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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-30
(u0IO Cen|ep0|h Dc
Ponce Dc Leon
EN- LA C0NQUiSTA Y C0L0NINIzACIoN
De PUERTO RICO

Anoche sc reunio en- ell Casino Espa.
mol la Comlsion Ejecutiva de los feste
JOS de esta Centenario. En- ausencia a
del Gobernador. preside ell acto ell
doctor don Rafael del Vale, en- So ca
lidad de Presidente pro- tempore del
Consejo Executive.
En- Was de la preparation del pro-
grama de los trabajos prelimin ares,
Sc tomaron impovtantes acuerdos que
Sc daran prouto conocer. La Comi-
sion hace todo 10 possible para que los
actos del Centenario resulten diqnos
de la importancia historical del perso-
maize quienes Sc dedican de la cul
tura del pals.
Acord6 ante todo solicitar la coope.
racion de la prensa de todo ell pafs
para dar los trabajos de esta Conf
sion y los actos del Csnten ario toda
la resonancia possible, y para que illus.
tre y estimule en- este sentido a Ia opi-
MON general con sus indicaciones y
consejos.
No Sc cumplirfan satisfactoriamente
los deseos de la Comisi6a Ejecutiva
del Centenario, 81 en- la celebrac cion de
este acto comm EN- morativo no quedase
plenamente demostrada la cultura 4
que ha llegado Puerto Rico. en- cuatro
primeros siglos de civilization.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-30
H benefcio De ELENA (luer6
Ia PATRtA CHICA

Ell programa combinado para
la junction de beneflcio de la
eminente artista Elena Quer6.
nos ofrece el estreno de La Pa
trio Chfca. uno de los exitos
ruidosisimos de los hermanos
QuinteTo, La t0yye del 0y0, en-
que Sc distingue toda la compa-
Tlia y La fiesta de San 4nk6n,
en- cuya protagonista realiza
una labor insuperasle La bene-
hciada.
La seflora Quero dedica ST.
function de gracia a la Colonia
Espanola, a la prensa de San
Juan y a varias distinguidas
senoras y conocidos caballeros
de nuestra mejor sociedad.
En- ell corto tempo que ha &C
tuado en- San Juan la eminente
artista, nos ha dado q conocer
sus dotes extraordinarias inter
pretando los mas distintos Y
opuestos Caracteres, siempre
admirable y triunfadora STEM
pre-.
La function de esta noche, que
es la Ultima que ofrece en- San
Juan la companfa de la senora
|Ouer6, ha de ser un homenaje
de simpatia y admiration para
la sin igual interprete de Re
gina.
Vaya por anticipate nuestro
APPLAUSE a unirse q los que esta
noche han de premiar la artfs-
tlca labor de la bella Y distin-
guida artista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-30
Una opinion del Attorney
El Case DEL sENoR PEREZ PAGAN

Los lectores recordaran que ell Sc
fior Perez Pagan, professor del colegio
de Agriculture denunciado, por in
Fraction del artfculo 5r3 del C6digo
Penal, como supuesto autor de admi-
nistrar sustancias venenosas con inten-
ci6n de que las tonasen tragasasen
animales, que segdn ell sef1or Pagan,
hacfan daflo q su propiedad.
Ell Juez Municipal de Ponce, sefior
Casalduc solicito del Attorney su OPT
MON sobre Ell mencionado hecho de que
Sc acusaba al sef1or Pagan y ell result
tado de la investigation, ha sido un in
forme de Mr.. Hoyt, en- ell cual Sc ma
nifiesta que "persona alguna comete
delito por poner veneno en- sus propios
terrenos bajo su administration, 81 la
propiedad esta cercada cerrada,
siempre que ese vereno sea coloc ado
con la intencion de librar ell cultivo del
ataque de cualquiera animal que fuera
a hacer dafio".
Ell Juez sefior Cssalduc termina su
communication al sefior J. Perez Pagan
con estas pala br as: "El proceso contra
usted ha sido archiv ado y libre usted
de toda culpa"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-30
IAIERBSANTDS EIESTAS
Certamen dc defamation. - Jueg0s
atleticos-Recepci0n de alumnos.
EN- LA NORMAL

En- los dias IS y 10 de Mayo, SC
verlficaran varias festas de gran inte-
res para Ell elemento escolar de la isla,
en- Rio Piedras y en- el Hipodromo de
San Juan.
FL dla IS disputaran los jugadores
de varias escuelas la hermosa copa
de plata reqalada el af1o pasado por
don Pedro ] Rosaly, presidente de la
Association de Parques de Recreo, en-
una carrera de relevo de una milla.
Luego habra un asGtck de baseball
entire los jugadores de la Normal y
los de la Alta Escuela de Ponce.
A les ochO de Ia noche tendra lugar
I'm certamcn de defamation en- Ell
salon general de la Normal, entire es-
tudianteS de la Alta Escuela de Ponce
y de la Normal. Actuaran como iue-
ces cinco persona distinguidas de In
socledad de San Juan.
Al dia Siguiente sc efectuar&n jue-
COS atl6ticos en- Ell Hipodromo de San
turce, tomando p2rte unos treinra
j6venes atletaS de las dos escuelaS
mencionadas, y cerrandose esta serie
de festividades con una reception en-
honor los visitantes de Ponce.
Oportunamente Sc daran mas de-
TALES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-30

tad, hubiese respidido a un
mandate de la cuiencia po-
pular, hu ubiese refado, hubie-
sc condensado II estado de
opinion irreveladoasta enton-
ces, pero adivinD por esos
ilusos precursoresde la YER
dadera fraternida EN- Norte-
america.
Mas la que hpiera podido
ser hermOsa manstacion del
pensamiento naciaal, noble re
tractacion de exaerados orgu-
llos y de injurioss prevencio-
mes exaltados haa Ell delirio,
no ha sido mas gu una frustra-
da tentativa de cociliaclon i'm
possible, impossible porque otra
vez han estalladoos odios sell
vatlcos, los aborreimientos fe-
roces, los rugidos { la desafec.
clon, las iras de la ihumanidad,
las 1nvOCaCiones a exterminiO,
anorando las cruedades pasa-
das, la esclavitud abolida en-
pero sbsistente en-
la 1nvenclb}e repusion que Sc
prOfeSan pOr una cOnia trlSti-
slma que no hace ning1n fa-
vor a la demOcraci; americana,
los elementos pobldores de ese
pals que aspira a srvir de mo-
delo a los demas pleblos de la
terra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-30
Id CllSQ eQlI[Q NlG[Q

Ell martes termin6 el iuicio contra
Mulero por el delito de violaci6n de
una j6veu, com etido bordo del ba--
landro "Joven Paulina" y estando en
alta mar
lei fiscal sefIor Savage solicit0 TN
veredicto de culpabilidad, en- un bri-
ilantfsimo informe.
Mr.. Hawkings abogado defensor de
Mulero, estuvo elocuentfsimo solici
tando la absoluci6n de su defendido
por falta de pruebas.
Ell juez sefior Rodey dio sus ms
trucciones al jurado y este en- sus de-
liberaciones no ileg6 4 ponerse de-
acuerdo.
Seghn nuestras noticias, el asunto
Sc desestimara y Ell sefior Mulero que
dara en- libertad, no ser que ell juex
senior Rodey crellese necesario nue.
va vista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-30
Manifestation Obrera
del primero de Mayo

Maiiana, a la una de la tarde,
llevara a efecto la Federation
Llbre una manifestation obrera
que recorrera las GALES de esta
c1udad y TN meeting p1blico en-
el teatro Municipal. Por la no.
che habra otro meeting en- Puer.
ia Gle TERRA. parada seis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-30
N@G@ del d]6@

Tn despacho que recibimos
hoy de nuestro corresponsal en-
Nueva York, nos quita una i'm
preston agradable que produio
en- nosotros un cablegrama de
aver.
En- el Cosmopolitan Club, de
New York, reunidos, en- I'm ban
quote, caracterizados miembros
de la razas blancas y de color,
habian dado una alta nota de
contraternidad. brindando por
la ammonia, por la fusion de las
dos razas. en- benefcio supreme
de la patria.
A los que estamos Oyendo
todos los dias, que Ell blanco
americana siente hacia Ell ne
gro I'D desprecio invencible, a
los que sabemos que ALI Ia di-
vision, la separation y Ell orgu-
llo de razas llega a unos limites
repugnantes, a los que halla
mos en- la prensa de aquel
pals, dlariamente, repetidos, in
contables casos de lynchamien
tos en- los que es un indivi.
duo de color siempre la victi-
ma, los que sabemos que hay
tranvias y cafes y espectaculos
y circulos y hasta iglesias que
ahondan esta division inhuma-
ma y peligrosa, la noticia de
aver, la que nos daba nuestro
corresponsal, refriendo las fra
ses Cordialisimas cruzadas en-
tre los comensales del Cosmopo-
Titan Club, nos produjo una I'M
preston alentadora Y confor-
tante.
iSeria la reunion celebrada en-
Nueva York, un paso frme, IN
gran pasO dado en- el camino
que iniCi0 Mr.. Roosevelt, GUAM
do predic6 con Ell ejemplo, SEN
tandO a su mesa a un negro
ilustre, entire ell estupor Y el
asombro naciOnales?
Hasta nosotros llegaba como
un gran aliento de confraterni-
dad proclamada en- Ell seno de
la gran metr6poli que alimenta
todavia, tan arraigados prejui-
clos y tan exagerados conceptos
de la superioridad v la degene-
racl0n de las raZas humans.
La democracia empezaba a
ser una verdad social en- Norte-
america.
Era por Ell amor, por la fra
ternidad, por la abolicion de pri
vilegios irritantes que Sc iba q
Tesolver en- Norteamerica el
gran problema que preocupa a
los hombres pensadores, queI
han vislumbrado en- brumosas
lejanias, perturbadoras represa-
lias y explosiones terribles del
odio refrenado por Ell terror pe-
TO incontenido en- los limites de /
la prudencia, va que las puras|
doctrinas de la verdadera fra
ternidad que debe existir entire
todos los seres, no habian podi-
do extinguirlo.
Cuantas cosas lamentables,
que en- el radioso cuadro dell
progreso norteamericano, danI
oscurisimas sombras de retro II
ccso a la barbarie, cuantas CO.
sas censurables hubieran desa- K
parecido para siempre. ST el|t
efusivo abrazo que sc dieron I
En- el circulo neoyorquino unos|e {
seres de buena volun- II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-30

Gobierno ha doptsdo en- favor del
Sixal".
En- mi ''Carta Alberta" ofrecfa al
pals publican la respuesta. Antes de
hace-lo vengo San Juan, me presen
TO al Hon. Gobernador Post. LIE su-
pllco informarse de los nuevos datos
donde tanto Sc pone de relieve esta
gran riqueza para ell pals. No quiso
verlos. Por toda respuesta lie dice en-
ingles a su Secretario Privado, que
esta mi lado, que me olga que ell
seflor Willougby es ell encargado de
la Sanseviera.
Por mas que Al ST.. Willoughby Sc
les deba ell sustituto de la Sanseviera
en- el Consejo Executive, y La contes-
taclon mi ''Carta Alberta" deseo
presentar por Ultima vez estos nuevos
datos de nuestra rica planta. Voy q
la Secretarfa. Elisefior Skinner es el
que me recibe. En.rego mi tarjeta y
hago presente cusl era ell objeto de
mi vista.
Al POGO tempo Sc me contesta que
ell sef1or Willougby no puede recibir-
me. ESta muy Ocupado.
Personalm ente visitare los pueblos
de la isla para poder demostrar todos
los datos de que hago referencia.
La cantidad votada por La Camara
fue para ser empleada en- este traba
jo. En- mi Carta Alberta (cuya copia
incluyo) proponia al Honorable Co.
bernador hasta Ia devolucion de dicha
suma en- el termino de cinco afIos.
En- esta misma condicion es que
vengo hoy a presentar mi trabajo.
Sera TN emprestito voluntario por
acciones de cinco dollars cada una,
cuya cantidad me obligar6 & de-
volverla en- este mismo plazo. Seran
publicados los nombres de las per
sonss, con Ell nlmero de accioneS que
tomeu.
Por Ell bien del pats, por Ell de
nuestros hijos, esta riqueza debemos
desarrollarla. Es bajo vuestra pro-
tecci6n que vengo hoy q proponer Llis
trabajos.
No soy un extraflo para ell pats
En- breves d1as cumplire cincuenta Y
dos af1os de vivir en- la isls, Tengo
en- concienc la mas derecho a ser puer-
torriqueflo, que muchos que 10 son
hoy por la ley.
Ofrezco toda mi buena voluntad
para que este trabajo sea hecho con
buen exito para Ell pals.
Respetuosamente,
Andvks Agostfns.
San Juan, P r, abril IS de 1908.
En- nosotros, en- e1 BOLETIN ha en-
contrado siempre ayuda Ell senior
Agostini para sus benefciosas pro
pagandas. En- este case no puede
faltarle nuestro apoyo, 81 ha de ser
virle de estfmulo para no desmayar
en- la nueva senda que ha emprendi-
do, lejos de las regiones oficiales.
Hemos visto datos, cartas, muestras
de los productos que Sc obtienen con
la sanseviera, hemos dido al sef1or
Agostin exponer con entusiasmo las
cxcelencias del producto, la riqueza
que supone, Ell benefcio general que
reportaria a nuestra poblaci6n cam
pesina.
Ell programa es hermoso, y 10 ex-
pone el seflor Agostini con tai f6 de
convencido, que hay que ser muy
pesimista para no entregarse 4 II
|esperanza Iisonjera de verlo rea
1izado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-30
Ina LiicencIIa

Sc han concedido diez dias de IL
cencia al fiscal de In Corte dc Distrf-
to dc Ponce seflor Juan !, Perea para
trasladarse 4 Mayagnez.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-03-12
DAWSON USES KNIFE
Cuts or Thousands Of Dollars of
appropriations.
HE WILL GIVE HIS REASONS LATER
Contingent Legislative Expenses ri
House aud Senate yetoed-l.icense
Bill IL Killed.

CHARLESTON, March Io.-By the
use of the pruning knife, applied TO
three items in the appropriation bill
passed at the end of the extra ses-
sion, Gov. Dawson cut out Sio,sSo.
The items cut out were: Yves,
Virginia Industrial School, Semi,
nary and College, FAyet,e county.
pay of teachers, $50. Contingent
legislative expenses of the senate,
$40, 900. Contingent expense OF the
house. So, 200.
The governor has in preparation
statement OF the reasons for tax
ing this action. which will he made
public in the course of few days.
Gov. Dawson disapproved House
Bill No. 80 relating TO licenses.
Late yesterday afternoon the mes
sage accompanying the disapproval
of the bill had not been prepared,
but the executive will question the
validity of the act under his call,
and also cite that il cuts the state
out of much revenue.
House Bill No. go caused spir f..
tied fight between the house and
senate at the recent special session
The bill originated in the house.
and it was provision that the state
should receive license tax from re-
tail dealers the same amount as a
municipality, when the latter charged
more than the regular state tax Of
5000.
When the bill went to the senate
the upper body of he Legislature
struck this provision out Of the bill.
The house would not concur in the
amendment aud a conference com
mlttee was appointed. The confer
cnce committee reported ON the last
day of the session. The report was
a victory for the senate, inasmnch
as the provision allowing the state
To charge as much as the mum
cipaliiy was not adopted, but
another provision was inserted which
prevented cities from granting a
retail liquor license for less than
$500. Thus, when the bin was
passed, a minimum license fee had
been fixed, but the maximum tax
was left TO the discretion Of the
cities. tbs said that this would be
cutting off the revenue at both ends,
the state, probably, losing 500, 900
q year.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-03-12
60 TO MURDOCH.


Thomas b. Jackson, candidate for sher-
III at the Republican primaries, was in
town this week looking after his political
Interests lie is making an energetic
campaign and expects to land the nom
nation, notwithstanding the fact that hc
has several opponents in the field who
are making q strenuous canvass OF the
county.
Mr. Jackson il a farmer by occupation
and resides a little more than a mile west
Of Terra Alta. lie enlisted in Company
a, Seventh West Virginia Infantry, in
1868, and served his country with honor
until the close Of the war. II is only nat
ural that he should be- the choice Of the
old soldiers, a. lac has every qualification
requisite for the office which he seeks.
n it is ordained that we must have a
Republican for our next sheriff The ARors
would wish for no better next-door neigh.
Dor than Thomas y. Jackson.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-03-12
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Interesting Letters from a Host Of
Argus Writers.
SOMETHING DOING IN Tbs COUNTRY
Bright Bits Of News and Gossip About
Yeu and Your Neighbor-The
Events Of Week.
CreenviIle.

correspondence OF The Argus.
March is bringing quite variety
of weather.
Thurman Wolfe was on the sick
list last week.
Jesse Wolfe called on friends near
Bruceton Sunday.
| Joseph EVERY visited at Samue,
forman's Sunday.
Jesse Benson called at Ioseph
Everly's Sunday last.
Mrs. Jacob Darnell visited her
parents few days last week.
Miss Ethyl Everly was the CUES,
OF her sister Mary Saturday night.
J. {. Formaa is preparing 10
build new barn this coming sum
mer.
Charles Gribble is helping Adam
Wolfe get out rock To build his barn
wall.
Ed. .. Everly, candidate for
county clerk. was in this vicinity
last week.
Mrs. Della EVERY and little
niece, Mona Shaffer, were calling a,
Albert Wolfe's Sunday last.
Mrs. Joseph EVERY and niece.
Miss Mary, were visiting at II. &.
Benson's one day last week.
A number of people from here at.
tended the Sunday school conven
ton at Hopewell Saturday. March :.
ii Is. EVERY is helping his brother
J. , cut logs. Nj. EVERY is pre-
panng 10 build new dwelling in
the near future.
Misses Ethyl EVERY and Eta
Goodwin were the guests of the
latter's aunt, Mrs. Norwel Benson.
OF Hopewell, Saturday evening.
Several people from here at
tended the auction of J. o. * O. s.
Walls. of Pisgah, Saturday. They
say they got some good bargains.
Well, boys, you had better look
out for job on the new telephone
line which is going to be run from
Nj a Everly's to New Geneva in
the near future. Speak to Mr.. San
dusk; he is the boss.
\ certain young man not thou
sand miles from here had been some.
where to see young lady Saturday
night add on his way home he sat
down on the fence to take little
nap and fell off and ran his head
INTO the mud. You had better take
your nap the next time before you
start, Buff SNOW BIRD.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-03-12
Mount Charity.

Special Correspondence of The Argus.
Hauling lumber is the order OF
the day.
Rufus Hawley is still on the sick
list and in bad condition.
J. f. Hawley has established a
publ c boarding house for those who
need it.
Prof J. a. L Everts is hauling
logs for Sidwell & Sons Lumber
Company.
Daniel Pyles has resigned his old
jo6 OF grounding hunting and is
making ties for SidweIl & Son.
Johnny Ross, secuon boss Of the
Nj. q X. railroad at Manown, says
he has four Of the best Italian work
men he ever saw use the pick and
shovel.
The literary held at No. 8 school,
Valley district, Thursday night last,
was very enjoyable. REGULATIONS and
select readings were given by Harry
Hawkins, Miss Carrie For,ney, Laura
Turner, Miss Bertha Menear, Edgar
FreelaDd, and Ruth Keefover. Min
ute speeches by Clsud Keefover,
G. II. Freeland, Homer Rechtine,
+ las HIwkins, MISS Carrie Fort
ney, Shack Deevers, John Sbaffer,
Mrs. Ella Shaffer, Miss Josie Keef
over, Josiah Fortney, and Rev.
Harry Hawkins. The subject de.
batcd was: Resolved, That Wash
ington deserves more honor than
Columbus. The debaters on the
affirmative were Shack Deevers,
Harry Hawkins, and Elias Hawkins /;
negative, G. II. Freeland, Homer
RechtiLe, and Miss Carrie FortEey.
The decision was two to one in
favor Of the affirmative.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-03-12


uoyG shafFer, of Carmel, was in town
yesterday.
]. 5. Lakin, OF Terra Alta, was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. David Menear is i'll with a severe
attack Of rheumatism.
j. Ross Manown is in Martinsburg
this week visiting his father.
o. Y. Shaw, OF Valley Point. was a
county seat visitor Saturday.
Mrs. George A. Walls is visiting rcla-
tives in Morgantown this week.
Max Fortney, of Wheeling, is here the
guest OF his uncle, Neil Fortney.
Ed Williams, accompanied by his son
James, Is in Baltimore this week.
Nelson J. Baker, the Evansville mcr-
chant, was in town Tuesday on business.
Mrs. NJ. J. Broderick, of Rowlesburg.
was calling on friends in town Monday
Mrs. Roy ShaiIer and Miss Mamie
Fawcett are visiting their father at Ellen
boro.
Earl Hawkins, who was patient at
the Stricken hospital the past two weeks.
Is eonvalescent and has gone home.
Mack Evick and w. G.. Brown were
out trout fishing yesterday. We haven't
learned the result, but presume they had
the usual iisherman's luck.
y. Bliss McCrum is home again after
toiling diligently during the extra session
in Charleston few weeks rest i'm our
village will soon restore him to his
natural self
Mcclellan Hartman, of Valley Point.
stopped off in town Tuesday on his re-
turn from Morgantown, where he was
looking over the university city with a
view of locating.
Next week TnE ARGUS will inangnrate
new department which will prove in
teresting to our farmer patrons and can
be read with profit by Others. We ex-
pect to make this permanent feature.
Mrs. John Constable, of Cumberland,
died ut the hospital there Monday morn
ing from the effects Of an operation,
aged 30 years. a husband and five
children survive. She was an adopted
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Allen,
OF town. Mr. Allen attended the funeral
yesterday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-03-12

JAcKsoNyiIIr, FIA., March 2.

JAcNsoNNiiLr, FLA., March Z.
Editor.Argusi
When I left the north for this sunny
southland IL was frcezing cold, snow. and
ice. What a change 20 step i'm where
wraps were not necessary. Ithas been a
beautiful winter and with reluctance am
now preparing 10 return north.
L sent everybody that I promised the
sea shells and cotton seed. Tho shells |
had arc all gone, but, the editor willing.
Twill say through TuE ARGUS that il any
one else wishes cotton seed will mail Il
TO them with pleasure Cotton makes
very pretty house plant, which few peo-
pie know. They produce large, white,
SNOWY flowers, followed 10y equally pretty
cotton hollis. Send plain address and
stamp for postage, and will mail YOU
the cotton seed.
Orange trees commence blooming tho
last of March, about which timo expect
to bo back north. We editor. IL 10y chance
am here when tho orange flowers come,
would you like cluster of thom2 More
anon. NIRs. ALICE WARNER.
40 Florida avenue.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-03-12
Wake The Town Attractive

Nature has been lavish with her gifts
10 Kingwood and it IL through no fault
Of hers that the town is not more attrac-
tive. She furnishes the raw material
Jet our citizens make the improvements.
In various parts Of the corporate limits
are small bodies Of water-ponds would
perhaps be q moro appropriate word.
Wouldn't IL be- 4 good idea 10 stock these
ponds with goldfish aud plant q few water
lilies. A. it would be- rather an cxpcn-
sive job 20 treat al in this manner. we
would suggest that the pond ON Price
street fronting the courthouse lawn Doe
selected a. q starter, and IL the scheme
meets with popular approval, then take
mp the Others, according b. their size and
location
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-03-12
BootIegger Arrested

Prosecuting Attorney s. g. Hughes
dropped out 10 Rccdayillc last week and
picked up young Clay Cmlders, who
seems 10 have been Bookkeeping ia a
promiscuous manner. Childcrs confessed
and is now waiting the action Of thc
grand jury. The good citizcnso Of Preston
county arr proud Of the fact that we now
have a prosecuting attorney who docs
not hesitate To- eo after the violators of
the law. Ills prompt action iu securing
the arrest Of Bert Ilardway the would -bc
rapist IS worthy oi the commentator Of
our best citizcue