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Eruits and Produce,

Corrected daily by Douglass Bros.) Lemcns-Per box. extra fancy.
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a little and satisfying them all. The
Journal can easily squeloh any out
slider who may try to "butt in" for
any of the places. 1t has done it
before and it can keep on doing il.
The dear people never suspect that
the Journals pet is one of us. oh,
1t gives me faith and strength as l
write it (you know have to write
it, We can't tell it to anybody and /
gust had to express my feelings was
so full of trouble and doubt), but
now feel so relieved and joyful as
| reflect how often we have '.done
'em up" must 20 to town and
grasp the hand of sub-Chief Lenhart
and Editor Whetsell and repledge
my loyalty. My neighbors a,e all
wrong. They may be right, but
right can't prevail against might.
MEMBER LOYAL "as,"
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"The Spoilers"
Not Always the Editors Fault.

A desrth Of local news often leads
to murmurs on the part OF those
who prize local gossip above every
thing else, and it is not always the
fault Of the publisher. Any live
publisher will not fail to give all the
local news worthy Of note; therefore
when the local department is short
you should not rail at the editor.
but remember you might have com
mit!ed suicide, got married, qusrreled
with your neighbor, stolen chickens,
let your team run away, or done a
hundred other things to make a
local.
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kowesviiIe.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
Frank Myers has moved back tc
this place from Irona.
J. l., Mckenzie has gone &c
Clarksburg on business.
James Miller, of Manown, was
town visitor last Sunday.
Miss Alice Swearengen has gone
to Philipri on short visit.
Vincent +. Cooke and brother
George are here on short visit.
lNDave McNemar has moved to
lrona, where he holds a position as
machine boss.
School has begun. You can tell
that 10y the expression on the boys
and glrls' faces.
+. Z. Koch is visiting his parents
and taking in the sights of Cincin.
natl for few days.
We see the town blacksmith tax.
ing long strides down the pike.
Wonder where he goese
Jack Frost has made his appear
ance. Get busy, farmers, aud get
your crops out of his way.
We notice Frank Holman stops
in town of an evening instead OF
going through like a rocket.
You can hear the threshing ma
chimes humming. That means buck
wheat cakes in the near future.
John LEHMAN is as happy as a
lark since school opened at this
place-and he don't 30 to school.
either.
w. A. Rhodes has gone out of
business and returned to the farm.
Sorry to see Mr.. Rhodes leave, but
wish him success.
G.. III. Rhodes has pre6xed p. Nj.
TO his name. That sounds good
and the patrons OF the office seem
perfectly satisfied.
Miss Coda Gross has gone to
Austen to commence school. Look
out, youngsters; if you are not good
you might hear something drop.
w. III. Owens had a painful but
not serious accident last Friday
evening while waiting for the train.
A West Virginia Northern engine hit
the platform, one of the flying tim
bers striking Mr.. Owens, knocking
him down and almost out. William
Hartse)l barely escaped with his
life. Mr.. Hartsell and Mr.. Owens
both swore vengeance on that old
rotten platform. HEAGLE HEYE.
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axelton.

correspondence OF The Argus.
+, We had heavy frost recently.
Our farmers are busy cutting corn.
j. G.. Nicola has returned home.
+" Several Of our farmers sold their
cattle last week.
Mrs. ]. G.. Nicolas father was
here visiting her Saturday.
Charles Frank he usei, Of Brandon
vile, moved his threshing machine
to Jackson JeaPs, Saturday evening,
preparatory to threshing Monday.
Charles is hustler.
Mrs. S. +. Guthrie and Miss
Mary Frazee, who left here We'd
nesday, September IS, to join quite
a crowd of visitors to the James.
town Exposition, returned recently.
Men employed by one of our coal
companies moved TO the farm which
the company bought of c. A.
Harshbarger on Sandy Creek with
their machinery few days ago, and
are supposed by some to be operat-
ing for the purpose of locating the
best suitable place for opening the
mines at that place.
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z. ar.
Correspon hence of I he Argus.

Correspon hence of I he Argus.
Earl Spiker was at Bruceton on
business Monday.
Drummers have been plentiful
here the past week.
Elmer Srawser was a business
caller at Bruceton Saturday.
Peter Hickey took another trip
over the mountain last week.
Walter Guthrie and sons were
ihreshing in our vicinity last week.
Miss Ida Miller was visiting
friends at Salem from Friday until
Tuesday.
Miss Alice Guseman returned
from the jamestown Exposition last
Thursday.
Morton Benson, Of Morgans
Glade, expects to be our mail car
Tier this winter.
i'm Woody, wife, and daughter,
of Bear Creek, Md, visited friends
near here recently.
Miss Mary Nieman, who has been
at Uniontown the past summer, is
visiting with home folks.
Wilbert Smith and family, oil
near Bruceton, were visiting al
Isaac GuSeman's Sunday last.
George Guseman, of Morgantown,
Visited his grandpa, Isaac Guseman,
near here, few days last week.
DR.. Wilkinson, Of BrandonvlIle,
was called Sunday to see Mrs. ]. ].
Kelley, who has been sick the pas
week.
Miss Rhoda Deal and her little
sister Rena spent part of Sunday
with their uncle, Spencer Guthrie,
and family.
Some OF our people ATTENDED
preaching at the Vale Sunday by
Rev. George VanSickle, OF neal
Fearer, Md.
Miss Josie Feather, Of near Lenox
came down to S Frank Kelley
Saturday and began teaching schoo
here Monday, October 7.
Misses Mary Frszee, of near fla
zelton, and Mary and Sarah Guthrie
of near Fearer, Md, were guests U
Misses Alice and Maud Gusemar
Sunday last.
w. {. Smith, wife, aud childrej
and Ezra Kelley were at the Val
SuBdsy forenoon and visited with ]
! q, Kelley and family in the after
noon.
Mrs. Marshall Harmed, who ha
accompanied her father, Isaac Gusc
man, on VISIT with relatives nee
J Glsdesyille and Reedsvillc recently
returned to her home at Brandon
vile Monday Of last week.
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Interesting Letters from a Host OF
Argus Writers.
SOMETHING DOING In THB COUNTRY
Bright Bits Of News and aossip Abou.
'- . You and Your Neishbor-Ths
Events Of q Week.
Cuxxart.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
Buckwheat threshing still goes on.
Chidester is still without a school
teacher.
A. S. Chichester moved to his new
home in Terra Alta Wednesday.
David Idvengood drove to Bruce.
ton Monday with load OF wheat.
Reckart Bros. plastered Il. G.. NJ.
Awman's new house the past week.
Frost has come TO visit us and
tinted some Of our corn and flowers.
A large crowd of our people at
tended church at the Vale Sunday.
John Rodeheaver and family
isisited the parental home the past
week.
Our Sunday school closed Sun
day. S. w. Crane is hus,ling
superintendent and had very in
teresting school.
w. A. Wolfe has been doing
some painting and carpenter work
for Cal Splker, of Bruceton the
past week or two. LITrLE Tom.
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COST OF LIVING.
Increased Over so Per Cent Durine
Past Year
TARIFF RESPONSIBLE FOR TRUSTS
Republican Says Responsibility Rests
with Party-Preteetien Nc
Lerger Necessary,

Editor Argus,
Statistics reveal the fac, that the
cost of living has increased 81 pei
cent during the past year. While
the railroads are being assaulted as
responsible for the situation that
contronts us, and may be to degree,
they are not responsible FOR the SINS
of the minor trusts which are bleed
ing the consumers under protection
OF law. The beef trust. the leather
trust, the sugar trust figure more
largely in the cost OF living than do
eNorbitant freighis, and yet every
suggestion TO lower the tariff and
thereby open up the markets of the
world to Americans is fought down
by the representatives OF our party.
While many concede that 1t should
be done, all favor procrastination.
Whyp For.the reason that the pro-
tected industries would withhold
campaign funds and thereby jeop-
ardize our success in the coming
election.
Mr.. Editor, the time has come in
the history of this country that the
masses will no longer allow party
Affiliations TO pauperi1e Themselves
and families. II the enormous in
crease in the cost of living was the
result OF crop failure the people
would accept the situation uncom-
plaIningly, but aside from fruits
sucn condition does NOT exist EXCEPT
in small sections. No general fail
ure is reported, so that we are be-
coming satisfied that the RESPONSE.
bilitY rests largely with our law
makers. 1t was no doubt wise to
protect infant industries, but such
industries have long since passed
that stage and have become danger
Gus monopolies, hence the protect.
ing hand of Uncle Sam should now
be withdrawn.
1t has been well said that compe.
titon is the life Of trade. Without
it the consumer at once becomes the
stool pigeon Of cold-bloodcd mo.
nopolies. No set OF men on Gods
footstool has greater reason to com
PLAIN than has the newspaper fra
ternity. Along with the advanced
cost of living have come unreason.
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GO TO MURDOCH.
"The Spoilers"
Arrested on Bad Charge

CLARKsBURC, Oct. o.-S.1. White,
deputized to make the arrest OF Mrs.
Mollie +. Hartley, of Tunnelton,
went there Saturday and effected the
woman's capture, and brought her
here upon a charge OF eDbezzling
the funds of Mead Brothers & Co.
The alleged embezzIement took place
in Preston county. where she was
acting in the capacity Of solicitor
for the firm. She was employed IN
January and worked until last May,
when the company notified her to
settle up her accounts with them, as
she was behind with her remiitances
She will probably get hearing next
week. The accused is the wife Oh
DR.. Hartley, the dentist, who was
tried and convicted IN federal courl
here a few years ago for sending OBJ.
scene matter through the mails.
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able advances on all paper supplies
'nat promises to put many Of them
OUT OF business, unless the govern.
nen' gets after the paper trust that
is now SO viciously ABUSING The
power delegated 10 them while in.
FAINT industries.
Under present conditions no one
WI" attempt TO deny that there is
something seriously wrong with the
business of the country. Presiden,
Roosevelt IS quoted as SAVING ,hat
conditions are as threaiening a.
were those of Rome prior TO its fall
~ ihiS DC true, is it not high time
mat the people awaken TO the neces.
sity OF general house cleaninp2 IL
we as Republicans, Democrats So.
cialists, or any other political creed
believe we are travelling in the foot.
prints OF Rome, it is our boundcn
duty 10 about face and seek with
voice and vote TO correct the eyils
that seem TO encompass us as a
nation. II revision of the tariff Is
the panacea, let us unite on that
platform and thereby overthrow the
unrighieous principle Of special
privileges to the few as against the
many Any close observer who is
honest cannot fail TO admit that
there is graft and dishonesty being
practiced in the administration of
our government from high to low,
so much SO that those who are hon.
estly disposed shudder at the
thought OF existing conditions.
Right ut our very doors pubic
officials arc overstepping the law
with immunity. The money that is
taxed and collected from the peck.
cts of the people for certain speci.
fed purposes is applied with an eye
single to benehung individuals
rather than the people. We have
sufficient illustrations of this fact
right before our eyes every day. A
certain number OF henchmen for the
powers that be must be well fed and
groomcd. Ii there are not sufficient
Jobs for them all new avenues are
opened to accommodate the faithful
at any old price they may demand
No competition by outsiders is al.
lowed under any circumstances, and
yet this same clan wonder why their
towns and cities do not grow and
prosper. Under the conditions
named, which are true, more people
and capital are leaving than are
coming into many of our towns. No
sensible man viii invest in town or
city that has no government, no
system, no nothing that IS inviting,
except ii be gamblers den that is
held as strictly immune from the
law by officers dictated and elected
by the coterie. Such are the con.
ditions wherever ring power and
boss rule predomInates. 1t was so
in Cincinnati, New York, and Pitts.
burg until the people, irresr ectlve
OF party, rose in their might and
smashed it. twill be so everywhere,
and especially in the small borougKs
that have a cong!omera,ion Of laws
and enforce nothing except that
which will advance the interests Of
those In the saddle. Just how long
the people will tolerate such condi.
tons remains TO be seen.
REPUBLICAN,
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NEGRO LYNCHED.
Mob NJ Cumberland Avenge Murder
or Policeman.

About O'Clock Sunday morning
a mob of about 100 persons assem-
bled near the county Jail in Cumber.
land, Md, and shortly thereafter
took from the jail building William
Burns, colored, who had shot and
killed Policeman August Baker the
evening previous.
The plans of the lynching party
were well laid and put into effect
without confusion. Some of the
men were masked while others made
no attempt at concealment. Senti-
| nels were posted on the hillside and
on nearby streets TO prevent police
interference, and when all was ready
Deputy Sheriff Hendley was sum
moned by a knock on the door,
which that official refused TO open.
Men then brought telephone pole.
There was a crash against the door
with the pole, quickly follow ed by
another, which seat the doors off
their hinges. Deputy Hendley was
covered with two revolvers. Mrs.
Hendley, fearful that her husband
might be shot, implored him to let
the men have their way. The mob
disarmed the deputy and obtained
the keys. Entering the jail the
lynchers were directed by prisoners
who were anxious that no mistake
in identity be made, there being
nine other negroes imprisoned on
petty charges. The mob returned
for the battering ram, finding the
cell door locked, and in a few min
utes knocked off the lock, tearing
away plaster and bre aking gas pipes.
Burns was found crouching behind
the end Of his cot in the rear of his
cell. His captors dragged him INTO
the street, where under the glare OF
an electric light they kicked and
cuffed him and then rIddled his
body with bullets.
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rHE ARcus-always irst


David !. Gibson is the new secre
tary of the school board.
Mrs. w. G. Conley is visiting
friends in Grafton this week.
Walter Stone, of Grafton, spen,
Sunday In town with his family.
Mrs. Lizzie Fearer, of Terra Alta,
visited friends in town last week.
Rev. J. IL. Hess is IN attendance
at the NJ. Z. conference at Hunting.
ton.
Miss Adah Cobun will have her
millinery opening today and tomor-
row.
Mrs. Miller, of Wheeling, is here
this week the guest of Mrs. Lemuel
Stone.
William UT, of Dellslow, spent
Sunday with &. +. Wotring and
family.
William McPeck,of Valley Point,
gave us an agreeable business call
last week.
Miss Eta Duvall left yesterday
for weeks stay at tho Jamestow
Exposition.
Mrs. Bette Mcknight returned
Sunday from a visit with relatives
in Dellslow.
Allen Forman. ex-commissloner
from Amboy, was in attendance at
court this week.
Mrs. Leroy Shaw returned Friday
from a pleasant visit with friends in
Grafton and Tunnelton.
J. w. Flynn is in Pruntytown this
week attending meeting of the
board of directors of the reform
school.
Chester S. DeBerry, aged ? 4, and
Miss Bess Pearl McMak,n, "a, both
of Preston county, were granted
marriage license Saturday.
Miss Daisy Mcdaniel, who has
been at the Hattie Jones hospital in
Wheeling the past three weeks, is
home again greatly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. SHdell Brown
have issued invitations for the cele-
bration of their wooden wedding at
the armory next Tuesday night.
County court convened Monday
with all the members In attendance.
Court is still in session and we will
publish the proceedings next week.
Hon. w. G. Conley left for
Elkins Yesterday morning TO help
boom Kingwood and also to do
little boosting on his own account.
Henry Harrison Reed, of Reeds
vile, was welcome visitor in our
sanctum yesterday. He reports his
home town in a nourIshing condi-
ton.
Fuller Bernard, of Westernport,
Md, ex sheriff of AlIegany county,
arrived in town SATURDAY. and re-
NAMED over until Monday the guest
of his daughter, Mrs. J. NJ. King.
Mr. and Mrs. o. l.. Johnson and
little son left this week for their
home in Muskogee, Ind. T. Mrs.
Johnson has been here spending the
summer with her mother, Mrs.
Catherine Copenan, and was joined
a month ago by her husband.
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a farmer near King City, lad
had narrow escape from death last
Saturday while gathering corn. lie
lost his balance while plucking the
topmost ear and plunged head
foremost downward. After falling
two stories he caught another ear
aud hung on. A load Of hay was
pushed under him and he was
rescued. a farm hand beside him
quit his job
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THROUGH MAIL SERVICE
On Morgantown a. RiDgwood Railroad
VIII BE Established October -.

Railroad mail service on the
Morgantown and Kingwood line
from Morgantown TO Rowlesburg
will be established on Monday,
October aS. Every passenger train
on the road will carry a mail car,
and the postofice department has
provided for the appointment Of
postal clerks on the trains.
Previous to this time the trains
have carried the mail only for points
between Morgantown and King
wood. The extension is of especial
Importance as it gives a new con
nection between Morgantown and
eastern cities. and between Morgan
town and points between Rowles
burg, Grafton, Elkins and other
points on the West Virginia Central.
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Harry kidweII

Harry, the 6,month.old son of
Mr.. aud Mrs. Will T.. Kidwell, died
at his home near Hudson on Thurs
day, October 8, 1907. Inlerment
in Mount Nebo cemetery Friday
afternoon, October q. His death
has cast gloom over the family
circle. May God IN his infinite
mercy and grace comfort and sus-
tain them in their great bereaye.
Ineni.
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Thomas welcIl.

Thomas WEIGH, sr., one OF the
Oldest inhabitants Of Terra Alta.
died Monday morning at 6:3o
O'Clock. He is survived by his wife
and six children. William +. WEIGH,
OF Wheeling, is the oldest son. The
funeral took place yesterday.
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Can you believe your senses1. When two
OF them, taste and smell having been i'm.
paired II not utterly destroyed by nasal ca
tarrh. are fully restored by Ely's Cream
Balm. can you doubt that this remedy de.
serves all that has been said OF IL by the
thousands who have used III II is applied
directly TO the affected air passages and
begins It's healing work at once. why not
get 1t today All druggists or mailed by
Ely Bros So Warren street. New York. on
receipt OF so cents
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How,s Tbisg

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF catarrh that cannot be cured
By Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY & Co. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known r .
Cheney Tor the last IS years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able 10 carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
WALDfNG, KtNNAN & MARvIN.
Wholesale Druggists Toledo O
Hans Cstarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system Testimonials sent
Tree, 75c per bottle. sold by all druggists
lake Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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Dress Goods Day Wednesday q,
October roth. 1000 yds. Dress
Goods, all kinds and prices, third
off the regular price. IS styles to
select from. Cash Store Co.
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Public sale

Of the famous Bradley Farm, about
$50 acres, at Oakland, Md. II am.
Tuesday, October %, 1907. For
detailed information write William
L. Walsh, Cumberland, Md.
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card Of Thanks.
REEDsvrLLR, Oct :

REEDsvrLLE, oct. =.
Editor Argus
We desire through the columns OF
your paper TO thank our many
friends for their kindness during the
illness and death of our son Elton.
Very truly yours,
Mn. AND MIS-. r. J. CoNLEy.
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"The Spoilers"

II you take DeWitts Kidney and Bladder
Pulls you will get prompt relief from back.
ache, weak kidneys Inflammation OF the
Bladder aud urinary troubles. a week s
treatment 7Sc. Sold by StrickleI's drug
store w. NJ. Dent. Newburg.
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vigor and cheerful
ness soon disappear
when the kidneys are
out of order or dis
eased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that IL IS not unconl-
mon for a child TO be
born afflicted with
weak kidneys. III the
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SUNDAY IraIns onM. tx.

Commencing May s. and until further
p9tice. Sunday trains will be run on tho
Morgaotown s KinewOod railroad TX.
cursion tickets, good on sundays only,
viii be sold between all stations.
r. X BRETz,
General Manager.
CHAs. SUTHERLAND.
General Passenger Agent.
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"The Spoilers."

Ladies, Misses, and children's
coats, So 90 to$Is 90. Cash Store Co.
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1.-The SpoiIers."

Obstinate cuses OF constipation and nasty,
mean headaches promptly disappear when
you take DeWitts Little Early Riser pills
SOD by Strickler's drug store: WIN. Dent,
Newbutg
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1.-THE Spoilers."

Mems, boys and children's suits
and overcoats one third off until
October 26.h. Cash Store Co.
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Women as Well as Men Are Made
Miserable by Kidney and
Bladder Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind,
discourages and lessons ambition; beauty,