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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-06-18

Miss Mabel Withycombe was
hostess. Wednesday afternoon, at q
delightful 900" party, given at
her home on college hill. Miss Ryth
Catch of Salem won first prize.
Dainty refreshments were a feature
of the afternoon. Those present
were: Miss Ryth Gntch, Salem; Mss
Patterson, the Dalles; Miss Adelaide
Withycombe. Port and; Miss Rosa
lie Greffez, Portland; Misses Julia
Cooper, Edna sheehy, Mary Nolap,
Lulu Spsngler, Carrie Danneman;
Messrs. McLoutb, Stsckle. Hammel,
Kent, Lockwood, Lowell, Witty
combe ard Wilson.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-06-18
Di fferent Training Needed.

There are more young men in
the penitentiaries in this county
learning trades than there are
outside of them learning trades,
declares an exchange. The prin-
cipal cause for this is that we are
educating our young men for idle
gentlemen, trying to make law
yers, preachers, doctors and
clerks out of material that is
needed for blacksmiths, carpen-
tiers, merchants and other honest
"hewers of wood and drawers of
water" 1t is a mistake, and
big ore, to tea b boys and girls
to believe that labor is disgrace,
full, and to do nothing for a liv-
ing is more becoming 10 society.
Hang such societv!
1t is rotten to the core and is
running our country today; and
there are sons and daughters who
are being educated to play the
leading lady' and the "walk-
ing gentleman" in the drama of
life, who will light out for the
poor house or the penitentiary
before the curtain drops on the
last sad act of the play to which
they have been educated by their
too indulgent parents.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-06-18
There are Few

People who know how to take care Of
tbemselyes-the majority do not. The
liver Is most important organ in the
body. Herbine will keep it in condition.
Y. G. Simpkins. Alba, Texas. writes ::
l Lave used Herbine for Chills and
fever and find it the best medicine 1
ever used. 1t is as good for children as
1t is for CROWN mp people, and | recon-
mend it. 1t is fine for LaGrippe. " Sold
by Graham & Wertham
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-06-18

ern guests. The White House is
described as elegant and luxur-
ious but possessing the genuine
"homey" atmosphere-probably
its most charming characteristic.
The Bates party visited most
!. of the points of interest in the
national capital, which is des-
cribed as the most beautiful city
seen. From there the girls took
the steamer Washington for Old
Point Comfort, where the SOL
diers came in for a share OF at
tention and the cannon and other
sights of a military post were
viewed.
While the Jamestown exposi-
ton was the principal point in
the trip, it received scant atten-
ton from the travellers. They
spent but half day at James
town and the resson is given by
the Corvallis girl, who says:
"Why, there is nothing to see
there, absolutely nothing. The
buildings are just like barns, and
all of them are decorated with
signs of fresh paint or this
building will be finished in
days.
The only place where we saw
anything was in the Government
building and even there the ex-
hibits did not amount to any
thing"
The party went from there to
Norfolk, and thence to New York
City by steamer, spending a day
and night on the ocean, a de-
lighttul trip enjoyed by all the
girls, none of whom were sick.
Reaching New York City the
party pnt up at the Martha Wash
ington, a hotel for women only,
twelve stories, and a block from
Broadway--'The Great White
Way" In this city the homes
of Rockefeller, the Goulds, ;As-
tors, Vanderbilts and other people
of vast wealth were seen but they
elected no enthusiasm from the
Oregon girls, accustomed to
plenty of space and fresh air.
"From the Martha Washing
ton we could see the Madison
Square roof garden all lighted
up, where 5000 people at time
can find entertainment; we could
see the tower where Stanford
White had his suite of rooms,
and we passed the Tombs where
Harry Thaw is confined" sale
Miss Metalf.
| The girls had a ride in the sub
way, "did" Central Park, saw
the "Zoo," and two of them
Miss Metcalf and Miss Woolrey-
crossed Broe klyn bride and wer'
entertained all one afternoon a
Coney Island.
A trip to Buffalo, visit to tn
home of Ebert Hubbard, tn
noted writer, at East Aurora,
jaunt to Niagara Falls, wher
they were in 1.-The Cave of tn
! Winus," and the party was oi
for the t'Twin Cities"-St. Pau
and Minneapolis, en- route home
} Thence to Portland over tn
beautiful Canadian Pacific, and
. very unusual and intensely ir
teresting three weeks journe
S was ended in reality, but it wi
live in memory forever.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-06-18
Notice Of Fiuaf Settle ment

Notice IS hereby given that the undersigned
Administrator OF t. e Estate OF Abran Under
hill decease7 has fled in the County Court of
Benton County, State of Oregon, his final &C
count as snch Administrator of said Estate
and hat saturday the day of July A. D.. 1907
at the hour of ten O'Clock 4. NJ. has been fixed
by SAID Court as the time fer hearing OF object
ions to said report, and the settlement thereof.
HORACE UNDERHILL
Administrator of the Estate OF Abram Under
hill, deceased. ass
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-06-18
Ancient Rome.

Is now merely a memory of the past.
Billiards. Snow Liniment is the family
lfnimeut Of the twentieth century. A
positive cure TOR Rheumatism, Burns,
Cuts. Sprains, Neuralgia. etc., Mr.. G. H.
Runyon, Stanhrry, Mo-, writes: 81
have used Snow Linimept for Rheuma-
tism and all pain. l can't say enough
in its praise" Sold by Graham &
Wortham.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-06-18

Sunshine rules again in Corvallis, and
while some wish for more rain, others
are glad of the change TO pleasant wealth
er. Impossible to please everyone, no
matter what the conditions.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-06-18
LETTER LIST.

The following letters remain uncalled
for in the Corvallis postoffice, for the
week ending June l5. 1907:
Columbia Engineering Wks, 1 B Ed
ger, r Seeds, 2, c W Woods
B. W. Johnson, P NJ
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-06-18
MORE REPORTS.
From Teachers in Benton-All
Pupils are Busy.
School District No. IL.
Rlndoeff Or Mar Ia

School District No. IL.
Blodgett, Or, May IA, 'o7.
Mr.. G. w. Denman:
desire to tell of the efforts of
the pupils of Blodgett school
district No. IL. They are put
ting forth great efforts to have
their school take a prominent
part and place at the All Benton
School Fair. The pupils are
very enthusiastic over their work.
While they are on the play
ground I hear them saying
among themselves ''I'm going to
make a doilie, I have the silk
and thread and the lace select
ed" s'Yes, and I have selected
a certain verse from Longfellow
to write.' 81 have been prac-
ticing making BUTTER" says
another; still another is practic-
ing in the bread making con-
test. Some one else has been
making jelly. Some I hear tell
ing how quickly they have learn
ed to hemstitch and make but
ton holes. Others tell how
quickly the garden seeds sprout-
ed and appeared through the
ground. Some talk about how
to raise corn and wheat. To
listen is all one has to do to see
the future benefit derived from
the work done for and by this
fair.
Mrs. Anna Hall Mathany.
School District No. I.
Preparations for splendid ex-
hibit a1e being enthusiastically
carried OFT by the pupils from
this school. The aim of the pu.
pills is nothing short of a COM
plete exhibit, and having the
hearty cooperation of their par
ents it is believed they will have
no occasion for having their
standard lowered.
Winnifred Gates. teacher.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-06-18

John Young has displayed COM
mendaole public spirit by placing
cement walk along his residence
pr, perty and repaintipg his house.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-11-07
Maple Forest.
Correspondence II The Argus
Winter Is drawing this way

Correspondence II The Argus
Winter is drawing this way.
Isaac b. Recksrt is erecting
new spring house.
The EnSlehart Wooden Sill shut
down Saturday for a week.
w. q. Wolfe did some painting
on w. A. Cranes house Friday
James Ringer has been working
for John +. jenkins the past week
William Ringer is no better. He
is getting weaker, with no hopes a.
recovery.
Mas Maude Livengood made
sample books for the Eugi-hsrt
wooden mill last week.
Il. S. Liyengood has been
ing with rheumatism los bout two
weeks, but Is some better.
Mrs. Lotde Ringer and son Ezra
we're visiting relatives at Mason
town a few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Ringer and
little Son Johnnie were ealing on
tFienGs near Bruceton Sunday.
M and Mrs. a. S. Chidesser. %
lefis Alta, we're on the old home
place again few days this week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-11-07
S0uRES A FORGER?
Serious Charge Against Well-knOxn
Stock Raiser.
HAS MYSTERIOUSLY DISAPPEARED
Thomas Fortney. Whose Name Appeared
en- Note. Denies Ever Signing
the Document.

MANowN, Nov. 6..-One of the
boldest and most daring crimes ever
committed in civilized community
was perpetrated, it is alleged, 10y ].
l.. Squires, in whom the people
conhded and trusted. Numerous
forgeries have been traced to him.
The last one, which has Just been
brought to light, is that of Frank
Barlow. About two years ago
Squires borrowed s4oo of Mr..
Barlow, giving his note with Thomas
fortney, who lives out near the
Bethlehem church, as security. Mr..
barlow, knowing that Fortney was
good man, rested perfectly easy
until Monday, when he started out
In search of Squires.
Upon investigation he was in
formed that Squires had very mys-
teriously dlsappeared-had, in fact,
babe good bye to Mount Phoebe
and fled to other fields OF operation.
Mr.. Barlow went Immediately to in
vesugale the matter with Fortney.
When asked il he signed the note he
held against Squires Fortney re-
Piled that he never signed any note
for Squires; that it was forgery of
the basest kind. Mr.. Barlow re-
traced his steps to Kingwood with
the intention OF having Squires ar
rested If found.
We have heard nothing further in
regard TO the matter, but il Squires
is allowed to go free and unpublished
right in the face of the law and evi.
dence, it will open the way for others
to follow in his footsteps. We do
not think the order to which Squlres
belongs tolerates the modus opsr.
andi. May justice be speedily meted
out that others will not attempt a
like crime.
Verbum sat sapienu.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-11-07
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Interesting Letters from q Host Of
lrgss Writers.
SoxEfHIsG DOIHG IN rRE COUNTRY
nSigAt Siti Il Views aua 5ssssp ASout
Tea a,a Tear ssssAesr-rAs
Evssu q a Week.
Ear.

t'afrrspoa tsncs "a a. hs Atxus
Cyrus Miller was calling Al Alfred
CuPps SUNDAY.
Mrs Milton Pike has gone 10 TIA.
SETON % spend . fee days.
Frank Guthrie. oar sacks,er. made
DAY.
W. a. Smith va a. DAYTON For.
quef's. near Brandonville, wednes.
DAY on business
Wesley g. Smith has been hauling
time rock nom the Pine swamp
AGAIN the past week.
floYd Scbaopp. Who had been
18th friends az Terra Alta few
days. returned Tuesday
Mrs. Elisha Ringor. 81 near Cuse
man, Nss a. her brother lara Kel.
leYs, near here. recently.
Peter fickey has bought property
AZ Five fofks. Pa. aud expects 20
move there IN the spfing.
Mf kanincr, 81 Somerset. Pa
VAS In our community pan OF last
week uylng 90 sell organs
George Cleveland Turney is wotk.
ing for his brother Ia lsw. Frank
FraEee, a Selbyspou. Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. IA Watson, Of near
Gladssville, were visiting relatives
near here q short time last week.
Miss Pearl Turuey has gone back
TO Selbyspori, Md. 10 stay awhile
with her sister, Mrs. Frank Frs1ee.
{. w. J)hnson, % Uaiontown.
travelling for samuel Ewau a. co.
OF Pit'sburg vas here Thursday
evening.
Our genial merchant, PhHip
Sehnopp, sent his sons 20 Friends
vile again Thursday after another
load OF goods.
Mrs. Alice King and children. Of
Pennsylvahia, we're visiting the form.
er's mother. Mrs. Annie Fonythe
near here, par, 81 last week
Mr.. Lands, ~ Pennsylvania.
Clyde and Dick Benson aud Ray
Forquer, Of Brandonville, we're
hunting in our vicinity Tuesday q
last week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-11-07
Broadway, Valley District

Setespondence OF The Argus
Albert White visited A. ]. White
Sunday.
Charles Holland was seen on our
streets Monday.
Charley DeBerry IS trucking lum-
Der for I. N. Roby.
w. II. Murray was visiting at p.
ID. Listens Monday.
r. ID. Lis,on was at Haywood
Tuesday on business.
Tom MeCroby moved 10 our
town lastweek from Cheat Haven, Pa.
Mrs. Elsa Matthews and Esia LIS.
ton were visiting at Herribg Sunday.
S. p. Elliott is slowly improving
from the accident he met with some
time ago.
Mrs. Thad Mathews, Of Hafnecs.
vile, Pa, is visiting her old home
for few days.
A. J. White Is engaged in getting
out mine props for the Td State
Lumber Company.
r. ID. Liston, Of this place, has
been helping NJ. +. Pell 20 build q
house on his lot at Pleasant Dale.
Our town is located between Pleas
ant Dale and Long Hollow lover
land route). Business brisk, WORK
Tor all, and men needed all the time.
Crew Of train No. ! on Riverside
railroad, composed OF Ray snycer,
James Enos, John Ayfesman. Curtis
King and Henry Dewitt. are board
ing at X. u. Listens.
J. i. norman was m our town
on Monday making arrangements
for a school. We nov want q
teacher. For instance, some young
lady capable Of No. ;. Scholars ali
small
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-11-07
Aurora.

Nousspondenco u The Argus
Lloyd Meyers returned from Mey.
etsdaie last week.
Mrs. D. a. White Is confined TO
her room by illness
Charley Wouing is now in the
hospital az Fairmont
DE- George Stemple is attending
lectures and receiving treatment in
Baltimore.
We understand Mr. Trickett has
sold his farm % David Teets and
viii move CD oakland.
The usual fall hunt will soon be.
-g'n. Several 81 our BOYS are in.
'efes'ed In hnding game.
Our new pastor, Rev. W. NJ. Lister,
- nov occupying the NJ. T.. parson
agc Add Is very successfully begin.
nng hts work on this cift at.
Dc. Hurley accompanied his wife
io the hospital az Baltimore last
week. Tier illness required sery
important surgical operation.
Miss Mabel X. Scott. formerly of
Aurora, has graduated Ia the KAN
sas City General Hospital aud ae
cepied a position a. professional
nurse in a large hospital 81 northern
Minnesota.
The farmers institute here last
Friday and Saturday was we'll at.
tended. Prot. TTotier, Of the Uni.
versitY, vas one "a the noted in.
s,ruetofs. We sill have another in.
siitute neat year.
Our school begins with only one
teacher, Mr. Schroch. We hope
our board OF trustees will soon be
able 10 secure a. least one more
teacher. The new bniiding, con.
taIning four nicely finished rooms.
With good boarding very near at
reasonable cost, viii certainly he
some inducemeBt for teachers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-11-07

lie does their bidding and draws
his salary and his brealh-,hey t,he
inaehine) do the rest.
Such, Mr.. Editor, has been the
politics IN West Virginia for some
time, and VIII continue to be so
long as state and county machines
are allowed to name the candidates
Much has been said and written
IN denunciation OF our cd friend
and comradc in arms, Leroy Shaw.
Mr.. Shaw has been honored a few
times by the people of his county
and in every instance he has rem.
dered entire satisfaction. He made
one OF the best sheriffs the county
ever had. While serving as mem.
Der of the county court In wears
gone by he was ever ready to listen
to arguments upon all questions per.
tanning to his county's affairs, but
at all times guarding her best inter
es,S. But today Mr.. Shaw is de.
spised by the state and county ma.
chimes of our party. Why1 Be
cause he wears no mans collar. He
forms and expresses his own opin
ions-hcws to the line, lets the chips
fall where they will. For this, and
only this, the machine or organiza.
ton dubs him ga chronic Office
seeker" Democrat" etc.
Now. let us see who is the great.
est oftice-seeker, Mr.. Shaw or Gov.
Dawson. /, strikes us that Gov. Daw
son has been honored by the people
Of his native county and state equal
ly as many times as Mr.. Shaw, and
he Gov. Dawson) is at this time
trying to break into the u. S. senate
rs soon as his term as governor ex.
pires. So, we say, il there ever was
such thing as chronic office
seeker, Gov. Dawson surely rubs a
close second.
Now, in all sincerity, Mr.. Editor,
we should like to sec change. Let
the people again take hold OF the
reins OF government and force the
machine politicians and their pet
candidates TO the rear. Put no one
In Office who has no honest convic.
tons of his own. REPUBLICAN.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-11-07
CHRONIC OFFICE Seeking
Republican Talks on The Present PO-
litieal Conditions
GOOD aES HAVE VERY POOR SHOW
Machine Dictates Course 81 Ast!sn q
Their Tocls Up to tao People
to Make a Change

Editor Argus
We have for some time been a
reader OF your paper. We like your
honest expressions Of what you be.
lieve to be right. We were once
proud thai we belonged To The grea,
party OF Iincolo, Grant, Garfield,
and other great statesmen. Blu,
what a change has taken place
in the last FIVE years in the once
great Republican party. Today we
see upon all sides the evil results Of
the chronic office seeking politician
from President down TO consta.
BILE, These self conceitcd rascals
are ready to DO anything that will
place them or their friends in a good
fat office. L, matters not to them
by what means this end is accom-.
plished. TO the politician belongs
the spoils
In every state in the union we
find this condition OF affairs. In
some states the people have awak.
ened and forced the politician-the
debaucter OF human intelligence
TO retire In lew instances, very
few, however, some Of these rascals
have been punished and are now
serving terms in state prisons
1t is high time, indeed, that we
were taking steps, long, steady
strides in the direction of honest
government, Justice to all, special
privileges To none should he our
motto as we 80 forth TO do battle.
We should look out for the fellow
who has been for years the stanch
supporter of machine candidates
state, county, or district. These
fellows, one and all, are standing
candidates Tor some office within
the gut OF the people Many of
them have been honorcd with lucra-
tive positions time and again. Yet
they are still changers on" They
do not believe there is any one out
side Of their little organization ca
pable of conducting the affairs of
nation, state, or county. II can
didate is willing to be dictated TO
by tie state OF county machine or
organization ali well and good.
Otherwise he is an undesirable can
didatc. Thus il is that our best men
are often beaten by some candidate
hardly capable Of transacting bust
ness at all if left alone. But the
machine CONES 10 his rescue and
inslructs HIM as to how the business
of the county should be conducted.
He is truly a machine candidate.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-11-07
Terra Alta.

loffetpondence ~ TIE Argos.
Freeman Kelley, Of Douty, was
ifadisg Ia town Tuesday.
S. Pollen. ~ AlbHghts. vas
trading 10 iosn Monday.
D. Vs. Albright, % Crsnesville.
spent Monday 10 town On business.
A. T. Dumife, ~ White, vas
visiting friends near town Monday.
~ " HaoEgr. Of Lenos, PAS =
business visitor in oar midst sstur.
DAY.
Herbert Gulhuc, 81 Fdcndsgilis.
vas visiting friends ~ town a feW
days this week
Spencer Cfaar. Of Albhghis, vas
IN iosn Tuesday the guest Of bic
bruiher Cloyd
David Woife ths veteran ~
Cfanesviile. wss calling on friends
in ioEn Honfay
A. -. boeman. one oil he promi
nent citizens of kovlssburg. vas in
town on business Saturday
p. 5 King ihe piomineat msf
chant oi koaiesbafE. was caI..ng
on friends in toEn Tuesday.
= W Machcsney. cashier ~ thr
bmrcion bank. sss prominent
visitor Boz our midst Tuesday.
T.. NJ Lsutf. sho has been fore
man oi che fepFif cfrs Coz thc cor,
on - sfings 81 'hs place. bas re-.
signcd to sccspt io5 ~ fuoz
st. a -.tier. ~ H1wtsgiIle. wbo
co. some years has been sn enginer.
on ihe ~ e. - b o. .was reneaiua
Old ac4uainiaocc5 % towu Monday
Do D. @ Btefb.utr m mogin
into ihe l11ms property Ils pst
chased fa.s property fsrcnff and 4.
fiune be- up InfH one 9f tie bcf0
rrfd-.cs Ia f1a0.
/ thamsf IayIot of us place
| BIAS recently been made eenega
overstef oi ere rrps.r acfs Co ID.
| 81. a. q. from Graffan fa Afamanf
| Tbs joe felp1nuhie paadon auf
comm nts good ulafY. 81
| Taylor is to bs congratulated o
bis snccrss.
HRl'ose'ea nas frenf ttfr col.
I irecH lf.n HfIart.se rrsnks 81
seFrfal ycaff $50 sofs 81 thoaa Ct
! .e dcHurfian and panfai i.ran
"a. 'engt aas f.re CO f
7 ha.ahef ei ra efeau raihtftl
/ ihe young people Together co.
/ plcassnf and appropriate evening
/ The weird plays end ghostiy atlre.
Inay consistently recall the o..
conceit ibat ihc shades of ttc &c.
/ parted ancestors returned to esri
that night sod rcvricd around fhsi
ancient haants. but the works o.
| destruction sometimes done in fhei
names must cause them 10 return q
sorrow ton their yearly vistauou
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-11-07
800 Reward, 500.

The readers OF this paper will be pleased
10 learn that there is az least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
IN all It's stages, and that rs catsrrh Halls
Catarrh Cure Is the only positive cure now
known TO the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being constitutional disease. requires "A
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. thereby destroying the founda.
ton OF the disease, aud giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution
proprictors have so much faith In its cura.
tive powers that they offer stoo for any case
that 1t tails TO cure. Send Tor list Of tesii.
nonials. Address Il. ]. CHENEY 4 Co.
Toledo. O. Sold by all druggists, zsc.
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-11-07

nor SALE-Two traction engines. two Frici .
and ~ HIP. four Russell ono each 10. 10, 10,
and 20 ZIP; ono j. l. Case ~ HIP. one Aultmnn a.
Taylor " HIP. ono Gciacr 10 HIP, one Huber ~ HIP
one Holman ~ HIP, two Russell compound ono 10
and ono 20 HIP. Portablea ON wheels! Ono Russell
and one HIP; one HIP and one HIP Goiser:
one skid Frick 20 HIP. with ccnter-crnnk engine
and conter-crank engine detached, "a good outfit,
complete. ready for uso: three Russell snwmills
with or without SAWS. one 20-inch under runner
French burr. almost new. dressed and In good
running order: one Kelley Mob duplex feed grind
ar in good grinding order. All the above machn-
cry IS rebuilt. repaired thoroughly. and is practi-
cally as good as new. Ono wagon truck: win
carry safely 10 tons; new except hubs; they are
locust lot Of large and small balance wheels aR
good as new. half price. New machinery Russell
make. for salo We buy. sell and trade for sec
ond-hand steam machinery. WM. Nj. KNcAIp.
II Cameron. w. Va.