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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-19
Spn pukntn.

Gbriftian Warfrub er iionpnnt til
Roitmeiter | @aaace, Gooington
GUmtp, efter ofbsbe 3. s. Marfrub.
Oct fprite SrGn fisrte | Manbags
oper ben npe gane fra Wisiourtflo.
ben til &apio Gitp, meboeleS fra
Bierre, Sr9net, Tom GIT no fra
Sort Pierre 81. ier ON Morgenen %
nenbte tiIbaee ON apeIben, bapbe fun
enbeI Sernbanefolf omborb. Sngen
Rasiaeerer fit bore meb paa oenm
Brsnefisriel.
Gu merfelis lllpffe bar Sens Nil.
fen, en- Sarmer | Rprbeben al Sree.
man, ube for forleben Dag. SON
ifulbe bripe fine a~reaturer no paa
Saon, os berunoer Tom ban til at
oreie burtigt paa Sopebet for at ie
tiIbase, og GsIgen at benne 9epa-
geIie par, at bans enc SieGble bruit.
Son bragtes burtigt til Siour Sails
for at isge 2~Peebi9Ip.
11lpffelist Sab. Sra aberoeen
meo6eles, at Ell Wano beo Rauu
Martin Grifion, Tom for ct 8ar Tiger
iiben bar fommet bertil fra Gberofee,
Soma, tibIig Wanoag Worgen bleo
funoen Iisgenbe bso meo fnuft Sier.
ne1faue peb Soben af Srappen | III
2oais. Oct antaaes, at ban ON Naf-
ten bar falbt nebigiennem Srappen.
glanbt 9apirerne | bans 2ommer
fanStes ct Sort fra RrrerneS Sag.
forening I Omaha. = Senere er BET
oplpit, at afbsbe bar en- Sspngi9n-
ger, og bette bringer 10 Sorflaring
pao llIpffen.
Weiis MaD Otbncis blep I 2sr6ogs
6r9bt peo ct llIpffestilfeloe, meooe.
les fra Batertoipn. Sum % benoeS
SorGlore tom fisrenbe | en- Gutomo-
Bill fra oeres 2anbiteb peo Cafe 9am-
peIfa, % De banbe netop naaet inc !
9pen % ct fpriet Seiteipano, ION
ItoS buuloen I 99rbeoen, blep ifrGmt
% ileo fig los oe itprteoe lige imoo
BEN anfommenbe gutomobil. Sogn.
Itangen itsbte meb poloiom araft
moo automobileu, Mtis Stbne's blep
Ilpnget no og Tom inc nnoer Seitene,
iom trampeoe paa benbe. Sum no.
aanbeSe ire elmer ienere. 9en lir9e
9iae bopoe / forrige Waaneo graor-
eret fra SsiifoIen. Senoes Sober ct
en- oeIItaaenbe Wanb, iom bar itor
Notwithstanding Der | gpen.
T~inauierne / COB Srben. Statens
2ianingsfommisiion (asieiSment
goarbl, Tom meo bet fsrite bespnoer
fit grbeibe, bar at 9egislatitren facet
9empuSiaeIie til at ubligne iaa me-
act Tom A Wias, men oa Statens St
noncer er / en- ubmerfet 6orfatnine
oo Sprmuerne | Staten er sget meget,
qntaaes oct, at oct life bill bli nsO'
penbigt at gaa iua bstt. Isen iaa er
| acmmisIionen blet paalagt at lore
toae en- ertra l1bligning al ia wtn
for at Ifaffe RibIer til Spfsrelie al
en- giuoetruabfabrif peo Statsfnn9'
Iet. Stutsfasien bar MT ! be tor'
Ffieliee Sonbs iaIt omfrin9 $500
600. rom gtaten bar i~taaenoe ! o.
fprIficIioe Banter tnoeu Staten. Ssi
hor nor pleiet at bape bet meIte a
stotens RibIer ~itaaenSe Snnter
Siter. men ben nuoGrenoe Stotsfas'
ierer ipnes, oct er meningslsit at 9ac
gtotens eene Banter forbi. ...
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-19
0irrte ia fnrAnrnrt

3Iprfe no fororrnet. Sra Winoi
meooeles, at Mrs. Grit GiIefion Der
! @pen forIeoen Dag bar uoe for ct
lernt llIpffestiIfaloe. Sun forisete
at itanbie ct Seitefpanb, iom. bIep
frrmt, men bIep reject operenoe, o.
g~ognbiitlerie gif Iise ODER bertbe. Del
bar meo Rsb o. neppe, bun unosif
at BIZ tranlpet ibiaI al Seitene. Be
piIbe Sefte lob Iise MOB Sriet, bpor
be bIep ftanbfet, ioet Sptbfen at
@osnftnnge,l boreoe fig inb ! @aggen
og boIot benz fat. Der er Saab ON.
at @rs. GiIefion bill Hippo fra af.
fnren uoen Wen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-19
1of en- 4be SnIi.aanun. Nrc

2tul eH fpe Sulf'AHHpu. SIu ptp'
not m~eooeles, of to 8 90 II adr
eamle Ssifen6e, 2arru og Soc 90.
ger, Satter og Gen at en- 4isbmano
| 9es 2acs, I forrige rse blep lips.
forltgt iaaret beo Grplofion at en- fes
Gunos "aanon", iom bar bIet lts.
genbe ube | gaseaaroen fiben Abe
Suli. Ceres MoSer anebe Sreo og
insen Sare, oa bum pIitoielig bsrte ct
pplbist 0rsn ube I 8aaroen, og Tom
bun ifuIoe fe efter, Loa boabe Ssunen
oa 9atteren bepioitIsie pao Soroen.
De iaa frpgteIig no. af 8itttens GIN.
iigt og 9egeme Dor Der repet itore
aisoitpffer. oe Sigen bapbe fact
begge Zine sbeIagt og bar fuGitet og.
iaa poa anoen Woaoe. 2eeerne bar
tibet $aab ON at funre reooe Seres
2ip.
Natnrgas. grsn6borere, iom ar.
beioeoe poa So. 9. Barriers Sarm I
Spo for 9ottineal, itsote | forrige
l1ge paa en- @asoare iaa fraftig, at
ben GAZING, iom oar anbragt I
8rsnoen, presieoes no iom ingen.
ting. Den iterfe 8ositrsm peoblir
frembeIes at Hinge Sten og @rils
omfring 80 SOB op / 2uften. aGe
Sorisg paa at faa ben unoer aontrol,
bar biotiI peret for9i9oes. 9rsno.
borere bar ofte itsbt pua minore
8asaarer Der | Gountpet, men bet er
altiammen Smaatteri inloo bette nps
Sunb. apnotge Solf, iom bar be.
isgt Steoet, erfI9rer, at ben @as.
manebe, iom itrsmmer no, er til.
TtrpffeIig baabe til at opIpie og op.
purme flere 8per al 9otti1pmis Stsr-
relic. Sunoet bar paft megen Sp-
merfiombeb, og be, iom er melt m.
teresierebe, iseer mi at erbperpe "paa
Saanoen" Sarme / Smegnen | Oct
Siemeb at bore efter @as.
Gn lem "Gpoagclicsreiie". Sra
Rapuine melbes ON TO itnge Gutter,
iom | forrige ltse bar ube paa en-
"SpbaseIfesreiie~, rog bet gift natur.
Iisbis gaIt. 9e bapoe p9ret noe !
Chen oe babet ~neoenfor 9ammen.
oa ber,tnoer Iagbe be Werfe til, al
ganoet bapoe grdoet no to @rotter
ben enc greb. Gfterot babe unoer'
iegt oisie @rotter paa bet nsiagtigite
ipntes De, at Oct fulbe bore ipinagtie
moriomt at grade en- Gang meaem
oisie. Sg ioa tog be fat. Isen Den
enc af Dem, 9apib Relicn, bapoe ttfe
for begpnbt, for en- Soromasie pao
flere Cons ifreb iammen oner BAN
Sans aamerat ifpnote Jig al ollie
2ipIens &refter at CRAZE ct Sui neo'
poer, til ban naaeoe Nelions Sooef
o. iaaIeSes biergeoe BAN fra at foe'
leg. 9erpaa ilebe ban efter Si9lf
og fit @ritten graoet frem; men Del
bite fla, at Relion bar lam / 9enene
rimeIispis al Rpgifaoe. San bras'
tes til SoipttaIet | 3epilS Safe, bpoi
man n9reoe &pil ON, boorptot bar
Itoo til at reboe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-19

Gm Snsmano, iom | IGngere Sto
hapoe pqret mistenft for at Sripe
arpbFptteri bIep tibIie en- Worsen
cperratet meo @ep9r ! Sadnoen al
@ooiets Gier. Der bar tngen Wei.
Iiebeo for at Hippo nnna oer're-
aana, OF SuSmanben letteoe oertor
paa Suen % biIfte iastmooig:
~@oSmorsen, buorfor er @ooseie-
rem nbe % saar iaa tioIig ON Ror'
seneu Sa9"
"Ssor at fafie mig en- iulten Raps
til Srofoit," iporebe 8ooseierer.
200 bporfor er on iaa tiolig pau
9enene2~
"5or at ifaffe liot Srofcit til mtii
J juItme Rape.- bar Sparet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-19

/, II you want three months tuition free,
write for catalog of Valdez Business
College, Decorah, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-19
sasIssss fec yaastises 40.

rdris af en- apmmefrue tan fanbe Nafnriet msbens Spokn fIces, Den
Gar Isl arm, fpm 7esniusen bier, buust sber COB Btabs for Gses Saansa'
rus uhen at sie ben ct humft ubkenoe. Den bar bernGf en- autOmahf spea'
Hinber (bobbin winder(, Der er fa FHr Os paaRbeis fin gmten a On
haarfs ounbet Spole bill barre en- nmnh86sh..
sbusueuuenA Nr aut ub % er elegant narel meo Senpn til 2rnarbnott
.fm til TRatinbele. aRainens Sobfpte r net, let baaubteri1t % Befobelh
af atper tembt sorbbIns paa bette DmranOs. Oct anoenbte Ge e al beefs
EefaHenbeb oa tmuft fprartibet. '2afrfueea og nbmDtnfngn II tGfe &ansA
eSnsbiuist % ae be blante Dele al UaaIhnen sr iaat solerst % RtdsiSlsta'
Get. 6pprpeb be for ct net % fmaaufbt ubfauoe. 9esuben bruses Ball Bear
ing iii spinssulet Ds pa besse s6sr al pOFptat os &efnitatt en- at nuar
man tar gefet i. aeaFinen ps fzher Sosbfaet sana pi bette pe runot mere
cb time @arae, mebenS bet paa andre Mapner bar tungt not neo at 9a ire
Sang. aOrbet er laet at psisrrst Ere iammsniat az ~ fOrlraies sss
bppnxb nan bar opnaoi fsrre Stpre % forbmort at Erect tan fa 10.
GRaninens Sobfpte &c iOrbnt meO plated casters. Seroebe Staalta2ps
bofber 3ripbtnkf o. the treadle plate. bplht str at @aanen rsbdber me-
act ettee enb ears r Tiiefnr. Den bar anerfnefe % hebfr Attachments
Tor alminbers % (fancy) esm. On aofprfs SnfruftonsbOa, trsfti bet uOrp'
ener euoelna Sprpa uebfdoer ber WaHn.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-12
pEArK RECORD.
Catherine Armstrong.

Catherine Armstrong was born
July 1, 1858, in Somerset county,
Pa. Married to G.. II. Arms,ronR
October 9, 1858. Born TO this
happy union two children q son and
daughter--I. Bruce Armstrong. a
successful business man OF Seattle.
Wash, aud Annie T., wife of DR..
Richards, OF Bruceton Mills, w. Va.
Catherine Armstrong nee Aulman,
being the last one OF the Aulman
family, departed this life Novem Der
IS, 1907. Deceased was con.
sisten, member of the Christian
church fot many years. She was
thoroughly devoted 60 her family.
aud paue,lly and cheertUly bore
the burdens and rads The sacrifices
incident to the care of her home
and children. Tender hearted and
genetous, her sy mpathies constant
ly went out to all who were in need,
sickness, SORROW or trouble. Frank,
genial, hopeful, motherly, unseldsh,
she attracted and won many friends
who mourn her departure, but cher.
ish her memory and rejoice in her
coronation.
The funeral was conducted by
Rev. III. w. Holden at her home,
after which the remains were laid
to rest in the Bruceton cemetery,
by the side Of her husband who
preceded her to that better world
tweniy-one years ago.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-12
some STATEMENTS
REGARDING NEW THEORY
Followers of Cooper and His Novel Ideas Give
Reason for Their Belief i'm Him.

with n theory that human health r.
dependent on the stomach and with q
medicine which no says proves this
theory, J.. Il. Cooper, . comparatively
young man, has bulh OPP an immense
following during the past year.
Cooper has Visited most Of tho lead.
Ing cities OF the country. and In each
city has aroused storm OF discussion
about his beliefs and his medicines
Wherever he has gone. people have
called upon him by tens of thousands,
and his preparation has sold in i'm.
mense quantities.
The sale Of this medicine has now
spread over the entire country, and IS
growing enormously each day. In view
OF this, tho following statements from
two Of the great number Of follower
which he now has, are Of general IN.
terost.
Mrg. Agnes Viggonhouser, Of o42 ST.
Louis Avenue, Chicago. has tho follow.
ing 20 say on the subject Of tho Cooper
preparations: For moro than ten
years was broken down In health. J
could not sleep and ! was very ner.
vous. Gradually / began TO lose my
memory, until / could not remember
things from one day 20 another. had
severe pains and cramps in my body
and i you'd at times sec dark spots
before my eyes. / was unable 10 do
any work whatever, as my strength
was failing. / had no appetite, MOI
could ! take any medicine.
VI had about given up hope Of ever
being well again when ] Iead OF LIr
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-12

Cooper's remedies. I decided 60 give
them a trial, and began to feel better
at once. After taking the medicine for
two weeks ] can say that I am a new
woman. / can eat with enjoyment. tho
pains in my body have loft me, and /
am stronger than / have been for
years.
II cannot say enough for Mr..
Cooper's remedies. They are wonder
tul. for they have done everything
claimed for them in my case"
Another statement by Mr.. w II.
Stewart, 100 w. Madison ST., Chicago.
is as follows: 81 have had stomach
trouble for years, and anyone who ls
afflicted this way knows what an awful
distressed feeling It causes. Many n
time ] have felt that ! would give most
any price TO be cured. It was by ac-
cident mat i heard Of this man
Cooper's remedies. Immediately
made up my mind TO buy q treatment
OF him. / used IL for about two weeks.
and lt ia impossible to tell how much
good 1t has done me. i feel altogether
different. ] have more life and energy
than have had for years. This med
icine certainly does sti5ulate and
strengthen tho whole system. Tired
feeling and weak condition or tho
stomach has entirely passed away. I
feel we'll again."
We sell Cooper's celebrated modi-
clnes which have made this wonderful
record In all parts OF tho country
Mrs. villa u. StricLlor
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-12
APPALLING DISASTER
Hundreds Killed in Nine Explosion
Last Week
EOEOSGAH A TOWN OF MOURNING
Work Of Rescue Goes on ana Many
Hodles Recovered Cause Of Dis
aster Mystery.

An explosion due 10 cause not
vet ascertaincd, in mines Nos. O
and of the Farmout Coal Com.
pany at Mouougah shortly after 10
o'clock Friday morning, caused the
most appalling mine disaster in the
history Of West Virginia, and in the
number Of It's victims probably one
of The greatest calamilies of the kind
recorded in history.
The awful death blast came with
out warning. In the twinkling of
an eye workmen, variously esii.
mated to have numbered between
$50 and 500, were sent Into eternity
without preparation, and Mouongah
was converted into community of
widows and orphans.
There was no escape for those
who were not instantly killed by
the explosion. The mines were
their living tomb. II they rushed
toward the entries they found them
blocked with debris, and # they
listened for the picking of rescue,s.
or hoped for the breath of fresh air
which would sustain life until relief
came, they were gradually overcome
by ,hc deadly after damp and sank
to inconsistencies and death.
1t Is expected that none will hive
70 tell the story of the explosion,
aud the exact cause may never
Therefore DE known, as experts say
that none eau 1--we two hours, breath
ing the poisonous gases.
a total OF I56 bodies had been
recovered Tuesday at midnight.
OF the number recovered OF from
No 8 and % from No. o. The
work of rescue IS moving along
nicely according TO a statement is
sued by the company. II there are
no Interruptions all the bodies
should be recovered 10y daylight
Friday morning, or just about one
week from the time of the explosion.
The potters' field, which was laid
of ia a lot near the Polish cemetery,
is being rapidly filled with the un-
identified bodies. Each body which
is not identified alter being exhibit
ed in the morgue for period OF
three hours, IS by order of the
board of health, buried. This is
regarded as sanitary precaution,
as the bodies are generally in
state Of bad decomposition.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-12
Drop In at Our New Office.
Greenviile.

Correspondence Of The Argus
John Goodwin is on the sick list.
Miss Mary EVERY has been on The sick
Ethel EycrIy is working for John Gallo.
way.
c. Z. Goo Twin has moved into his new
house.
Farley spiker was seen in our vicinity
Monday.
Miss Grace McNair is working for oliver
Goodwin.
Miss Eta Goodwin vas eanik at G b
Hilis Saturday,
Vessie Christopher has been staying AZ
Clinton Grdham's.
Thurm Wolfe put a telephone in his
house last week
loo McDoude is watching the Fverly
gate. Keep a look out. Mint.
The Grcenville boys are hard on clothes;
keep lookout. Mrs Hnl.
Miss Lille EverIy is wearing a blight
smile. You mas guess lhe rest.
Nv Wheeler aud family we're calling
on g. i Golden Thursday fast
Albert Wheeler and Meta Bird made a
trip TO Bruceton Sundaf evening
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Dirnel v,sitei Mrs
Ddfnels parents Saturday a6d SUNDAY
Quite q number Of The GteeuviIie people
were calling on Miss Meta Bird Thursday.
Oakley Goodwin IS frequent visitor az
Greenvile. ! suppose Mics Belle is his
jewel.
Mics Bessie Golden visited Mrs. T. -
EVERY of BurCcton from SATURDAY uil
SundH' evening NORNiNO GLORY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-12
REMEMBERED rng PRINTER.
Palrens OF The Argus Who Have Our
hks FOR Remit tances.


Ear Harmed, Hazelton.
VI. \. Shsft.r. Oakland.
LeuuS Hoffman, K;1gwood.
Warlen Miller, Glade Farms.
NJ. \. Wolfe. Anderson.
William NJ. Wol.s, Bruceiou.
John G. ZeiGlsr, Kingwood.
James III. SKATER, Newburg.
George l.. Sa4ffer. Independence.
G.. w. Shaffsr, Tunuel,on.
Walter Tfemb'y, Albright.
Lewis $. SSenpie. .Aprnra
Amos Guseman. Reedsyille.
w. ~. Stafford. Sulclair.
J. $. Ringer. Rnckyils.
Harry f. Boone. Kinswood.
Mr.. Laura Farmhouse, Bruce,on
Henry Farmhouse. Brandouville.
c. V. Cupp, lar.
- John II. Cupp, Zar.
a. b, Snyder, Cullison, Kaqs.
J. l.. Stone, Kingwood.
Ira g. Gibson, Tunnelton.
A. G.. Harshbng r, Anderson.
II. {. Williamson. Newburg.
c. r. Snd~, Kingwood.
Mrs. Albert Wolf, BIuceton.
Edgar f. Jeffrels, GAINESVILLE.
A. NJ. Collins, Bruceton.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-12

Corscsoor lease Ut The Argus
Miss Bbss Frankhouser is on the
sick list.
Susan Spiker was at Hazel,on
Saturday.
Joseph c. Hickey has gone mp 10
the mountain TO work.
Russell Guthrie returned home from
Uniontown, Pa, recently.
Smith Foreman, OF Terra Alta,
was here on business Friday.
John Wilhelm. OF orr. was visit.
Ing his friends here the past week.
Floyd Sohnopp broughNa load OF
goods from Friendsvilc Thursday.
Jacob Wade, of near Guseman.
was in our vicinity part of las, week
Henry Turney spent few day.
with relatives near Lenox the pas,
week.
Mrs. John $ Kelley. OF near
Cuzzar' was here shopl & last Sat.
urday.
J. !. Kelley was cslled over near
Morgans Glade on business last
Thursday.
Rev. Wathus. OF Btandonville.
preached in the 'ohoolhouse at the
Grove Saturday uight.
Falkeustine Iros. have returned
to their sawmi ! on the Pratt farm
and are saving more lumber.
Walter Spiker and Emory Clpp
we've digging and getting out coal
for Ezra Kelley Saturday OF last
week.
S. Floyd Kelley, of Do,ity. was
visiting relatives here from Friday
evening until Saturday afternoon,
when he returned.
George Il. Spiker, who was at
Jacob Splker's near Hazelton dong
carpenter work for him, finished
aud returned home Tuesday.
Charles Harncr. OF Terra Alta,
who has been in ourv,cinIty part of
last week, returned home accom-
paaied by his brother in law, Floyd
Schnopp, of near here.
Mss Maude Guseman drove
down to the Cuppelt schoolhouse
Friday evening after her sister, Miss
Alice. who has been teaching there
this winter. They returned home
the same evening accompanied by
Miss Grace Barnes, who has been
teaching the Sturgeon school near
Glade Farms.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-12
The Argus Is Now Located In the
Or. J. n. King Building on Main
Street. Come In.
Valley Point.

| Special Correspondent OF The Argus
Carl BlshoH called on Benjamin Lis.on
| sunday.
Shooting matches seem to be the order
OF the day.
G Gorge Miller who has been on the SICK
list. IS improving
Mrs sherman Martin and two children
were in town Monday.
MIR. aud Mrs. BENJAMIN Listou. IT,. vis,t.
ed Oliver LIston Sunday.
A large crowd attended the sale of Mrs
BYthuna Liston Saturday
Charles Formsn and family visited at
william lackson's sunday.
less Collins. OF Uniontown stopped in
our village Tuesday night.
Rumor says we are TO have a wedding
soon. How about a. Homer
Quite number OF our people butchered
nice potkers Monday and tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Asberry Listoh wen, to
Terra Alta sunday, returning Monday
Misses Norma and Murl Graham~s spent
Sunday with Misses Mildred aud VERNE
Hartman.
{. ID. Feather OF the Craborchard. WAS
here Saturday and attended the sale at
Mrs. Listens.
J. Bryte, returned TO Uniontown ac.
companied 10y Artie Liston. who expects to
get work there.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Metheny attended
the tgneral OF Mrs Benson az Bruceton
or Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Walls. William. and
Helen were visiting Sunday AZ Bruceton
with William Millers
MIR. aud Mrs Carroll and Miss Rfhe
Messenger went To Hambieton to visit
friends for few weeks.
William Miller's @iii soon move 10 The
Liston property MIR. Miller has sold his
farm TO DR. ]. ). Nedrow
Roy Tnchneil aud Miss Jackson attended
the sing at MI Morish Saturday evening.
They report good timr-
Misses Myrtle Forman. Irma Liston
Media Forman aud Go.die Smith were
shopping in town Saturday.
Messrs. Charles Forman Jacob Martin.
Misses cta Martin and Vesps DewitI were
visiting Miss Myrtle Forman SUNDAY
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-12
Mrs. George II. Ncstcr.

Sayil.a ", wife OF George II,
hester, died at her home in Amblers.
burg on Monday, December ., 1907,
aged So years, 8 months, ~ days.
The funeral took place on Tuesday,
services being conducted by Rev
O. Stonekng. The remains were
Inferred in the Tanner church GENE
terry. Deceased was daughter OF
the late Samuel Garner, Of Pleasant
Dale.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-12
GO TO MlfRDOck.
mass MgErING A. COUaraousg
Citizens called Upbu 10 Contribute 10
Sufferers AT HonOngih

Citizens tailed Upon 10 Contribute 10
Sufferers at HonOngia
TO the People Of Haywood and Vicinity:
a terrible niue disaster has visit
ed MonOngth 10 Marion county,
this state. Hundreds OF miuets
lost tnelf lives whrlc,at honest labor,
and many of the widows and or
phans OF these unfoUunate dead are
entirely desu.u@ Other towns are
raising funds for their relief, and
an appeal for AID having been made
to the good citizens of KiugwJod
by w n. Moore, mayor of Mon1a
gah, deem 1t fl aud proper to cal
a mass meeting of ees. citizens II
Kingwood to meet a the coun
house in this town ON Friday even
ing, December -, 1907, a. 8
O'Clock for the purpose Of organic.
ing relief committee to solicit
funds to be forwarded to Mayor
Moore, or to TAX slch other action
as those present may think advls-
able.
Given under my band this nth
t, day OF Decembsr, 1907
VIM G. CoNLEy Mayor.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-12
J. It. SUAFFER, Manager,
Terra Alta, w. Va.

INok eALk-lwu traction engines. two Flick o
anu ~ lili -FOUR Russell. ono each 10 IS 10.
and ~ ht., one D. l. Case ~ I'M, ono Aulttnan a
iaNior D. iil ono G,istr no MP ono liuh,r W. M
one HOFFMAN ~ lif, two Nu.scN compound. ono iG
and ono lo llr roltablcr on whscla: ono Rus.cl
and rnv = NPi one hp and ono g llp O;ois,r.
one shtd Frigk '' hp. With csntrr-truut Cnrioc.
mounted "u boil,r, one HINTS 20 mp tubular boilor
Nhd centcr-crank Unrino, detached. "a rood OUTFIT.
''inpl' Co; rondY Tor uGc; thrcv Rur.clt aawnills
with on without SAWS. one 2O-iuCh under runnet.
IrcuCh burr. almost new. dtoased and in tr.,.,l
tlnning uriyri Ono holloy Nos dunirs feed rfiud-
.r in ro,t gitndtnu order An thc above u,athin-
'\ iH rebuilt. rcplarcd thoroughly, and ia practi-
''iN AH rotu aH now. One wagon truck. will
envy HhgA 10 TONE, Now except hubs; thcy nps
0ooi aa new. half price, New, machinery Russ.ll
make. Ton sale We buy. lcn and trado FOR a,c-
'ud hand steam machinery Vs.. NJ. ktNCAip
~ Cameron w Nn
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-12

Whenever yoH feel that your stomach has
gone little wrong 0r when you feel that 90
rs uuf tn good working order as Is evidenced
b' mem headaches nervousness bad breath
aud bciching take something 40 times aud
especially alter your meals until rlIsf is
Afforded. There lis nothing better offered
the public :oday for stomach troubles. dts.
prpsia etc than KOdoi This is scton-
nined with vegetable acids. and 10 contains
irc same juices found in every healthy
stomach kojOl is guaranteed TO give rrlief
4 IS pleasant 90 take. ~ viii make ycu feel
Cue hy diEesting what Won eat Sold b.
Stricklc, drug store w. " Dent Sew.
burF
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-12

tickling cough, from any cause is
quickly stepped by Or Shops Cough Cure.
And ~ Is 50 thoroughly harmless and safe.
that DR.. ShCop tells mothers everywhere 10
give Il without hesitation even to vcrt
young babes. The wholesome green leaves
and tender stems of lung Dealing noun.
famous shrub furnish the curative pfop
critics TO DR., Shops Cough Cure. IL calms
the cough and heals the sore and sensitive
bronchial membranes No opium. no chic.
iotorm, uouiug harsh used TO iujure or
suppress simply restuous plant extract
that helps TO heal aching lungs. The Spau.
iatds call this shrub which the the doctor
uses The Sacred Herb " Always demand
Dr. Shops. Take no other Sold by the
StfiCkleT drug store.