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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-20
A Trial Order

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our goods. Our satisfied customers
in your vicinity is our best reason
why you should buy from us.
We have Sherwood, Braddock,
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Our prices run from 81 90 for
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Bourboun (I2 yrs old). Our Brad
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Beer.
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-20
5. A. NALkY,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FOREIGN ANO DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Wines, Gins, Brandies. Etc.

BaS- We handle Double Stamped
Whistles exclusively.
All our goods conform to the new
ly enacted NationalPure Food Laws.
We invite you when in Oakland TO
Inspect Our Liquors.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-20

r. q. Dewitt & Co, Of Chicago whose
laboratory Kodol Is prepared assures us
that ithis remarkable digcstsut and cor
roctlve for the stomach conforms fully to
all provisions Of the National Pure Food
and Drug Law. The Kodol laboratory is A
very large one bot q a1 the sufferers from
Indigestion and stomach troubles could
know the virtues Of Kodol 10 would be lm
possible Tor the manufacturers TO keep Ip
with the demand. Kodoi is sold bs Strick
ler's Drug Store, Kingwood. and w. NJ
Dent Newburg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-20

Wc are oft fiaz Arfing,on Park lots
on easy" ttruaf rweuty.ave dollars
secures and lot. SsS9 10 $500 q month
pays for it SQs iniegesi. no tgxos
Our illustrated folder shows you
how you can get q free trip 10 Pitts.
burg end many Tofher interartng
things abort this great money.meFing
opportunity Write for Sc today-itB
free
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16
Nst,assi Railway useislation.

The Hepburn blu. a. passed BY the
House. DOES not undertake 20 make
rates for the ratirOads- II provi0es
that after p rate u made. u u IL COM
pisiyed Of ~ being unjust and unFea. .
sonx6sc. the interstate Commerce
Continuation may examine anc deter.
nine wheaeAes tir, complaipe II ~en
founded. anA e. it II. may ~ rats
which Il. just and reasonable. his rate
to 90 Into eject aft1r thirty ds.'s. sub
jecS meanwhile To judicial review. IN
other words. u the commission decides
that rate In Unreasonable. and hxes
nne that IN its opinion II reasonable
the burden Of proof to show that II Ia
not is transferred from the shipper Ia
the railroad.
The unanimity Of the vote on the
rate regulation bill in the House Will
be warning TO the Senate not to at
tempt to Ridetrack this measure. Oi
course. there win be opportunity for
full debate on it-an indeed there was
In the House-but no attempt to pre-
vent vote will be tolerated with pa :
thence by the people.
Publicity Of railroad m-thods and
accounts is one OF the features OF the
Hepburn bill. II iH In line with the
trend of the times. which demands
publicity In regard to the affairs oi
nil pubiic corpOratiOns.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16
SWINK TOWN
SITE SALE.
Great oppostualtsss osssesl Investors
at tis New Town os Swink.
February ~.

Feb. 81 will bs = notable day IN the
Arkansas Valley. On that day will occur
the auction sale Of lots At Sw'nk. the new
and promising town Ave miles east OF
Rocky Ford. There IL now building into
Swink the Holly 4 Swink railroad. much
Of the grading being done. ties and rails
on the ground and four engines ordered
for the freight and passenger service.
Within the last ten days Swink has
been transformed from farm 70 . well
populstsd town Of 800 or 400 people. the
number Of tents indicating that . email
army was In possession.
An artssian well 10 down $50 feet and
steady progress being made.
Tns excavation for the 100000
twelve hundred ton sugar factory is
about completed and much material Is on
the ground for its rapid construction.
Two lumber yards will DO established
ot once that building operations may be
facilitated. Also hotel.
With a sugar factory. two lines OF rail-
way. and surrounded by an agricultural
section unsurpassed in Colorado. tho town
Of Swink offers unusual chances for tho
profitable investment OF money.
Attend tho sale and get your share Of
tho bargains.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16
Announcement.

In announcing change In management
Of tho Rocky Ford Trading Co. beg to
state that the policy Of our company will
be tho ssmo as Il has boen in the past
and will continue sale Of the John Deere
Piew Company and Parlin 4 orsndorh
Piow Company farm implements. These
companies are very much alive and ae-
tive In the advancement In the manufae-
turs Of their farm tools and TO have them
the best that money and skill can pro-
dues. and We offer them 70 you At the
prices asked for the other kind. The
John Deere and Canton Piow. ~ well as
their drag and disc harows and general
line Of implements have bssa used and
proven their worth - the best adapted
70 our ssetion. and we would b pleased
70 have you call At the hrst opportunity
and inspect our new goods. Il will Afford
10 pleasure 70 show you through our line.
Our psiess are right and We are here 70
please you.
Our stock Of road wagons, bugsiss.
surriss. carriages. express and delivery
wagons. b largs and they are occupying
TOO much room. We wish 70 reduce this
stock 70 make room Tor eehsr goods and
will close out . portion Of this stock at .
reduced price which will mean eonsidsr-
able 10 any one contemplating purehas-
ing anything In the vehicle line. We
understand that eanvasssrs are now In
the field soliciting ordsrs for farm
machinery and spring work. Do not b
In hurry about placing your ordsrs for
these goods or anything In tho plow. har-
row. wagon or harness line. until you
have our prices. no matter what induce
mont or promises arc mado wo can save
you money in your purchases which we
will prove to you at tho first opportunity.
There arc no bet;er boot tools made than
the John Deere and Canton goods and we
will DO pleased to sell them to you when
you arc ready for these tools very reason
able. Be sure TO got our prices before
you place your order. We soil tho Plane.
Junior four row riding beet eul,iyator.
We put out few Of these last season
and they proved so satisfactory tina. We
purchased car load for this year. We
have large stock OF heavy farm and
light single driving harness which were
bought before tho heavy advance In
leather and arc sclliagi,hom at the sano
old price. Come around and lets talk 1t
over. Nuf sed.
II. 3. DYE. Manager.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16
Concerning the -
Water Question.

Tho following representatives Of tho
city government, made ,np on Monday
in the interest OF more water for Rocky
Fo.d:-Mayor Pollock. Alderman Rsifcl.
Stree. Supervisor crosicr. Water Com
missioner Kendig. accompanied BY G. w.
Lewis. Chas. Rcekor and chas. Hushaw.
Tnc springs belonging to the Fowler
Crystal Springs Co. were frs; visited
after which the anteloupc Springs were
inspected. At The latter place Is where
Lewis Bros. are making large reservoir
under which will be several thousand
acres Of fino land. The trip was made in
a. II. Griswold's and Chas. Cartwright &
automobiles. Half Of tho PARTY go. b-ek
tho same night b1; tho other auto run
ming shUrt Of gasoline made necessary
three mile walk. night ride. then spend
ing the nigh, in ordway.
The Rocky Ford visitors were Impress
cd with the purity Of tho Fowler water
and believe that It would no desirable
source Of supply IL requisite duanity
could be assured. Tho great expense Of
pipe line TO the Crystol Springs makes
il imperative that there be no doubt as to
the required quantity bang available
And that means. not only enough for the
present use ard for several years in the
future. but a surplus over such csti-
mated demand. Such required supply
is not now in sight at Fowler and very
considerable development will DO neees
sary before these conditions will warrant
the city in considering the Fowler S2rinr
as probable source Of supply. Ano
after experiments have shown that the
desired quantity can be furnished will
come the question Of price. The city is
in q position 20 pay only reasonable
figures as il has under it reliable supply
OF the best Of water which can be made
available by system Of artesian wells
fitted with enduring eas,rg.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16

Farmers Institutes resemble Christ
mas In this. that they come only once
n year. Remembering this fact every
farmer surely can see his way clear to
J., nrcscnt. The program will be found
in full In another column and Il prom
ises much valuable Information. One
OF the leading questions asked thes,
days ir. will 1t pay? In this particular
case the answer is c:nphltically. Yes.
So plan your work so ns to be pr escnt
at least q Tc-;i.n Qc :r,"y toy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16

Tho Arkansas Valley railroad is max
ing excellent progress. = large force OF
graders being At work all along the line.
This week the grading has been up to the
factory grounds. Material Of all kinds
has been purchased and everything points
to the rapid construction OF the road.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16

The Santa Fe is Just now onrcrine
specially fine trains an1 fast time for
the California travel. or which they
are securing an imncnre amount The
Santa Fc's California ! limited is ex-
'ciusivelv frst-clnss travel and those
who wish to travel with tn" most lux
nrious appointments should take this
train.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16

The Sugar Factory at Swink has ar
ranged with tho A. T. & S. F. r. r. to
put in siding betwee, Rocky Ford and
Wietzer and also one between Rocky
Ford and Newdale. at each Of which
sidings beet dump will be erected to
accommodate the patrons Of the ew
factory. J. e. Gauaer.
Supt. Of Agriculture.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16
First Presbyterian Church.

Trinity. Next Sunday evening. "Regen-
eration". 49,
- First Presbyterian Church.
=. = nv. !. Davenport. pastori
Tho pulpit will be supplied morning and
evening by Rev. J. W. Todd. mtning
anthem. Como Unto Nc. Ye Weary.
Evening anthem. Evening Prayer"
All are cordially invited. .u
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Frank u. uailcnhacA. pastorJ
Beginning with ns1t Sunday. all the
Sabbath services will be held In the
Opera House. and at tho usual hours.
Public worship at ! ! .. m. and 7:lo p.
m. Theme for the morrinv. "Vision as .
Preparation for service" Evening. The
Form Of tho Fourth" The public will
find q cordial welcome.
Rocky Ford n. {. Circuit.
c. W. Simmons. Pastor.
Parsonage sli n. 18th 81.
Services every Sunday - follows
Nswdals S. S. 10 .. m. Preaching
swiaI. S. S. a:so p. m. Preaching
$3.50 p. m.
Lafayette. S. S. $3.50 p. m Preach
Ing. 7:5o. :.
Epworth League. Lafayette. Sun
day. e:I6. Prayer meeting. Wednesday,
7.5o.
ossmsa 0assIse oRssisesa
S. s.. At 10 .. N. FsaehiaG both
morning and evening.
Young Peoples meeting & $50.
Evening preaching sssves 7:to.
First chsiseisn oessssss ossssey.
Kearby Hall. 2o+ North N Rin. Sunday
service at II =. m.
Testimonial services svsry Wednesday
At 8 p. m. ....a-.-
: Annie Louise Norris. First Reader.
Catholic Church.
Services on tho first and third Sundays
Of each month. On tho first Sunday ser
vices begin at | l a. m. and on tho third
Sunday a, nine a. m.
Episcopal
Services. Sunday the 18th in hall over
City Drug store p. m. .Rev. White
house presiding.
Christian.
Mprning subject. Sent Forth" Even
ing. "nsn's FRS. Woman, This Is the
sesoad Of sarias of sermons on frs,
things.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16

We regret 10 say that tho otsro Ditch
Co. was unsuccessful in the recent suit
at Buena Vista. Judge Bailey ruling that
the proposed diversion OF wafer which the
Otero had purchased. could not be made.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16

The Manznnola Sun comes to us
this, week in a new and inproved form.
n change brought about by the pur-
chase of a new cylinder press. The
Sun is ably. looking after tho interests
of the locality II represents.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16

thavc an equity of $4,000 in 200 acres
oi r5od land near Rocky Ford. will
exchange for property in Rocky Ford or
Colorado SrpinLs. w. r. Cline.
22tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16
Notice.

To introduce our imperial and Res,
brands Of Kansas Flour wo will ofe'
them at :l.5o and Si.l5 per sack Feb
18th and lZth.
Tho Com Cash Grocery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16
Work tiorsrs for Sale.

Eeton Bros. have Just received car o.
heavy work horses from Missouri. FoI
sale at the Valley Barn. Ia Junta. 56t
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16

A bit OF advice 10 those exchanges
who nre carrying the ad Of ths 81
Louis GinespG Co, Don't fail TO nan
bills The very day they ara due.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16

is most Important factor, but style
without durable quality Ia only like gloss
on the surface. The Harness supplied by
GEO. II. GLASS is just as strong, we'll
made and durable as it is pleasing to the
eyes, and in both respects it is unsur-
passed by any other made. Whether
YOU are a good judge Of Harness or
whether you are not. you cannot go
wrong in purchasing any bearing our
name.
E: GEORGE H. GLASS.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16
LEGALITY OF VILLA,

LEGALITY OF WILLS.
II you contemplate making . will. or
are interested In the validity Of one.
or have an interest in an estate. cali
and see me, or write me.
make q speciality Of the prepara-
ton and legality Of wills.
N. q. rANouARY, Attorney et Law.
Continental Bldg, 0snvsr, coso.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16

Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat.
Or. Sapero. the Denver specialist, will
again be in Rocky Ford at the FL Capt.
tan hotel. enc day only. Saturday. Feb
IL,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16
Monday afternoon -abou, s. o'e

Monday afternoon Taoout S-oo'oSN
prolonged whistle at tho factory. an
nouneed that the slleing Of bee,s for tie
season had been finished. During tho
100 days campaign an average OF LOCO
tons has been worked up daily. The
factory will run for several weeks ye, on
tho large lake Of molasses which has ae7
.eumuis,ed during the past three months.
The season has been prosperous one
for both beet grower and factory.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16
Land for Sale.

Land Tor sale.
A 20 acre ,rae: miles west Of Swink
See n. p. Talhelm. owner. 4os South
aain Street.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16


At special meeting Of tho city council
Wednesday contract was made with
lDul,nger g. Hefiiok difference to drill an
.artesian well. Tho new well vii: DO In
the neighborhood OF No. 2 which has beer
proved to be In tho best artesian basin In
the valley. Tho well at the pumping
plant will be repaired and Il Is hoped
that only short tina will elapse .bsfors
our citizens will b enjoying tho usual
amount Of The very bsst Of water. Al
this session the cornell authorized = call
for = special election April 2. 70 vote on
water bonds 70 secure watsr from what
ever source should b deemed best.
The Santa Fs has appropriated $2S.
900 for . new depot and improvements
at Rocky Ford. but no information has
been given out as TO when the work will
begin. fhs extent Of the improvements
planned are that several business intsr-
.ssts having buildings on leased ground
will have TO b dispossssssd Of their hold.
ings. Il 10 70 b hoped that the new de-
pot will 30 begun at an early day. As Il 10
badly needed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-16
CHURCH NEWS
Baptist.

s. c. Green, Pastor.
Sunday event ,g We pastor. viii preach
the first OF tho series OF sermons or
what Baptists Believe. subject. THE
Trinity. Next Sunday evening. "Reeen-
Grafton.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-03-01
Setti71S EXAMPLES.

O6IUIfIS -LoCCLHIOG6S.
IT HAS often been said that the only efficient
mode of checking crime was to nfict the maximum
penalty, thus setting an example Of what others
might expect if apprehended for similar offense.
If this were true there would be few crimes COM
mitted. But is it true? If the same principle were
applied to other matters of equal Importance we
would find that the failures made by others were not
a sufficient warning to the newcomer from COM
hitting the mistake of his predecessors. Quite
often extreme harshaess has defeated it's own ends.
In Chicago the pendulum has swung to both
extremes First, there excessive laxity in adj
ministering the law Today it has gone to the other
extreme. Every man arrested gets about ten years
of example to two years of justice This condition
of affairs is deplored by all law-abiding citizens.
The responsibility should rest entirely with those
who have been compromising with criminals; and if
examples necessary, these minions of the law
should share the fate Of those whom they formerly
protected.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-03-01
COrNeSle'S "Free" Libraries

CCLT71e9LeS 'Free> Libraries.
RECENTLY read in an Eastern paper an &C.
count of young who was denied admittance to
one of Mr.. Carnegie's free public libraries The
for his election that his clothes we're rag
ged In his youth Mr. Carnegie was so poor that
he had not the means to satisfy the ongings of his
heart for books. When he became enormously rich
his mind constantly reverted to his lowy condition
when boy, and sought means whereby he might
benefit those similarly situated The result of his
cogitatons the free public libraries These
libraries he thought, would prove godsend to the
young, ambitious man who was struggling for
career. No doubt they are. But if those in charge
debar persons because their clothes are little the
for wear they deny entrance to the very ones
whom Mr.. Carnegie intended to benefit
1t is true that necessary precautions must be
taken in order to keep these libraries intact and in
proper order. Slovenly persons should be kept out
Of them. But there is vast difference between
tramp and hard working young man on small
salary. The latter should not be Disseminated
against. Many of them will become future captains
Of industry, railroad presidents, and lawmakers
The list OF those who were poor in their
boyhood days. but who later on became famous in
their chosen fields of endeavor, is long one It
contains the names of Washington, Lincoln Grant,
and Garfield Undoubtedly their clothes also showed
evidence Of wear when they toiling from nine
to twelve hours day in order to keep up appear
ances. When Mr.. Carnegie hears of this incident
he cannot help but imagine that a worthy man has
been turned away, while those who can afford to
buy books of their own getting the benefit of his
philanthropy.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-03-01
ZrentinS Child Criminals.


Mr.. GUSTAV A. GAYER of New York City, who
is a student of criminology and practitioner Of
hypnotism, makes the claim that he can cure any
child under fourteen years of age of any bad habits
which he may have acquired The cure is painless
and inexpensive His method is auto-suggestion.
If he is treating boy who has the cigarette habit
Mr.. Gayer hypnotizes the youngster. Then he ap-
pea1s to the inner consciousness of the boy by
explaining to him how he is injuring his health. He
does not attempt to terrify the boy. He talks to
him in fatherly way and thus appeals to his better
nature. Mr.. Gayer said that one treatment was suf
fcient. Seldom did he have to hypnotic boy a
second time.
It Mr.. Gayer's discovery is authentic, it could
be extended to other vices which boys addicted
to- Alexander Pope has truly said: "Just as the
twig is bent the trees inclined" This is partly
true of boys However, boys are not all degenerates
as many presume them to be. They are good mita-
tors. In this they excel artists: If those with
whom they in daily contact practice all the
vices is it not reasonable to suppose that the boy
will 'catch on?" When hypocrisy and false ideals
constantly being practced before the child, some
people are shortsighted as to wonder how their
little dear became spoiled. If hypnotic treatment
will correct what environment has perverted it
should prove of great benefit to mankind.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-03-01
Consider the End.


The above heading was the favorite maxim of
Chic, celebrated philosopher of ancient Sparta.
His knowledge of the world and of human nature
was deep and comprehensive. During his time he
was considered of the seven wise men of Greece:
and those who familiar with the biographies of
Scion, Thales and Pittacus, know that the honor
was not an empty one. This hoary maxim is an adj
monition that is just applicable today as it was
when used by Chic to stay the impetuous ardor of
his friends from embarking upon rash enterprises
But think of the thousands who neglect to con-
slider the end When the hasty word has been
spoken the blow struck, and life or character
destroyed, we then consider the end However it is
then too late to remedy the evil. Some few NAV
forgive and forget the hasty action; but where one
extends a Christ-like hand Of forgiveness to the
erring one hundred will neither extend forgive
ness nor forget the act No doubt most people do
consider the end before they commit themselves IF
they did not, there would be more wckedness in the
world than there is today. It is we'll to bear this
adage in mind in small things as well as in large
ones. 1t will harm one. A little reflection
before the angry word has been uttered is of more
value than weeks thinking after the word is
spoken. Still, no man is nfallible. No matter how
shrewd he may be considered or how careful he NAV
consider the end he will be caught mapping some
time.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-03-01
s. e Is = Y g e Eg
81 se9ssSSSSSSSSS9SSS9 900 S16SSS5l 81
IS: HELIOGRAMS. e|s3
&& 0 - BY Fms S| SS
Low politics is the valet of high finance.

Low politics is the valet of high finance
No man has carved his scroll Of fame with
hammer.
When town goes prohibition creates two drug stores where
there only before
The suragists might at least moral support
OF the men they went into session
Long hair and scrawing signature does not make oenns
Neither does cropped head and zebra necessarily vii
lain.
This world stage majority it's people are
only who shift the scenery Rockefeller and
Morgan
The great trouble with upon the sea
OF life to paddle their that they fill up and
then rock the boat
Is justified in telling his wife lie? WE'LL he is mar
ried to who Sandow pull an
expert at swinging the potato masher would say yes
1t weknown fact that the Ohio
with incurabe disease that the vulgar itching Office
And the chances that the bill providing killing of ncura
bes will not become a law IN that state
One OF the inmates asks who the author
walls and iron bars do not make high
6nancr who arrested crookedness as prisoner
for week hotel and then
recognzance
Boston alderman introduced bill council which
passed will forbid Evolutionary training the
that the girl elocuonst only pest the community
which she lives but society general
iii bet that alderman has either heard
recite how Ruby played the Salvador with
his tail thrown the breeze flashed under the
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-03-01

THERE are two words, simple enough in them
selves, that introduce untold trouble into the world
and are responsible for more gossip, scandal and
harm than any other two words in the English
language. These two little words are nothing more
than "they say" They have done more to ruin
reputation than any other thing. IF you quote
what "they say" you may be quite certain you are