunstancia
de hallarse situado corta distan.
cia de la costa de Aguadilla y de la
rica comarca de LareS, con las que
esta unida por buenas Was de CO.
municaci6n.
Serbian.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-20
DE- san SEBASTIAN
Excelente administra-
ci6n municipal de la
referida 1oca1idad.
DON NARClsO RABELL
Ornate pdblico. La nueva
plaza del mercado. o.-Acue.
ducto en- proyecto.

Agosto 49, Notorio es Ell pro-
greso de este pueblo, bajo la hon
rada administration del actual al
calde don Narciso Rabell Cabrera,
dlgnamente sscundado por los hom-
bres que forman Ell Concejo NUM-
cipal.
Ha POGO, cuando las llamas re.
dujeron a escombros una gran por
cl6n urbana del pintoresco pueblo
y TN dilatado campo de ruinas nos
mostraba Ia grandeza de aquella
desgracia, abrigabamos el tenor de
que muy tarde veriamos reedi6cads
la poblaci0n destruida.
El tempo nos ha probado 10
contrario, y de clio nos alegram os.
De aver q hoy San Sebastian
ha progresado mucho; Ell esfuerzo
de sus habitantes; SUI afecto por ID
region; su interes por el prestigio
y adelanto del pueblo, han logrado
y vienen lograudo la realization de
la obra reconstructora.
Los destinos del pueblo fueron
con6ados a la administration de ur
joven de vasta ilustraci6n, de talen
to reconocido y de una honrade7
acrisolada; joven que, apesar de
vivir en- posicion desahogada y de
poseer TN talento que bien pudiera
brillar ell mas atlas esferas, acepts
la responsabilidad del puesto qut
ocupa, sacri6cando su Independent
cla de caracter, porque siente vivo:
anhelos de laborar por el engran
decimiento del pueblo en- que ma
ciera.
Asl 10 viene demostrando.
Sus gestiones administrative.
son muy satisfactorias.
Las ieformas int,oducidas er
ell ornate embellecen hoy la pobla
ci6n.
Actualmente Sc construye
una espaciosa plaza de mercado, J
hacen magnifcas innovaciones en-
la de recreo.
Las caSas quo Sc construyen Sc
ajustan a las exigencias reglamen-
tarlas y las va construidas ofrecen
un bonlto aspecto y dan realce al
ornate p1blico.
Entre otras obras de importan.
cia que estan en- estudio, viene me-
reciendo atencion preferente la de
la construction de un acueducto.
Este proyecto Sc Tlevara pronto a
was de hecho, dado el entusiasmo
con que ha sido acogido.
Entire los muchos benefcios
que ha de reportar estq obra 6gura
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-20
SAN JUAN Y Ii ISLA
Jugada sorprendida en-
Pta. de TERRA. De
"pares y nones."
OESDE SAN LORENZO
Nuevas construcciones de ca.
sas y bohios. .-Enfermo
de suma gravedad.

La policia de Puerta de TERRA
sorprendi6 anteayer una jugada de
spares y nonesD en- el billar de Juan
Gonzalez, ocupando tacos y bolas y
arrestando q algunos individuos,
denunciandolos hoy al Juez NUM-
cipal.
La casa comercial estableci-
da en- el barrio aLa Platan de All
bonito, que giraba bajo la denomi-
naci6n de aSucursal de M. Carvajaln
ha cesado en- sus negocios con ese
nombre, formandose en- ella una So
ciedad que girara bajo la raz6n de
A. Gomez & ca Is. en- c. de la
que es socio gestor don Abraham
Gomez, y comanditario don Manuel
Carvajal Augulo. Deseamos la
nueva frma los mas brillantes me-
gocios.
Sc encuentra enfermo de gra
vedad en- Caguas MI Pierrot, admi-
nistrador de la central aSanta Jua-
naS de la Compaiiia francesa azu-
carera. De San Juan han sido
llamados algunos medicos Ell con
sulta. =
DE San Lorenzo: = aEn el cor
to espacio de cuatro a cinco meses
Sc han construldo en- esta localidad
al rededor de treinta casas de zinc
y maderas y otros tantos bohios,
al estremo de que va no Sc hallan
sitios para fabricar, por cuyo mo
two Ell Ayuntamiento Ia tenido
que abrir nuevas Gales. ESto prue-
ba que a pesar de ser este pueblo
ceutrico y sin Was de comunica-
ciol, Sc va levantando y sera uno
de los mejores tan pronto tenga
mos carreteras que nos pongan en-
constante relaci6n con el resto de
Ia IslaO.
-Ha sido trasladado de ser.
vicio a Caguas el pundonoroso y
active cabo de la policia don An
tonic Ferrari, uno de los elementos
cultoS con que cuenta el cuerpo de
la policfa y un funcionario recto en-
el cumplimiento de sus deberes. FL
cabo Ferrari, en- el tempo que ha
servido en- San Juan, Sc hizo acre
dor, por sus buenos procedures, al
respeto y estinaci6n de todas las
clases sociales.
Los abogados stii0res don
Luis Ffeyre Baroosa y don Jose R.
Foufnier nos comunican haber
constituido una sociedad profesio
nal, con bufete alberto en- la pla
zuela de San Francisco 10 10
AgradecemoS el atento ofrecimiento
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-20

que nos hacen de sus servicios y les
deseamos buen exito en- su labor.
-Esta actuando como secre-
tarlo de la corte municipal de San
Lorenzo don Narciso Gutierrez, en-
virtud de licencia concedida al pro-
pietario de la miSma dor Jose S.
Aybar, quien Sc encuentra en- esta
capital.
-BALsAMo DE HIGos, 1nico
remedio e6caz, maravilloso, para
curar inmediatamente las enteyme-
dades Pr0biaS de la mw0. Gaia
grande cuesta 81. Pidase: Box
L. oS6. San Juan. 800.
La Corte de Distrito ha de-
clarado incapaz por demencia, q
Juan c. Campos, seialando el dia
20 del actual para nombrarle un
tutor que administre sus bienes.
WSe solicitan buenos vende.
iores para este peri6dico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-20

'ZAR' DE PEDRO GIUSTI FORTALRZA 81 SAN IuAN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-20

conducta y de reconocida labor los
medioS para ganarse la subsistencia.
y prueba de clio, que nuestro go
bierno municipal desde Ell Juzeado
de policfa hasta el ultimo barren
dero. tiene empleados de filiaci6n
republicana, Independence y.
quien sabe 81 menos tiene unionis
tas que de otras procedenciss.
A1n mas: aquellos que hemos
luchado en- todas las epocas y con-
ira todas las situaciones por soste-
ner nuestros ideales, aquellos que
hemos luchado hasta yer cerradas
las puertas del taller donde ibamos
a luchar por la existencia, unos, y
perdido sus pequefias economics
otros, legando q sus hijos un porve-
mir de miserias en- el maiiana por
sostener nuestra causa, hemos pro.
bado que no fuimos q la lucha en-
busca de prebendas.
Is consiguiente que tiene que
apenarnos el que infelices jornale-
ros que van liza carreteraa a ganar {
centavos por hora, bajo el sol abra.
sador, manejando el rudo pico, la
pala 8 la mandurria, Sc les prive de
ganar esos seis centavos por el solo
hecho de que sean unionista.
No faltara quien trate de negar
este hecho, no faltara quien trate
de vindicarse manifestando que alli
no Sc lie pregunta al trabajador q
que partido pertenece; pero somos
viejos va y conocemos a fondo, muy
A. fondo, la sresistencia pasivas que
observan muchos encargados de de.
partamentos para anular q hom
bres TITLES y necesitados, cuandc
eStos en- polftica no piensan como
ellos.
-Desde hace algunos dias Sc
encuentra en- esta ciudad el inspec-
tor veterinario seiior Fernandez. de
regreso de su excursion a Maya
guuez, encontrando casos de catarro
nasal leve en- algunos caballos, que
fueron sometidos tratamiento v
habiendo clausurado diez cuadras
por no reunir las condolences que
ordena la ley.
En- ell dia de hoy fue recono.
cido por el inspector vsterinario un
clballo de la comandancia de poll
cla de este puesto que Sc encuentra
atacado de muermo, habiendose or.
denado Sc proc ida al Sacri6cio de
dicho animal.
-HEMOS VISTO un Album
de P0stales en- Ell Bazaar Otero que
coutiene una rica collection de las
dltimas creaciones artisticas. Las
hay humorfsticas, de flores, con re
fratos de artistas etc., desde 3 CEN
tavoS una en- adelante.
Aver Sc procedi6 por la sani-
dad & la cremaci6n en- la boca de
los MeroS de un caballo de los Sc.
flores Bonnin y Co., muerto de en-
fermedad comun.
A causa de encontrarse en-.
fermo en- Comerio la esposa del ms
p4ctor de alimentos seiior Mascara
soli0to permi5o para trasladarse q
1icho pueblo, el que lie fue conce-
dido.
Anoche la policia capture 4
.os i6venes Jose Velez y Alfredina
Velez, que alcanzaron el vrelo des.
l. el barrio de Corral. al.vieio yendo
| encontrarse en- uno de los barrios
l. Juana Diaz. FL juez exigi6 a
lose Velez 800 dollars de 6anza
Dor 81 pretsndiera volar nuevamen-
e antes de la ceebyali6n del juicio.
CoRRESPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-20
CASA AMutBlAOl

En- la calle del Parque Sc al
qulla una casa nueva amueblada
por cuarenta dollars mensuales.
mediante contrato de un afio. Pa
ra refeferencias dirigirse a Justa
B. Iglesias, Santurce. 3o-11v,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-20
METROSTYLE Y THEMODIST
PIANOI AC
PIANOS pIsNO AS

.oS mejoreS intrumentos de SIT
tl.se.
piauolas : desde s225 a $500
Pianos Pianolas de $5soa$Lo5o
Sc venden de contado J a plazos
continues existenciaS en- el
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-26
The Scherr Boom.

The Journal alleges that THE
ARGUS is blooming Arnold Scherr
for governor. If the next gov
ernor of West Virginia is to be a
Republican, THE ARGUS is happy
to inform its up-street contempor-
airy that it prefers Mr.. Scherr to
any of the distinguished gentle
men named for the honor. Mr..
Scherr has many relatives and
friends in Preston who have done
valiant service for the Republican
party, and especially for Gov.
Dawson, i'll assisting him to reach
the honorable position which he
occupies today, and it is striking
ly strange that the Journal-the
professed organ of its party in the
county-insists upon referring to
the Scherr candidacy in such UNI
complimentary terms, simply be-
cause che has never been con-
nected with the Dawson gang"
1t does not necessarily follow
that THE ARGUS is blooming Ar.
mold Scherr for governor" when
it calls the attention Of the Re
publicans Of Preston to the man
ner in which the Journal belittles
the gubernatorial aspirations of
Mr. Scherr Not in the least. The
Journal is entitled TO another
guess In due course Of time the
Journal will learn, without ask
ing, whom THE ARGUS is booming
for governor. lie will be o stall
wart follower Of the Jeffersonian
and Jacksonian school Of politics,
and The ARGUS confidently ex-
poets TO see him elected the next
governor Of West Virginia.
In the meantime, however, THE
ARGUS does not propose TO allow
the Journal to pillory every Re
publican who happens TO be a nom
member Of the Dawson gang"
without calling attention TO the
fact.
The ARGUS has many warm
friends in the Republican fold
whom it esteems and respects for
their political faith, and it does
not intend that an honest differ
ence Of political opinions shall in
teriere with their friendship and
business relations. THg ARGUS is
not that hidebound, If the Jour
nal Is.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-26
DemssosIe Appeals.

III the local organ hopes by its
demagogic appeals to political
prejudice to be able to retain the
machine in power in this state it
has forgotten the lesson taught its
political master. When the mas
ter was at the head of the "organ-
ization" in this county his stock in
trade was violent appeals TO Sec
tional bias a nd prejudice. 1t can
not be gainsaid that for years he
was most successful in his appeals
and that he and his followers
were the sole benefciaries of such
demagogy.
There are Republicans living
in Preston county today who can
testify to the shameful manner in
which Boss BillDawson organized
his political ring which prevented
any Republican from holding a
county Office who refused to sub
nit to his autocratic bossism. He
reigned as the uncrowned king of
the Republican party of Preston
county until selfrespecting Re-
publicans organized for selfpro-
lection and to fight the Dawson
ring.
In due course of time the oppo-
sition grew so strong that the ring
could not Withstand the righteous
assaults made upon it and finally
had to succumb and the uncrown-
ed king had to leave the county
and go to Wheeling and associate
himself with the state committee
In order to prevent running the
Republican party in Preston. Ask
any Republican who does not wear
the Dawson collar if this is not
the truth. Later on he journeyed
to Charleston, where he has ever
since been holding a public office.
The local organ itself will not
attempt to deny this statement.
He is still hungry for office and
hashis graphing irons out to hook
the senatorial toga of Nathan Bay
Scott. Such is the history of the
political boss and office-holder
whom the local organ in its fee
bleness and imbecility imagines
it is going to retain in power by
assailing those with whom it can
not cope in an honest and honor
able vocation. But its efforts are
those of the drowning man grasp
ing at a straw and will be equally
as successful. Even its leased tai
ent, whose reputation as a quill
driver rests with his infantile eff
forts in the underbrush, will not
be able to convince the people that
1t is in the interest of the public
that there he no changes made in
the County AMI state offices. The
people intend to make a few
changes and the pie-gormandizer
of the local organ may as well
prepare to move out.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-26

If 1T be true that Gov. Dawson
is backing the candidacy of Charlie
Swisher for the governorship, that
fact must necessarily have much
weight in forwarding the Marion
county mans already we'll adj
vanced campaign. The reason
given for the governors alleged
preference for the secretary of state
is his sympathy with the tax re-
form movement. Loyalty to tax
reform forms very good plank
in any candidates platform, for it
would be rough Shedding for any
man who was not in sympathy
with that important movement.
1t is doubtful whether any other
than the genuine article would
have the audacity to try for the
governorship, or any other state
office that would have anything
to do with the further shaping of
the state policy on that question.
Grafton Sentinel.
The above explains why the
local organ has switched over TO
Swisher. Up until it got its in.
structions from its master it was
busily engaged in denouncing the
secretary to the best of its ability.
A. b. White was the machine can
didate and to mention any other
name in connection with guber-
Material honors set the local organ
to lashing itself into a foam, But
the Spontaneous mass meeting"
and the COMMITTEE Of one hun
dred leading Republicans Of Pres
ton county," who were authorized
by Boss Dawson to whoop IL up
and keep the gubernatorial ball a
rolling until the last pieman came
marching home with White ban
ners, was the death knell Of the
White boom.
In the meantime the Swisher
boom seemed 10 be moving in the
wild and spectacular way that
began TO alarm Boss Dawson. He
must haveconcluded that he would
crawl into the Swisher band wagon
as it was a case Of Hobson's choice
with him, as the other distinguish
ed gentlemen had fatty refused
TO identify their gubernatorial can
didacy with the Dawson machine.
Hence the change in the local
organ from denunciation TO praise
Of Swisher. II there ever was any
question about the political hy-
pocrisy Of the local organ the
change 10 Swisher clinches it.
The organ is a typical hypocrite.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-26
's.The Spoilers."
Bretz Breezes.
;orrespondence of The Argus.

Correspondence of The Argus.
Threshing is the order of the day.
We are sorry to- report good
many people sick.
Reuben Taylor, of Mount Vernon,
is building a new house.
We are sorry to note the death of
Wilbur Taylor, of Bull Run.
Mrs. Seth Stafford, of Newburg,
is visiting relatives and friends here.
T. Taylor sold eight fine cattle to
George Ashburn, Of Reedsville, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Reed Wis.,
tied at George Reeds, near Reeds.
vile, Sunday.
Miss Zoe Livengood, of Albriehts
VILE. is visiting relatives here and
at Reedsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alison Stuck and
children went to Rowlesburg Sun
day of last week.
Elton Conley, of Zinn's Chapel, is
very low with typhoid fever. Hope
he will soon be out again.
Mr.. apd Mrs. T. Taylor visited
at William Guscman's, of near
Reedsviile, last Sunday week.
Andy Newman, of Leckrone, PA,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Newman, here Saturday and
Sunday.
Messrs. Ed and Lloyd Garletts
and family have moved from here
to Sabraton. We hate to see them
leave here.
Aura Warrick, who has been
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-26
DcluSs Of the Week In Surrounding
Towns.
HAPPENINGS OF GENERAL INTEREST
The Argus correspondsnts Tell What Il
Going on In Their
Locality.


Correspondence OF The Argus.
James Kelley and family visited
Eel Augustine Sunday.
Leonard Bros. were threshing for
some of our farmers the past week.
Some of our people attended the
love feast at the Salem church Sum-
day.
Mrs. Daisy Reams Is spending a
few days among home folks and
friends.
John Rodeheaver was calling on
friends at and near Independence
the past week.
John Rodeheaver is our black
smith aud coon hunter. He makes
a success at both.
d. S. Livengood is building a fine
springhousc. c. w. Reckart IS do
ing the stone work.
ID. S. Feather had his arm broken
in two places a few days ago. DR..
Scott, of Terra Alta, set the frac-
tured arm. He is getting along
very we'll.
Few. Price preached his farewell
sermon at Chichester Sunday night.
He is a noble man and an able
speaker. We wish him success IN
his new field of labor wherever 1t
may be.
w. A. Wolfe started in on De.
cember 40 last with about sixty five
hens and he has sold, not including
what he used in his family and for
setting purposes, AT dozen Of eggs
to September 40. Who can beat it2
LITTLE Tom.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-26
What Will He Do?

During the first week in August
the county court had published an
alleged financial statement OF the
county of Preston. The printed
report was nothing more nor less
than summary. The law says
1T shall publish an itenlized state
ment, giving the name of each
person paid, the amount, and for
what purpose. But what has the
law got to do with our county
courtY They met in solemn con-
clave and agreed that the shortest
statement possible should be pub
lished, and the county clerk pre-
pared one according TO instruc-
tions. AS it appeared In its printed
form it exceeded last years sum-
married statement by possibly 100
lines, but that was the fault of the
growing business Of the county
and not the courts.
The law says that any county
court or clerk guilty of violating
the section pertaining to publish
ing of financial statements shall
be deemed guilty of a misdemean-
or and it shall be the duty of the
prosecuting attorney to have such
failure investigated by the grand
jury. We await with a great deal
OF interest his action when that
body meets. What will he do?
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-26

visiting her sister, Mrs. Edward
Young, of Morgantown, returned
home last Wednesday.
Mrs. Reuben Taylor and children,
of Mount Vernon; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charley Dudley and baby, of
Dellslow, and Benton Everly, of
Masontown, visited at T. Taylor's
Sunday.
Mrs. Belle Walls and daughter,
Miss Sallie, Of Monongah, who
have been visiting relatives here,
returned home Sunday,
by Mrs. Henry Mckinney and
children.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-26

If the pioneering sketches" are
not too pressing we would be glad
to have the distinguished author
editor tell lis why it took two
years to find out the "true and
actual va'sts1"" Of the oil and gas
properties. 1t would be cruel to
ask the pie-gormandizer.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-26

There is no desire on our part
70 deprive The freaJe readers Of
the organ Of pcrusing the "pio.
neoring STITCHES which have
been beraldod as o sure cure for
insomnia, but we must insist on
the distinguished authorization ex.
planning why the state appropri.
ations have been increased from
100000 to 100000 under
this glorious tax reform" admin.
istration, ifit does take up every
inch Of space. The impression has
gone forth that the author Of the
underbrush would not be equal to
The task imposed upon him.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-26

1t IS not the similarity of the
language" that tortures the local
organ so much as it is the burn
ing and undeniable facts which it
cannot controvert even with its
leased talent.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-26

AS Will be seen by an announce
ment elsewhere in this issue THE
ARGUS will increase It's subscrip-
ton price to $3.50 per year on
January 1, 1908. This step is
prompted solely by a due regard
for sound business principleswhich
plainly suggest that when an en-
terprise is no longer profitable
under existing conditions, the
thing to do is to quit the business
or to increase the price of the
manufactured article. The in
crease in price is made absolutely
necessary because of the great in
crease in everything that goes to
make up a newspaper.
The price of 81 was fixed when
everything was at its lowest price,
and, even then, that price never
was remunerative for county seat
paper. Today, type, ink, and paper
are fully 90 per cent higher than
they were ten years ago, but the
recent increase is "the straw that
broke the cancels back"
This matter has been under ear
nest consideration for some time.
1t was hoped that liberal adver-
Using patronage would render an
advance in price wholly unneces-
sary, but, as a whole, there has
been disappointment along those
lines.
Uncle Sam, too, is up against it,
having been compelled to raise
the price of stamped envelopes
and wrappers because of the in
crease in the cost of paper. And,
when Uncle Sam raises it may be
taken for granted that-there is
good reason for it. 1t may be well
to remember that the increase in
price does not represent increased
profits, but will go to meet the in
creased prices of commodities.
The date for the increase is jan
uary l, 1908, and you still have
three months in which to take adj
vantage of the old rate of 81 per
year. Send III your subscription
now and we will credit you for as
many years as you send dollars.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-26

When will the distinguished
author get through prefacing his
pioneer skitches?" SO far it has
been nothing but preface and a
plea for more information. People
are asking why the "feld agent"
did not gather this information.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-26

That undesirable citizen" Mr..
Hartman, sees no chance for trade
depression, but even this extra
ordinary man who lives on a
higher plane than the rest of us
has made mistakes and will again,
perhaps with a purpose.