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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-08
OMAHA ROADS NET
EARNINGS $4,632,806

Chicago, Sept. S.-The annual report
o. the Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis &
omaha railroad, which was published
today, shows gross earnings for the year
ended June 80 of $12,943,750 and total
expenses es Of $ss3lo,944, leaving net
earnings OF 50, 632,806. Out Of this
dends, and $66O,O00 set aside to the
credit of the fund established for i'm
proyements in the system. The balance
to the credit Of the income account, in
Guiding the amount available at The
close OF the preceding fiscal year IS
- 543s '.s5ST's 49, ssg 49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-08
!. SOMEONE PAYS UP !.
!. LOSS OF S2,50O,0O0
Rev. D.. a. Greene Of Pittsburg
Manages to straighten Out
Enterprise Bank Tang1e.
Journal Special service.

Journal Special service. ~.
Pittsburg, Sept. s.-The $500 depos-
itors Of the failed Enterprise National
bank park Of ct Allegheny have been promised
that It they will agree. not to prose.
tuition, that all the losses will be made
good and at once.
This has been accepted by the rank
and file of the ;depositors who have
been in bad way since Oct. 18 Hast,
when Cashier L. Clarke shot himself
and the doors Of the bank swung shut
with loss of fully $2,500,OO0.
The deal for this sort Of settlement
has for some time been in the hands
Of Rev. D. a. Greene, pastor Of the
Manchester Presbyterian church.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-08
AITY..GEN. MOODY
~. MAY BE NAMED
Massachusetts Man Mentioned for
Prospective Vacancy on
g.. Supreme Bench.
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service. -~@,>:: IN :
Washington, Sept. St is intimated
in well-informed official quarters that
Attorney General Moody may be nom.
mated as assistant justice Of the United
States supreme court to- succeed Jus
:t1ce Il enry B. Brown, who has notified
President Roosevelt of his Intention
to retire. 80 ....- rs. =
Attorney General Moody is a citi
zen of Massachusetts,, as is Assistant
Justice Holmes. : ~ = q ~ =.
:. The statement about Moody fits il
with the now generally accepted belief
that. Secretary Taft will decline the
president s offer to appoint him TO the
vacancy caused by Justice Browns re-
tirement. ) tt -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-08
SPURIOUS SEEDS
SOLD BY DEALERS
Secretary Wilson of Agricultural
Bureau Issues Blacklist of
Seed Firms.
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service. >'-~-.
Washington, Sept. 8.-Persistent and
widespread ,adulteration Of seeds sold
to the governme mt for distribution un-
der congressional .dispensation is dis
closed by Secretary Wilson. The seed
samples weresfound to run from 7 to So
per cent arbitration, mostly in vel
low trefoil andsbur clover,
y A blacklist$f seed firms just issued
contains the names Of ten dealers.
Three hundral and ffty--two. samples
of seed Of alfalfa were obtained IN the
open market and examined. OF these,
16a,,Sor nearly an shalt, of the samples,
were found toeontain the destructive
parasite plant, dodder; nine samples
were found to be adulterated with
5seed&of yellow trefoil, and nine sam
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-08
TAFT'S BROTHER SHIFTS
6ryan's Speeches Drive Professor into
Republican Ranks,
Journal Special Service

Journal Special Service.
Watertown. Conn, Sept. 8.-Profes-
sor. D: Taft, brother of Secretary Of
War Taft, announced his conversion to
the principles of the republican party
at caucus last night, but took occa-
sion to scold the leaders in Connecticut
for their "shamelessness' in electing
Morgan Il. Buckley to the United
States senate last spring.
IT have been, since I was able to
vote, q democrat, a Cleveland demo-
crat, if you please, but Bryant s latest
action has driven me to the wilder
ness" said Professor Taft.
Professor Taft is at the head Of a
boys school here. He walked down to
the caucus with practically the entire
faculty Of the academy.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-08
WHITE -PALESs AT. !. !,
STUDENTS RUSH.
r Former m Premier ct Russia Badly
!. frightened Students Call
- Him Blackguard.
Journal Special Service,

Journal Special Service. .>.7171'*z2 = - :
:, Soden, Sept. 8,-As Count de Witte,.
the former Russian premier, was leav.
ing his hotel in an automobile yester-
day a Russian named Rosenberg
pushed his way thru the crowd, took
off his hat and called out something to
the former Russian premier. AT the
same instant he was, seized from be-
Several Russians Who are living in
the hotel and who were in the com
pany of Rosenberg called out insulting
epithets in German, such as ttb black.
guard and 90 scoundrel ~ They were
imme diately arrested. They were; all
Russian students who are studying
chemistry. -
When Rosenberg addressed Count
&c Wltte the latter became pale as
death and looked round as if seeking
to escape >"'a@: - 80
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-08
JUDGE 0YERRULES
ROCKEFELLER PLEA 4.
Motion to Quash Information
:, Against Oil King Denied
in Ohio, +.% r

: Findlay, Ohio, Sept. s.-Judge Bank
the information fled against John D.
Rockefeller and all the Standard Oil
cases. A plea of abatement was filed in
each case, and all were also overruled
and the defendants given until next
Tuesday to file motions.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-08
BOY FIRES HIMSELF Ut.
Combination Of Matches and Oil in
Pocket Proves Dangerous, p

Frank Rand; lad Of IS years, living
in. Merriam Park, was the. victim of a
most peculiar accident on the fair
grounds today and is now at the emer.
gency hospital for treatment. His thigh
is badly burned and before he can 20
home he will have to secure another
pair Of trousers. ~. !,
It appears that young Rand had a lot
his pocket, He carried a whip with
thigh. Once lie hit too hard, ignitinp
the matches which set fire to the oil
in the can, and in a moment his trous--
ers were ablaze. Happily all this &C..
CURED in front Of the St. Paul fire sta.
ton and: a bucket of water soon put
out: the flames. =, :,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-08
Reception for BRYAN,

Lincoln, Sept. S.-Four hundred near
11elg5boors and friends last night ten
at the, Methodist Episcopal church at
Normal, the Bryan suburban home. Mr..
Bryan made an address, treating in an
interesting way the religions Of the
old world. He said he returned to the
United States a firm advocate of, for
eign missions. ~ ss-T0 +. :, { -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-08
Election was Foretold.
EspERANro youaxA1 uoaN,

Oklahoma City, Okla. Sept. S.-L'Amerika
Esperantesto, the first Esperanto journal ever
published in America. has commenced publi-
cation here. Over forty such Journals are pub
,nshed In Europe, where the late Geneva con.
ference created widespread interest in the sub
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-08
SENATOR NELSON
WOULD BUY GOA
journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service 1.
Christiania, Sept. S.-The newspaper
Kysten says that United States Senaa-
tor Knute Nelson of Minnesota has pros
posed that the American government
purchase the steamer Gjoa, which re-
cent? completed "a voyage thru the
nor .ti passage, in order that she
may be, the. first vessel to go thru the
Panama canal and thus be tie oniy. shin hin
that has sailed around America.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-08
XoeRA1N rs A KNIGHT.

Rome, Sept. s.-pope Pins TO-DAY .nno,n+oa
T.. McGrain of New York conductor. Of Tho
da1e est american pilgrimage to Rome knight
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-08
JESUITS CHOOSE
GERMAN GENERAL
Francis Xavier Wernz Is Made
Head of the 0rder-Pope
Is Pleased.

VIZ Rome, Sept. 8.-Francis Xavier
Wernz, a German, was today elected
general Of the society by the Congre-
cession to the late Father Martin. '
Altho the strictest secrecy was oh.
served, it is learned that two ballots
were taken before the final choice was
maze. The announcement that a new
general of the order ha;i been chosen
was communicated to the outer world
py the ringing of bell which was
the signal That the meeting was at an
end. Formal announcement Of the
election then was made to the rector
OF the college and Father Alfred Nlaer-
Tens, procurator general of the Jesuits,
went to the Vatican to inform Pope
rus OF the companys S. choice.
The Pope Is Pleased.
The pontiff expressed great satisfac-
II t1on over :, the selection of Father
the POSITION said the pope when he
had heard the message. He charged
Father Maertens to take to General
Wernz the apostolic benediction and
also an affectionate letter of greetirg
which he wrote to the new general,
Father Wernz's comment upon his
election, according to story which
came from the council chamber was,
God, I am not worthy, but thy will
and that OF st. lgnatius be done.'
Joined Society at 49,
Father Francis Xavier Wernz was
2, ls42, and at the age Of IS years
entered the society of which ne today
was chosen head. After a long course
OF preparatory work he took up the
study Of canon law at Dittan Hall, and
IN 1883 received an appointment as
professor, in the Gregorian university.
SINCE, 1904. In 1897 Father Wernz be-
gan the publication Of series Ct
books? dealing with the most profound
questions of canon law. Four volumes
of this work already have been pub
lished: He is a consulting member Of
the Congregation Ecclesiastic, Extra
ordinary Affairs, and Index Council. 8:
It is predicted that the choice Of
Father Wernz as general of the Com
fusion Of new life into the organiza-
ton. He is recognized in church cir
cles as a progressive man of recent
day ideas and extremely energetic.
Election was Foretold. Ia
An interesting anecdote of Father
Wernz's boyhood, when gypsy sooth-
sayer predicted his later success in life,
is recalled: According to the story,
when the old gypsy fixed her eyes upon
the boy she raised her hands above her
head, exclaiming:
=, There is. man Of the future He
will command men,
"Will he become chief of the
gypsies?" asked one Of the spectators.
He will be more than that the
old woman replied. "Others may be
king Of the gypsies, but he will be
pope OF the gypsies.''
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-20
She said Yes

The following marriage license have
been issued by County Clerk Walls since
September
Guy Lipscomb 10 Pearl Elma Lee 40.
James Vincent Eaglen a. Senie Viols
Downs 81.
Daud Frank Wolfe % 2lyessa A. Boil.
yard 20.
Charles A Feeser &c. Fannie Grace
Albright ~
zian zimperni az Bouoli Gavioni 10.
Charles Calad 81. Stella May Stansburry
~
Asa Wesley Martin a., Elizabeth Fran.
ces Clarkson 10
Walter G. Smith "a. May - Wirsing a.
John Harry NcG ga. Arab Mildred Muir.
dock a.
Simon p Wright g. Blanche Messen.
ger ~
John f Dua g. Bessie ShaGer %.
William J. Dill o. BERTHE L. Robinson
40
All natives Of Preston county except
Miss Lee and Fesser and bride who were
born in Maryland and Eaglen who is from
Monongaia county and his bride was born
in Fayette county Pa and the Italian cou
pie were from Italy and Martin was born
in Pennsylvania and MISS Murdoch who
was born in the Sunaower State.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-20
QUART.
correspondence OF The Argus.
Cool nights and hot days.
CuZIARr


Cool nights and hot days
Our people are buisly engaged with their
buckwheat which is little below am aver.
age crop
Mrs. Fanna Watson OF near Masontown
Is calling on friends in this community.
Miss Elsie Lyengood is working for Ed.
Watson OF Masontown.
Mr. and Mrs w. a Wolfe was calling
on Locust Grove friends Sunday
George Liyengood and James Feather
treated the young folks to an old time apple
cutting last week
Mir Lee Frankhouser and Jesse Muller
Of Terra Alta we're spouting w a Crane $
new house and barn last week
Charley Atchercheu and son OF Cranes
Vile is painting w. a Cranes house.
w. A. Crane and a s Chichester made
TWO trips to Terra Alta the past week
Carrel Ringer purchased a enc colt Of
Grant Rodeheaver
Mr. w a Wolfe has returned home
from Reedsvile where she was visiting
relatives Tor a month
Marshal Ringer one OF Prestons stand by
democrats, still carries our mail Marshal
IS very punclual and right on the dot
Miss Pearl Feather attended the apple
cutting at her fathers Saturday night
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-20

Correspondence o, The Argus.

Cav Guseman came home from Morgan.
;oWn sunday
Joe Hickey went TO Uuiontown on a
business trip again last week
Misses Malissia aud Clara Guthrie were
visiting at I. J Kellys sunday
Maxwell Forquer Of near Brandonville
was here on business Friday.
The Kelly thrashins machine was
thrashins lot the people In our vicini,
the past week
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hileman OF Addison
Pa were visiting friends here recently
Miss Maude GuSeman is visiting relatives
aud friends at Morgantowu this week.
Charles Loueks OF Sco,tdale Pa. ana !
:. Feather OF Mt. Braddook Pa. were here
again Friday
Lueian Frankhouser and children OF
near Bruceton were guests al : Frank
Kelleys sunday.
wm. Williams Of near CuiIart was at
Geo. 4. Spikers on business Wednesday
last.
Bruce Dealwile aud baby OF Kendall Md.
were visiting at ] II Deals few days last
week
Mrs. Peter Hickey who has been sick the
past two weeks was worse Sunday morn
ms and called DIR. Wilkinson OF Brandon
vile to see her
Mrs Raugh aud children OF Newburg who
had been visiting her brother Edward
Wolfe returned home last week.
smith, OF Pittsbure, working In the in
tercst OF Lindsay and Co was here SUNDAY,
Mrs. Sarah Kelly returned home Thurs
day from visiting friends at Terra Alta.
Rev ID. a Friend came TO preach for
the people here Saturday evening and
Sunday morning expecting to have com.
munion seyice in the grove. but early
sunday morning he received a message
tina, his mother was dying and he lett for
home al once.
Mr.. Ed Watson OF near Reedsvlllc. w
A. Wolfe and wife OF near Cu11art were
among friends here Sunday
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-20
Program

The following is the program Tor the
Filth Sunday Meeting to be held with the
Kingwood baptist church Sept 40 and 90,
SATURDAY EVENING.
Bible Study
90 An exposition OF John 70 7.fs Rev
+ Ellis Jones
% The doctrine Of sin Rev W ~.
Bsylcs
sUSDAY MORNING.
Missions
10 90 The scripture basis for Missionary
endcavor Rev Ross Ward
90 90 The Christians obligation to
Missionary Endeavor Rev. H T..
Hardway
SUNDAY hFTERSOON.
Bible study
go An exposition Of Peter 90 Rev.
w 81. Baylcs
3 20. The Doctrine Of Grace. Rev. g.
Kills Jones
auNDAY EyENfNG
Evangelistic
+ 90 Services conducted by Rev q. Eui,
ZONES
Every body is cordially invited 10 attend
aI these services
GEo 70 DEgFR pastor
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-20
GO TO MURDOCK'S.
We are Looking for People

Who appreciate good cookery people
who know good bread when they sec it and
taste IL
II is easy TO convince such people that
there is no -four equal to
DEWEY HEsI.
Dewey Best Is made right in oar mill.
where every process is carefully watched
by an expert
VIC keep in all the nutritious parts Of the
plump. golden grain We keep out all the
dust and dirt and impurities
Deweys Best is by Tar the purest flour
sold. and il makes the hghiest whtest
bread you ever ate
At T. $ Brown s, Reedsylle. In ful
weight 7ljI I'D bags. order today
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-20
SUNDAY school Picnic

Mrs. G. NJ. Mctl'er and Miss Rose
Lynskey Of Newburg are here today with
their Sunday School Class composed Of
the following Young ladies' willard Deck.
Edith and Fhula McMacken. Mildred Bes.
YER Lesraine De6nbaugh Georgia Howard
Fannie WsddcH Edna Lang, Mona Wolfe
Ethel Wolfe B'anch Newcomo Lsduska
Albright NeaIa DuIin. Helen MctHer and
Csthiyno PiRkings ofIcrra Alta as visitors.
They drove over .n hacks and returned
this evening
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-20
Notice TO Settle

AL parties owing the undersigned will
please call at the Hardware Store Price
street Kngwood and close up their accoun,
as have sold out goods, goodwill and all
10 the firm Of r. + Martin & Co and
retired from the business and desire To- get
my accounts, both debts and credits All
closed up. Capt J f.. Murdoch is m
charge Of the books at The store and will
settle all accounts
T. J.. BowERMAsrER, Kingwood w Va
Sept 3. 1900
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-20
NOPE PLOTS

Disturbance Of strikers are not nearly as
grave as an individual disorder OF the
system. Overwork loss Of sleep nervous
tension will be followed by utter collapse.
unless q reliable remedy - immediately
employed There's nothing so efficient Co
cure disorders Of the Liver or Kidneys
as Electric Bittcrs. It's a wonderful tonic
and effective neryine and the greatest all
around medicine for run down systems
II dispels Nervousness, Rheumatism and
Neuralgia and expels Malaria germs Only
soc, and satisfaction guaranteed
Sold by Cooke Supply Co, Of ffowesvillc
J. a. Lenhart, Of Kingwood and Irona
Supply Co. Of lrons
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-20
Card OF Thanks.

We desire TO return our sincere thanks
20 the kind friends and neighbors Tor their
aid and sympathy IN our time Of trouble
and sorrow during the illness and death OF
our husband and father the late Ellis r
Grimes May Heaven bless you and yours
Mrs. 49, T.. GRIMES.
f. K T. CRIME.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-20
Notice

All creditor q the late James y. Braham
are hereby notified 90 present their accounts
for settlement between now and the 18th, Of
October, 1000
a. MAHALA BRAHAN, Adminisrstor.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-20

A small farm Of 30 acres lying on Salt
Lick Union district Preston, Co W. Va.
Good % room dwelling house new, stable and
all necessary ont buildings, young orchard.
fine water. viii sell al a bargain. Call on
or address FFfE Woif, Recdswls, w Va
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-20
The New County Home.

The new County lnhrmary now building
on the county Farm near town. is going TO
be splendid home Tor the county poor,
II is large and roomy aud we'll arranged
with eigh, rooms in front tor the residence
of the Superintendent, with halls and star.
ways and plenty OF doors and windows. so
that the building will I've we'll aired and
lighted. There is large basement and the
building will be heated with furnace undcr
1t. The work is progressing slowly how.
ever and it will be a new year before it will
he completed and perhaps the spinr time
again. The contractors and the County
Count arc having some misunderstanding
about the plans aud specifications. The
main trouble about the matter, is that the
contractors cannot possibly come out on the
Job as the conuae, p,ice is too low for the
work 1t will be a good thing for the
county II they ge, the Job done for the con
tract price.
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Mrs. Frank Carroll has been quite sick
the past week or two.
Charley Krsner of neo, Browns Mill was
here Wednesday.
MIR Thomas Cool of near Fellowsvlle, is
here visiting his daughters, Mrs. ], s Field
and Mrs. Clyde Conley.
Prof. II. L. Flesher is here ready to open
school next Monday and will go ahead any.
how even Il the new addition is no, COM
ple,ed.
Miss Cora Walls has gone to IIagerstown
to enter Kee Mar College. Her father G.
\. Walls accompanied her there this week.
All the good qualities Of Eys Cream
Balm, solid, are found in Liquid Cream
Balm. which is intended Tor use n atomilcrs.
That 1t is an unfailing cure for Nasal
Catarrh is proved 10y an cvcr-increaslng
mass OF testimony. IL does not dry out MOI
rasp the tender aIr-passagcs. II ailays the
Inflammation and goes straight 90 the root
of the disease Obstinate old cases have been
cured in a few weeks. All druggists, 7Sc.,
including spraying tube, or mailed 10y Ely
Bios, 50 Warren Street, New York.
Eugene Sommerville of Sommerville
Sommetville, Lawyers, Grafton, w. Va,
will be at the Office Of the late Rufus Holder
during next week TO look after oil the busi
ness Of the late Prof Holden.
T.. SoMMEuvLLr
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WANTED bright girl 90 attend to the
telephone apply az Suckers Drug
Store ~
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Madden { NaIIy
Wholesale and Retail Dealers boz
FOREIGN ANO DOMESTIC LIQUORS
Wines, Gins, Brandies, Etc.

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All our goods conform 10 the new.
ly enacted National Pure Food Laws.
We invite you when in Oakland 90
Inspect Our Liquors.
A Trial Order
will convince you Of the merits Of
our goods. DOR satisfied customers
in your vicinity is our best reason
why you should buy from as.
We have Sherwood, Braddock,
Melky Miller accident District,
Monticello, and other Whistles
Our prices run from 500 for
Kentucky Rye to 5000 for D Sachs
Boufboun (tz yrs old. Our Brad
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quality, purity, proof, age and price.
Peach Apricot and Cognac Bran
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Beer
We give you prompt and efficient
service All orders shipped same
day received.
MADDEN z NAllY
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PAPER SUPPLY STORE, G.. G.
GILES, HIGH STREET, KTNGWOOD,
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