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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19
NHGHBORHOOD NEWS.
DoiusS Of the Week In Surrounding
Towns.
HAPPENINGS OF GENERAL INTEREST
The Argus Correspondents Tell What II
Going on in Their
Locality.
Ear.
CorrespoL ience of 1 he Argus.
HAPPENINGS OF GENERAL INTEREST

Correspoi Ience of 1 he Argus.
Cyrus Miller is working for Attire d
Cupp.
Hugh Kelley's health is improv.
ing slowly.
j. {. Hickey went to Uniontown,
Pa, Sunday.
Ray Forquer, of Brandonville,
was here last Thursday.
J. J. Kelley returned home from
kingwood Friday evening.
Milton Fike took his bride to his
home at Hazelton Sunday.
Miss Pearl Turney has returned
home from Selbysport, Md.
The Cupp brothers moved into
their new house Wednesday.
S. Frank Kelley was a business
caller at Bruceton Tuesday last.
Miss Maude Guseman was call.
ing at Elijah Livengood's Saturday.
Miss Bliss Frankhouser and little
sister Fay were at Bruceton Tues
day.
Melvin Cupp, wife, and children
were guests at Alfred Cupp's Sun
day.
Mrs. Spencer Guthrie and son
Lee were at Bruceton on business
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will DeBerry, of
CorInth, returned to their home
Thursday.
Peter Hickey vent to Friendsville
Thursday after load of goods for
J. c. Hickey. ~
Chester Wolfe, Of near Bruceton,
is in our vicinity threshing for some
of our people.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Chidester, of
Cuzzart, were visiting John O.
Kelley's family Sunday.
Joe Martin was here Friday &C.
companied by his father, Chris
Martin, of Valley Point.
Miss Rosa Cupp has been stay
ing at Samuel McGrew's near
Brandonville the past week.
Some of our young people have
been attending the series of meet
ings at Salem the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. A. Frankhouser
attended the funeral of their uncle,
Israel Frankhouser, at GAINESVILLE
Sunday.
Miss Enruth Kelley and her
cousin Ralph Kelley were visiting
at Marshall Harned's, at Brandon.
vile, Tuesday.
Peter Hickey went to Uniontown
Monday with produce and returned
Wednesday with goods from there
70: J. c. Hickey.
Miss Flossie Cupp, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Cupp, of near
here, was married to Milton Fike,
of Hazelton, Wednesday, Sept. II.
George Nieman and I. A. Frank.
houser have been repairing the wall
of the schoolhouse and George +.
Spiker put new roof on and did
other repairs the past week, getting
it ready to be reprinted.
George A. Kelley. ofnear Cranes
vile, Mrs. Sarah Homer, of Terra
Alta, Newton Ringer, Of near I.enox,
and Mr.. and Mrs. HadIy Smith, Of
near Bruceton, were in attendance
1t the Kelley reunion here Saturday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19

Will the editors of the Journal
please tell its many readers why
they are always finding fault and
saying mean things of the B. IL O..
railroad and its employees and at
the same time telling them what
great things Senator Elkins is
doing for them, when it knows,
absolutely knows, that Senator
Elkins is identified with the same
crowd, his road connecting with
that awful B. & O. at both ends.
The truth of the matter is that
Mr.. Elkins, unfortunately for the
people of this country, is a United
States senator and is, therefore, in
position TO assist the editor of the
Journal and his associates to gen
erous pieces of pie. The B. 81 O..
officials are not in such position,
for which a long suffering and
misinformed public should be
thankful at least. That's the diff
ference.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19
Institute Program.

Following is the program of the
Ministers, Deacons' and Laymen's
Institute of Goshen Baptist Associa.
ton, to be held at Kingwood,
September aS, 20, 1907:
SATURDAY.
10:O0-Devotional
i0:3o-'The Pastors Duty 20 the Church" by
Rev. III. H. Chamberln
llOo--''The Church's Duty to tho Pastor. A" by
S. N. Rogers and NJ l.. Martin.
General Discussion.
i200-Recess.
2:30-Song service.
245-'Thc Scripture Teaching of Sanctifica.
ton" by Rev. C. ID. Griffin.
3l5-"What Can the Laity Do TO Make the
Pastors Work More Efrective?" by A. j. Elliott
and w. II. West.
40o-"What Can the Pastor Do TO Interest the
Iaity in Church Work." by A. H. Fox. A. w.
Snidcr and DIR. Shaffer.
General discussion.
7;30-SouI Winning
THE Call" by Rev. T. b. LAWYER.
2 The Power" by Rev. G. f. Wilson
3 The Methods" by Rev. John Brown.
4-"The Reward" by Rev. C. j. Ward
SUNDAY.
930-Devotional by ]. C. Morris.
10:30-What Can BE Done 10 Secure n Higher
Standard Of Christian Work. by Rev. Ross Ward
llOo-Sermon by ii. Il. Chamberlin
2:3o- Devotional by Rev J. c. Carson
3;O0-Lecture: Christian Ethics" by DIR. ID. b.
Purinton.
7:30-Sermon 10y DIR. ID. ID. Purinton
H. =. HARDwAY
GEORGE b. DEvER
Comnittee
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19

How can you expect the Re-
publican party in congress to re-
wise n tariff when some of the
parties for whom the protective
tariff was enacted or their attor-
neys are in the United States sem
ate? To interfere with it now
would lessen the chances of sue
cess for the Republican party next
year. Hence Secretary Taft's time
ly advice to let it alone until after
the election next year, Plain
enough, isn't it?
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19
Answered Last Roll Call.

Mortality of ex.soldiers of Preston
county for the past year as ascer-
tanned at the recent reunion at Terra
Alta:
Rev. p. +. FIythe, lieutenant,
confederate.
Col. John ID. Rigg, Co. a, 9TH w.
Va. Infantry.
J. ID. Michael, 4th w. Va. Cav.
airy.
Jacob II. WEIGH, Co. A, 9TH w.
Va. Infantry.
Abraham Feather, Co. o, 18th w.
Va. Infantry.
Benjamin AMMAN, Co. T, regi-
ment unknown.
Jesse M. Johnson, Co. c, sd w.
Va. Infantry.
This shows the lowest per cent of
mortality that has occurred anon o
the comrades for number of years.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19

If the pie-organ is such an anti
railroad hater, why did 1T not at
tack the Coal d Coke railroad
when it asked the board Of public
works to reduce its assessment
OF course everybody knows why,
but it don't hurt to remind the
people Of the hypocrisy Of one who
has the brand displayed when his
political master comes to town.
The "ox knoweth its master"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19

There are a great many people Who have
Slight attacks OF indigestion and dyspepsia
nearly all the time. Their food may satisfy
the appetite. but IL fails to nourish the
body SIMPLY because the stomach is not in
ut condition to do the work II is supposed
TO do. II can't digest the food YOU .,at.
The stomach should be given heip You
ought to take something that will do the
work your stomach can't do Kodol For
Indigestion and Dyspepsia. a combination
OF natural digestants and vegetable acids
digests the food itself and gives strength
and health to the stomach Pleasant to
take Sold by StTickler's drug store; w.
NJ. Dent NewbuTg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19

VIII Re sign.

Judge Sanders is to resign from
the supreme bench 1t is strongly
limited that he will be a candidate
for the Republican nomination for
governor. The Judge is quoted
as saying that in his section Of the
state the gubernatorial candidacy
Of Charles w. Swisher is consid-
cred ga huge Joke" and that me
will not get a delegate from the
judges congressional district. If
thisis trte the eminent iurist must
have some idea Of entering the
race. We take 10 that if he is a.
candidate his district would stand
by him
The only hope tine machine has
of nominating a. y. White is to
split up thc state with favorite
sons. There is no one whom they
can nominate that would receive
the drubbiug White would got.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19
Disappointed.

We are somewhat disappointed
in our genial friend, Prof. o. +.
Morton, as an editorial writer.
For one who aspires TO the dignity
of literary genius we had faint
hope that his training in that di-
rection would equip him for the
arduous task for which he leased
himself to the pie-gormandizer Of
the local organ. But the hoped
for spark of genius has taken its
flight and the well of originality
has been drained of its last drop
in his feeble efforts. 1t was ex-
ceedingly kind in him to apologize
to the lamented Edgar Allan Poe
for such sublime thoughts.
For one who devotes his entire
time to scribbling that his name
may adorn the tablet of Fame he
bids fair to drop down the tobog-
gan slide as an author unhonored
and unsung. Many of the patent
medicine almanacs, which are dis
tributed free, far excel his former
laborious efforts in producing the
underbrush varieties which would
recompense one for the valuable
time it would take to thumb il
from cover to cover.
We have always had kindly
feeling for Bro. Morton and have
been hoping against hope that his
Uranium might open up and take
IN a little gray matter in lieu of
the buckwheat batter which he
gathered in the underbrush. But
we fear we are doomed to ever
lasting disappointment since he
has leased his talent (sic) to the
pie-manager who has never been
known to coin an epigram nor
clothe the thoughts of others in
language that would cause conf
ment.
If Bro. Morton has leased HIM
self with the understanding that
he must defend machine politics
and save the piemen their jobs, he
will earn his salary. He must
manufacture that which he can
not prove by the record of facts,
which will cause the people to
have serious doubts as to the ac-
curacy of his pioneering"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19
Ouiet Wedding.

Mr. Homer ~. Tuchcuell and
Miss May Menear, both Of Herring,
we're married Monday afternoon at
4 O'Clock IN the parlor Of the len
kins Hotel by Rev. A. NJ. Ham
mond, Of Masonlown. The wed.
ding was a quiet one, only a few
friends witnessing the ceremony.
They will reside at Herring. The
best wishes Of THE ARGUS 90 with
them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19

Gov. Hughes, of New York,
knows all about the great insur-
ance steal of the great state of
New York, being the chief exam
iner before the Armstrong COM
mittee. Have any them lost their
liberty for one hour? Are any of
them likely tor
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19
Preparing His Crow.

The Parkersburg Dispatch-News
seems to have it in for Secretary
of State Swisher. Well, the oppo-
sition of the News to the candidacy
of any man is one of the most val
liable assets that mar can have in
a campaign. The News is classed
along with the Wheeling Register,
the Fairmont Times, and the Par
kersburg Sentinel.-Journal.
This is the browning thought of
foretelling what was in store for
the local machine organ. Quite
recently THE ARGUS predicted that
the organ would be defending
Swisher and singing his praises
in due course of time. We must
admit that the defense and the
praise has come much earlier than
we anticipated. The Colorado trip
OF the governor and secretary must
be responsible for it. OF course
the organ is simply mouthlng the
instructions Of its master. We
call attention to the praise of
Swisher by the local organ merely
to point to its insincerity and by
Pocrisy. OF course every one is
familiar with that phase of its
subserviency to the master.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19

In 1894 the Democratic party,
which was then ia power, attempt.
cd TO curb the trusts aud corpora.
tions from their high-handed VIC.
lation Of laws already upon the
statute books, and at The con.
gressional election that followed
were defeated by the Republican
party, backed by every law-dely-
ing corporation Of tins country.
In 1896 at the national election
the Republican party was again
victorious In The campaign Of
1896 the presidency was, under
the direction Of the late VI. a.
Hanna simply bought, every trust
and corporation contributing heav-
lily for the success Of the Republi-
can ticket To talk now Of the
Republican administration pun.
ishing any member Of these great
combinations Of wealth is simply
absurd.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19

No one blames the local organ
for engaging one who is supposed
to have brains to defend the ma
chine. 1t is something which the
organ has been sorely in need OF
for several years. But the load
is too heavy for the underbrush
author to carry and he feels that
he is growing old" No wonder
when he thinks about the Dawson
administration costing the tax
payers 100000 more than the
last Democratic administration.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19

AS paradoxical as it may seem
the local organ is really against
and in favor of the saloon. 1t all
depends under which spigot the
machine is holding the canteen.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19

We cannot allow Bro. Morton
to get away from the main issue.
Tell the taxpayers, Sir Author,
why did the Republican machine
defeat the senate bill taxing the
product of oil and gas?
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19

As long as the corporations con-
tributed to the Republican ma
chine campaign fund they were
saints in the eyes of the local
organ, but when they bucked on
highway robbery the organ got
ats instructions to sail in and lease
talent if he had to invade the lit
erary ranks!
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19

The distinguished authorization
is more amusing than convincing.
No one has ever taken him Sc
riously since he leased himself to
the pie-organ. The idea of de-
Tending the ring and the machine
makes him a candidate for the
museum of curioslties.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19
KingwoOd, September 10. 1907.

The local organ is now of the
opinion that the saloon is a good
thing to have to save fake tax
lowc
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19

1t may be that Bro. O. f. Nor
ton is able to fool the people in
the underbrush, but we promise
him that outside Of the machine
family he will not be able to de-
ceive the rest Of the people in old
Preston.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19

The editor of the Journal and
his associate, Prof. Under the
Cottonwoods," will have to read
Senator Elkins out Of the party
before its host Of readers are ready
to believe the corporations dictate
the policy Of certain Democratic
as well as Republican newspapers
Of this state. Senator Elkins' IN
terests are identical with the great
i. d o. railroads interests. which
at times causes the Journal editors
to show signs Of hypochondria.
But the officials Of the great B.,&
0. railroad are not in position to
distribute liberal slices Of pie to
the hungry pieman Hence the
hypochondria symptoms.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19
Notice 10 the Public.

This Is to give notice that The Kingwood Water
and Transit Company will apply TO the town
privilege TO construct, operate and maintain water
mains and so otherwise occupy the streets and
binary traffic or travel except as Is necessary in
construction work.
This right to continue for a period. of fifty GOD
years with this exception: that after the expira-
uon OF ten uO) years from the granting of the
above application. the town csssnci or its repre-
sentatives will have the right OF purchasing the
rights and privileges ofsaid company by paying TO
of. $500 'DDN'e
KMGwooD WATER AND TRANSIT COMPANY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19

Keep posted on county events by sub.
scribing Tor and reading 1HE ARGUS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19

"A high protective tariff protects
the corporations. What we need
is an administration to protect the
people-the consumers of trust.
made goods-against unjust dis
ordinations. Why not reduce
the tariff and create some little
competition? But it would never
be done by its friends. Oh, no.
Lord, deliver us from its friends.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19

We trust Bro. Morton will par
don us when we insist that he ex-
plain through the editorial col
umns of the organ why the oil
and gas holdings were assessed at
100000 in 1906 and s35,-
100000 in 1907. How did it
come that it took one year to ar
rive at the "truc and actual value?"
There seems to nave been no trou-
BILE in arriving at the "true and
actual value" of the other corpor-
atoms. They do say that the gas
and oil people would refuse $780,
100000 for their property in West
Virginia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-01-19
TRABAJADOR MUER-
TO POR UN TREN

Ration, N. M, Enero IA. Cor
gonio Saavedra; de 40 amos de
edad, natural de Mexico, fue afro
pellado por el tren de pasajeros
No. 4, recientemente, cerca de
Otero, en- este condado. Habia
estado empleado como trabajador
de secci6n en- Pueblo, q iba para
Mexico en- compaflfa de Manuel
Serna, un amigo. Serna oyo 81
tren y ambos hombres Sc aparta.
ron de Ia llanta. Saavedra no Sc
retro 10 suficiente de la via y fue
cogido por la locomotora y muer-
to en- Ell acto. Su cadaver fue
traido a este lugar. Saavedra
tenia esposa en- Mexico q iba para
ALA q pasar el invierno con ella,
despues de seis meses de ausen--
cia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-01-19
Perece en- una Boz
rrasca en- California
Jose Romero Muere Lejos de
su Pais.--Indagan Por
sus Hijos.

La siguiente carta que Sc expli.
ca por 81 misma fue recibida 81
microbes por el estafetero Paul
A, II. Walter en- referencia a Ia
muerte de uno que era vecino de
este lugar:
q Tendra Va. Ia bondad de in
formarme iha vivido ALA 8 cerca
de ALA, un hombre llamado Jose
Romero, quien entiendo fue casa
do y tuvo dos hijos qne yiven en-
Santa Fe? Mi objetoal escribir-
lie es que este hombre, Jose Ro
nero, falleci6 aquf hace cerca de
dos semanas de pulmonfa causa-
da por haber estado fuera duran.
te una borrasca de nieve que
visito California. Quisiera que
Vd. comunicase Ia noticia a sus
hijos, 81 pueden encontrarse, pues
entiendo que su esposa ha muer
to. 81 halla vd. a los hijos y
ellos desean informes adicionales
en- referencia a la muerte del Sc.
nor Romero, pueden dirigirse 4
mi escribiendo d O. P. Whitton,
Diputado Alguacil, Condado de
Maricopa, Rugby Station, Cali
fornia. I
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-01-19
Spader Nombfado
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-01-19

tentativas jocosas de trepar
palo ensebado, 10 cual al fin S,
consigue, y entire los gritos de lo
espectadores, 81 carnero, fruta
grano son arroiados al sue,o y S,
los llevan en- medic del mayor ex
citamiento, y Sc supone que Sal
Geronimo Sc regociia de esta ter
minacion feliz de la fiesta dada er
honor suyo. Ceremonies igual
mente interesantes comienzan Ia
vfspera de Navidad y continuan
durante el perfodo de las festivi'
dades.
A dos y media millas del pue.
bio Sc halla la historical y antigua
plaza Mexicana de Fernandez de
Taos, con sus primitivos edificios
de adobe, en- tiempos anteriores
lugar de residencia de muchos
occidentales afamados.
Ell pueblo de Taos y Fernandez
de Taos, son tan extrahos, pecu-
llares y curiosos, que en- todos
tiempos Sc puede encontrar ALA
una colonia de artistas y escrito-
res estudiando las costumbres de
los indios y ,mexicanos. Frank
?. Sanerwen y Bert Greer Phil
lips tienen estudios en- Taos, al
paso que Frederick Remington,
r. L. Blumenseheth y Curtis, el
fotografo de los indios, visitan
periodicamente la localidad en-
busca de nuevos sujetos.
La semana pasada, George L.
Beam estuvo en- Taos y consigui6
sacar una vista muy artfstica de
este pueblo bajo nuevo aspecto,
la cual reproducemos. Laestruc-
tura baja en- forma de pozo que Sc
mira en- la delantera es la estufa
o kiva, lugar de reunion de los
Factores de Deleites, una de las
misteriosas ordenes midas tan
bellamente descriptas por Ban
delier en- su relacion que lleva ese
tftulo. Los dos elevados postes
son los brazos de una escalera
que conduce q la pieza subterra-
nea. Viajeros visitan Taos en-
todos tiempos, pero en- mayor MI.
nero durante las fiestas. Tan
facil de acceso es este interesante
lugar que Sc estan hacienda pre-
parativos para acomodar grandes
concursos en- futuras celebracio.
nes festivas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-01-19

81 Cuerpo Territorial de Igua-
lamiento he sstado en- session esta
semana en- ID oticina del Inten'
donte Ambulante. Asistieron J.
s. Duncan, presidente: venceslao
Jaramillo, secretario; J. A. Ma
honey, r. P. Ervisn, Martin
Lohman, J. F. Hinkle y Alexandra
Sandoval. Sc dice que 81 avaldo
de las oveias sera alzado a 81
cabeza.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-01-19
REG|STRO DE
ARTHUR sEL|GMAN
Presidente y MEM
bro del Cuerpo de
Conisionados.
GRAN B|EN EFEcTuADO
Para el Condado de Santa
Fe Durante Seis Amos de
Honesto y Fiel Servicio.

/ Favoreceis Buenos Camlnos
en- el condado?
SFavoreceis economic rigida
en- asuntos de condado?
Favoreceis ad ministracion ho-
nesta y limpia?
sFavoreceis igualamiento de
impuestos y amillaramientos JUS
tos?
Favoreceis buenos puentes
del condado?
;Favoreceis una carcel nueva y
moderna?
Las preglntas arriba fueron
hechas q los votantes del condado
de Santa re seis amos ha por
Arthur Seligman, entonces can
didato para miembro del Cuerpo
de Comisionados de Condado.
Dijoseles que 81 aprobaban estas
cosas votasen por el.
Mr.. Seligman fue electo por
buena mayoria. Dos amos des-
pues fue candidate parala la misma
posici6n y fue reelecto por mas
grande mayorfa por el perfodo de
cuatro amos. Hace dos amos que
fue honrado siendo escogido por
sus colegas como presidente del
cuerpo. Aunque muchos de sus
amigos lie urgian que volviese a
correr en- 10 elecci6n del pasado
otofio rehuso q causa de los nego-
clos personales que exigian su
atenci6n, y porque no queria
monopolizar 81 empleo. No hay
duda que hubiera sido reelecto
por tercera vez.
sEIs AMOS DE sERvlCIO CONTI-
NUADO.
Asi es que Mr.. Seligman Sc
retro al fin deli aflo 1ltimo. al cabo
de seis amos de servicio continue
do como comisionado, y parte del
tempo como presidente. Que
fue sirvisnte tiel, honesto y la
borioso es un hecho bien sabidoa
los que estan familiarizados con
Ia administration condado de
Santa Fe durante su incumben-
cia. Retfrase a Ia vida privada
con un registro envidiable que
sus sucesores haran bien en- lmi.
tar. Ha cumplido todas sus pro
mesas de campafla. Ell lnico
sehtimiento que tiene al retirarse
del cuerpo es que no pudo efec-
tuar un ajnste de la deuda amor