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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-12-05

No. I connects with b. &. o. No. 3 ats:3o
4. m. for the West
No. 3 connects with b. & o. No. A6at2:Ao
p. m. for the East
No. connects with d. & o. Nos q.
No. : connects with u. & O. No s.
II. HANsT. Philadelphia, Pa,
General Pass. Agt
a. NJ. LANE,
Kingwood. Gen. Manager.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-12-05
Many Wonder.

Many wonder how 10 is that pin worms
and stomach worms get into little children.
or how tape worm 900 feet long. can get in
and exist and grow inside Of man as u
sometimes happens They may well won
der Tor u Is great mystery. However.
many now know from experience that
Mothers Worm Syrup will rid one Of IN
tcstinal worms and greatly improve the
health after the worms have been destroyed
and expelled. II Is absolutely n harmless
remedy 10 take. and as Il only costs Is cents
all should try it who suspect worms 10 be
tho ratfea ~ fIefr Uf I.aIfi
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-12-05
Mexican Root Pills.

mexican ROOF PillS.
These pills costing only IS cents "a box.
are the latest Vegetable discovery for cleans.
ing, renovating, strengthening and rcgula.
ting the liver and bowels Better health
invariably follow their use
The Best Time.
The best time 10 cure pain Is when SOU
hfst feel it Always have bottle Oi
Gooch Quick Relief in the house Cures
external or Internal pain. and costs ouly
2s cents Cures cramps and colo
The Whole Body.
The whclc body depends on good health,
blood for los sustcnsucc and strength
Nothing makes the blood so healthy and
the nerves so strong as GOoch's Sarsapa
rilld. Read testimonials on ITS wrapper
E1lo-1aao C,arss I7i1oai
Money refunded N it ever fails.
ANIrACUE cures ChIlls and Fever
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-12-05
HorgantoEn q KligVood Railroad.

Time Table No. 2,
IN EFFECT NOV. ~. 1000.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-12-05

T was In the old time, and il
was the old story. A man
~ and 4 maid sat under n tree,
= little stream at their feet
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-12-05

Sold by druggists zsc
HaN S Family Pills arc thc best
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-12
Millionaire SIattOn Disguised
Worried by Rich Beggals
Deceived by His COnfidalIS

CoLoRADo SPRINGS, Colo, July 12.-
Winfield Scott Stratton, the "angel" of
this town, has decided to pull out for
Denver, where he expects 10 find more
congenial company and fewer solicitors
TO dog bis hours, sleeping and waking.
In quest Of subscriptions to quasi-pablic
enterprises.
Mr.. strattop, although entering into
his fortune in 1893, has spent more mon-
ey here than probably all Of tho other
thirty nsiiliouaires. So persistent was
the public ciamor that he had TO appoint
q body guard to project himself from
the importnnate. Whenever lists we're
presented TO him, ii was also with sug-
gestion that nothing less than thou-
sand dsilars would do him credit, while
he has been taxed as high as Ave thou
sand dollars at time.
Despite all this. private honsea we're
closed to him by the aristocrats, who
eoarted bis wealth, but denied him 30
ciai recognition. Even his confidential
advisers regarded him AZ q guiIibIe vic
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-12
Ne Will 0Ha . Farm
Uncle Sans Venture.

WAshIsaros. July i2.--A few years
hence one OF the great sights Of the ma
tional capital win be . perfectly APP
pointed farm Of 100 acres, with bniid-
ings, orchards, truck gardens and grain
fields Of every kind. All the fruits aud
vegetables u the United States aud
other countries which experiment
shall prove 10 be capable OF cultivation
10 this climate win be seen there.
systems OF drainage and irrigation.
model fencing and the most psrSect
method Of gathering and storing grain,
fruits and vegetables viii be exhibited
There viii be home place oil six acres,
where beautiful lawns, pretty shrubtsery
ia artistic designs and suitable shade
treas will give h,essing fcs the beaati-
tying al dwellings and thesr sufronnd-
ings In the country.
This model farm will be established
and naintained by the department Of
agriculture. Preliminary work toward
laying il out has already been began.
Within are to seven years the farm will
be- completed.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-12
Their Attire is Very Scanfy
Proper People are kicking

RosKosxoaA. L. L., July II Ever
aimee the present season opened the
modest natives and summer visitors Mt
this secluded resort have had their sen
sibasisieaf shocked daily BY the alleged
.'goings on" of the inmates Of health
and phvsieal culture retreat 10 this vic
Unity. The agitation has spread ss far
M Lake Grove. and several petitions
have been oresensed 10 the proprietor
Of the health home, lmploring the man
agemeas 10 see that patients and pat
roas weaY proper clothing when going
about the streets 81 thls and nearby
Villages.
From what can be learned. il appears
THAI sun haths are ono oI shs features af
tbe health hosne treatment, and with d
view 10 getting out In the atmosphere NJ
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-12

tos AEarLss, CAL, Jaly H. Recent
arrivals here from Sonora, Mexico,
n,ioe strange stories Of the depopuls-
tim Of that section on account Of cor
,n0tion in the state government. "It
!. almost impossible to believe the truth
about the governmental Affairs 10 SO.
nora m /" said Dir. Jose, who arrived here
Yesterday from Hermosiilo. Z AZ re-
cords = for thievery have been broken by
tho officials, who are not only making
thswselyes wealthy. but are driylns
hr.,uess men and merchants from lIef-
mosllo One month ago. the town had
, population Of over eleven Thousand,
and nov it has SIX thousand, about iive
thousand having left to escape being
robbed"
The state government, Il b said, has
been corrupt for q long time. About
ak months ago the then governor. Cele-
douo ortiz, was depcsed by President
Diaz on account Of his thieying from the
Dublic treasury. Atthat time the state
treasurer, Felisardo verdngo. was also
mt out for the same reason, the steal
;ss Of the two men having aggregated
1920 900. When Ortiz was set down %
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-12

tim, and were foremost d adyAnein&
schemes that Injured totheir On
Less than . year ago M. Gss1<t
bought the street railway And AlenlsIe
system Of Colorado SpfinRs and ~
City and Manitou for tl,0q0 0Gl1o
ordered extensive impsoysnl lI&
volying in expenditure u tsoo m
month. Last week ne eountoS
shs order, and today no oFdered nm
Of everything.
Mr. Btsatton = haartsiek n
lee, and viii move ~ Uensss
win be- able 10 lose himseif A. o.
He recently invested or twa ~
dollars In Denver resi- e1fale. 5
Last month MI. sts1ttoa
dropped his private secretary asd
ager. and last week dfsmi ised m
mer seeretAsy's succsssos. neell IT, 81
erybody that hereafter ~ No1
his personal attention q his kusir
II IL feared that constAnt -
made Mr.. stratfon 4 conArnea ni1z
lhrope. sss2s sg| ssss
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-12
Plague Of Snakes
The Yoraeity Of One.

DIXON. Mo-, July IA plague ol
snakes 10 given the farmers 10 this see,
tion more than a little trouble. Tho
time 10 out OF memory when the reptiles
were so plentiful as this summer. The
eleven weeks drought lie said TO be the
cause, and hundreds are killed daily.
They include rattlesnakes. copperheads,
moccasins and other less poisonous
species. Poultry raisers are suffering
severe losses from the depreciation Of
the snakes.
Harry 8. West, farmer. living In Dry
Greek township, Maries county, yester.
day found . big snake In his chicken
coop. After fight he killed II, bat not
before he had ruined new AK by chop
ping on some hard substance inside OF
the reptile. On dissection the snake
was found TO contain six chickens, three
eggs, ! china nest-eag and a large porce-
Ian door-knob, with an iron handle,
which had been used a. substitute for
the regular decoy nest-egg. The snake
Was 7 feet long and Of m unknosn
species.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-12

much a. possible II q asssrtsd - IL.
snates chase about ths yiilas M lie
country side attired in the scans kind
of bathing suits II u aeain1& shis 3en1.
ing about the VILLAGE ssrssle ~ lIs
ways In light and airy costonnee t ~
opposition of khoss outsids khe hIk
home il directed. They nant ~ psss.
fice atoppsd.
II 10 asserted that she seaIc n
ing this health cuss xess th1fs
snits 10 the railroad atation an p
postofIics md certain u M M
community sav thsy sxpest nsxt s.
some u the bathing -suit ee1noy ~
Ing church II tteis isalth s1o ~
tsl-keepsss md eostaSess eo
their patsons ars bstng sisivn
ths seandsi sftendinG IN " tffls = ~ ~
health retreat dsyotees.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-12
Judge StilHell's Suit
For Lawyer Fees.

PHOENIX. Arix., July l2.--W Wednesday
the record was made public 81 snis
begun June 2eth by w. ~. stilweil
against s. Morgan Smith for The secos-
cry oi y. 800 attorney = Ices and fos tho
attachment Of the stock held By Mr..
smithsin the King of Arizona mins. Re-
tnFn of papers b the attachment pro-
ceeding removed the necessity Tor far
ther secretly.
It d q matter OF public knowledge
that Mr.. Smith has bsen Involved Il lit-
i9ation with the King Of Arisopa oosn.
pany Tor sons Hme past and that Mr.
stilweli was hin aks0ensy. Ths Gem
plaint ID The present case aiisses that
had he won his suit hls attorney Mns by
the contract besseen them 10 hase ~
csised s5 5.o0o. II hsIitisAtion was com
promised he was 70 seeeive 4 certain
amount and various other contingent
circumstances arc referred 70. The com
piaint, continuing, Gays that Mr.. Emiih
met y. q. Ives of the King of Arizona
company in the east and effected 3 COM
promise with him, and that he tried 10
conceal this TACT from Mr.. stiiweli 10
avoid paying him biz lees. MIR. StiiwelI
acknowledges havias received already
two tl,ooo paymsnta Tor services pre-
iiminAsy and during ths iossnsr litiga-
tion and nov sues fos ths bAlancs due
him ~ per agrssmsntin sass II ccmpro-
mise. fyss5
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-12
Corruption in Sonora
HermosillO Merchants Robbed
High Handed Acts Of Officials

being rascal, Rafael label actually
seized the governors chair, and backed
by IN army Of $4,000 men, has since
held 1t. By some influence or misre-
presentation he was confirmed by Diax
six weeks ago.
Ever since Ixabel has been goyernor
oil merchants and business men haye
been taxed license Of 40 per cent on
all their sales. II o man bought 800
worth Of iurnitnre, the merchant had 10
give go to the thieving officials. Inad-
ditiop, tho buyer had to pay them ".
Or per csnt, for the privilege Of buying
goods.
On July ! the officials put an addi-
tional tar Of s per cent on the mer-
chants, and as result twenty.iour Of
the forty.one big merchants IN HermQ-
sillo closed their places AZ protest
against the tax. Some months ago o
number Of these merchants held several
meetings TO device q means Of defense
against official robbery, and during one
Of the meetings four Of the most promi-
nent men were arrested for high treason
and kept In Jail lour months without
. trial, being finally released on
special pardon from President Diax.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-12
Had Load Of Dynamite
And Drunken Drivers.

BosTeN, July I2.-Driven by two in
toxicated men, the harness broken and
falling from the horses backs, a two
horse dray loaded with more than ton
of dynimite swayed from side to side as
the horses dragged 1t along at a furious
gallop through Washington street. West
Newton. early last evening. Over and
over again collision appeared ineyit-
able, but in some way it was avoided,
and two patroimen, running out into
the street, sprang at the horses heads
and finally succeeded In bringing them
to stop.
The drivers we're locked up on a
charge of intoxication and gave their
names as William Daley and William
ii. Dtehan. They informed the police
that the team was the property Of A.
B. Sampson Of South Boston, and that
the wagon Was loaded with 600 pounds
Of dynamite which Was being taken to
South Fsamingham.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-12
New Kind Of Hobo
On His Way West.

soaERsIILR, N. j., July H. Clifford
Smyth. former United States Consul al
cartegena, Colombia, who started PES
terday, afternoon from Brookiyn TO walk
10 San Francisco, arrived here at noon
to-day and took HE dinner at the Meh-
elenbeck Hotel. He reached North
Branch. four miles from here, In the
advance OF heavy Thunderstorm this
afternoon and will remain here over
night. He has covered forty miles d his
journey TO the Pacific Coast. which he
expects to reach on foot In ak months,
at the rate Of twenty miles day.
Smyth wears . golf suit and broad
brinmed straw hat aud carries KNAPP
sack. He has tramped 10 this manner
through Great Britain. He expects. To
defray the expenses on The present trip
by delivering hrmorons lectures In some
Of The larger cities on his experiences In
Colombia.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-12
4 Colorado Burro
With Tobacco Taste.

CoioRaDo srsfxos. Cola. JpiY Is.--J.
n. Hasis. owner of sha i,asso ltne a
Seven Falia. ID oatNWishe . ehallenae 10
The vcrsd. Hsrsis b willing 10 bet sar.
taang that b has lhe shsmpion sobAcco-
ehssiag barro ii lie world. This re-
msrkAb1s bsuts h i nssmhes of the PACK
train nssa 10 ssanspost passengers from
The end of the tsalley lane tosevcn Falls.
u believe shs souid ehsx up ponni
every day II Ahe had a1isanee, and tbs
boys around hero are making her aorse
By letting hss have what siss wants, !.
says The owsev.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-12
lriIeaa Snsltefs h 0peraiioa.
Thess Ihs operate Thea.

Arizona bad nine sm<stnrx Ia opera.
ton last year and thers am nov others.
Over one-half the wsge earners employ
ed In the manufacturing industries oi
The Territory sre workers III The snel-
tsss, and thres-i -ioasths 81 tir rapisAi Id
these Industries u Invested ID them.
The cost oI thc raH m4aeriai brouxht 10
them aanounted b $50, ,ssa. bat The
salos oI their output Il placed II si7..
2ss.5f7 for TIE ysaf 1870. he growth
III shc copper indastry II Arizona i ssp.
ID. The ssan Franuisco Chroaicle pre-
dicts that nnfsss q serious and nuexpec-
tad drawbAek occurs In the interim TO
copper mining, Arixona will Ia The next
ten pears head the list of Pacific coast
States and Territories In smelling. Mon
tanA alone outranks u now, bat that
States copper bearing belt Ia very con-
tracted c0snpafed With the arsa Of ground
ID the Tcrrisofy similarly rnineralised.
More capital IL being invested In the
latter's copper properties and develop
ment work u being condncted thsfe on
. larger scale than in any other section
oi the Pscific coast. Tho ore bodies are
large and practically inexhaustible and
the percentage oi mineral contained In
them 10 high. Plants for the generation
Of electricity for heat, power and light
purposes are being erected and planned
on great SCALE for some >of the Terri.
tory's reduction works 90 that the pro.
bleua Of cheap fuel and power is likely
70 be solved at an early date. As pros
pecting for fuel oil IL being prosecuted
at various points in the Territory. with
fair promises Of success, an additional
source Of cheap fuel for smelling Ia like
~ TO be added to its resources. Flor
ence Blade.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-12
Farmers Pretty Wife
Skips With a Laborer,

DlxoS, Cali, July i2.-This quiet
town has delightful scandal TO dis.
cuss. The wife Of James Hepworth, 9
prominent orchardist oil silyeyvipe, has
skipped out with gay iothario nsmed
P.J. shirland. shirland was employed
by Hepworth, and they were both miss.
ing this morning. Hepworth came to
Dixon to try TO find some trace of them.
As no conveyance or horses we're taken
from the stables he Ii sure that they
must have walked either 70 Davis or
Elmira, and from there taken ths train
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-12
The Defaact Bank
Receivers Report,

WAsHiNoroN, July l2-The Comptrol-
lsr received the preliminary report from
the recsivef Of the Seventh Notional
Bank Of New York City to-day. The
receiver estimates that the depositores
win receive Soc. on the dollar. A hum
dred per cent assessment on the stock
holders has been ordered.
The report contains no reference Ia
any OF the investigations now being
made concerning the criminal infrac.
Hons Of the law this being in the hands
Of the department OF justice.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-12
Notice to Wheeln,sn.

There's positively no need to 10 en-
dure discomfort by reason Of changing.
sunburn, insects stings, sore and pers-
pising feet or accidental bruises. You
forget these troubles In using Bucklen's
Arnica Salve. Infalible for Pimples,
Blotchee, Skin Eruptions and PLEA.
Sold by L. Zeckendorf 4 Co. wholesale
Geo. Martin retailer, 25 cents.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-12
TIE HOT WAVE THREATENS DII7

GHscaee, July l2.-Today q adsicss b
The Board of Trade ray tho heat and
drought 10 the southwest continu q
unbsoken. The damage outside Kansas
and Missouri 10 comparatively slight hat
unless there h relief within the next IN
days the corn crop situation viii ap-
preach calamity. e
The loss in hay and potatoes Il also
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-12

&-f5
BArRNAx's roisr, July i2.--The Con.
'stitution, Columbia and Independence
started again today in . triangular race
with a still twelve knot breeze. The
start was as follows: Columbia l:ils
o.; Independence II l:ll:2O; Gonstitu-
tioa II :l2 90. Az seen from shore the
Columbia turned the iirst mark at
II 40; the Constitution II ~ 30 :
Independence II 100 80.
The Columbia apparently turned the
pardon has been issued to Sam Den.
mis- who is serving = teYm In tho peniten-
tiary for mnrderons aseault committed
in Yavapai county.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-12

ALBuarEMavn, N. H.. Jniy Ia--Whise
herdins . flock u sheep % The range
betweea Ceboliitaa and Aio San fran-
cisco. abont tlsirts-Gss miles northwsst
ID Aibaqnerqse, Cerfssino Jaramiiio
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-12
Drowned In Surf
Fate Of Sea Hen.

sAsTa BAasARa, CALI. Jaly i9.--CAp-
tain ksassea snd saiaur namea Aadef-
son ci the snalin1 schooner Esiea we're
drowned hi ths snsfua san Mignei 10.
land while attempting 70 90 ashore Ia
taas.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-12
to parts unknown.

TO parts unknown.
Mrs. Hepworth was formsriy Miss
sallie Grigsby. She was beautiful
woman nnd the mother Of one child.
which che left with her husband. She
has always seemed . devoted wife and
mother, and the news oi the elopment
has caused . great sensation here.
Shirland was formerly connected with d
circus, and is q dancing teacher. As yet
the deserted husband has found no trace
OF the fleeing couple.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-12
Tsssblss q i Aliu.isass.

To bsueAt oshsfs Ksx. i. 7. w. Yer
nDn, ol HastuelL Ga, uSltse = For d
long time ! had . runnIng soee on my
leg. ! tried many xomediee without
henel3t, until ! nsed y kottle d Electric
Bitters and . bOx d buckIonss Arnica
falve, which cufsd me Aomnd ard well. =
Sores, Eruptions, Hofls. Ecsma. letter,
Salt Rheam ahoW impure hood. Thou
sands have f0nnd u Electric Bittsss 4
grand bloOd puri6ee thAt absolutely
guaranteed os moncy rsiunded W T..
Zeckendorf 4 Co. Hholesate Geo. Mar
TN retailer. Large bottles only 5oc.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-12

.srsat. n 4 e1ftmAt \ Z n
sof Kanass - r. i1 siI 4 % R "a
- sso. 90, - N - ! = ! II
u Jonn,s 4 ll|I| i || |
day a suusslsr k 3 sl| @ Sz
n. Idels INV - ~ " & IT|11
onAna - Il
sllA6s y
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-12
THE OLD BOATS ARE BEST
COLUMBIA BEATS CONSTITUTION

second mark LES 80; Constitution
l I;28 40.
The Columbia finished first at 2 90 :N
beating the Consultation by one minute
u second and The Independenee by ten
minutes % seconds.
RorHssAY, July I2.-Ths Shamrocks
raced today In thirteen knot breeze
that heeled them we'll over ana md test
ed al the spars and gear. oG Bosany
Point the Old Shamrock led ~ six
lengths. /.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-12
4 HeTder Killed BY
Bears and Her ClI

waa attached NJ 4 Iasos 6 I i sS
her two enhs. HI ~ ox -
frishstuiiy scEateks6 and @ |8 S|
died shen bstng tahea ~ r. 81
Lps Durenss. & 4
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-12
rlR. HOkE WAS At HOEI

PsrTssaLlx, July is-Foar masked
men catered the hstel of Peter Iioke
1t Yoskvllls ii nidnight and snconssr-
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-12

Certificate Of patent for the Chloride
town site, Mohaye county, hiss bssn re-
ceived By the Chloride authorities. In
80 days deeds viii be given to the lots.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-12

cd the prnptistoe ~ ~ lIlI5
a nght ieiIo~s N sist = liII5 T. u
wss Killed - Heke - n
lse. tn rsaanI y
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-12

FOUND-A 300o- mile ticket Numbered
406i5, issued % j. r. Gillespie, BY the
Southern Pacific. Owner may call at
4l8 8. Convent St.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-12

TEA GARDEN DRIPs--Is . sugar
syrup Of highest quality Once used al
ways nted--deliciously sweet makes
affy candy 10 perfection. Manufactured
y Pacific Coast Syrup Co, 707.7ie Ban
me st., San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-07
SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE Of The San Francisco
Call corner Of Market and Third streets; open
Until p o'clock every night the year
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street.
corner Clay; open until $50 p. m.
800 Hayes street: open until $50 p. m
6Ss McAllister street. open until $3.50 p m
6l5 Larkin street: open until $50 p m
leE Mission street; open until 10 p. m
22si Market street, corner SIXTEENTH open
until p.
LOG Eleventh street; open until p m
1896 Valencia street; open until 9 p. m.
Northwest corner Twenty-secono anu hen-
tucky streets; open until p.
220o Fillmore street; open until 2. n
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-07

passers. cooks and walters; good wages: per-
feet protection afforded Broadway wharf,
where employees are boarded and lodged on
steamer lying alongside: men working for
the company and giving satisfaction at this
time will be given preference in future Ap-
ply to Pacific Coast Steamship Company,
Broadway wharf, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-07

For 264S other positions come down and read
bulletin boards
MURRAY & READY. 6s4-6S6 Clay St
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-07

R. C. WILKE. 26k Kearny, rooms and TO-
We have about 300 houses, enlisted and great
bargains; come and list and we know
can satisfy you; houses to trade to ex-
change and money loaned don't forget the
office 1t is 2611 Kearny ST., rooms 9 and 10.
TEN rooms; Sutter: worth $1,000; rent s55 $3.50
IA rooms; Geary; f1rst-class; oak furTl 1850
IS rooms rent SIS; fine velvet carpets 400
Is rooms. rent & water S96 half cash 2400
NJ E. RIVES, 916 Market St; tel Main 12s
THE largest and best list of lodging houses
and hotels can be found at office of
G. W. SCHWEINHARD phone Mint 1911
el7 Market ST., near Fifth
A-NOTICE-we have roomlng-house all sizes
and prices. in all parts OF the city; get our
List first. MITCHELL & CO.. 12C6 Market at