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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-22

Time-.25. 80 as, 1916 IS. 1908.
]. James, place. ll-20: show. "a {
Of Gold. Trained bv J. r. Clifford
Won IN a hard drive Of two. High
was well ridden. Brown went on al
finish just landed her first. Edith Ja
with her after riding her all over 4
one AZ the end. Carey did we'll Cl
3o2 FOURTH RACE-One and an eig
- % first. S325
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-22

fone purse threyesrOlds and upwards value to first ss2S
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-22

Time-:25 4-5 80 80. l:19. 1916 is. 1853 i-5.
g show. !. Lazell. place. IA show. Is
Panilla. Trained by W Durker Start good.
lras Is. Lazell 7-10. Isabeilita 20 Nine Spot
end. just getting un. Miller was overconfdeI
been farther in front. lisa bel ita ran 3 smart
turn. Moose did his best. Briers should dC
Nine Spot. who could not raise q gslop.
2O1 FIFTH RACE-One mile: selling: three,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-22
QUEEN OF THE WOLVES
Indian Girl DWeIIS Alone In Midst
Of Howling Horde.
SHE CATCHES THEM ALIVE.

Bells Their Skins at Good Profit.
Strange Career Of Mary GissIer,
Beautiful Half Breed chippeway,
Child Of the Forest.
Mary Gissler. queen OF the wolf
'anch," are the name and title OF girl
Who runs probably the most peculiar
and the most dangerous business i'm the
United States, or IN the world. per-
haps.
Miss GiSsler's ranch is on the river.
about half way between International
Falls, MINI, ana Mine Center. on
larlo. She Is the daughter Of John
Gissler. hermit hunter and trappcr.
and his WIFE, "A full blooded Chippeway
indian woman. both of whom died
few years ago.
THAT girl has more genuine courage
than any man ! ever met" says Daniel
Rutlcdgo, a FUR buyer OF 81. Paul. who
"discovered' her.
The scene that opened before me
when | came upon the ranch was the
Nrangest u man ever beheld," SAYS
Rutledgc, who recently returned from
4 long trip I'm the woods "'rhe girl
herself Is "A marvel. Tall and straight.
with her Jet black hair closely coiled
under n cap OF wolfslIin, and dressed
In garments OF fur, she certainly was
a sight for an artist"
81 was coming down tho river when
I heard wolves bowling" says Rut-
ledge. Naturally | supposed pack
was running n deer or moose. or was
possibly on my trail. so Il was me
Tor tree TO await developments III
nally. as the bowling continued with.
)ut coming closer. descended and
made an investigation.
Nearer and nearer I slipped TO the
bowling, swapping. suarlng brutcs.
and at last reached a high fence OF
long tamarack poles. firmly fastened
10 pine trees.
"Inside were hundred or more
wolves savngely swapping over big
bits OF meat which this girl, standing
on n platform built from window OF
the cabin at the upper end OF the
stockadc, was throwing out TO them.
"As / looked through the fence a
skulking wolf OF gigantic size crept
up behind me and, without n warning
growl, fastened its teeth in one of my
legs. shouted and the animal leaped
TO one side. / kicked at II.
almost instantly there came n cry
sharp and pierclng-from the girl on
the platform, and the animal that had
bitten me skulked away. his tail be-
tween his legs.
''The animal was wolf dog-a cross
between timber wolf and the Com
mon house dog and / must say that
more vicious animals never lived. As
| stood rubbing my leg and wonder
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-22
WENT TO BED WITH CORPSE
EXCITING Experience of kon,uea.

Exciting Experience Of Kentucky
Editor In a Crowded Hotel
Major James Morton. editor of the
llnrdamnn Qly) Free Press, was the
victim of an exciting experience at a
hotcl.at Grand Junction, Ky, which he
will not soon forget. Nor viii tho two
other persons who were principals In
the comic tragedy find II easy 10 erase
the episode from their memories.
Major Morton had missed his train
and, going TO the hotel late. asked for
room. The clerk said the house was
crowded, but lie guessed" he could as-
sign him 10 n room with another man
who probably would have no objec.
tlOns
by mistake the major was sent to
the wrong room. Not wishing to awak.
ON his bed mate, the editor quietly dis.
rObed and retired
Presently young man ana woman
entered the room and took seats near
an open window The major thought
this procedure strange. but said nothing.
listening TO what they said. lie heard
something about sitting up with the
dead" He remembered that the per
son In the bed had not moved. ANA.
reaching over, hc touched his bed mates
hand. Major Morton Jumped up with
the sheet over him md ran out OF the
room. The young people, thinking the
corpse had come TO life. broke FOR Il
side door. and all met in the office on
the first iloor Tor explanations.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-22
Pawn, Lea end Teeth ror wife.

The desperation which sometimes
scizcs the poverty stricken seldom has
had more thrilling cxcmpliGcatlon
than ln the case of Charles Blank OF
Bcs Moines &c.,, who, Ga an effort 10
secure money to send 90 bis sick wife.
who hc claims is in Chicago. laid
two gold teeth aud wooden leg upon
thc counter Of Znchariah Woolf. a
pr"uhrokcr ana begged for a loan.
Wool ays be knew Blank years ago.
whom Doe was prosperous aud had con
fducc in his word. Accordingly he
handed Blank ss. and The latter. minus
part OF his masticating and locomo-
ton organs hobblcd 90 n bank aud
bought "a draft 90 send 10 his afflicted
ono
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-22

ing what sort Of place / had reuched.
the girl came toward me carrying a
rifle and followed by three or four
wolf dogs
"'What do you wantT Who are you.
and what are you doing hercr she
asked. before / recovered from my
surprise.
Il explained 20 her that / had heard
the wolves bowling and had been curl
Gus 20 see them after I found they
We're not after me-and iu trying ~
approach them had been seized by her
dog
The girl. with a half apologetlc
manner. said that she kept the wolr
dogs as pets I'm her cabin. they being
her companions and protectors
"They are not like the wolves in
bere she added with q laugh. point
Ing 70 the brutcs in the pom
"The stockade. or corral in whlcb
thc wolves are kept in q deep ravlne,
Is faced on one side by an almost per-
Vcndicular wall Of rock which no ami
NAL can scale. Tho ledge ON the other
side IS less prccipitous. and IS sur
mounted by q high fence Of tamarack
poles. over which the animals clunOt
leap or through which thcy cannot
crawl. The rnviuc is about 500 feet
in width. 9t one side of which is n
large spring Extending back from the
-iyer for mile or more. 60 gradually
uarrows until the entrance TO a swamp
beyond is not more than 100 feet
across.
at this end has been built o high
fence of small pine logs. being fas-
tened Go trees. until barrier has been
erected through which nothing larger
than rabbit can creep
~ asked her. after she had explained
70 me that she was in the fur raising
business how she managed 90 trap
Che animals in the first place.
"i1l show YOU she replied. o. she
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-22
HUMAN SHARK BAIT,
How the Mughs of India Carry on
Their PeriIouS Industry.
TIE MAN TO FISH LINE.

Drop Him Overheard. and When q
Shark Snaps at Him Il Catches
Hooks Attached 60 tho Date" Logs
Sometimes Il Geta tho "BaiV Too.
William IT Mjchncl United states
consul general ut Calcutta. n letter
to the Washington star tells some
queer things about the >hurh uu bust.
ness OF luda. IIo suys
The industry ls carried on hy a. class
OF natives designated "a. Nughs. very
low sort OF natives. but who are Indus
trious uud, i'm their way adventures
some. This Is slf1vn 10y uJ'r daring
to live on low. marshy islUud ou On,
Sundorhnns facing the hny ur Ew.nl
These Islands are rrulN nuDtnp
patches of sea weed pnd moss. % kind
Of turf aud Jungle Even thc violent
action OF the waters OF the nuy causes
the surface of the island tp ,Ilr1te.
Yet these Ignorant Uud partly ci,I.od
humans dare tn live ON nuch land Tor.
nation with their women aud ,nll.
drcu aud 90 cnguEc I'm one ot th, most
dangerous of occupations that OF Lut.
tllug with the tigers OF Che s,u. N mot
nfreuucnuy happens thut the COURAGE.
ous Mugh falls the victim tu the say.
age man eating shark instead OF the
shark 10 the porsovering fisherman
When other kinds OF bait fau o. nt
tract the shark nnd business grows
slack the Mughs throw pebbles thut are
marked In certain way with the
blood OF tho shark. kind OF way OF
casting lots. ana this determines who
shall become bait FOR sharks FOR ono
day. A strong rope made of the skin
OF the porpOise Is fastened about the
body Of the human bait uudpr the
nrms. This limo is madc fuat to dcr.
rick erected ON cutumaruu Tint can
De lowered ANA raised quickly The
legs Of the "bait' urc incUsed u lre
glugs mudc of shark skin or % crogo-
die skin. 70 tho "bplt-" legs ARE
fastened number of sharl, hooks and
lines, the hooks being bnitc1 with or
binary bait
When the boat ls near to Che spot
whcra sharks abound the derrick b
swung out with the human luit duu.
Cling at the oud OF the line nud by "a
sudden jorlg the "bult Is allowed 10
fall with n splash into the wotcr. A8
quick as fash one or moro water
tigers are after the bait The Mugh
IL quickly drawn up. when the sharks
hungry and eager grub nt tho "balt's"
legs and In the mNup they manage
TO swallow the baitod hooks and are
soon dispatched with speHra This
process II continued until the catch
Is finished FOR the day
Sometimes the sea tiger manages 10
fastcn his teeth IN the leg of the "bull"
before he Is out of reach but thc thick
skin Logging protects the limb aud. as
rule, the quick and certain spear Of
man In the boat gets the too um.
bilious shark There Be- no bait that
VIII arouse the Shark when hc ls tak-
Ing a snooze, which sometimes lasts
Tor hours like the human body The
shark seems 10 recognize the splash.
as no doubt he also detects the "amclW
Of the human, especially the odor of
the MuRh
There nre thousands Of these scmi-
civilized Mughs living lu ihe suudcr-
bans engaged iu catching fish of uu
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-22
NGWOOD PRESTON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. AUGUST D. 1907

led the way TO the cabin, wherc she
laid down her rifle and whipped the
wolf dogs into a small shed adjoining
the cabin.
"She pointed out gate hung on
pulleys in the center OF the fence at
the lower end OF the ravine, which
could be easily raised. leaving au
opening thirty feet across. The gate
Is fastened by a huge paddock 60 n
pine tree which serves as u post. The
key 10 the paddock Is worn as locket
by the wolf queen
Her cabin Is two story affair. and
from window on the upper floor cN-
tends n small platform. the outer end
resting on the fence closing the ra-
vine.
1T was on this platform that first
saw the wolf queen throwing meat 60
the wolves below.
AS stood with her ON this platform.
watching the animals fighting for food.
the wolf dog which had attacked me
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-22

The United States army has been
made refuge by ono crazy man Ho
IS mn escaped lunauc ana Will be re-
turned 10 the institution IN which he
was confined ycnr ago Last week
J. a. FitzslmmOus. a recruit in the Co
lumbus barracks. who enlisted in the
cayolry two months ugo. complained
Of nervousness and was admitted TO
the post hospital. He tried to chew the
covers on the bed aud when qucs.
toned gave incOhcrcnt answers. He
muttercd something about Traverse
city. Mich Inquiries brought word
from that city that Fitzslmmons hud
been confined in an insane hospital
there and escaped a ycnr ago.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-22
erld. COO. out WIN thn Bow

GmJcd os boy Mrs Grafton Din.
ger aged sixteen. who until few
months neo was Miss Graves of Wheol.
Ing w va, cut q wide swath in Bel
lairc, o. She negotiated nn ncquuint-
ouce with some boys OF her own age
ana was nr. noticed lu tho park smok-
Ing cigarettes with her two male
companions she chased about Bellalre,
spending money ana having great
t.mo until arrested late a night by the
police charged with disorderly conduct.
SO pole" headquarters she broke down
onl confessed hcr scX Her mother
was tol.phoueI for aud took the girl
home There were uo prosecutions.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-22
einehlnn nun Win chisLon.

Men employed iu the lumber yard of
the American Car ana Foundry cOmpa-
ny at JenersOnyillc. Ind. witnessed %
battle between pInchIng bug and "a
thickeu. in which the "piuchor" won
the day. The chicken turned up the
bug, but the bug got FIRST hold aud
clung closely 90 the chickens neck. and
the chicken could do nothing The
men stood around and madc bets As
fast as The bug was shaken loose and
the chicken renewed the attack The
'pnchcr' would rear up aud steadily
face Sos Zoe. and IT'S determined re-
sistaucc finally compelled the chicken
10 take flight
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-22
90 Vol.a Ir cofIn noEo..

Voting in conn boxes aud stamping
the cross on the upturncd ends OF cor-
fins was the manner lu which tho vot.
crs Of Enst Emincncc. KY asserted
their right Of suffrage. tie occasion be.
ing the Democratic legislative primary.
which was held In all precincts OF
Henry county At East Eminouce the
voting place was tho undertaken shop
conducted by n Harris. ON a child's
casict cach voter indicated his prefer.
cncc with a stamp. The candidates
were "a preacher, doctors and farm
or The somber surroundings worked
to the advantage of the minister. who
won in Il walk IIo ala not solicit a
vote
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-22

could not be expected that the baby
should be white Good morning.
There was Consideration I'm the
Quick family
I'VE can't raise a negro baby, Peter,
cnn weT said Mrs quick And he
agreed they couldn't
What had we better do with IT,
she asked
wen take Il 10 the almshousc ana
tell them we don't want IT, They'll
have TO take - bnck." said he.
And they dld. Little Martha Wash.
ington. as the infant was chrlstcncd
In honor Of the day Of her birth. Is
now reposing peacefully in the West
chester county nlmshousc. But she IS
not getting the pctting she received
during her short stay with her parents
by adoption
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-22

With her husband Mrs George vs..
Rydmon OF Lima O was driving
through tbe crowded public square
when another driver, handling fac.
tlous horse. suddenly dashed along
side and % sudden iuugc ran the bug.
~ shaft of the latter rig into The side
or Mrs Rydman She was thrown
houviiy to The paved street aud picked
up unconscious. Dr Steiner stated
after dressing the wounds That thc
stays in Mrs Bydman's corset had 900.
doubtcdly saved her ire preventing
the eud of the shaft from penetrating
her side near The heart
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-22
BABY TURNED BLACK
Foster Parents Of Founding Were
Deeply Alarmed.
BUT 1T WAS ALL RIGHT

Family Physician Soon Relieved Their
Fears ms TO child's Physical Welfare.
but Gave Them a Shock That They
Couldn't Get Over.
The adoption of nm Independence dav
baby 10y Peter Quick; childless car.
penter. and his wife who live near
lle0santyille, y, Y, has brought about
am awful complication In Mr. Quick's
home
Bright and early on the morning of
July the baby was found beside the
road near Plcasnntvillc. II was a smll.
ing, bouncing girl The finders tool,
the baby into the village ami turned
her over 10 the county authorities. he.
fore She had been thcrc long along
came Mrs. Quick who was fond Of
children nud had none or her own.
How | should like To- have her., she
said tu her husband.
wen, YOU can" said hc, "lf they
viii give her To YOU"
So that part OF the business being
settled, they made "A request of the au-
thoritIcs and after some little pcrsun-
zion were given the child to "rniso"
ANA went on home smilngly happy
Everything went smoothly n tha
Quick home save, of course. for an oc.
C0slonal case OF baby collie. but that
Mr. Quick and his wife didn't mind.
They had the baby and were happy 10
care FOR her through all of It's infant
ailments
But about ten days ago the baby de
velopcd new ulmcut that Peter
Quick and his good wife could not un.
dcrstand She was growing nn inch II
hay, and Peter Quick aud his wife
grew more fond OF hcr The hnby was
healthy aud cooed away. gno-g pocd aud
smiled. but her skin had begun to bc
several shades darker
At first no attention wua paid To this
except thnt an additional dose OF mcdl.
cine was administered
But the infants hair began to kluk
and her skin grew decidedly darker
That settled IT, The baby had some
horrible disease that wns beyond
treatment nt the hands Of its adopted
parents The family physician was
called In hurry He smiled
No. the baby was not ill. he said.
She was ia perfectly natural condi-
ton The real father ard mother Of
the baby were evidently colorcd, so II
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-22
DOG BUSHES THE CAN.
Carries Ten Buckets Of 6eer 20 His
Bowwow Friends.


Here's n nature fSklr story that
probably will draw the fire of Profess,
or Long and President Roosevelt
Tho degcneracy NJ Filo. or what
bad company viii do even for a dog. 90
would bo an appropriate title Ray
mond Rodgers OF Cairo. lu. has "a dog
named Fido, II IL very smart dog
and has been trained te rush the
San for it's master Recently he met
Scotie, saloon keepers dog. who H.
said 10 have an unlimited capacity ror
beer.
That night Fido put I'm his appear
ance at the saloon. As uounl the bar
keeper filled IL and marked MP 10
cents on the slate against Rodgers In
few minutes Fido was back with
the empty can. The dog had made ten
trips when Rodgers himself had a
thirst and lac looked In vain Tor Fido.
He went to investigate. and to his
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-22

james tunham OF Walthamstow.
England. wi1 for many years had been
siauch 'nr'1InIor was drowned in
% vat OF beer lfo wus employed nt ON
cast end brewery .u London md was
standing ou "a Hddcr ognInst the vat
Keeping down the froh ON q quantity
of icrmgutns stout suddenly Dee was
missed HHI Hffor search h's body
was found n1uUuE .u the stout The
cou'..' a. .Ua ul which were valued
g' $4,000 uofa ru ON as waste.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-22

lie watched hor unite the cords. g.gihd
nft the cover OF the boy.D6nd there
lay baby glrl about month old.
nslecp with the nipple OF nursing
bottlo in her mouth
The little stranger was uoOtly dress
cd, and attached 90 the clothing was
Il note asking Mr.. and Mrs. Cryor to
keep tho child
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-22
NUMBER 10
BIRD hit HER IN the EYE.


omaU Sif' VIII Lose Nor Sight From,
Sporrow.s Assault.
While playing iu Che street with sew.
cr'u other children Rose Watkins six
years old. ot Wumgrdug Pa. sudden.
IN screamed and ClWyhcd her face. At
her feet lay bunch of feathers. An
English sparrow, daruug about Tue
street, had struck the little ono I'm the
oy" and had fallen stunned to the pave.
mont
Tho bird was picked up hy some OF
the children Nhilc the other girls gath.
cred tile screaming r.u Ina their arms
nnd carried her home
Tho child's face was bruised by con.
tact with the bird and from n deep cut
on The oycbull it was evident that the
sharp hcak OF the sparrow had struck
the eve. 4 doctor was called. who
made uu examination OF the wound.
but owing to the nature OF the injury
could give Htlc hope of saving the
sight such a cnse is said never TO
huyc been reported before
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-22

United States Deputy Marshal o. w.
Hannah of sapulpa T stirred up %
largo coppcrhca1 snake in thc court.
house. Hannah started tn move OFFS
desk % few feet from tIc wall. and m
doing so disturbed thc siumbor 0r the
snake. which had evidently bocu uo-i
iug behind the desk for several
moutls The marshal called to Frank
Gillette who was lu iho roYm and 90
grfhcr they succeeded iu shooting tho
reptile s. stampede was created
among thc young women working Iu
the courthouse when The suake brean
70 dodge the morshars shots
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-22
BABY IN THE BOX.
Take This Git 60 Your Wife" said
Stranger 20 Detroit Man.

a coupe drew MP at Charles II Cry.
cr's store. m Michigan avenue, De-
trolt tho othcr day, and woman
olirhtcd with IA large box which sho
requested him 10 take homo to Ais
wife.
After delivering the package he
waited to soc what friend had been
'o generous Goo remembering hts wife.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-22

Those who have stomach trouble. mo- mat.
ter how slight should give every possible
hello ro tlc digestive organs 80 that the
food may bc dIgcsted with the least effort.
This may toe done by taking something that
contains natural digestive properties some.
thing like Kodol Tor Indigestion and Dys.
pepsia Kodol is "a preparation Of vegetable
acids and GO t7ius thc very same juices
found In healthy stomach 10 dieests what
yon est Sold hy Suicuer arue store. w.
NJ. Dtnt NcWburg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-22

r.e .orctHuh Ias to prove merit a
HE' .<. .oEo ot Dr -hoap Catarfh Rem
eIt Ietm send be now. lt is snea.
vaI. creamy healing eaUscpGc balm
caH.a.uue such healing sstedicnts AS OH
eHcaIpils thymo mcnthol ETC., u gives
iusant aud asnug relief io cat5rrh OF thc
nose aui ,broat Make the free test and
see ior yourself what fh's preparation can
aud wl accomplish Address Dr. Shoop
kacinc wis. LirEe iats soc Sold by
Suicklcrs drug store
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-22

Commencing May e. and unui mftIrt
notice Sunday trains Will bc rom ON iho
Morgantowu IS KinRwood railroad EK.
cureion tickets good on Sundays only.
VIII be- sold between 900 stations
D.. * BRETZ
General Manager
CIfhs SUTHERLAND.
General Passenger Agent
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-22

ING hEkh FltoM THk nUCklsG
surprise found Fido und four other
ncighboring dogs licking up bccr from
the bucket I'm vacant lot Rodgers
watched until Fido went uftcr another
can ana then went Ia ana stopped his
game
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-22

Don't accept cotgh cure that you NAV
be told is just as goo as Kennedy. I.axa.
tive Cough syrup because t isn't just as
good--there Is quite difference Kennedy s.
Laxative Cough S,rup acts gently upon nc
bowels and clears The whole system ofcoueIs
and colds u pro upuy relieves inflammation
oi the throat and aiisys irritation Sold by
Suicklei's drug store W ". Dent. .Ncwbufr.
A.
Keep posted on county events by sab.
scribine Tor and reading 1HE ARGUS
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-22
A Positive
CURE
EIy'S Cream Balm
Is quickly absorbed.
Gives Relief at Once.

Gives Relief at Once.
It cleanses, soothes
heals and protects
the diseased men,
brnne. 1t cures Ca
tarrh and drives
away a Cold in the
Head quickly. Re
stores the Senses OF
Tlste and Smell. +
gists or by mail ; Tr
Ely Brothers, sc w
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-22
Subjrc, to change without .aotice.

Stops onIy on sgrsl .. notice TO Con
dnctor
Tran, - connects at RowlpSbrg witt g.
% train (37 on Suudays) fur east at o 90
m.
Train " connects ~ RoWleSbutg With
o. train "a for east al 90 q n
Tram 10 connects 80 RoNtvsbutg with n.
irsiu t72 ou sundays tro1 west At
900 IN aud with from east Al z:s7 am.
Tam ~ CONNECTS AZ Rowio shnrg with-B
72tfom west Al 3:36 pm.
X BkEIL Gensral Manager
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-22

Old papers 'or sale at Ibis Office.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-22

INVEST VIRGINIA NOR THERN p r.
Wv In effect April a. 1907
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-22

BELLS Their Skins at q Good Profit.
Strange Career Of Mary Gissler,
Beautiful Half Breed chippeway,
Child Of the Forest.