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We have a formal invitation to
60 over to Grass Valley next week
and deliver our lecture on Shakes
peare. Thanks, awfully, but we
are no hog. Six months ago we
made a speech to the Grass Valley
people on the needs of a railroad,
and they not only showered US
with bad eggs, but pursued US half
way home. And, besides, there
isn't a man in that town who knows
whether Shakespeare was a cooper
or an author
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-06-27

Major Bowman of the Big Four
ranch called on us as mayor the
other day to notify us that he was
afraid he couldn't hold on 10 his
cowboys much longer and that a
raid would be made on the town.
The Major was told that his BOYS
could turn loose any day or night
in the week and be sure of a hot re-
ception when they got here. We
shall hope to get at least three of
them to ourself personally.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-06-27

This week as will be observed,
we print notice at the head of our
paper reading, "The Kicker has a
larger circulation than all the other
dailies and weeklies combined. "
When we go in for a statement out
in this locality, we cover the whole
case and back it with two guns.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-06-27

Old Jim Hewson, long known as
the best revolver shot in this com
munity, has discovered that he is
losing his eyesight. While at Phe-
nix the other day he shot to smash
a pipe in strangers mouth and
raked the smoker across the chin.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-06-27

IED.-Capablc. reliable person in
every county 20 represent large company
OF solid financial reputation. So36 salary
per year payable weekly. a. per day ALSO.
iutcly suro and all expenses straight, bona.
hde, definite salary. no Commission saiary
paid each Saturday and expense money
advanced each week STANDARD
HOUSE, 334 DEARBORN ST.. CHICAGO.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-06-27
THE ARIZONA KICKER.
Some Interesting Items from the Great
est Paper I'm the Southwest.

The Blue Hill Journal says that
we have cheek enough to want TO
be Governor of Arizona. The b.
III. ]. is correct. We have the
cheek, the want and The political
pull, and If we are not Governor
within the next two years it will be
because we are not on top of the
earth.
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throughout the country; its
fashion notes. its Science and
Mechanics Department, its
fascinating short stories. etc,
etc, render IL Indispensable In
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We regret that we had to put a
bullet into Pete Roach, the saloon
ist, Monday afternoon Mr.. Roach
questioned our veracity as to the
number of mules in Arizona and
started to draw on us TO back up
his insult. The bullet has been ex-
tracted and the patient is doing well.
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-06-27

They've either had some cold
weather over at Poverty Valley or
else Mr.. George II Hyde, the may
or Of the town, is a gigantic liar.
He youches for the statement that
one night last week the teeth we're
frozen off a buzzsaw accidenuy left
out doora at the railway station.
We shall take a LILLE vacation
next week, and the shyster lawyers
with libel suits againstthe Kicker"
and townfolk who may have signed
a petition from the post office may
be on the lookout for a call from
Us We hope that all such will
give as a show and not begin to
shoot until we get fairly inside the
door
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-06-27

Owing to the fact that the mail
carrier between this place and Sew
en- Pine was eaten up by a mountain
lion several days ago communica-
ton has been interrupted, but all
will be well in day or two more.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-06-27

A Boston paper confesses its as
tonishment that the mayor of this
town (meaning us) presides over
the Common council with gun on
the desk before him. That Boston
editor doesn't understand the stu
alton. We have either to carry a
gun or "squap whenever an alder
man rises up and throws a bluff at
us, and we prefer to hold the boys
down. 1t may not be parliamentary
but it makes our innings respected.
With chart of the Pacific ocean,
a map of Arizona, two-foot rule
and blue pencil we have been try
ing to predict the weather for
the last three months. We
have somehow hit it twice out of
a hundred times, and are conse-
quently feeling good and getting up
the foundations for spring blizzard
In one of our Greek editorials
the other week we had something to
say of Xerxes of old, and Col. p.
X. Singleton took it as a personal
affront. He called at the "Kicker"
Office to shoot us and because we
didn't happen to be in he fired six
bullets in our plaster bust of Daniel
Webster. We have always thought
the Colonel was an eccentric critter
but we did not think he'd play us
low down that way.
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Address TRIBUNE. New.Yori CITY
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21
AIDED THE
INSURGENTS.

Manila, Fab, 30 AT Pagsanjan, Prov
iuCe Of Laguna. yesterday, Lieut.. vaughan
of tho Thirty Seventh Infantry. arrested
Fernanduo Russian, general agont OF the
Tabacaleriu Company. on tho charge OF
having aided tho insurgents ADunuaDt
documementary evidence against the pris-
oner has, 1t is nssarteI' peeh seculeu'
friend OF the insurgent general Cables and
wns TO a certain extent associated with u.
Al. Cnrmau, the American contractor, re-
c.utly taken into custody charged with
having furnished supplies TO the lhsur-
gents. Tho Tubacaieria Company Is SAID
to be further incriminnted.
1t has also been learned that Rustan fur
ni,hed the in ,urgents with suppiles, III.
tofma,io concerning theAmcrican troops
mud their movements, rs well as with
money. He dealt directly with the rebel
GENERAL Cailles, who has been operating
Continually In the district east OF Manila
Mir. Webb tho lokkeoper of tho Philip
nlps Trading company, has made par
,ial con les sion to the effect that certain
Belciaps residing In Manila and the Bay
Lake district were implicated IN me plot
OF January II to Kill Captain Jones, com.
mandinn tho American troops stationed
in tho town OF Bay.
Another force OF insurgents will soon be
aeporte,i to the Island OF Guam. Many OF
the discouraged insurgents in the province
ure coming IN individually and surrender
Ing their guns
Hilarlo Kuhio, the alleged ringleader In
the Mucabebes outrags., has been arrested
In Manila for receiving much copra from
the insurgents. ,,.,,
Attn conference between the United
States Philippine Commission and W. il,
Lawshe, tho new Auditor for tho Phillip
nine Islands, 1t was decided to establish
an Office and perfect plans for increased
efficiepcy In the Auditors Department
Captain Steer, Of the Thirty sixth United
States Volunteer Infantry, has been up.
pointed Collector of Lii censes for the city
Of Manila to succeed Lieutenant Bishop.
Tho collections from licenses in Manila
alone amount to three hundred thousand
gold dollars year. Tbs. members Of the
new Federal party arc preparing 10 cele
bra o Washipgton's birthday on grand
scale. ,
REPORTS from the gold mining district
| OF Northern Luzon arc lately more on
] conraying. A find of $500 go d was re-
Gently made In single pocket in Lepanto
province, about ons hundred and seventy
| Hys miles north Of Manila.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21
OUR SOLDIERS
MURDERERS.

Washington, d. O., Fob, !l.-That
American soldiers had buried alive aud
then beheaded a Filipino, aud tina, one OF
Senator Hannn's Legislative suppor' ers
had been named United States Judgohs
"A Areyard for his vote for the Onioan Tor son
ator. was charged yesterday by MI LenIz
jDeia OhioL- The debate was most sJn-
sational and array,d the whole Rspuoi'
can side agains, tho Ohio Democrat sinco
it involved direct aitach upon That party
up IN the President, The amy and tho con'
duct of the war In tho East,
speuking to q formal nd mondment to
the General Deficiency bill, Mr. Lenz mad
repd a paragraph from Columbus lOhlo)
nav. paper, reporting the death ot Charles
Lylund, Territorial Judge OF New Mexico,
who was at one time II member oil tine
Ohio Legislature and whJ tho newspaper
said, voted for MIR. Hanna for United
states Senator. With this paragraph as
text. Mr., Lentz attacked corruption IN
hiyh and low places, charging That ju-
diG,al place had been given Mr.. Lylahd ID
re,urn for his vote for United S,ate, SEM
ator.
MIR. stesle (Ind.) made the point, OF or.
der that Mr. I.entz was not speaking TO
the subject under consideration, but
was humping on dead man sS7S,
II am not jumping on dead man,
repl,ed MIR. Leutz, but Oh man VINO Is
40 uliye that ho will ride down Pennsyl.
yania avenue with the fre'iuouu ohe
week from Monday" ,
Il do not know Mr.. Lyland. interposed
Mr.. Cannon (ID. emphatically. but
know The gentleman rrora Ohio. Brave
mon fight the living ghOnls Invish the
toInbs of the dead. That i, all have to
say. " (Republican applause.)
Later on Mr.. GroSvenor attempted to Sc.
cure an opportunity to reply to Mr. i'entz
but Mr.. Lentz objected unless W minutes
were allowed on u side.
ut ia not possible that my colleague
will insist upon his objection" said Mr..
Gro,yeuor, He mG do AN attack upon n
dead IN III and desire five minutes to ro-
ply" ..,,. ,o, , a,.a
man y replisd Mr. Lentz &" II made an
expose Of five man. have 'hs proof
here If you doslre to open up tho subject
Ancered by Mr.. Lcntz's refusal 70 al
low him to be heard, Mr.. Grosvenor, with
flushed face aud uplifted arm. declared
that the gentleman from Ohio, Mr.. Lentz
had been guilty of u malicious falSohood.
"And hv knows it," added Mr.. Gro a.
venor. ~,
nroposed that Mr.. G:osvenOr bs given 10
minutes and he Nentz) IL minutes.
"Oh, object" called out Mr.. Cannon.
IF gep temen desire TO wash their dirty
linen they should hire u ball" tLaush' :
teri ,,
tho paragraph providing that not over 500
should b. paid Tor the apprehension Of a
deserter from the army was reached. Ihis
paragraph was seized upon by Mr. hentz
for a base from which to attack what no
said was going on In the Philippines and
which he said so disgusted ouc soldiers
there that they deserted lie declared tha1
renorts were coming back from tho Phil.
lppines to the effect that our soldiers
were killing prisoners, and ho said he
knew Of u letter received by the father OF
n soldier In the Philippines telling how
na I've had been buried alive by his cap
and tLen beheaded.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21
TRUE APOSTOLIC
SUCCESSION.

w. And lastly, true apostolic
succession will be seen IN true
succession of apostolic missionary
endeayor. The disciples OF the
early church went everywhere
preaching the word. The very geu-
ius of Christianity is the mission
AIRY spirit The Christian who
doesn't believe in missions is not
! gChristian. NepFOye best that we
are saved .&heR I'VE works Tor Stae
salvation Of others. The Sdyisg
! thief was a missionary beca,be he
was interested in the salvation OF
the other thief, and rebuked him in
the words "Dost thou not lear God.
What prominent place the HOLY
Spirit had IN that first missionary
Journey. He separates. sends, nils
The missionaries lor the great work
upon which they enter and so tie
will TODAY, the men that honor hlm.
True apostolic succession then
will be seen in these four things
in apostolic power, in apostolic re-
vival, in apostolic benevolence, IN
apostolic missionary endeaVor'
Nav the Father OF lis all, give to
all, this wonderful four.fold equip
ment.
The several apostles are usually
represented in medieval pictures
with special badges or attributes:
Peter with keys; Aaron with Il
cross; lanes the less. with a lullers
pole; James the great with p'l-
grim S staff and gourd bottle; John
with a cup and winged serpent ny.
inw out OF 1t; bartholomew with a
knife; Philip with a staff, on the
upper END OF which was cross;
Simon with saw; Jude with
club; Thomas with lance: Mat
thew with Ratchet; Matthias with
a battle axe and Paul with sword
but the supreme equipment OF mod
ern apostles, who would catch the
true conception of apostolic success
sion, is the power Of the Holy Ghost
May the Holy Spirit ordaln every
one for nobler christian effort and
may this hour be the inaugural
hour for all.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21

Wilcksns, Staats & Co., at tho Whining.
ton Abattoir, have on exhibition one OF
:he finest displsys Of show beef ever seen
In wilmington. The firm secured forty OF
the best Lebanon county steers which
have been slaughtered and dressed and are
now Oh exhibition In the cooling rooms
at No. els Tatnall street.
On and after Friday the steers will he
for sale ut q number OF well known meat
stores which are advertised In the notice
Of ,he firm in another column. The dis
plav is admitted to be one 0f the finest
over seen In Wilmington. The firm kills
and dresse, Its own 8, ock and cools 1t by o
nalural process 80 that the meat does not
have to be submitted to refrigerat Ion:
This might be called homo exhibit OF
uyat and Is well wort h seeing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21
PREVENTED A TRAGEDY.

limely information given Mrs. George
Long. Of New Straitvills. Ohio, prevented
a drsadfuI tragedy and saved two lives.
a friahtful cough had long kept her
awake every night. She had tried many
remedies and doctors but steady grew
worse until urged 10 try DR.. Kings New
Discovery. One bottle wholly cured her
and she writes this marvellous medicine
also cured Mr.. Long OF IL severe attack of
Pneumonia Such cures are positive
proof of the mstohless merit Of this grand
remedy for curing all throat, chest ana i
innn trouble. Only 80 cts aud tl.W
Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bottle
free at N! B.aDanforth's drug store
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21

a.. hoad o. good horses, -,
IASH No !, Dicx, gray horse. s years Old.
iB hand. high. and u faithful work horse
No =, kale. gray mare 10 wears OH. good
worker or driver thee abnn " s"ea AAe
No, g. Dau, bay horse, good worker or
driver and 20. d siz,.
No. 4 bIsck, buy horse, Il years Cd. o'go'd
tjze and fnU worNer or driver.
10. ), cricket, orown mare. years olu'
elegant work mare and o: 1ihe HlZe.
No 9 HELEN by mare, !uytars old, good
driver and safe for % lady to "r,ve' M
dairy cows all carefuliy SO
lected for the purpose OF keep MkEG%A
irg Myself . had no thous'tt Msx4|I
Jersey prll 70 mon tbs old. I .o,' -,
Of po1ltry. 3brnod aows. will farrow April
gJth next, lot OF good small shoats and 10
lurge shoats. Poland China STOCK me Oh h.,
ground nicsIy put IN, wei pho5 VIA ed
The farming implements consist OF good
farm wagons, fariug beds. Billlocts's make
i Me- or llick binder in gondorder, peerlna
mower al right, Wivei stubble Or hay rake
new, iron ago wheel cuihvhtor all III goou
oider. t'ucHeye. whee. cn.tvatos IN g"au I,
cultiyators syracuse 1'horsu rlOm. goo as
new / Wivel ..horse ilew good asnsw. ! So!
of twin harrows IN good order, bucNeyr
seed aud phosphate drill in good order, Tew
England oct cittter. disc fcddcr cutt>r IN
rOod order, = sets OF wagon hirnest, ; setsoF
chain plow harness, 8 sets pow rope harness.
brides, hallarI. collars, doube and 81 gl'
trees, harrow cha; NJ, shove!a, hoes forks aht
picks, good grindstOne, slor cari
Terms--All sums of SO md uuaer casa.
Over that amount n credit OF months W
purci asar giving bank able note with an
approved endorser, with interest from date
Three per Gems Of for cash OF, oil credit sums
y. T.. BLACKBURN,
g. e. Davis Aucriohter,
J Wv. bGrrs. C!crH, i.V3t ooa ""
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21
NIL LIONS GIVEN AWAY.

1t Is certainly gratifying to the public to
know of one concern in the land VINO are
not afraid to begen-rous TO the needy aud
suffering. Tho proprietOrs Of DIR: klngs
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, have given away over ten nil
lion trial bottles OF this graat. medicine
and have the satisfaction OF knowing ~
has absolutely curad thousands OF hopeioss
cases, Asthma, Bronchitis, HOarseness
and al, the diseases OF tho Throat, Lungs.
and Chest are surely cured by it Gail on
N. b. Danforth, druggist, aud get free
trial bottle Regular size 800 anu a.
Every bottle gurantoed, or price re!uneu'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21

Rodney Hall, colored, OF Newark, Is In
New Castle jail In default OF $500 bail for
nj, appear ance at court. Re was arrested
Yesterday by Agent stout OF tho $. p. C..
u. on tho charge OF violating the consent
law. The girl in the case 10 Mary E.Lock.
erinan, &c. .ored, aud Is not IL years Of
age.
William Wilkinson was given a hear.
ing in tho City Court lust might and was
hold In 500 bail on tue charge OF larceny
OF Il horse and blanket.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21
CIairVoyant, Palmist and
Spiritual Medium.
DR.. WHITE,
The Reliable Life Reader.

Friends. il you are desirous OF having your
entire life read, coneuIt this wonderful man;
he will tell .yoL your past and present life
and reveal tho great future In storu Tor ou ;
also reads every line In palm Of your hand
with his eyes closed. One visit to HIN Will
convince tho most skeplica Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Parlors lUG8 Washi ngton street. f20 ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21
spowstorms Tic UP Trains.

Waterford, Pa. Feb. 2o'-Ille.
snow-storm which has continued
with more or less severity for the
past ten days, developed last night
into a blizzard. and the result is
the worst storm know in this sec
ton for many years. The snow IS
full three feet deep OH the level and
Is driited eight to ten feet high in
many places. Country roads are
drilted full and will be utterly I'M
passable until shoveled out.
The east,bound train oil the T.
and Z. had a serious time getting
through this morning. The snow
plough jumped the track near
Belle Valley and it was further de-
layed by tile drifts. Trains on the
W. N. Y. and P. and Allegheny
Valley have been stalled all day.
and the l,rie and CamoridGe Spring
trolley line is completely tied up.
Snow is still falling tonight. but
the wind has about ceased. The
temperature is nine degrees above
and growing colder.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21

Col. Wainwright Office No. 3W. 7th se,.
Wilmington, lIel. secures widows pension
In from 40 to 90 days. SOldiers, Sailors anu
widows. Write to him CT call ut MS oinc"
for Information abont their title u len
sions and other claims against tho aoV-
rcn meut.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21
MISUNDERSTANDING A

Misunderstood mpGoms Of disea'a
lead doctors tu trent something eiSn when
the kidneys are out Of order. Fo!ey't kia-
uey Cure will bring your healti wheh
other mudicidrs have failed. laSe no
sub,titute. sold at Danturti,'s, l2O Mar.
EsJ street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21
PUBLIC SAL .ES.

Jank g. Son are prepared to call public SAFES
at short notice on reasonable terms. ,5,ppy 5nppy
No. ITO East Third street. fli'latH
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21

Hundreds OF lives saved ovory year ny
having Dr. Thomas Eces'ric' Oh i'll tho
hou lust when II Is needed. Cures Group
heals bum, cuts, wounds ol every sort.