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A great many people who have
trihed with indigestion, have been
sorry for it-when nervous or
chronic dyspepsia resulted, and
they have not been able to cure IL.
Use Kodol and prevent having
Dyspepsia.
Everyone is subject 20 indIges.
tion. Stomach arrangement follows
stomach abuse, Just as naturally
and just an surely as a sound and
healthy stomach results upon tho
taking OF Kodol.
When you experience sourness
OF stomach, belching Of gas and
nauseating fluid, bloated sensation,
gnawing pain in tho pit OF tho
stomach, heart burn (so-called),
diarrhoen, headaches. dullnoss or
chronic tired feeling--you noed Ko.
dol. And then tho quicker you tako
Kodol-the better. Eat what you
want, lot Kodol digest II.
Ordinary pepsin dyspepsia tab.
let's" physics, ETC., arc not likely
60 be OF much benefit TO you, I'm
digestive ailments. Pepsin is only
ron
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have
been Issued by County Clerk r. G. Everly,
the parties being from Preston county
unless otherwise stated
Eliza Hershman, 80; Mary Anna Huff
man, %; both OF Sinclair.
John Test, ~; Margaret Seimandie, Is /;
both OF Bretz; both born in italy.
Charles g. Bussard, 81; Litha Riley.
81 both Of Tunnelton.
William III. Lee, "a Matte b Stevens
10; both Of Rowlesburg.
Antonio Buccuni. as, Dellslow; IouiIda
Silvestra, "a both horn in Italy.
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Mrs. Adam White Decd.

Sarah Ellen, wife of Adam White, died
ut her home near Pleasant Dale, Monday
morning, OF stomach trouble, aged about
6S years. The funeral took place yester-
day, interment being In the old White
burying ground. Mrs. White was the
daughter OF William and Mary Conley.
She was born July IA, 1856; married
March 4, 1875. She was consistent mem.
Der OF the NJ. +. church. The husband
and six children-fve sons and daueh-
ter-mourn their loss. These brothers
and sisters survive: Attorney General w.
q. and John A. CoDley and Mrs. John
Greaser, OF Kingwood; T.. Is. Conley, of
G.i,a,desville, and Miss Matte, OF Reeds.
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GO TO MURDOCH.
Busy ~ Mannheim.

The Alpha Portland Cement Company
is busy remodeling their plant at Man
helm. All the old machinery is being re-
moved and new and up-to date appliances
installed. force of over 100 laborers
are at work and there is demand for
more. A few good carpenters could find
employment, as thesupply of skilled labor
is not abundant owing 10 the opening of
the building season. Rowlesburg has al
ready felt the effects Of the work al Man
helm, and when the plant resumes the
manufacture OF cement smile will adorn
the faces OF the business men Of the River
CITY and radiate 70 more remote parts of
Preston county.
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Earl Lann was Grafton visitor sun

Earl Lanz was Grafton visitor sun
day.
:. Frank Kelley, of Zar, gave Tur
ARGUS pleasant call Tuesday.
Marshall Ringer, Of Brandcnville, was
business visitor in town yesterday.
John .. whetsell, of whetsen. late
candidate for house Of delegates. was
trading in town saturday.
L. ID. shafier, of Reedsville, who re-
Gently purchased the hardware business
OF o. A. Dill in that city, was in town ON
business Tuesday.
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Rare Coins Found.

Some time ago while going over the
premises OF the late Katherine Kemble
an old fashioned purse was found which
contained many rare coins. Upwards Of
100 silver Scent pieces were among the
lot, all in good state Of preservation,
the majority bearing the date of 1852.
Quite number Of Spanish coins were in
the purse, one piece bearing the date OF
lTI3. AT one time the Kemble property
was tavern, and the retail price OF 4
drink OF whisky was cents, which NAV
account for the preponderance of that
coin among the collection.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-03-18
A Hsnasome RulldJna.

Circuit court is in session this week and
kingwood is tbronged with Prestonians
having business at our temple Of justice.
Many are here for the first time and they
are loud in their expressions Of admira-
ton OF our beautiful courthouse. It's noble
proportions and artistic appearance Ger.
tainly deserves commentator and we AZ
Prestonians are proud of II. There h
probably not another like IL i'm the state
Strangers wonder how = county like Pres.
ton can afford such a magnificent eeiifioe
and laud the enterprise OF her citizens.
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eeiai COrrsspo1denee Of The Arms

Special Correspondenes Of Thp Argus
Sugar trees are running full blast.
w. A. Ringer has his limekiln foggine
Dolly sisler was seeu on our streets sun
day.
+; b. Kelley has been blowing the past
week. F''
A. g. Ringer put mp his Hmekiln Wed
nesday Of hast week
Little Jack has been blowing for J. T.
jenkins the past week.
q. s. Bishop hes rented Stony Ranch
for the coming summer.
g. o. Fortney purchased a new wagon
OF -. Is. Bishop recently.
q. o. F0rtneY & Bros. have been baul-
ing lumber the past week.
Mshsle Kelley and Rachel Fortney Wis
tied VIII Benson the past week.
D. 3 Bishop and Charley Miller are
erecting new bridge near sugar Valley
Noah Ringer II contemplating putting
q phone IN ids house IN the near fntnrr'
ca - TO IRA.
Bssnths 7lAs kl't You Haze limp Dssst
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on Wen Has FISHING Job.

The test oil well being drilled on Sandy
Creek met with bad luck Friday by hay
ing bit come of the fte,n and il il aow
pretty thoroughly pounded into the hole
The we'll is down 200 icet and fshinn
tools have beeD smt for t. rcscue Tho
missing article, Hope all tie bad inek
happens at the start, and etlsher or bic
gasser Is the FINAL verdict.
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First National Bank Of RowIesburg.
'nEANunY DErAnrMrMr-

OFFICE or COMPTROLLER or THE CUHREHCY,
- WAsmNGTON. ID. O.. Dec. 9. 1908.
Whercaa by satisfactory evidence presented %
7 he undersigned II has been made 10 appear that
The First National Bank Of Rowlosburg Il" In tho
town u koweEburg. Ia the county Of Preston, and
state 81 west Virginia. has complied with all the
provisions Of the statutes OF the United Statss re-
quircd IN be complied with before an association
ghail be authorized 10 commence tho business Of
banking:
Nov therefore. !. Lawrence o. Murray Comp
trOCr Of the Currency do hereby certify that
The First National Bank Of Rowiosburg" In tho
town Of kOwle9buTE, IN the county Of Preston and
state OF West Virginia. is authorized 10 commence
nc business Of banking as provided In section
hfty-Ono hundred and sixty nine Of the RoyieoI
Statutes Of the United States
10 testimony whereof witness my hand and seal
OF Office this 9th day Of December 1908
lSoaLI LAWRENCE q. MURRAY
lb-6t Comptroller Of the Currency
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-03-18
CIRCUIT COURT.
Session Promises to Be interesting
and lenothy.

Circuit court convened Tuesday morn
ing with Judge Holt presiding. Two muir
der cases, an attempted murder, and other
minor matters will while away the time
Tor some days. The grand jury is expect
ed to make its report about noon today.
.Chancery business occupies the attention
OF the court in the meantime.
The following citizens comprise the Jury
y ,, Dunn $. n. Ringer
w. NJ. Gibson s. w Warner
George Strawser J. NJ. Bolyard
Jacob Born ]. i Kellcv
nhred Carroll ID. A. Ryan
~ y. Gibson l. w. Criss
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-03-18
PAID THE PRINTER.
Patrons Of The Argus Who Have Our
Sincere Thanks.

The following persons have renewed
their subscriptions since last issue:
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
G. A. Spahr, Jenox.
RENEWALS.
l. n. Graham, Valley Point.
II: &. Spurgeon, Morgantown.
w. o. Walls. Rockville.
Nathan Wilson, Caddell.
Mrs. Isabella Templeton, Cumberland.
X. 9. Bishop, Albright.
l., b. Walls, Pisgah.
Mrs; Anna Richards, Bruceton Mills.
M. 9. Feather, Parsons.
J. w. Loughrie. Rowlesburg.
Cas- Stemple, Aurora.
A. j. Murray, Sinclair.
Mrs. Maggie McGinnis, Newburg.
Ezra Kelley. Zor.
s. Frank Kelley, Zar.
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| Weak Lungs
Ifor airs.


trial and 1 am pleased Co state that it
restored me 10 perfect health. There
IL not the slightest trace OF catarrh I'm
my systom and my lungs are perfectly
sound
81 unhositatingly give this testimo-
NAL"
Mrs. William Holman, 500 N. Paul.
Ina ST., Chicago, H., writes,
81 suffered with catarrh OF tho bron-
chial tubes and had terrible cough evor
since a child. Aftor whilo it rot so
bad had 10 cough both wintor and
summer. Finally, burst blood vessel
In my throat from the strain OF cough
ing, next blood vessel I'm my stomach.
80 kept getting worse and doctoring
and even then could get no relief. /
thought, and everybody else, that / had
consumption.
"Rohding tho papers about Pcruna
decided to try IL, without tho Toast Bit OF
hope that ~ would do mo any good. But
after taking three bottles L noticed n
change. My appetite got bottcr, 80 1
Kept on, mover got discouraged.
FINALLY 1 seemed not TO couph 90
much, and tho pains I'm my cheat got
better. am well now. 1 cannot teu
you how grateful am, and cannot
thank Peruna enough. It has cured
whore doctors have failed. People who
think they have consumption better
give IL a trial.n
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-03-18
Consumption
Was Feared.

began TO take Peruna, and now / am
perfectly free from cough. / am glad
70 say that Peruna cured mo entirely.
81 take Poruna occasionally, when I
do not feel we'll, and also give it 20 nv
children.
"Poruna Is the best medicine for coughs
ana colds have told many people how
much Poruna has helped me.n
Mrs. Hottie Groon, II. II. No. g. Iuka.
III, writes as follows OF tho efficacy OF
Peruna,
last November had catarrh and
felt so miserable thought that would
20 into consumption.
81 tried 80 many doc tors and medicines
but nothing did mo any good, only
Peruna.
after began tho use OF Peruna be.
gan to improve in every way. My head
did not hurt so much, my stomach Is all
right, my bowels arc regular, my appe-
tito good, my complexion clear, my
eyes are bright and am gaining In flesh
and strength.
81 think Peruna has no equal as n ca
tarrh remedy"
Peruna tends TO lessen the cough. de-
creasos the expectoration, strengthens
the patient, increases tho appetite and
In many cases procures sound, refresh
ing sleep.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-03-18
MISS JOSIE scuAErzEr.

Miss josie Schaotzol, G oneral Deliv
cry, Appleton, Wisconsin, writes.
u contracted q sovoro cold which
settled ON my lungs I'm very short order.
and it was not long until Il developed
into n serious case OF catarrh. Every
morning would raise for OF ohIcrn,.
which was worry disagrccabic. MY di.
gestion was poor and my lungs sore.
AFTER fow doses Of Peruna began
TO mond, and felt
that II I kept on .I
taking &c it would REPRESENTATIVE"
not DO long until I Prevented.
would DO we'll. / s-
was right, for I'm four weeks was well
again.
~ think Peruna is n grand medicine,
and wish TO add my testimony 20 the
many others you have"
Tho light against consumption Is be-
coming national problem.
Everywhere wo hear of sanitariums
established at tho expense Of the state
for tho treatment OF the vast army of
consumptivos.
The open afr treatment, fresh air and
sunlight, arc recognized by tho medical
profession generally as being the great
est necessities In tho treatment of con-
sumption In all Its stages.
DR.. Hartman has for many years nd.
vocated the fresh air treatment for con-
sumption. At tho Same time he has
recognized Poruna ns useful pallia-
Two for the many distressing symptoms
which accompany tho white plague.
The promptness with which Pcruns
relieves n fresh cold, and even removes
chronic colds, is well-known. This
ranks Peruna as a reliable prophy lactio
against consumption.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-03-18
Iron another corre,pond.n,.l

From another correspondent.1
Miss Nettie Born Is visiting Mrs. Thomas
Conley.
Jacob Born il hauling lime from Guse-
mans crossing.
Henry Riggleman il visiting relatives
Mt Mount Vernon.
- Russell Costello is working for Casper
Born, OF near this place.
Russell Mckinney, of Mount Vernon.
Is working for Jacob Born.
Prentis Mckinney visited relatives near
this place Saturday and Sunday.
Ethel Riggleman attended meeting at
Mount Vernon Wednesday night.
Miss Nellie Born, who has been stayine
at Masontown, has returned home.
Miss Josie Riggleman is staying with
her sister, Mrs. Lena KEGS, OF Kingwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Riggleman and
son Dale visited at Lon Riggeman's last
Sunday.
The protracted meeting closed at Mount
Vernon Sunday morning with several con-
versions
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Riggleman and son
Martin were visiting Rev. III. A. ST. Clair.
of Gladesville, Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed Born and Mrs. Anna McKin-
ney were calling on Mrs Dora Barker, of
Masontown, Saturday and Sunday.
Henry Q. Flythe, Of Kingwood, and
Mrs. Mollie Knight, Of Grafton. were
called TO the bedside Of their mother, Mrs.
Martha Flythe, who is seriously i'll.
AT a business meeting Of the Evening
Star Grange Of Gladesvile, No. 2O8, l..
Riggleman was appointed as their agent
to buy carload OF fertilizer. Any one
wanting good brand OF fertilizer would
do well 10 give him an order. REDDIg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-03-18
Better Not Get
Dyspepsia

IF you help it. Kodol prevents Dyspepsia, by
effectualy helping Nature to Relieve Indigestion.
But don't trifle with Indigestion
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n partial digester--and physics are
not digeBterB at oil.
Kodol 10 a perfect digester. II
you could see Kodol digosting every
particle OF food, OF all kinds, In the
glass test.tubes In our laboratories,
you would know this Just as well
as w0 do.
Nature and Kodoi will always
euro a sick Btomach-but in order
to DO cured, tho stomach must rost
That is what Kodol does-rests the
stomach, while tho stomach COTS
well. Just as simple az A, d. D.
Our Guarantee
Go 70 your druggist today ana got dol.
lRr bottle. Then after you have used the
entire contents of tho bottle II you can
honestly say, that 10 has not done ron any
good, return tho bottle TO tho druggist and
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ton or delay. We will then pay the drug
Flat for the bottle. Don't hesitate, all
druggists know that our guarantees is rood
This offer applies 10 tho large bottle only
aud 10 but ono In n family. The large bot
cent bottle.
Kodol rs prepared Mt the iabora-
tories OF ID. C.DoWitt 6 Co.. Chicago.
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PialnView.

correspondence OF The ARGUS.
Three morc week. II school.
Little Evalona Coalcy is better.
Mrs. Abe Kelly Is on the sick list.
Abe Kelly lost fine heifer last week.
Mrs. Mary Rogers is improving slowly.
Miss Ethel Stevin is staying at Ebert
Boyce's.
Clarence Holmes is working at Nor.
gantown.
l.. Riggleman was at Kingwood on
business last week.
Mrs. Sadie Roby, OF near Gladesville,
Is improving slowly.
Miss Ethel Riggleman visited her aunt.
Ann Mckinney, last week.
Miss Grace Watson is visiting Miss Anna
Guseman, of near Gladesvile.
Jason Rogers visited his brother. Wash
Rogers, of Browns Chapel, last Sunday.
Mrs. Mollie Knight and brother. Henry
fiythe, were called to the bedside OF their
mother last week.
Homer Riggleman and Ella Dixon at
tended the meeting at Mount Vernon
"Wednesday night.
Miss Lizzie Kelly entertained number
oil her friends Thursday evening. All
present report fine time.
Miss Gail Watson closed her school nj
valley Falls, Taylor county, Friday last
ana IL now at her home near Gordon.
DIR. Morgan, who has been visiting his
brother, James Morgan, Of Browns Mills,
returned to Fairmont last week. JACK.
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people thought i
had consumption.
"a woman recom-
monded Pcruna 10
mo two Nonra 400.
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k|NGNOOD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Only Two Months Remain Of the
Present Term.
SPLENDID PROGRAx FOR LAST DAY
Something Different from Previous
e's resrs-Rou OF Honor for
Sixth Month.
SPLENDID PROGRAx FOR LAST DAl

The children, even one or two of the
teachers, and the janitor am beginning tn
count the days tin May :, when the King
wood schools will Close for the summer
vacation. Plans are we'll under way for
splendid program Tor the last day, which
will he quite different from any Attempted
in former years. We arc going Ia have
what is called a School exhibit ." nwhich
every pupil is TO have part by exhibit
ing some of the work done during the
year. This will include drawing. writing.
spelling, number work compositions. etc.
in many cases showing the progress made
by the pupil in particular study for a
whole term. For number of weeks the
teachers have been saving specimen pages
of the best work done hy pupils i'm difiSr-
ont branches ON certain days, so that the
progress of each one may be followed
through the year.
We feel sure that this program will meet
with the hearty approval OF the patrons
and friends of the schools, as il will do
away with all the usual worry and OK
penSe oil hunting costumes and drilling
Tor the different parts. IL will also give
you much better chance to SEE the prog
ress OF your children as compared with
others. Special invitations will ho
sent ont littlc later 10 all. but We also
take this opportunity OF urging YOU to be
present ON that day and 10 pass Judgment
on the work OF the schools.
Below is found the honor roll for the
sixth month ending March II:
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20 mond, and felt
that IL / kept on
taking &c it would
not DO long until I
would DO we'll. I
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Our Guarantee

FoR sALE BY sTRICKLERs DRUG sToRE
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. VIZ u w 7. Nv
ON by many neglect
ed colds, but ON tho
recommendation OF
a friend L gayo
prrnnn mn hnnnuA
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West Virginia Argus.
k,howooD. MARcH 70. 1908.


Time to clean up.
New moon Sunday.
Spring begins March 81.
Circuit court is in session.
Bring out your garden tools,
Three more weeks until Easter.
ARGrs advertising brings business.
Farmers are busy with spring work.
The almanac says winter ends Saturday.
The green Vas much in evidence yester-
lay.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-27
.CONVICTS SHOT
WHILE FIGHTING
GUARD FIRES ON NEEDLESS
PRISONERS
Two Inmates of Washington Peniten,
tiary, Disregarding Orders, Are
Injured by Rifle Ball,
One Fatally
By Associated Press.)

WALLA WALLA, Wash, July 20
Because they refused to heed the COM
mand of Fred Staff, a guard at the
Washington state penitentiary, to cease
fighting, Convict John Allen is dead
with a bullet through his right breast,
and Joseph Read, alias Alexander Bene,
another convict, lies in the prison hos
pital, shot through the right arm.
The fight and subsequent shooting
occurred shortly after l o'clock this
afternoon, just as the prisoners in the
penitentiary jute mill were going to
work.
The convicts, it is believed by prison
officials, had quarreled several days
ago over matters connected with their
work in the jute mill, and when they
met this afternoon Immediately started
fighting, attempting to stab each other
with scissors which they used in their
work.
They were warned to desist, and, dis
regarding the order, Guard Staff fired
at the combatants with intention, as
he afterward said, of merely wounding
Allen, who seemed to be the aggressor.
The bullet struck Read in the right
arm, INJECTING a severe though not dan
gerous wound, and entered Aliens
right breast, causing almost instant
death.
Allen was serving a 14-year sentence
for burglary committed in Spokane
county two years ago. Read came 10
the penitentiary two years ago from
Yakima county to serve a 14-year term
for assault to commit robbery.
An investigation of the shooting by
the coroner and prosecuting attorney
this afternoon resulted in the exonera-
ton of Guard Staff.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-27
OFFICIAL EXPLANATION OF
WHY MARTIAL LAW ORDERED

MADRID, July 26-The following is
the official explanation Of why mar
tial law was proclaimed today at
Barcelona:
The worllmen and democratic organ
izations in Catalonia were forbidden TO
hold meetings protesting against the
war in Morocco, and this morning at
Sabedele. a town ten miles north
west of Barcelona, a general strike
was declared.
The workmen made manifestations in
the streets, cut the telegraph wires and
surrounded the station, preventing a
train from leaving for Barcelona. The
mounted civil guard, after firing their
revolvers into the air, succeeded in
clearing the station and the train left
but it was obliged to return, as the
track was torn up outside the city.
simultaneously a general strike be-
gan at Barcelona In view of the
serious character Of the movement a
state of siege was declared and the
movement will be theoretically sup
pressed.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-27
LIGHTED CIGAR HELD
FAST IN MOUTH OF
COLLISIONS VICTIM
END CLOVIS WHILE RESCUE
PARTY WORKS
Man Carrying Wounded from Wrecked
Car Sees Burning Weed and
Believes Fred KettIer
Is Unlnjured

PASADENA, July 26.-Just how Fred
Kettler, the Los Angeles artist killed
in the disastrous rear-end collision
Sunday night on the Pasadena short
line, met death will never be known.
An iron rod, driven with catapultic
force through his body, inflicted the
fatal injury, but further details are
unobtainable.
John Hill of S31 Boylston street
tells a grewsome story concerning
Kettlers death. Hill was also in the
accident, and though himself hurt
severely and later removed to the
Pasadena hospital, after recovering
from the shock of the collision assisted
in carrying the injured from the
wrecked car.
II first observed Kettler while 1 was
assisting a woman from the car Hill
said today at the hospital. He was
wedged in the middle of the aisle in an
upright position. 1 thought he was
merely dazed, as cigar was tightly
clenched between his teeth.
Something about the immovable
position of the man attracted my at
tention for a minute. In the dim, far
ing lights of torches l could see him
but indistinctly. I particularly noticed
the cigar held IN MS mourn Inc emu VI
it was still glowing, and seeing the
reddish glare and thinking 1 saw thin
trail of smoke issuing from the man
nostrils, no idea that the man was
dead entered my mind.
after assisting the woman from the
wrecked car. returned and worked my
way through the debris to where Ket-
tier was standing. The cigar was still
glowing family, but the man had not
moved since first 1 noticed him. 1t
was not until I spoke to him, however,
and received no response, that 1 real
lied he was dead An iron rod had
been driven through his body, evil
IDENTIFY killing him instantly"