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Colonial Beach.

The Colonial Beach trips Of the steamer
herry Randall are getting more and moro
popular each Sunday throng that COM
fCrtably filled the boat without crOwding
made the trip last sunday ard enjoyed
every moment Of it, The steamer leaves
the River View wharf foot OF Seventh
Street. at a. N. and Alexandra at $50.
and four hours are given 10 enjoy the
bathing. etc The steamer reaches home
hv ID. 20 n m
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Odd of aIsiIk ribbons and satin ribbons
inches wide worth 25c to 39c yard; 90 for Zoe yard
Odd lot of Vaenciennes laces 90 for 1c yard.
50 dozen ladies' handkechie embroidered and lace eff
fects; sold up to 25c each for &c each.
Odd lot of jewery many high
39c; to 90 for sc each
Odd lot of garter webbing, &c yard.
One dozen shell harpins Sc.
Odd lot of ladies' supporters
only; for Sc; sold for 25c.
which sell for u 12e pair for &C.
Lot of ladies Swiss ribbed vests taperun
armholes; Ice values; for sic.
Lot ehdren hose; small sizes only; to
go for 4tc
80 Holland window shades colors some slightly
soiled complete with fixtures, for Zoe.
100 appqued table and cenepeces; slightly
sOiled worth up to 35c; for &c.
large screens: 80 inches high and ex
tend to 36 inches wide; instead of for 29c
Lot Of ladies' and misses untrmmed hats in all olor and
in great assortment of shapes; sold for high
Lot of artificial flowers trimming embracing voets
59c for Sc WHEAT sou up 10 'S "'n 'S
Lot Of trimming braid in all widths eoors neIud
ing black and white embracing braid
and fancy braid. which sold to 39c, for Dc yard
Lot of mems drawers from 30 to -
waist measure; sold for Soc to go for 39c pair.
Lot baIbrggan shirts in sizes 3S 40 and
~ only; finished pearl buttons; neck with
short sleeves sold for soc; 90 for 29c each.
Lot of mems shield Of Medrs in splendid
patterns sold for > for Doe TO 90 for
Lot Of ladies silk waists Of striped wash silk; in desirable
Eight ladies grey homespun skirts lined and bound:
sold for $3.50; choice 81 9S.
Lot OF ladies covert cloth Jackets right weight for
mountains or for fall sold for -; choice for 81
Lot Of ladies short muslin skirts; go for Die.
Lot of colored shirt waists; patterns and
all sizes; sold for Us high as soc formerly;
Lot of l. ladies undersrS; with umbrella ruf
fe Csc; o 20 for
Lot of cldren perale lawns and madras
with lace and Braid sold up 10 high $19S choice for 49
Let of infants clmbric slips trimmed with embroidery:
sleeves with ruhies; 39c usually; 90 for 21c
Any of the above viii be cheerfuIIy charged"
HECHT 8. COMPANY.
5I3-5I5 Seventh Street.
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WIS II 4 MIRACLE,

The rarvelous cure Of Nrs Rsua J. Stsrt -f
consumption has created Intense excitement in
CsmMack. lad" writes Maricn Stuart a lea,.i---
druggist O. M-ncIe. Ind she Only weighed
ninety pounds when ler doctor in Yorktown ssi5
she must soon die Then she began T. r->e ~
Kings New Discovery and gained thirtv-saysn
poUal- IN weight and was completely currG IL
has crrcd Thousands ot hopeless olscs s.T :
Positively guaranteed % cure al throat chest
and lC@s diseases Fits cents ard 81 Tri-f b1t-
tlcs fee a. Il -nry Evl-s drug store s75 Z ST
The evening times., 1900-07-18

NEW YORK, July 1S.-The Twentieth
Certury Athletic Club has secured the
battle between FitzsimmOns and Gus
Euhlin. The club offered 50 per cent Of
the gross 200 ,3ts and this was accertod.
The nil : to take place on August 10.
The evening times., 1900-07-18

III. NnndcrtiD's Trip 10 NCW York.
Assistant Secretary CT the Treasury Van
derlip went to New York yesterday His
family sails today on the Friesland for
Antwerp. Mr.. Varderlip viii return to-
morrow.
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RIVER The FaY0fit9
VIEW Faaily Resort.
hHOre AnuSementS Than ANY
Other Resort about
Washington.

STEAMER SAMUEL J. PENlZ
Daily a. 20 q N - zzE GAS p n S-zLayA
Il o. e.. Z-.5 AID f-Lz p m
PERSONALLY 'CEDj CTED TRIPS EVERY 81 n
BAY. WEDNESDAY. AND SATURDAY
TICKETS, z5c- CHILDREN I5c
Sz--rirv-F1s9i,v n5v T-7s-lJ a. H., 2.I5
p. m. T5=sscs Ice TO every o-e-
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The Argentine Minister, DR.. Wilde. was
the guest Monday afternoon OF Captain
Beltsder. Of the Argentine frigate Sar-
miSnto. lying in Annapolis Harbor. TIE
ceremony Of blessing the flags of the fri g
ate by several Catholic priests was spe-
cial feature of the occasion. The clergy
men and Dr. Wilde were afterward enter
tained at dinner.
The evening times., 1900-07-18

Senator Depew has written from Europe
that he Will return 10 this country in
t-r;e fer he Newport Horse Show.
The evening times., 1900-07-18

The Argentine Minister, DR.. Wilde. was
the guest Monday afternoon OF Captain
Beltsder. Of the Argentine frigate Sar-
miSnto. lying in Annapolis Harbor. TIE
ceremony of blessing the flags OF the fr.g-
ate by several Catholic priests was spe-
cial feature of the occasion. The clergy
men and Dr. Wilde were afterward enter
tanned at dinner.
Last night at Newport the curtain was
raised on the first of the series of dramat-
ic -rformances TO be given at the resort
this season by May Robson and Lord Var
mouth. From all accounts the affair was
a dazzling success. A number Of fashion
able cottage owners entertained at dinner
before the play. and the ladies Throughout
the audience were in full dinner dress.
Among those present were the British Am
bassador and Lady Pauncefote. with the
Misses Pauncefote and several gent,emz n
Of the Embassy's staff.
Miss Edith WetInore was disappointed in
not being able to witness the initial pro-
duction, as she sails with her parents to-
day for Paris.
The engagement has been announced OF
Miss Anna Bouteiie, daughter OF Represen-
tatiye BOutelIe, II Maine, to Mr. Eugene
l. Savage, OF Bangor, that State.
Miss Carrie b. MeAlIlster and Mr.. Joseph
Warwick Kreuuner. both residents o.
Branchville, Prince George county. Md.
were married very quietly Il HopgdaIe the
home OF the bride. Monday night, By Rev
Frank b. Middleton, OF Berwyu, Md. ID
TO two years ago the bride was = resident
OF Savannah. Ga, and since that time she
has resided in Washington and Branchviile.
The groom IS originally from LynchbuIg
Va. Is 4 nephew OF Senator Daniel OF p at
state. and former student of the> Mary
land Agricultural COLLEGE. He lef- the coll
leSe early in The year 1898. ard obtained a
position and is now in the Geological Sur
yey, this city.
Miss Mabel Rousher is at the Hotel
Ponce de Leon. Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calderon Carlisle riI spend
the remainder Of the summer at Nara
gansstt Pier.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mitchell. Of Wash
inEton. are registered at the Imperial
NarragaEsett Pier.
Miss Blanche Armstrong has returned
from visit to her home in Montgomery.
Ala
Mrs. A. B. Williams and Miss Williams
are at the Wawanda. Liberty y. Y.
DR.. William s. Hawkes. is at the Brigh-
ton. Atlantic City. for the sea2on-
Prof s. y. North and Mrs. North are
spending July at Cape May.
Mr.. and MIS-. Sheppard. OF Washington.
are among the cottage colony at Bay Head.
y. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson are return
ing from Europe on the 81. Louis
Mss Ellen Park Wilkinson and Mr.
Tho mas Stetson were married yesterday ct
EocG at the residence Of the bride, 1858
ke-esaw Avenue. The ceremony was
performed b. Rev. r. d. Powc~ in the pes
ence OF relatives and few friends Miss
Lima Wilkinson was the maid OF honor and
Mr.. Albert B. Blackwood served as bts,
man.
SIR. and Mrs J. Addison Porter are at
WiscGssct. III. POcOnO. Tor the month OF
July.
Senator Depew has written from Europe
tnat he viii return TO this country in
tir;e fer he Newport Horse Show.
Commodore Rush Wallace and family
are at East Gloucester. Mass for the
season They have apartments at the
Hawthorne Inn.
Miss Riggs is at Greenbrer White saI-
phur Springs
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5 lots of the wash StuffS.
C2C yard for

figured and striped batistes. Swisses,
Jaconet lawns. etc. IL light, me1ium.
and dark grounds: also plain Organdies
which sod for as high as sc yard.
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EASTMAN GETS a HEARING.
The AEas>iz Museum INSTRUCTOR An
pears UBcOncerned in Court.

ne ARaS>tz AS:~cum INSTRUCTOR Ap-
pears BcOncerned in Court
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. July 1S.-CharIes
r. Eastman. assistant Instructor in zoology
at Agassiz Museum. Harvard University.
who is charged with The murder Of his
bTother-in law. Richard a. Crogan. IT.. on
the grounds Of the late Alyac Clark. the
telescope lens maker. July T. was given
preliminary hearing il The District Court
yesterday
The testimony offered vas very Gamag-
ing, but the accused was rot disturbed out
wardly. and calmly took notes OF the utter
ances Of the witnesses. Eastman was rem
resented by abe counsel. who crosz-exanl-
ined each witness very closely.
The evening times., 1900-07-18
MEDAL FOR 4 LIFE-SAVER
Baltimoraan'S Case to Be Presented
to Secretary Gage.

Friends of Hunt II. Mayo Thorn In
siSt That He Deserves Recognition
Blind COIOred Woman From she
ley Waters of the RappahnnnocI1.
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ward for

remnants OF colored lawns in the great
est assortment OF figured aud striped
effects. which formerly sold up 10 as
high as lie yard
The evening times., 1900-07-18

Commodore Rush Wallace and family
are at East Gloucester. Mass. for the
season. They have apartments at the
Hawthorne Inn.
The evening times., 1900-07-18
6zC yard for

JOria lawns. sheer India linOns. etc,
which sold up 10 as higa Is 19c yard.
The evening times., 1900-07-18

sir. and Mrs J. Addison Porter are at
WiscCssct. III. POcOnO. Tor the month OF
July.
The evening times., 1900-07-18

Palpitaton Of the heart. uCIToCsucss. trcu-
bilAsS. nervous heaclche. cold hands ana feet
r@1a IA the hack a I o,her forms Of veakuCss
are relieved hy Carers Iron Pills fnoie So
eially for the blood, nerves. ard complexion.
The evening times., 1900-07-18
TRAITS OF MADAME WI.

Miss Riggs is at GreerbrIer White Sal
phur Springs
The evening times., 1900-07-18

Miss Ellen Park Wilkinson and Mr.
Tho mas Stetson were married yesterday at
roc2 at the residence of the bride. 1858
heCeS2w Avenue. The ceremony was
performed b. Rev. r. d. PowC~ in the pes
ence OF relatives and a few friends Miss
Lima Wilkinson was the maid OF honor and
Mr.. Albert b. BlaCkWood served as bts.
man.
The evening times., 1900-07-18
46c yard for

remnants of genuine Irish dimities. in
light and medium and dark grounds. in
handsome figured patterns. which sold
up 10 as high as L 1-2c yard.
The evening times., 1900-07-18
l24C yard for

hOr
ay welt pque d vide French Oandie which sold Ssc yard
The evening times., 1900-07-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson are return
ing from Europe on the ST. Louis.
The evening times., 1900-07-18

Prot s. y North and Mrs. North art
spending July al Cape May.
The evening times., 1900-07-18

DR.. William s. Hawkes. IS at the Brigh-
ton. Atlantic City. for the sea2on.
The evening times., 1900-07-18

Miss Blanche Armstrong has returned
from visit TO her home in Montgomery.
Ala
The evening times., 1900-07-18

Mr. and Mrs. Sheppard. OF Washington
are among the cottage colony at Bay Head
y. !.
The evening times., 1900-07-18

Mrs. a. B. Williams and Miss Williams
are at the Wawanda. Liberty, y. Y.
The evening times., 1900-07-18

The engagement has been announced OF
Miss Anna Bouteile, daughter OF Represen-
tatiye BOutelIe. If Maine, to Mr. Eugene
1. Savage, OF Bangor, that State.
The evening times., 1900-07-18

Mr. and Mrs Edward Mitchell Of Wash
inEton. are registered at the Imperial,
NaTragaESett Pier.
The evening times., 1900-07-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Calderon Carlisle siu spend
the remainder Of the summer at Nara
gansett Pier
The evening times., 1900-07-18

Miss Mabel Rousher is at the Hotel
Ponce de Leon. Atlantic City.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-04

But Moon being at extreme south,
declination OF the Goth wind cur.
rents will persist in being north
erly. holding the perature down
in central and northern sections.
Very decided cold, generally, will
be natural from about the 9th
to Goth.
On the Both and 31st we enter a
storm period which runs into Feb
ruary, with second new moon on
the both and Moon in pcrigec a
second time this month on the 31st.
We may reasonably expect change
to warmer as January goes out.
The barometer will be falling in
western parts, and storms of rain
and snow will result during the
opening days of February.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-04
Bruceton
Correspondence of The Argus

correspondence OF The Argus.
a. Gooding is slowly improving.
Major Martin has gone to Fair
chance 10 spend the winter at hard
labor. ~
Albert Martin, from Beech Run Hin,
was visiting his uncle Milton Martin.
of this place.
'Forget-Me-N Not" il stu living. but
if it gets much colder believe ne will
freeze his ears off.
Sle.ghing and sledping is the spot
of the day The most of our people are
making good use Of the snow
Hosea Collins is no. going to be be-
hind time on getting his meals. Since
Christmas he carries bne. watch.
Al Benson went fox hunting q,
Chr'stmas7ia7' ana be haa the pleasure
OF killmg. p red fox aftcra fne chase
- Is, johnson and Albert Collins
who have been working at smitbseld
a. spent CHRISTMAS eve on this side
of the hill.
Z. M. McNair made n trim over 70
Pennsylvania TO get a load O, -four.
and as there was not much SNOW he
landed home with the soles both Oh
of his sled.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-04

Next debt of stO.25 in favor of
Fritz Barlow. IAN the above on
interest since September /. 1899.
*. w. Monroe appointed special
commissioner TO sell the land of
said Reppert at front door of the
Court House, after executing a
bond of SO, 900.
State of West Virginia VS.. r. c..
forman ct. al. The report .of W.
NJ. O. Dawson, Commissioner of
School Lands, exported that the
following Land should be sold for
the benefit Of the school fund:
Lot No. 2, in Rockville, sold to
the State for taxes in 1894.
About $50 acres on Wolf Greek
IN Union district, formerly owned
and still claimed by ID. Stcmple.
Jr. This land has been of the
land books since 1860, and no taxes
PAID or assessed thereon since that
time.
a tract of $50 acres on Little
Wolf Creek, Union district, ad
joining lands of estate of l.. l..
McCrum, sold about 1865 by j. L.
+. Steeringer to G.. Pulllam, and
supposed to be sold by him to G.
NJ. Bishop, but has not been as
scssed for taxes b any paid on it
for over twenty years. These
tracts reported by 'the Surveyor of
Lands of the County.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-04

The Electric Light Plant of this
town, which has been managed the
past year by the Republican ring,
is IN bad way and having lard
times and everybody cussing it.
George Parker. who has had charge
for several months, resigned the
first OF the month and a man from
Grafton was expected to take
charge. He came on and looked at
the Plant and declared no would
not take the job at any price and
left for home on the next train.
jim Hayes run it that night and
Bob Orr the next night and the
Lord only knows who will run it
tonight. We hope the people Of
this town Will get enough Of the
Republican ring to last them
awhile.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-04
THE PHANTOM BALL.

One of the most amusing and
enjoyable social affairs Of the season
was the Phantom Ball given by
Mr.. William G.. Brown at Gordon
Hall on New Years night. Over
forty guests were present, all dis.
guised IN white muslin, most of
them using sheets around them
and pillow slips for caps. 1t was a
very ghostly looking assemblage,
and but few could DC recognized, as
all looked alike except in size. Each
one had white muslin mask over
their face, and most of them wore
white gloves, so that all were in
white, except for their feet, and it
was even hard to distinguish the
ladies' from the gentlemen, and
qnite number of the latter danced
with other gentlemen, thinking
they were ladies. 1t was very
amusing and lasted till after eleven
O'Clock when all were unmasked
and repaired to the dining rooms
of the hotel where elegant and de-
licious refreshments were served
in .hospltable abundance. Then
dancing was resumed till two
o'clock, when all went home we'll
pleased with the pleasures of the
evening in spite Of the weather.
Good music was furnished by
Buckalew, Crane and Jackson.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-04
BUSINESS VS.. Politics.
Political and Professional Points I'm
the Scott Case.

Most OF the Democratic papers
OF the State have criticised ex-
Senator Faulkner more or less for
acting as attorney for N. b. Scott in
the contest case over seat in the
United Senate and it is rather u
peculiar situation considering that
Mr.. Faulkner has been one of the
Democratic leaders Of the State
for number of years and been
highly honored by the party and
is now doing all he can IN the in
terest of s'our friends the enemy"
To an outsider j is a funny fix.
Here is Scott rank Republican
doing his best to get iuto the
Senate and succeed Faulkner q
Democratic leader and the Inter
acting as his chief counsel and
making strong plea for him as
against McGraw II Democratic
leader equally as prominent as
Faulkner. The latter's only ex-
cuse is that he is out of politics
now and is practicing law and
this is in the line Of his business.
This would do if his client
was from some far off Western
State or most any old State, ex-
cept West Virginia wouldn't
look so bad but right here at home
and to succeed himself it does not
look just right from the most con-
servatIve Geld blooded business
like view that can be taken Of the
situation.
1t is true that the So 900 fee
that Mr.. Faulkner receives from
the Scott case is a big temptation,
but still he could worry along
without 1T as his practice for the
present year will amount to $780,
600 1T is said, as he has been re
tanned in number of big cases.
He claims that so far as the salary
was concerned, he lost money all
the time he was in the Senate and
was compelled to drop politics and
get down to business in order to
recuperate his financial affairs.
He is also chief counsel for Sena
tor Clark, the newly elected Demo-
cratic Senator from Montana who
spent 100000 for his seat and
isn't sure o: it yet, as the charge
of buying up the Legislature is
filed against him. Having made
an immense fortune in INNING
operations, he is able and willing
to pay lIbcroly for what he wants
and this lnsures another big fee for
Mr.. Faulkner.
The general impression is that
the Senate will seat both Scott
and Clark as a sort of political
compromise. Both purchased their
seats and probably neither are en-
titled to them, but what difference
does that make to body of men
elected for the most part in the
same way. Scott and Clark's only
plea to the Senate is that cit is
time for us fellows to stand to-
gether now"
The moral of this whole story is
that the next time Senator Faux
ner presides over Democratic
State Convention, or serves on
Democratic Congressional Com
mittee, it will be after the
millennium has been fully inaugu-
rated.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-04

meeting OF the Lodge
Chancellor Commander-F. AL
den Eaton.
Vice Chancellor-C. w. Wolfe.
Prelate-John G. Brown.
Master Of Work--H. S. Whetsell.
Keeper Of Records. s. Brown.
Master at Arms-C. II. Sherwood
Master of Exchequer-Frank NJ.
Murdoch.
Master of Finance-.J. Slidell
Brown.
Inner Guard-Henry Murdoch.
Outer Guard-Alb N. Cobun.
Trustee-George A. Walls.
Auditing Committee F. A..
Eaton, j. M. Crane and George A.
Herring.
The Lodge is in good shape now,
owns the best lot in town and has
considerable money in the treas.
ury. New members are coming in
almost every meeting and the at
tendance is good. A com mittee
has been appointed to make ar
engagements for a banquet on Feb
ruary 10th, the anniversary of the
Order.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-04

We are 90 receipt Of local letter
headed Howesville and signed "Tbe
Morning Star" which goes prompt.
ly to the Office goat. since the
write? fails to give bis or her name.
The article is not worth Publishing
anyhow, and we don u blame the wri
tor for not signing such foolIsbness.
So "lhe Morning Star" viii not
shine forth iu these columns.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-04

The French in Canada ale al
most in open revolt against the
British war in South Africa.
Another call for troops will strain
their loyalty to the breaking point.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-04

The big prize fight IN New York
City before the Coney Island Ath.
letic Club, on New Years day, be
tween Kid Mccoy and Peter Maher
for a purse Of 100000 in a twenty.
five round contest, relieved the
war situation and the Congressional
holiday drunk for a few days. Pete
was knocked out in five rounds and
the Kid got the money and the
belt.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-04

How many times have you writ.
ten '99 during the past few days?
Rcmember you will never get to
write that date again.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-04

There is not much news to re.
port this week from the war in
South Africa. The English got it
In the neck so badly that they are
now going very slow and careful
and waiting for reinforcements.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-04

One Of the most brilliant wed
diDgs ever solemnizod ia the State
was the marriage Of Miss Jane
Winnie Faulkner to Dr. William
White, Of Nashville, Tennessee, 90
the beautiful nome Of the brides
father, ex-senator Charles James
Faulkner, at Boydyille, near Mar
tinsburg, last Thursday, Dec. 2stb.
Among the large number Of guests
present, we're many prominent
people. a daughter Of Hon. Thos.
b. Reed was one Of The BRIDES
maids.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-04
Kingwood, January 4. 1900.

Look out for zero weather now
the rest of the winter, for unless
figures lie, half of this year (190O)
will be zero.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-04

a Citizens Bank has been organ
lied 81 Belmgton with an author
ized capital Of 5000 600. The Sec
rotary Of State has granted "a char
Ter. and We note by the papers th,t
Grant Graham, the druggist, is one
Of the incorporators. Belingtou is
good town, and q bank will do
we'll there II properly managed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-04

The Beers are such smooth boars
that they do not attempt TO bore at
very long range; but the woods of
the Transvaal seem full of them,
IN sudden and unexpected spots,
making as precarious burden to
Kings rifles and Queens guards as
they ever bore. Really, who can
blame the Beers ? They are at
home-the home they have builded
in Tar desert land. The other
fellows are smartly away from
home, poking their noses into 9TH
or peoples ballot boxes, hoping
thereby 20 bore into the diamond
mines and every other possession
2, the boorlsh Beers. Let the boz
ing Invaders be boar bored, and
let all nations shy amen-espec-
ially the Beers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-04

This year will be a bad year for
base ball players, specially the lat
ter half of it. After July LIST, it
will all be "goose eggs"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-04

One of the Montana legislators,
who confessed under oath that he
was bribed to vote for Clark for
the Senate, has now confessed that
ne was really bribed by the other
side to confess. Confessions come
cheap in Montana.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-04

England is not to be outdone by
the United States and has brought
out q man named Roberts and sent
him to the front Our Roberts didn't
even get back seat, although he
has occupied more space in the
papers than Field Marshal Roberts,
and IS just as brave, because going
to war don't require any more grit
than 10 tackle three mother. in
laws.