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The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-11-25
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Ca X. y. S. Grant Post. No. Il, meets at Odd
Fellows hall on the first and third Thursdays
Of the month.
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x. of +. Crusader Lodge No. I. meets at Odd
Fellows ball ON the first and third Thursdays of
the month.
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]. o.. q. 7. Star of tho West meets at Masonic
hall every Thursday evening.
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Ny opinion is that free wool will ruin
the sheep industry. The man who
penned the Independent article is de
cidedly off his base.
j, !, WALK. Billings.
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!. D. o. Custer Lodgee No. IL, meets in
their hall every Monday night.
seminal EncampInent meets firt and thi.d Fri.
day of each month.
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A. o.. u. w. Tongue River Lodge No. 81, n oct
on the I'd and 4th Thursdays of each month.
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-09
WHERE MONEY is MADE.

Agricultural and horticultural
pursuits in the region east OF Rocky
Mountains are attended by the hard
condition Of close competition. ii
is only the exercise of superior
industry and intelligence that more
than base subsistence IS possible
In California the situation is entire
ly different. In TINT State certain
articles are produced which cannot
be grown in any other State of the
Union they are costly articles Of
consumption, which are grown else
whore only in foreign countries and
imported thence into the United
States under heavy expense for
transportation and customs charges.
The California fruit grower TINS
has special advantages enjoyed no
where else in this country, and in
this way the surprising profits which
he secures arc accounted for. All
the staple articles common TO other
States may be grown i'm California.
and az . larger profit than anywhere
else but the largest profits are
made in the articles which are pro.
duccd in Asia Minor and semi
tropIc Europe. sueb rs olives and
olive oil Smyrna dgs, fancy wines
and raisins, rare table grapes, oran-
gcs, lemons, and y long list Of other
products. II is much easier to get
start in California than one might
suppose, the various colony enter.
prizes especially Offering edsy con
ditions. There arc no bitter cold
days when work is impossible, and
some kind Of crop may be made 10
grow no any time Of the year. The
climate Is mild, bracing. and
bealthful. Women especially have
more opportunities for making
money az pleasant occupations than
snywher else in the world.
T.. ". Goodman, General Passon-
ger Agent If the Sonibera Pacific
Company, San francisco, Cal, will
answer fallv. reliably and disinter
esfcdly any letters Of inquiry from
those Who write for information Of
any kind concerning California.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-09

The Limited transportation Facilities o.
Northern China

The Limited transportation Facilities OF
Northern China
II h not TO be expected that men
should fully appreciate comforts 70
which they have always been accus-
toned In America, for example, poo
pie get from one part OF the country to
another with 50 much ease and con-
venience that IL NIL seems matter OF
course. But II one undertakes jour
ney In China nc Is likely to set a new
value upon carriages with springs and
some other everyday mcrcies Of .
kindred sort.
In North China, according 70 on
English missionary, you may perhaps
have your choice of three methods of
travel You may, II you viii. take
your place In springlcss Padn cart. q
kind OF box or cage, with no scat Tho
passenger Is obliged TO squat on tho
floor cross-lcgged. or TO SIT with legs
stretched out ut right angles with his
body, and rs the cart jolts over great
stones or through tho deep ruts In the
road, no Is liable TO be bruised black
and blue.
IL such q cart looks uninviting, you
may conclude 10 try mule-litter. This
consists of an oblong box slung between
two mules, which never keep step, and
not infrequently quarrel, and the sw . :
ing, unsteady motion is as bad as that
of ship In heavy sqnall. Or. oncc
moro, you muy prefer to ride q donkey
with q backbone like rnzor, and prob
nbly with no saddle, and n single rope
for bride.
AS for travel In southern China, some
OF the tribulntions of It may be gath.
cred from what the Same author says
of his own experience as he approached
q great city:
Tho tide was out, and we had 10
avail ourselves of tho buffnlo-carts In
order to reach the ferryboat. Those
carts are most ricleety Ind unstable We
hiclea- You sit leaning forward on the
broad rail TO avoid q jerk backwards. A
Chinese In q cart near tho one rode In,
cntranced by the sight of foreigner,
ineautiously turned to gaze, and In ON
instant he was on his back In the mud,
and was greeted with roar OF laughter
from his unfceling compatriota-"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-09
a SMALL VOCABULARY Will 90.
Four or Five Hundred Words Answer
Ordinary Purposes.

Four or Five Hundred Words Answer
Ordinary Purposes.
1t Is astonishing how few words arc
really needed to transact the business
OF life and how often these arc called
Into rcquisition- Some expert In such
matters computes that with ono thou
sand words Nh ordinary man can trans
act all the business of life, and of these
he commonly uses only four or
five hundred, reserving the remainder
for extraordinary occasions when some
idea out of the usual line of his think
Ing occurs TO him, compelling an un-
common strain Of his verbal resources.
In just such emergencies the blessings OF
slang arc manifest, one slang or cant
word being made to do duty for dozen.
When he wiahes 10 convey the idea
that the weather Is extremely cold he
says il Is awfully cold; a few months
later he discovers that It is nwfully hot;
ut dinner his pie is awfully nice; the
young lady on whom he called last even
ing Is awfnliy pretty; and so on he
goes. making one word answer tho pur-
pose Of whole vocabulary.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-09
HEROIC LIFEeoATmEN.
An Instance OF Fare Courage aud Dctor
IMITATION.

An Instance OF Fare Courage and Dctor-
miaattoo.
The little fshing port of Peel, on the
west coast of the Isle of Man, looks out
on tho Irish sea. A rocky headland,
called Contrary head, juts out south Of
the harbor. while In front Is n rugged
island rock, on which stand tho ruins
of Peel castle 1t is perilous place
for ships, and o splendid place for the
display Of the heroism of the Mnxn-
men
One afternoon In October, 1850, o
Norwegian ship, in fearful tempest,
was drifting upon Contrary head. All
Peel was down at the beach watching
her. The lifeboat was got out, and
harbor-mnster had no difficulty In Sc
lecting q crew.
The Norwegian had lost her masts,
and the spars were floating around, so
that she was dangerous to approach;
but the lifeboat reached her.
''How many of your cried out the
coxswain TO the Norwegian captain.
''Twcnty-two.r
The coxswain counted them as they
hung on tho ships side, and said:
II only see twenty-one; not man
shall leave the ship until You bring the
odd one on deck"
The odd one, disabled man, had
been left below to his fate. He was
brought mp. and all were taken aboard
tie lifeboat and safely landed on tho
beach. The Norwegian government
struck medals for the lifcboatmen, and
sent them to the governor of tho island
f,v dfsfrshutiov,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-09
snow Avaiancfes la tho west.

One of the greatest, and. In some re-
spects. most appalling dangers that
threaten miners and mining camps In
the mountains Of tho west and north.
west at this season and OH into the
spring ls from the tremendous av-
alanchcs Of snow that sweep down the
mountain sides, carrying away and
burying everything In their path. The
edge OF terrific snowslidc near Kaslo,
Wash. recently swept over the en-
trance 70 n mine, carried away all the
buildings, blacksmith shops. sheds,
storehouses and four or i've hundred
tons Of ore, and two miners. who ran
ont from the mine opening to see what
vas the cause Of the great roaring
sounds. The mon are buried under one
hundred and fifty feot Of Snow and
their bodies will not be recovered until
late Ia the spring.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-09

Rjpans Tahulce purify the blood
Ripa1s Tsbules prolOng life.
klpars iaDules FOR bad temper.
Ripans 1abuies afe 81 great value.
kipaas Tahules Danish pain.
kipans Tabuies have come b. stag.
kipans Iabuios arc always ready.
iipaas Tabnlcs ~ druggists.
Ripans Tabulcs cure hives.
BipaDs 1aJuics euro iaundice.
iIp1ns Iabuies care dizziness.
kifans IahuIss for f0rbid liver.
klpans Iab0lcs cure nafuIcnce.
kiyans Tabulcs cure collie.
Kiptqs Tabuics eure scrofula.
Higsns iab0ios eurc dysD nsia
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-09

The late Duke Maziroilisn, father Of
thc empress 81 Austria, was one Of the
most simple and af7abie Of men. Ono
day. as be vas travelling on the train
between bis country residence and
Vienna, he fell into conversation with a
banker from Stuttgart Are you 20
ing - Vieuua7" asked Tho duke Yes.
% roc ny daughter. She hos Just been
r1arricd." ABR soid thc sini.e: "nnino
hae Just married, ciso Was II n good
rnteh7- ''Ezccllcuu Md that Of
yotr 1aurhfcr1~ Not Bad. either .
sly daughter rrrricd The lienkcr
told+chuidt" "aino. The emperor 81
kreggfs-
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

From the Eikins News.
Tho moro closely dude of mod
EN- vintage is examined the more
kindly one feels towards the $780,
600, 000 Of tho worlds inhabitants
who wear no clothes at ALL
The sun never sets on tho terri
tory Of the United States, for when
vt IS p. m. on Altoo Islands.
Alaska. it is 9:36 n. m. OF the fol-
lowing day 1T Eastport, Maine.
A bushel Of corn makes four gal
Ions OF whisky, which retails at SIG
Out OF this the government gets 90,
the railroads 81, the manufacturer
"a, the vender e., the farmer 40
cents and the drinker tho delirium
tremens.
The man that stops his subscrip-
ton to newspaper with the expcc-
taticn that the paper will suspend
publication or be seriously injured,
is abroad IN the land and once in a
while bobs up screnely. How he
ever escaped the fool killer is a
mystery.
There is no little amount of ex-
citcnent at Mingo Flats, this coun-
ty, over the finding of rich vein
of silver. The ore is said to ASSAY
s120 N silver and $50 IN gold to
the ton. a company bus been or
ganized TO develop the mine, and a
ear load of the mineral will be ship
ped at once for the purpose of bav-
ing it thor oughly tested.
Cards for the marriage of Miss
Elizabeth Elkins, daughter of Hon.
5. b. Elkins, to Edward f. Bruner,
Esq, a we'll known broker and club
man of New York city, will be is.
sued tomorrow. The ceremony will
take place on Thursday, 10th inst.
at st. Patrick's Cathedral, New
York city. Cardinal Gibbons, of
Baltimore, will ofliciate. assisted by
Archbishop Corrigau and others of
that city. The invitation list in
cludcs names of most of the society
people of New York and Washing.
ton, and the nuptial mass will be
one OF the most brilliant ever seen
in the cathedral. One feature which
will add interest to the marriage ia
the fact that Miss EIkins will short
ly embrace the Roman Catholic
faith.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-09

Those gossamcr-lilSo japanese nap
kins used in some cheap restaurants
cost rather less than n quarter Of a cent
each and, all things considered. are
cheaper than The more durable coarse
linen which they replace. Their log
ical accompaniment would be tboFo
elenp wooden chop sticks ssrzcd IN ma
tive japanese and Chinese restaurants
and destroyed after once being used.
As evidence Of sincerity. they ore pro
sented - tho customer IN a block. bot
eavu 20 nearly nsunder that be break.
them OF from their fellows ~ one doe,
matches that arc sold 10 like condition
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-09

According 70 Belzoni. tho hottest
tract IA the world Is that between the
first and second cataract Of the Nile.
owing 70 there being no rain what
ever 10 that region. The natives inhab-
ting tie country do not credit the phe-
nomcnou Of water falling from above.
For that rcason all the monuments
Whereabouts are perfectly preserved re
gardless % their n0o. Buckingham
found the chalk marks Of the builder,
Still perfect on the stones OF a structure
left unfinished four thousand years a1o
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-09
A GIRL or. BUSINESS.

Father, l would like to zee YOU
in the library on a matter of bust.
ness"
" Very we'll, viola--come along.
Now, then, what is it. 20
Father, you are aware that
Henry Noodenhammcr has been
paving me his attentions for the
last year,"
"Yes, and I've felt like kicking
him. The idea Of Noodenham.
mer daring to aspire to the hand Of
Grafton !"
lilo has asked mo to be his
wife,"
1.-The scoundrcI! Why, III
maui the tar out of him r.
"And ! bavo almost promised, !"
she placidly continued.
"What What Ny daughter
marry Noodenhammer working
for sl5 week ? Never! Go to
your room while / seek the base
adven"-
Father, / want to talk straight
business with yon." she interrupted.
Gas you are aware, this is the state
of Massachusetts"
eyes"
"Have you seen the vital stats
tics Of the state for the last year ?''
"No, OF course not. The idea of
that jim Noodenhammer skulking
around here after NY
"Wait! According to statistics,
this state has ST. ,240 more females
than males. There are 226, 500
more manageable girls than can
find husbands, to say nothing Of
1872, 421 widows anxious for a No. 2.
The number OF young men in the
state earning over s15 per week
and in the market is only 22.IO7.
There are camped on tho trail Of
these young men exactly 200, 900
yonng women and 100. 900 widows.
Three out OF every five children
born are girls. Death removes two
young men to one married man or
old bachelor"
The old man turned pale and
grasped a chair for support, and
after pause she continued
"From June to October over
90, 900 marriageablc young women
visit our watering places, and it is
estimated that 81, 442 of them catch
husbands, thus further reducing
TIE chances of resident. Father.
take this pencil and figure on your
Viola's chances of catching another
man il she lets james Noodcnham-
mer canter away"
Threat Scott!' he gaspcd, after
figuring for only moment.
"Why, your chances arc only one
in 81. 1873, g47 7,
"Just as figured it ont myself.
What shall | say to him this even.
ing? %
"Say! Say! Why, tell him you'll
have him and be mighty glad OF
the chance, and dom let him draw
a long breath before you add that
the ceremony can take place right
after breakfast tomorrow morning.
and that I'm to give You wedding
present of 5000 in cash ~
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Paimistry assumes 20 toll what the lines 10 vcur
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its inerits 20 well known that It sccuis work
OF representation 70 endorse It. Few arc tho
intelligent families who do not keep C.atoria
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Rew York CITY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-09

'castorir Ia 50 well adapted to Children fhnt
Irscommcnd IL cs superior TO any prcscription
known TO me-" II. A. ARcuuR, n. D..
II SO. Oxford St., Brooklyn, y. y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-23

A cash prize was offered the boys at Good
VIII farm, Maine, for the best essay on
their situations 25 years hence. The prod
uct Of the winner follows, and II has SO
pleased the senior class of Bowdoin that
they have undertaken the authors educa-
tion;
Twenty-Five years ago was requested
to write a composition on what hoped to
be IS years from then. refrain from say
ing what wrote but will tell what / am.
II atp, as write, sitting in window Of
a little hut in Karen village in Burmah.
The little Karen boys and girls crowd
around me to try to see what the white man
is making on the paper.
when look back over the years TINT
me from my boyhood days and the
happy, pleasant home at Good Will farm.
it seems long, long time. AS recall the
pleasure with which used to dip the oars
in the sunny Kennebec, the cool retreats in
the woods and my boy companions, my
heart thrills with joy, and / imagine M self
back in those happy days.
but am happy now, and my work
pleases me. As travel among the noun
tains and jungles to visit the villagers and
tell them the story of the Christ who died
for them, think of how many souls are
yet in darkness and that may help some
Of them to see the light.
II have been In Burmah about 10 years.
and have gone on with my work with but
one interruption-when went home to
America for three months.
when l left Good Will, I went to Co
burn institute, then to Colby college, then
to'the seminary at Newton. A year was
spent In learning the language OF the Ka-
rens. Then came to Burmah.
Il see the native driver has come to take
me to a neighboring town, and SO must
close. "-Philadelphia Press.