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While II IS fact that m places the
crow Is not destructive TO am Important
dcsree, 1t Will be long time before he
will be considered a friend OF either the
farmer of the sportsman perhaps
never. Aud al the arguments that
may be advanced Ia favor OF the crow
will not save him from being shot nj;
killing Is a different matter. WhHa
those who have grown morbid from
reading new nature stun 20 10 ex-
trcmcs concerning crows. or anything
else for that matter sportsmen ms a
rule permit the crow 20 live iu peace
during TIM nesting season. 1t rs merely
q question OF fairness that dictates
their actions ln this II stands TO
reason that the sportsman who avoids
fishing during the spawning season and
protects game and game birds IN the
summer VIII not molest a crow when
1t has little ones in the nest that would
starve II the old birds were killed. But
after the young birds have grown
strong enough TO take care Of them
selves and all OF this black race have
resumed active operations against the
agricultmist and other birds they must
take care OF Themselves II found guilty
OF marnuding Field aud Stream
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No nroIscn heart.

TWO Bunolo girls were having "A
hcurt TO heart talk after tho usual
manner.
mod proposed TO me last night" Vlo-
let said
"Oh, do tell me all about it" the
other exclaimed, With an cxcltcd uttlo
nuttor
"Well, ho didn't act economically a
bit" Violet said. ole just blurted out,
'Er, Violet. dear, WIN you marry meT
We were IN tho library. and ho was
about 10 Hight II cigarette / gently but
firmly said, No and hc sighed and
lighted his cigarette. He did look rnth-
cr romantic thon with the smoke drift
ing about his blond hrod ana I wont
up md put my hand ON his shoulder.
Promise me. Ned, that you won't
let this ruin your Nor / asked IN tho
most gentle. sad way ! knew how"
How thrlllinPF her chum said
what did he say them"
Violots pretty mouth assumed do.
cidcd pout
Gle Bnid." che said, with dlsdain,
"'Now Yi. what did over do to make
you think ! was an idlotT IN Harper's
Wcclly.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-10-11

A Clergyman ON an Atlantic voyage
had To share stateroom with another
man. After short while" snld the
Clergyman, 'l began 10 worry about
some valunblcs had with me, and at
last took them to the purscr, saying:
1 should Ike 10 explain TO you that
am very pleased with my follow pas
scngcr. That rs. I nnd him gentle
man in every respect, and / wouldn't
hnvc YOU think thot-wcll. / wouldn't
have YOU think that my coming TO you
with these valunbles go 60 bc takon-
cr-er-ns any reflection ON him. The
puraor interrupted me, with broad
smile md soil' Oh lts all right, sir
Your friend has come to me with some
valuubies Of his own ana he said pre-
cis'ly The same thing about YOURSELF"
London TitBits.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-10-11

When Disraell was curly and smart
and comparatively unknown. he visited
the Royal Exchange OF Liverpool In
company with Duncan Stewart. q lead.
Ing merchant Of the city. II was at
high noon ana the exchange was
thronged by merchants. The scene so
Impressed the young member Of parla-
ment that he said TO Mr.. Stewart.
My ideal OF greatness would be that
81 man should receive the applause of
such an assemblage as this that he
should be checred as he came into this
room"
Disraeli went In aud came out un-
noticed, but several years later he
again visited the Liverpool exchange
in company with Mr.. Stewart His en-
trance was greeted by a cheer which
spread into roar and ended ln an
ovation. The testimony TO his political
prominence deeply moved Dlsraeli.
who, recalHng to MIR Stewart the re-.
mark DE bad made years before. said,
MY Ideal tcst OF greatness has been
realized "
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AnonrII arnAL-

character Of his prolects Twenty
years ago hc tolled with bare arms over
soap caldron Ia dark cellar IN a
tenement district. He had Just come
from Austria, spoke EngIah with an
accent and looked the typical immk
grant lie invented n now process foE
waxing paper and out OF Il made S20..
600, lie embarked IN business In
smuu way, but soon got up n ware
house scheme for which he had no trou-
bic I'm borrowing 100000. Then no built
q sugar refinery and sold II 10 tho sug-
mr. trust, making a cool million out OF
the denl. He tried starting match
factory. but this did not sell.
One Of his most noted enterprises
was the Majestic hotel IN PHILADELPHIA,
which he nttod up on scale OF un.
paralloled luxury. lie married and
his wife was conspicuous at the opera
for her jewels and gowns and I'm tho
parks she always drove with llverled
servants in faultlcsa attire.
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70 rush UP the steps Of his apartment
and slip something small and shining
Into the pocket OF bis long. loose coat.
The situation from Sheldon's point
OF view was bad enough without the
interference Of Jack Bentley. who had
entered his private office with scant
ceremony.
"Mr. sheldon said that young man
abruptly, Il learned an hour ago that
you have. through misrcpresontatiou.
appropriated certain securities belong
Ing to Miss Elliott"
For once Sholdon's self possession
deserted him. "What lie is thisY' nc
cried. half rising from bis chair
And" continued Bentley coolly. Il
have come 10 get them aud return
them 10 her"
4 refuse to give them to YOU"
you must"
Il om acting as her agent by what
right DO you
Bentley leaned across the table
"Mr sheldon" he said Erlmly. Il have
come for the papers and intend 70 get
them
Sheldon, his face livid. reached FOR
the bell. only 10 Gnd himself confront.
ed by a cleaning pistol barrel sur
mounted 10y white face with blazing
determined eyes
stay where you are TIN I'm through
with YOU" cried Bentley az white
heat NOW give them TO me-"
Il Will not"
you shalt"
I'm be ruined" gasped sheldon.
You'll be ruined II YOU don't III
have YOU arrested inside Of an hour"
The beads OF perspiratIon stood oui
on Sheldon's forehead With trem-
bling hands be opened tin box and
flung its contents mallg1antly across
the table
Take them, -- yopr' ho cried. with
bitter oath
And 20 IL was not until Miss Elliott
sat opposite Bentley at table at
lunch that she learned how ucarly she
had been delivered from ner "abun-
dance OF riches" She sat spcechless.
watching Benucy with beautiful hor-
riiled eyes as lac laid bare the decep-
ton that had been practlced upon her
touching lightly upon his own part I'm
the AFFAIR
oh she said In an unsteady voice.
what can l say to your 1 want 10
thank you cunnot-I do not know
how
lie leaned forward. hls eyes holding
hers across the flowers on the center
of the table
Il know he said under his breath
but | dare not ask-it is so much
Sine colored q delicious pink. but her
ewes met his brnvely
There is nothing that could he too
much" she said
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a certain Enpligh blrouct who Ind
dense and absolute ignorance Of
books and post events took notion
70 be presented to Dis king George III.
The barouet lived near a spot where
one Of the most celebrated battles lnd
been fought during tbp war of tho
roeos, but Of that fact hc had ucvcr
chancc1 to- hear Ifs mind wos set
upon more tangible things lie had no
use FOR information which was not up
tI date When he was presented TO
h.H a5ycrciaa .lo king who had looked
Dim up and w1s prepared with the
right thing t9 eay romWkcd gracious
ly. "Tou como from be conc or
very celebrated battle. J understand.
Sir W'IlamT
"WcH yom majesty" w.s .bc au.
swer II d'1 hnvc round or two with
the bIartem'ih but I'm worry much
surprised nlt your ma5rty should
llFo hoard of 60"
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NUMBER 80
ADoLPH sEeAL.
Leading Figurc In tho rhitsdeA-
phtn Bank scnndal


Tho corcer Of Adolph Scgal. who has
ocon arrested I'm connection with tho
wrcckiug OF the Real ENnto Trust
Company OF Philadelphia. is AN illustra-
ton OF the strange things that may bo
done hy an operator I'm high finance.
Scgn Is charged with completely in an
attempt TO wreck tho trust company.
and II Is supposed that tho failure OF
the institution and she death OF its
president, Frank X. ulpplc by suicide,
were due 90 the visionary schemes
which Segal promoted and which
when they dld not succeed involved all
associated with them I'm ruin. District
Attorney John c. Bell OF PHILADELPHIA
on the arrest OF Scgal and several OH
GERS OF tho trust company declared that
they had bccn engaged in n gigantic
conspiracy TO dofraud the institution
ana that as u result Of their acts moro
than S5,0OO,0O0 had boon abstractcd
from 1t ana embozzlcd for tho uso OF
segal ON the discovery OF President
Hipple's suicide his family found I'm his
room note In which ho had scrawlod.
II was fooled. Segal got tho money
Nobody 20 blame but myself"
Financial circles In Philadelphia nro
ot loss 60 explain how Sognl got tho
influence over IIipplo, hard headed
business man, which he came N exev~
else, Ilipple was noted for hts con.
sorvatism os financler. segai 30 fas
ns ho wns known nc an, wRs chlsGx
noted FOR his nerro md ths vialonary
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-10-11
AN Ancient Problem.

EHY gronma, ahc ra,u. WHO arc
I'VE your
"A And thcu ust hor. "Nvhyr'
And tbCn ( turn and ast my ma.
Az ma says. Doesn't know his namN.
Ana nvc yoars old pcNt fam"
Dut gran ma she rNii. "Who arc youg'
And not my namo at all
Sometimes I'm sttus ou tho stops
APPLYING with nay blocks.
And that blk boy across tho ntrcet.
/ SEQ him throwing rocks.
MY htty's aloupius 900 tho sun,
l 500 h,r twitob hen ,tr.
Aud then 1 think Tint thoy is them
And am mC-its quCyri
Some tmva I think my uamo ia mo.
jest like tho Sky it blue
but when 1 say Il lots ot tlmoa
"A once Il gots as ncwl
lt giNVH INC something down lnaldo-
/ Cuo1H ita fest pain
But when I 20 and ily my kite
lt gcts an rlght again.
There rpArltlos in my rrau.ms's cvoa
When Ohio SAYS. "Who are your
And sometimes I Jumps hack az her
And sasaca ot hUr. "Hool'
And mother timoH "a mnkru me ncnrcd--
MY winhCrH want tu cry
But Jest suugglo close Hud act.
say Ernn'mn, who uro ~"
Charlotte Wilson I'm Chicago Nowa
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-10-11
JUSTICE VERSUS CnIvALRY.

They may not have much chivalry
out west for we all know that the
South has monopoly OF that quality.
But the recent suffrage campaign in
Oregon has brought out the fact
that the wild wolly West has
remarkably fine clear-cut idea OF
justice to women as we'll as to men,
though, as matter OF fact, the
two cannot be separated,
The editor of the Milton Eagle
says
"The question Of whether or not
women need the ballot, or whether
they you'd improve conditions il
they had the ballot is not the point.
The questson is, have they a right
to the ballot7
Another editor says:
The last thing in the world we
should expect woman 10 ask for
is the ballot Gentlemen should
give it to her withou, her having to
ask for il. II isn't question
whether she wants 1t or needs Il.
but is it her rght7 If IL is, then il
should be given TO her without ask
ing
The man who favors women
suffrage IS the man who is governed
by his conscience, his sense of what
is just The man who opposes
suffrage for women eyadcs the quest.
on of right and justice and governs
his conduct by his prejudices and
and bis ideas of expedieney, both of
which be inherited from his great
great grandfather.
LEA CALVERT OBENoHArN.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-10-11

Edna-Dld your father SEQ your lovo
lcttcr from George1
Eva Yes. lie found it in the hail.
why But told him It was letter on
astronomy
Ednn- Astronomy How could you
tell such nor
Eva That wasn't nb dear. You
sec, George put lot of stars at tho
bottom FOR Kisses Town Topics.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-10-11

bly, HIr. IH johnny Jim tho Doy
Nl. 200 sorts of things
So I1 ..r make those hrlsht rcplic8
With r.ai sarcastic filings
Iv. got to laf about divorce
So pH com s.. 90 lis buug,
I-e zoe fa ask of politics
So pa can loose lls tongue
Thov lint tho THINGS Z care about;
1--WE rot tha.hies part
To w1st. my time ON r'lly stun
80 rl can pose oe smart
Now th.e is what q often think
Aud makes mo wonder co.
WlW don't they print tho things i osk
Tt1t ua d0at even kuow7
Puck
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She Iiad a. nomind uim.

oh. william she exclaimed after
they had got comfortably seated in tho
sleeper and werc waiting for the train
TO start. do YOU remember what this
tsp"
"What what isT'
What today ls7 Doa't you known
This Is TIE fourteenth anniversary of
our wedding"
oh pshrw! Why couldn't You have
let ne enjoy the trlpT-Chicngo Rec.
ord-Hor1ld.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-10-11

But surely Miss RoXley knew when
sie accepted the count that ho was
worthless"
Yes. bat he proved 60 be twice as
worthless a7 che thought him"
''II1w was thutF'
'S.c thovgIt size was going 20 get
l'm for Mllieu hut ho cost her two
million"-PhIlodelphio Press
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-10-11

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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-10-11

Sympathetic Motrou II you would
learn 10 make a systematic use Of your
time, you would not have 90 lead this
kind Of llfo
ltunon Wratz with hts mouth fulD-
] DO. ma'um. I giucrly put in bout
four hours eutln', twelve hours sloop-
IN an ten hours lookn fur places TO
cnt nm eincp. Chicago Tribune.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-10-11

Before l.tiig Gcc-2e was quite three
ycsH on smother boy arrived Ia the
fnmily on th" following day. when
Gcorre was takca 90 sec hls new broth
or wimt was his flther's surprise TO
hcar him eNciuim In a voice OF strong
disapDroval Como away papa. Don't
80 near lt lts q funny onc"- Llppin.
co'rs Aiag0anc
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-10-11

The Washington Post is authority
for the statement that, "it is csli.
mated that tbc two candidates for
governor TO Vermont expended half
am.Ilion dollars" butas The Republi-
cans majority was less than in any
election ucc 1880, save one, the
Republican Investment does not
seem % have been profitable. From
another earcc itis claimed that
the trusts and combines protected
by Oh. lar.0 and other corporations
expended $3.50 600 90 elect Little
Geld .ha Republican candidate Tor
Congress .H Maine This corruption
anil political debauching Of The
voter by special interests protected
by Republican legislation does not
even bring forth protest from our
reform President
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-10-11

Piles quickly and positively cured with
Df. shoop's Magic Ointment It's made
for Piles alone and {, does tte work surely
and with satisfaction. Ilchiuc, painful,
proiruding or blind piles disappear like
magic bv ns use. Large. N'ckc Capped
glass iars go cents,
Sold and recommended hy smcklers
Drug Store
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-10-11

Young mgu" said old 3.trox. you
hove I'd lot Of uoyo to o.k noe for my
dnueblcr'a hand Zoo marriage"
tno" ii, Fir' answered the poor
but o1pp1scl-to-bo.honest young man,
'aud ] wouldn't hay0 done &c had she
not refused t1 nak sou hcraclf"- Chi
C0rp Ne..a
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-10-11
In n Clnss Al Alone.

He- what Kind Of woman ls that
beautiful Alrs Swiftf
SIZE Well with one exception she
makes every man she meets sorry that
he isn't her husband.
Iic-And thc one eXccpuOn1
Sire oh. hos sorry that lac is.-Pick-
Mc-Tp
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-10-11
ntnc,rr weather.

Mycr This s certainly brncing
weather. isn't itG
Oyer u doesn't seem 20 bo ns brac-
ing ns 10 was yesterday.
Myer Eof
eyer SO, thrcc men brncod me FOR
the loan of dollar yesterday Chicago
News
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-10-11

1yro.eau maldcns are by old custom
spared .le necessity Of giving tongue
Go their AYE" on mo" The Grst ump a
yomg mon phys a visit as an avowcl
suitor he brings with him q bottle of
wine. OF which ho pours out glass
and offers 81 10 the object OF hls adec.
tons I'm any case she VIII not refuse
&c point blank that would Doc too gross
6n iusult-hut should tha wooer not Uo
agreeable to her or hls declaration
como little too premoturciv she do
cIInCs The proncrcd wine. pleading that
SO looks sour or that wine disagroos
with her or any other excuse that
feminine ingenuity may suggest II
she likes tho lad and ls equal t0 own
INK 10 she empues the glass. taking
care not 90 spill any Of the wine. for
10 shs does so o. the glass or bottle bo
broken 20 is an unhappy omen "They
have split tho wine between Them"
say the peasants when tho marriage
turns out badly
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-10-11

"Raapcr says that he really loves his
enemies
"Uc must" commented Mis- Cayenne.
Judging from the Industry with which
hc makes them. Washington Star
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-10-11

First Invcsugator [ think Judgo
Blowup ought TO wrlto our report ON
his investigation
Second investigator Not Judge
Blowup.
First Investigator -WhyT
Second Investigator lie knows moth
Ing about the business. lie helped us
invcDtIgu tc. Philadelphia Press.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-10-11

'Im g'Hl .o n.y. remarked Mrs.
strouemiudo 600 nn lusinuatiug tone.
'th1t my husband is not q sporty man"
on replied Mrs Kahyppc. look
ing very sweet and innocent. "Im aur-
priced tO hear you sny thGt. have nl-
ways supposed that no must have mar.
riel you 600 "a bct"- PitlsJurg Dispatch.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-10-11
A Few Good Stories
To Tell Your Friends

Y y the course OF 0u oral examination
n one oay at The Maryland unNcr.
sity medical school q professor nd.
dressed Il hriEht pupil and said.
'Jgmcs. ii YOU were called In 20 see
a potcut who needed Qumino. what
would YOU give as a substitute FOR that
I'm case you could not got it7"
James thought minute ana replied.
why I would give him QuIninc, OF
course"
'But suppose you could not obtain
thot drug said the professor.
James thought the muttcr over again
AMI said, ia give him qulnmc. pro.
fessov, sure"
The old professor became eNasperot-
od and said 1T IS plain that you are
seeking 60 ev0dc the question Now.
want you 70 suppose that thorc IL not
any quiplno within goo miles"
james hung his head IN deep thought
nnd nnUlly answered, Professor ia
give him QuInlno Il had TO 20 all tho
way TO the north polo TO got it."
Tcn-year-old Fred was going TO a
party Cor the first time.
'iicrcS q half dollar, Fred pOld hia
father: "ir It rains, he suro you take IA
cab home"
When Fred got homo no was thor
oughly- drcnchod
"Why didn't you take cubT' ex-
claimed his father
"l did, father" replied Fred. "aud
l sat on the box all tho way homo.
II was glorious"
well known artist was walking
with IA friend one day when his com.
poulou suddenly discovered he had a
tooth IN bad condition As tho palr
were passing drug store tho man
with the throbblng molar asked tho
other:
What would YOU advise for the
toothuChcW
why" innocontly replied the artist,
'thc last tlmc I had toothnehc / went
home and my wife kissed II away"
The frlcnd paused moment and
then asked, "Gs your wife homo nowf"
Philadelphia Ledger.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-10-11

True and tued fricnds of the family De-
Wits Little Early Rises. Best for results
and best to take. Rosy cheeks and sparkling
eyes follow The use of these dependable
little pills. They DO NOT gdpe or s.ckcn.
Sold by SuIcklers Drug Store and WIN
NJ Dent Newburc
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-10-11

Secretary Shaw has come to the
relief Of the money market again by
loaning the Wall Street financial
sharks few more millions of the
public funds withou. interest and on
security other than national bonds.
Who says The administration is di-
voroed from Wall Street influences9
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-10-11

Representative Burton Of Ohio
prssisis in demanding that Senator
Dick rctircs from the management
OF the Republican party, which he
declares is me first step towards re-
form But can anything reform
the Republican party Of Ohio as
long as Foraker Dick. Cox and
even Burton are allowed to run it9
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-10-11

When a horse IS so ovcUworked DO lies
down and In other ways declares its inability
10 90 further you would consider it cdm.-
nal 10 use force Many man Of humane
impulses, who would no, willingly harm a
kitten. u guilty Of cruelty where his own
stomach Is concerned Ovcrdnvcn, over
worded, then what il needs is something
that will digest The food eaten and hello the
stomach 20 recuperats Something like
Kodol From Dyspepsia that IS sod by
sold hy Suicklcr's Drug store and WIN
N Dent Of Nowbure.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-08-03

The COW knows by instinct what
feed ration suits her best.
Every COW in the daily barn should
have a window to herself.
Dairyman, study your cows and then
yourself and see If you are fitted ia
take care of them.
Swinging stanchions are comforta.
bic, not expensive and do not obstruct
the interior of the stable.
Cement floors cost more at first, bul
their permanency makes them cheap.
From 60 to "a degrees is about ths
proper temperature for the rinse water
in winter buttermaking.
If you have raised and put by lots
Of feed the cows will take care Of it
and incidentally OF you.
If the dairy floor is cement, plenty
Of bedding must be used so that the
cows udder may not touch the floor.
When you go out to buy cows this
fall don't buy the first one you see
Look around and see II you can't 6nd
. batter Ona