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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-09-30
Mctheny's buhr-sround Buckwhest
Flour for sale at the Cash Store.
VIII Raoomn Nnrso

Miss Vivian Treutlc, Of Rowlesburg.
who has been the guest Of her aunt. Mrs.
Harry Fleming, returned Tuesday morn
ing 70 her home. Miss Trcute, who has
been teaching IN the public schools Of
kowlesburg, has resigned her position
and VIII - % Baltimore 10 enter The Oc-
tobcr training class for nurses ut the Johns
Hopkins hospital Miss Trcutlc Is q bright
and ambitious young lady. and She bas
many friends who wish her success in her
new undertaking. -FaimOnt Times.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-09-30
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued by County Clerk T. G. Everly,
the parties being from Preston county
unless otherwise stated:
George II. Nanverth, "a; Nellie Gustava
Smith, 10; both Of Portland district.
Willie Frank Farley, p, Of Summers
county; Marian Ethel Pyles, q, Of Tun-
Melton
Charlie. II Funk, % Leecy Goodwin, j g:
both Of Reno district.
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Former 3. q o. arakemnn kliloa

stephen ). Pendergast, Of Cumberland,
former y. & o. passenger brakeman
running on tlie third division, was killed
and his body terribly manglcd by y. 4 o.
fast freight o. on the Cheat grade above
RowlesbuTg Thursday afternoon. II is
supposed that he was jolted of the train
while riding between the cars by a sud-
den application Of the brakes. lie was
about 30 years old and unmarried
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-09-30

T. Stops only on signal or notice to Con.
duCtoT.
Connections at Morgantown-No. Is with
B. * D No. from FaiTmont at S:S3 a. M.
No, " with b. & O. No. so from Pittsburg az
- ;oi p. m. No. - with Is. & o. No. 81 from
faifmont az 40 p ma. No. 10 with h. & o.
No. 50 Tor Fairmont AT "a Oh p. M. and with
Most Tor Pitisburg at 40 y. IN. ; No. I8 with
H. q q. No. for Fairmont at :33 pm lex
cept Sundays) aud with No, 4 at e;4o y. IN
mo. od at 81 p. IN. on sundays.
Connections at NJ. & X. Junction NO IS
with Is. q. No. q for east at OH q. m. and
with No. ~ Tor west at 1924 a, M. No. ~
with BIZ O.No.tl for east at 3 IA p m. No.
- Tor east az $40 y. m Except sundays,
aud No. S. from west at am p. M. No 10
with -, .. No. , Tor east at z;33 y. m.and
No. s Tor west at 8 "a p. m. (No7I sundays;
No. 70 with -. & o. No. from east at 73s7
am. and No o from west at o;iI q. m. No
i5 with Is. & .. No. ~ from west az 3:74p
m. and No.72 from west at $40 p.m Except
sundays; No. 20 with B & o. No, "a from
west at 1888 p. M.
X. BRETT. General Manager
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-09-30
II AND ABOUT KIneWoop.

Exit September.
Leaves are falling.
Clean up tomorrow.
Shake that straw hat.
Year threc-fourths gone.
Enter our voting contest
Hurry the new courthouse.
County court meets Monday.
Yesterday was Michaelmas Day.
Argus advertising brings business.
Nights now beat the days in length.
The Morgantown fair is drawing well.
Nj. +. conference is on at Warrington.
John w. Freeland, of Albright, was in
town yesterday
Hunters licenses issued up 10 noon yes
terday numbered $40
Miss Fannie Parsons is spending few
days with her parents in Morgantown.
Mrs. Mae V. Brennan returned Tues.
day evening from weeks visit in Wheel.
ing.
Mrs. John b. Crane and granddaughter
Miss Hough, of Fairmont, are visiting al
the Inn.
Rev. G. w. Bent and George \. Walls
are i'm Warrington attending the NJ. f.
conference.
Miss Nina Lenhart spent several days
in Piedmont last week the guest of Mrs.
l.. l.. Heskitt
Mrs. Stanhope Scott, jr., and two chill
dren, of Terra Alta, are the guests of !.
y. Martin and family.
Samuel j. Blaney left for Morgantown
Monday, where lac will be the guest OF
relatives a short time.
Mrs. George Thomas and I2.day-old
baby left the Stricken hospital Saturday
for her home in Masontown.
Miss Rosa Lieb was operated on for ap-
pendicitis at the Strickler hospital sun
day. She is recovering nicely.
Philip Henry Miller, of Howesville, and
q. Maud Fazenbaker, of Westernport.
were married in Cumberland last week
John +. Rehe and Ray III. Fretwell, who
are connected with the cement plant nj
Mannheim, were Kingwood visitors this
week.
Miss Mary Breakiron, who was the
guest of the family of Isaac u. Martin
last week, has returned to her home in
Morgantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Davis are visiting
the formers parents i'm Etam. There will
be n reunion Of the Davis family at that
place Sunday.
Thomas Cool came down from Fellows
vile Friday 20 see his new grandson at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Conley.
He left for his home Saturday.
Mrs. A. +. Fortney returned Sunday
evening from a months visit in Pittsburg.
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and other cities
selecting stock for her millinery store.
+. M. Murdoch and j. NJ. Crane went
TO Morgantown last Thursday evening 10
attend the installation of officers of Nor
gantown Commandery, No IS, Knights
Templar.
Another dago bootlegger was sentenced
in federal court at Wheeling to the Pres
ton county Jail, and now The ARGUS force
will be RECALLED with Italian opera for the
next thirty days.
Mrs. j. Ben Brady returned Friday
from a pleasant vacation at Atlantic City.
Philadelphia, Washington, and Berkeley
q
Springs. Mr.. Brady accompanied her,
bnt will remain at the latter place some
time visiting home folks.
Clyde Watson, Of Kingwood, is here for
short visit and will probably remain
until after the fair. lie will leave Octo-
Der for Johns Hopkins University, Bal
timore, where he will complete course
IN medicine Morgantown Dominion.
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GO TO MURDOCH.
PAID THE PRINTER.

Patrons OF The Argus Who Have Our
Sincere Thanks.
The following persons have renewed
their subscriptions since last issue
RENEWALS.
II. A. Bailey, Independence.
J. w. Hartman, Parsons.
l.. @. Ziegler, Kingwood
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
Chris Feather, Kingwood.
Mrs. Tillie Graham, Terra Alta.
D.. X. Mason, Albright.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-09-30

be among the autumn models IS short
and has the air Of the cuirass. with n
plated skirt attached
Three piece costumes promise 20 be
worn throughout the autumn, and the
model in the cut is made with one Of
the best liked princess gowns and
coats. The coat Is single breasted and
IS trimmed with patch pockets The
gown Is an exceedingly smart one
with plated side portions and cpau.
letto-like pieces. In the illustration
the model Is turned out fra French
serge I'm n grayish blue shade
JUDO CHOLLET.
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WHIST VIRGINIA NOR THERN r. r.
Wv In effect October "a 1907.

No. connects with -. & o. No. 3 west
bound and No. eastbound.
No. 3 connects with Is. & o. Nos. IA and
castboInd and No. IS westbOund.
HENRY HANST, General Manager.
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Child ron cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
Q q 9 TO r Ia

NOTICE TO THE PUBLTC-On and after this
- date viii not b. responsible for any debts
contracted BY ny son. Herbert Barnes You will
please take due notice thereof and govern roaracf
accordingly. WI nARNFs
Aib1isht. W. Va. sept %. fo55 Sc
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Watch baby's bowels till the frosts
come. DIR. Fahrney's Tccthing Syrup
Keeps them in good shane. Stumble free.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-09-30

These May Manton patterns are cut In
sizes from - % a. inches bust measure
for the coat no. o5s9 and in sizes for tho
gown from 80 20 90 inches bust measure
No 63ie. Send i0 cents each for there
patterns 90 this Office and they will BE-
promptly forwarded TO you By mail If
IN haste send an additional two cent
stamp for letter postage. which inflre5
more prompt delivery.
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WANTED Success MHvtzino wants an oner-
gotic and responsible man or woman in King
wood to collect for renewals ard solicit new sub
scripur nj during full or eparc time. Experience
unnecessary. Any one can start among friends
rurcnt business without capital. Complete outfit
ard Instructions free Address Won Success Mag
azine Bldg. Room 500. New York City, NJ ".
ROYsi CiRI.St Columbia Bicycle Frcoi Greatest
- offer out. Get your friends % subscribe 90 our
magazine and We viii make you present Of n SO
Columbia ueycie- The best made Ask Tor pariic-
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Leaves are falling. Babies don't fall
away while taking DR.. Fahrncy's Teeth
ing Syrup. 10 makes sap--blo0d.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-09-30

Notice 81 hereby given that the undersigned will
BE- az the following places, on tho dates named.
fOf the purpose Of receiving taxes:
Herring. October ii.
Rccd8yille. October ~.
hnsont0wn. October NJ.
Giadcsyilic. October i4
Independence. October ~.
koWburg. October 10.
RENO DISTRICT.
Fcllowgyille. October 10.
Etam. October ~
RowlogburR. October ~.
Tunnclton, October ~
PLEABAET DISTRICT.
Cuzzart. November 2.
Valley Point. Eovcmbor3
CrancFyillc November g.
Terra Alta November 3 and 9.
Albright. November iO.
Eqlon. November.
Aurora November p.
HowesviHc. October 5.
kiugwCod, every day.
GRANT DISTRICT.
Pisgnh. October M.
Bruccton. October 10
Braudouvilic. October 21.
clifton Mills. October "a
Glade Farms. October p.
Hazelf0u. November T.
AZ which times and places M discount ~ two and
ouc-half per cent will be- allowed 10 AN pcrous
who iay Che whole amount m their iafrH in each.
fIAAkIlaa HFIMDLEE.
Sheriff Preston County.
Section of Chapter OF Acts Of 1901; Interest
at Che rate n Ten per cent per anuun1 ON Tho
amount ~ each tax biil shall be added thereto
from said first day ~ January until payment.
NOTICE. rebuilt steam engine and boiler is
~ virtually aF good nG new rg We cnn save
you money. Here is "a partial lisi ON hand now.
We have is fractions made hy Russell q C0.Honc
q Two 10 ono ~ ono t3. ono 10 iip single cylinder
rIqr.. in compounds. Eusrcil make ono No. and one
~ llP: ono Gcisor 10 Tsp. ono Frick HIP. one
Caar Scott ~ HIP. Two Lcadorl one ~ and ono n
HP Portahicg mounted ON wheels. ono Russell
~. ono no. and ono IP; ono Leader ~ HI. one
NHrir f HIP on rfid7. ono Houston ~ Gamble
soIf-containcd engine and boiler ll HF. mounted
Du same ekida. absolutely now. never run only 90
frrt be-. win cell Tor less than half ORIGINAL cost
ono f1 iir. stationary boiler only three sawmiil7.
ono GrIHrr and two Russell medium mills. aIl vir-
uHIIy Hf good as new. We have % biz l0t OF in-
..rfrd tooth md solid tooth Hlws 5g-iu. to 5i-in d.
OIL hammered and in very best repair; much
cheaper than now saws. one largc balance wheel
and several large pu'Ioya. several governors. one
wagon truck. UiI carry ~ tons. now cxccui huhe,
They Gre locust Alec. we rcu new machinery.
RuHrciI make. thrc hers. sawmiIla. traction and
portable engines Write uf your commands or
c0sne and zee ua. WM. NJ. KtNCAID.
Cameron. w. Va.
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Millinery Oponlna

Friday and Saturday Of This week. Your
patronage is solicited
IF. FoarxsY.
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TaXnaYars.

Notice 81 hereby given that the undersigned will
b. az the following places, on tho dates named.
for the purpose Of receiving taxes.
VALLEY DISTRICT.
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Charles Town, Sept p.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-05
TAFT AT SUMMER HOME
President Becomes Full Pledged Citi-
zen of Beverly, Mass.

Beverly, Mass, July 5.-President
Taft had his first view yesterday of
the new summer white house" ov-
erlooking Marblehead Neck and Sa-
lem bay, and was welcomed to the
city as a full-fledged resident of
Beverly.
The mayor and postmaster called
to pay their respects and to make the
greeting official. Business buildings
and houses were decorated and flags
were flying everywhere.
Nearly the entire city had intend
ed meeting the president at the sta
tion. but he slipped down by special
train from Boston earlier than ex-
pected. Still 800 or 400 enthusiasts
were on hand to give him cheer.
The president attended church and
during the services the edifice was
surrounded by a throng Through
out the afternoon the road leading
past the secluded park where the
presidents summer home is located
was crowded with sightseers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-05
STRANGERS THRONG
STREETS OF CITY
Hundreds Come From Nearby Cities
to Spend saturday and Sunday
in Rock Island.

Rock Island was the mecca for
hundreds of visitors Saturday and
yesterday. and in addition to the
several excursions that were brought
mere, the regular trains from the
nearby cities brought in big loads,
with the result that during the en-
tire two days the streets were
throngcd with strangers. Hundreds
drove to Milan from the rural dis
triCts in the southern end of the
county Saturday evening and came in
on the cars TO witness the evening S
display of fireworks and the parade
of launches on the river. One car
on the Watch Tower line during the
early evening brought 1913 passen-
gers in, and made practically no
stops after leaving the station at
Sears Extra cars were put in ser
vice and schedules were abandoned
in the effort to transport the people
as quickly as possible to the down
town districts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-05
ALL THREE OF THE
BODIES ARE FOUND
Remains of Victims of Drowning Ac-
cident i'm Moline Pool Are Re-
cOvered-Inquests Held.

All of the bodies of the victims
of the Moline drowning tragedy of
Friday night have been recovered.
The body of Charles Harris was re-
covered about S o'clock Saturday
night, and yesterday morning about
1880 the body of Andrew Mangold
came to the surface and was quickly
seen and taken to shore Coroner
Rose conducted inquests yesterday
at the Moline police station. The
main testimony was that of the two
men who were rescued. No new
light was thrown on the tragedy, and
the verdict of the juries was death
by accidental drowning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-05
GRADUATES WILL
HAVE A CONTEST
Typewriting Test Will he Feature of
Tri-City Commercial College
Commencement Program.

The graduation exercises of the Tri-
City Business college are to be held dt
The Y. NJ c. \. auditorium Thursday
evening. and the following program
has been arranged:
Prayer.
Opening Remarks-Chairman
Glass WClCOme-lIarry Carpenter.
Music
Typewriting Contest for a Diamond
Ring.
Music
Valedictory-Myrtle Gustafson.
\ Glass Dream-Maurice Kane.
Address - Mayor George w Nc
Caskrin
Music
Awarding of diamond ring.
Remarks by the principal, NJ B.
Dewey.
Presentation of diplomas.
Those who will receive diplomas are
the following:
Alma Nelson, F'reda Imhof. Gertrude
Wirgmuth, Maurine Kane, Myrtle Gus
t&lson, Antonio Scherrer. Harry Car
penter, Clarence Nye. Ray Durmaun
Ray Schoales, Charles Gerard, Clifford
Peterson, Frank Bakersfield. Roy
Charles. Ingwcr Nissen, Clara Carpcn-
Ter Lydia IIofer. Hanna Fehlberg,
Pearl Mcdonald, Sadie Grotc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-05
New York and Vermont
Pay Aonors to Cham
plain, Explorer.
TAFTAT NORWICH CONN.
Goes. to Help City Celebrate
the 250th Anniversary of
Settlement.

Port Henry, n. Y, July 5.-The eel
ebration of the 300th anniversary of
the discovery of Lake Champlain by
the famous French explorer. navigator
and colonizer, Samuel de Champlain,
occurred today at Crown Point, where
Champlain with his Canadian Indian
allies of the Huron and Algonquin
tribes first met the Iroquois in battle.
Two states Join.
The celebration was arranged jointly
between the states of New York and
Vermont, and will continue throughout
the week, representatives of France.
England, Canada and of the Indians
joining with those of the states and
federal government in exercises COM
memorative of the history making
struggles throughout the Champlain
valley.
Hughes and Low Speak.
Today the program includes sham
battle Indian pageant, and literary ex-
ercises. The speakers were Governor
Hughes, ex-Mayor Seth Low of New
York, and Judge Albert c. Barnes of
Chicago
Burlington, VT, Celebrates.
Burlington, VT, July 5.-The- tercen-
tenary celebration of the discovery of
Lake Champlain began here today.
The principal feature of today's pro-
gram was monster military and civic
parade. During the afternoon appro-
pirate exercises were held in the city
hall park.
Baldwin Flies In Airship. --
Norwich, Conn, July with .clang.
ing bells and booming guns the cele-
bration of the 250th anniversary of the
settlement of the town was ushered in
today. The program today opened ear
ly with flight of the airship. the Cal
ifornia Arrow by Captain B. S. Bald
win.
At 10 President Taft and party ar
rived on special train from Boston.
The president was greeted by large
reception committee and salute of 81
guns.
Boston, July president Taft left
Boston on special train at 7.45 today
| for Norwich, Conn, to take part in the
| celebration of the 250th anniversary Of
the settlement of that place.
| Takahira at Independence Hall. ,
| Philadelphia, July 5.-Japanese Am.
bassador Takahira took leading part
in the Fourth of July exercises at his
toric independence hall here today, he
being the orator of the day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-05
EIGHT ARE SHOT
IN OREGON BATTLE
EN-COnvict Wounds Six Members OF
Sherifl's Posse and Is Himself
Injured.

lone, Ore. July 5.-Eight men were
shot in battle between sheriff
posse and 7. G. Earheart, said to be
an eX-convict, at this place early Sat
Erday. w. II. Escuc, an aged man of
Portland, was shot by members of a
posse by mistake, and Earhcart was
wounded i'll the back after having shot
Tins. with the exception of E,scue. is
seriously injured. Earheart surrender
ed to the posse after his ammunition
was exhausted, and he was taken to
HeDpner
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-05
WILL DESIGN COTTAGES
Charles l.. Pructt Engages in Special
Lime of Work.

Charles l.. Pruett has opened an
office in room Ala in the Best build
ing, and will engage in business as
a cottage designer. Mr.. Pruett has
been employed in several architects
Offices in the three cities. He states
that while his line of work is some
thing of new field in the three cities
he believes it is one that has big pos
sibilities He will do his work by
the hour, instead of making charge
for plans and designs complete.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-05
A LECTURE ON EXPLOSIVES
j. l.. Taylor Coming to Talk to Local
Railroad Men.

J. l.. Taylor of the bureau of trans
portation of explosives, an organiza-
tion maintained by the railroads of
the country. will deliver an illustrat-
ed lecture at the Y. NJ. c. A. audi
torium in this city at O'Clock on the
evening of July S. Ii will be espec-
tally for the benefit of railroad men
and will deal with the care and hand
ling of explosives.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-05
JOIN IN CELEBRATION OF
HISTORY MAKING EVENTS

rival secret society in which four
were killed in the streets of China
town.
Ten Cinnamon were arrested fol-
lowing the shooting. One died in
prison, the case of another was
dropped and three, convicted with
those sentenced Saturday have been
granted a new trial.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-05

Chicago, July 5.-The agitation for
a sane Fourth bore fruit yesterday in
a greatly decreased number of dead
and wounded victims of the annual
celebration.
Scores of large cities which in pre-
vious years have returned death lists
yesterday escaped without the loss o.
a single life and in some there was
not a serious injury reported.
Chicago was OH" OF the cities which
succeeded in passing the day with
scarcely any of the usual ghaStly re
miaders of the careless way in which
the American people have been in the
custom of rejoicing over their liberty.
The city yesterday did not have d ia
tality and there were only seven hurt
seriously enough to require the serv
ices of physisians.
Large Cities Stop Noise.
Other large cities which succeeded
in curbing the negligent firer of dan
gerous explosives were Washington,
Cleveland, Omaha, Los Angeles and
Toledo.
In the national capital there was
not firecracker fired during the en-
tire day. The orders of the officials
to prevent the use of explosives wer,
Tigidly enforced by the police. and tho
only noise which disturbed the quiet
was the salute of 4G guns which was
fired at Fort Myer.
Cleveland had complete silence and
safety from all accidents by the en-
: forcement of it's law prohibiting the
use of any fireworks within the city
The Ohio city went one better than
any other in the country and forbade
even the sale of dangerous fireworks
within the city limits.
Women Save Los Angeles Boys.
Los Angeles went through the day
without an accident also, because ot
the police regulation, whish resulted
from the efforts of the women's clubs
of the city to prevent renewal of the
harvest of death which marked pre-
vious celebrations. The only events
there were picnics in the parks, super
vised by the police, and all firework!
were set off directly under theil
charge.
Omaha, Neb.; Racine, Wis; Burling
ton. Iowa, and Janesville, Wis, als'
adopted the same manner of remember
ing the day, and parades and flag rails
ings took the place of noise in thos'
towns. There was not serious ace
dent reported from any of them.
New Haven, Conn, Milwaukee, ant
many other cities evaded at least hal
of the peril by forbidding any noise ol
Sunday and delaying their celebration
until today.
Smaller Cities Suffer.
In the smaller cities, where the san
Fourth idea has not yet gained fore
or where the police regulations ar
lax enough to permit abuses, the oil
time racket makers, giant cracker, to
pistol, and cannon, caused the usua
9mount of suffering and death.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-05
Senate READY TO VOTE ON
AMENDMENT RESOLUTION

Washington, July 5.-Prompty upon
convening today the resolution proyid-
ing for constitutional amendment re-
garding the income tax was laid be-
fore the senate with the understanding
it would occupy the attention of the
body until l o'clock, the time set for
taking a vote upon it. Bristow was
the first speaker to address the chair
Oh the resolution. He rose for the pur-
pose of presenting an amendment to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-05
MOVEMENT FOR SANE 4TH
REDUCES Days CASUAL TIES

one of whom, Alfred Lamay, aged IA,
died later
Lamay was hit in the abdomen by
a section of iron pipe which carried
away portions of his intestines. The
police have no clew to the outrage.
The deadly missile was thrown, APP
parently, from the outer edge of the
crowd. 1t exploded with terrific roar
Pieces of iron and glass were hurled in
every direction in the midst of the
crowd.