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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-07-21
EDUCATIONAL,

HEALDs Business College. "a Post st. San
Francisco bookkeeping. business practice
Shorthand typing languages. telegraphy'
English branches, civil and mining eng d1es..
ing assaying, blowpipe, geology, InlheI tI
Surveying etc: electrical engineering theory,
practice design. construction, mechanical
drawing: 25 teachers; individual instruction,
200 graduates annually placed in positions.
students can enter for any course any time
no entrance examinations; new S0-paSe cata-
log
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SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Fraoc HIoU
-, rorce, NJ Market and Third streets, open
rrtfI 70 o'clock every night in the year
BRANCH OFFICES-627 MontgomerS 'ireeH
corner Clay; open until $3.50 o'clock.
ISL Hayes street; open until $50 o'clock
$50 AdcAIlister street; open until s:1o o ctUoA-
81, NTtssIon street; open until 10 o'clock
1881 Market street, corner Sixteenth; open
until o. clock.
loo Eleventh street; open until o,oiock-
252s Mission street: open until o clooh-
Northwest corner Of Twenty-seconN "NN
+1,cSv streets; open until o clock
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HOLMES College of Oratory-Term opens
August !: eIocution, literature. rhetoric phy-
steal culture, Delsarte vocal music Pi piano
mering corrected; Is instructors; degrees CON
feTred; day and evening classes ADDRESS seG-
retary for catalogue. Odd Fellows bldg, B. r
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DIR. LUDLUM HILL. 1443 Market St. near
snecfaitv: ali work reasonable; gas given
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VAN VROOM-Painless extraction by electric -
NV. guarantee 10 years; lowest prices III
~! 80 &c no students 997 Market st.
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AYRES' Business College, 723 Market St;
Shorthand. typing bookkeeping, telegraphy.
penmanship English branches. etc; NE
schoIarship $50; low rates per week and mo.
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NJ. c. BARRETT. leading court and general
reporter graduate of State Normal lhstTucts
in shorthand; pupils by mall. 3O2 Montgomery.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. small private dairy In
country $50 and board w. D. L" Elk * ~
626 CLAW
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FILL, set of teeth, 81 nllings 25c up; gold
crowns, s.; gold bridges, IS up painless e37
traction guaranteed; plates repaired NEW
YSPK DENTISTS, 500 Mission ST., cor. 9Th
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HELP wANTED-MaIe.

OPERATORS on overalls. LEVI SIRAOSS q
CO. S21k Fremont st. apply to Mr. DAVIS.
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WANTED-Sack sewer for thresher near city; !
60 days run over at 81 20 per day ana |
board. W. d. EVER & Co, $40 Clay St
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ACCOUNTANTS and reporters teachers;
Ellis system: sunny rooms low rates; day'
even san Francisco Bus. College, 1886 Markt-
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.. FRUIT PICKERS ..-...:---;.....
20 men and strong boys to pick fruit for la rye
and board: cali early. ". D. EVER q co.
Go Clay st.
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DENTISTS.

M GEORGE W. LEEK, 20 OFarrel St, ex-
tracts and fills teeth painlessly by ms wonasE s
-rlbber or flexible plates SO; received first
nrizes: no students; guaranteed IL years
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ENGINEERING School. civil: electrical, min
ing mech survey. assay. arChi.; day and eve /;
est 1864 VAN DER NAILLEN, s33 Market
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GOOD hotel waitress. $40; call early. New En-
ployment Office, Isl Market st.
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and bridge Work; open ouIIua!", . 70 = TT
OHIO Dental Parlors-Fillings. 5Oc up crowns
err ~ teeth without a plate. DR. H. G.
YOUNG. 1S41 Polk st
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bookkeeping, arithmetic, grammar writing;
/ davandnight. terms low. 1924 Mission. mr. 9th.
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EXCHANGE.

FOR sale or exchange story and a half
mousse; lot 100x200; barn, chicken house ana
buggy sheG: town water; located best resi-
1901 Call office.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-07-21

THE studio, 1898 Suffer-; piano. violin, eleri-
net cornet English and German, 6Oc lesson
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DENTISTS.


ABR. T. S. HIGGINS Dental Parlors. 1927
Market st. over Cafe Zinkand; teeth extract
ed or filled without pain; electricity, gas or
chloroforn administered; the best and most
artistic work at reasonable prices; pure gold
plates, from "a so; flesh colored plates from
s.; porcelain gold crown and bridge work
(per tooth), from 80. We guarantee our work.
Open evenings and Sundays.
A DISCOUNT of 20 per cent on all plates and
bridge work until August l TO Introduce
new hesh,colored plates; thinner and stronger
than rubber: warranted for 20 years; crown
and bridge work teeth without plate; fill
ings soc; crowns. So so; plates, full set, So;
all work painless and warranted CHICAGO
DENTAL PARLORS. "a Sixth st.
AT the ELECTRO-DENTAL CLINIC. 500 Mar
ket St, cor. 4th, rm. 7, Flood bldg you can
have your eXtractions done painlessly; teeth
without plates our specially; gold crowns
50 so up plates, extractions free. 81 90 up; Of
fee hours g; I'm m to 10 P m; Sunday. to 2
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TRY our 15c meals; best in city. 4o6 McAllls-
ter St
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MEN wanted-Laborers. driIlmen and team
sters on railroad work: fare OakdaIe 70
Sonora free. Apply to BUCHANAN. SUZ Mont
gofnerV st
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PIANO lessons by a competent teacher; ten
years experience; soc hour. $40 Eddy st.
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Box 1899 Call office
GOOD general jobbing blacksmith wishes
mill. Box 1915 Call.
ATTENDANT-Com nurse wishes to take
care of invalid gentleman; mental case pre-
ferred; wages reasonable. Address f. NJ
box 454s Call office.
WANTED-A position as pianist or accom-
PIANIST. Address 923 Day st.
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MEYER. Turk; Deutscher Zahnarzt; crown
| and bridge work; open Sundays, to Il m.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICES.

"EXPANSION'' the order at DURHAM'S Bus
mess College, 305 Larkin St, opp. City HaL
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ARITHMETIC bookkeeping, stenography, Pri-
vate lessons, s. mo. 514 Hayes St. top nat
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A>TYONE can learn TO operate typesetting ma
chine: s. to So per day on daily papers BIZ
R0V Ring 5i4 Sacramento St
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MURRAY & READY 49,. PHONE Main 0S40
Leading Employment Labor Agents
~ WANT TODAY FROM a. NJ. -.
ia Iaborers different country Jobs. s. 10 81 20
day $50 $26 and found good STEADY 9o I9ps
Jobs. $50 to $50 monthly, 81 to 81 IS day, good
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JAPANESE CHINESE Emp. Agency; all kinds
help. GEO. AOIII, 30 Geary st; tel. Grant o.
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49, FARMS, DIARIES AND CHOREMEN. -.
sc farm orchard and vineyard hands, $50 SSy'
SIG $25 $40 and found for all parts OF CaA-
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invalid or children in return for travelling ex-
penses East; city references. MISS EFFIB
HARPER. Station c. San Francisco.
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MaIe.

COACHMAN-Situation wanted; thoroughly
understands care OF horses, carriages, garden,
milking; good driver; thoroughly competent
Box 1899. Call office.
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TEN carpenters wanted. Address J. W, At
- E-TT1 St superintendent, Santa Maria, Santa
barbara County, Cal
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,PHONE MAIN 5s4s

WANTED-Cook for gang Of fruit plckeTS on
ranch near city: $50 to $50. w. d. ENE Elk q
CO., e26 Clay St
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-Femaie.

ORPHEUM Employment Otfce-Japanese' Chi
nese 426 Powell. mr.. Suffer; tel. Black 1S2l
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80 mixers. good $50 to s25 and found
10 choremen and boys for good JOBS Oh
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WANTED-One hundred and fifty men on grad
ing for railroad bet Truckee and Lake Ia
hoe; wages 81. TRUCKER & LAKE TAHOE
TRANSPORTATION co. Apply at TrucKee-
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FIRST-CLASS infants nurse desires situation:
best references; city or country. MISS Gull
LEN 325 Suffer
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IADIES-We have some first-class servants
awaiting situations, If you could call and In
terview them you could be quickly Suited
J. +. CROSETT & CO, 3l6 Suffer ST.
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COUNTRY BOARDING

COUPLE without children can find extra com
Portable board on fruit farm at reasonable
rates. Ad. DAVIDSON. Dimond, Alameda Co
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ACCOUNTANTS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.


S. K. BALLARD, 4Ul Cal. St. designs, audits
adjusts accounts for corporal ons x firms. re
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............S3O SIG, $25, $50, s25 $40 and FOUND
butter makers. .Eoy ~,
.. CARPENTERS AND BLACKSMITHS =.
IL carpenters different jobs......,-. - cay
9 bIacfsmiths and horseshoers. g 30 TO 81 day,
s55, s45 $40 $50 and found; good. steady JOBS
PIPE FILTERS. GARDENERS, FLORloIo'
SHOEMAKERS. .......-..-..''-'
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-07-21

THE California Debris Commission, having re-
ceived an application from H W. Tanger-
man to mine by the hydraulic process in the
Clinton placer mine, at Clinton, Amador Coun-
~. and 10 deposit taiIinEs in Jackson Creek,
gives notice that a meeting viii be held
at room 90. Flood building san Francisco,
Cal, on July 81, 1893, at 1870 p. N.
CHEAPEST and best in America-The Weekly
Call. Is pages. sent TO any address in the
United States, postpaid, for 81 per year.
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1cT~ - learn barber trade; SIS weekly made
Alter weeks practice only institution teach f
ing the tonsorial art; cal or write b9P fFg
III TC.E 6S5 Clay St. mr.. kearny
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MISUNDERSTANDING TOT sIlOU IItAI ~ -
and found: blacksmith helper on ranch. 80 S9o
and found: man. feed horses and clean stable,
for ranch near city, S22 so per month ana
board: 10 men about brickyard near city sSo
and board and free fare, no experience re-
0uired. crosscut saWyers, swampers ana Ia
borers. etc for logging camp, fare advanced;
woodchoppers and e1esnakers: cooks $40 ana
$40 and S35 w d. EVER & CO, go clay.
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MIDDLE-AGED German, frst-class cook
speaking German only with good references
wishes situation in good family; city or coun-
Try. WAGES SIS. Address 4O3 Nlnth 81, Oaklahd
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GONE TO REST.

Once mare death has laid its releni-
less hand upon a kind father and low
ing husband. On February is. 1899.
The waite-~inged angel "f death re.
moved frum earth one of the Oldest
and highest respected citizens of cur
community, in the person of j. NJ.
Bower. He was born in Marion coun-
~, W. Va, in 1880. and moved To
this county when the f.re-t had scarce
" felt the w,Ddmans AK. On June
IL, 1871. he was united in marriage
t" Niss Agnes Saunders. and five SIMS
were born to bless this happy union.
tie has two hroiherr aud two sisters
who survive him. Mr.. Bower wns
highly respected throughout the cnun-
~. and bis many friends will sadly feel
the loss of one they respected ~ highly.
A few hours bef"re his death I've
expressed his Willingness to go. and
accepted the summons with n calm
smile. He left tie brighten evidence
that all was well, aud he would soon
be at rest beyo,.d the cnld river Of
death. HE many friends and rein
tives extend their sympa,hy to the
faMily in their sad hour of bereav.
menl, and may they 81 live that when
the summons comes they can say. re
did the hurband and father, all is well,
and when that family is once more
united il will he in that new Jerusa-
lem where the family ties will never
I've broken. J.hs.
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Eden.

The Downey hoys have been haul
ing timber on Nigh Cut during the
pust winter.
Vim T Cotrell spent a few DAYS
On Beech, rrcenIlv, repairing clocks.
sewing machires. etc.
P. A. Riep and son are timbsrimR
this winner.
f. A. Rcip new rides The gsyest
hor'e in this part of the county.
Rev Jas Taylor was in this yicin-
ity day or two, recently.
Chss. Sch""lcrafl sold a fine horse
= few days ago At very luv price.
The exhibition at Fr.1en run Fri
day night VAS = succe,s. Among The
participants not belonging to the
school, we're CIaud Snodglass, Okey
aud Charles johnson, VIM. salus.
ker, johnson Yoak, Brown Hicks,
James HardwAy. / White, Oksy
JarVis, Charley Kuntts and many
others. Order was very good
DUpx.
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HinnOra Happenings.

Quarterly meeting at Prudence
Chapel Saturday and Sunday, All
and 5ih.
Oat jarvis made a buried trip to
sang run Sunday.
T. II. Knnt,s. one of Calhnun's
leading teachers. closed very sue.
c-ssful term Of eckn"l on White Oak
with al exhibition At night.
Z. e. Rn"tis is timbering quite
extensively this winter.
J. F. White, the village black.
smith, can be heard in his shop early
and late. jan is an all round good
fellow.
4. Kuotts has been on the sick list
Tor several days.
Bob Mollohon is sole owner nf a
large Engli.h Mas'iT dog.
Born to Mr.. and MIs. w. H..
Knots. q buy. Mother and child
doing we'll. but doubtful as to Bill"
recovery.
Lapbert C"oper, If poker fame.
WAS sesn making his weekly tour up
IRA, road lie informed the writer
that he came back on, dollar in the
hole.
William Knottscontsnpla:es cree,
ing a &C apping factory on Sisrs' run.
He says he has seen - DAny g one
"ut west.'
Curt Du6eld has been an the sick
list, hut is, Va are glad to crate, 81
far recovered a. ~ 10 able to perf"rm
bis daily syoeAtins.
&. q Kno:ts. Of Walnut, was
SmiIing an friends in the burg We'd
nesday. Charlie 10 a hus,ler.
L . Wit, tho hustliug deputy.
WAS stirring up the Buys the past few
days
Ira Yoak made q hurried trip tn
Walnut Que night last week. Girls
keep your eye on Ira.
DR.. J. A. Dye is kept busy de- :
aud uight waiting On the sick.
n. O. Hopkins Vas snH'ng on
friends hero enc day Last week.
jacob Stout and q NJ. Gaia, Of
Gilmer county, passed through here
. few days ago with several head oi
cattle. NC. ANR.
tGood, boys come again. Ed ]
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/ have been afflicted win rneuma.
tism fm fourteen years and n"hiug
70, med In give an, relief wa.ah .
uo be around all the ,iine, hut CON
siasrly suffering. have Tried every.
thing | could hear # and al last sas
told To ", hamberlaiu. Pain Balm.
which d'd. aud was Immediately re-
lieved snd III shnr, time cured |
am happy TO say that il has not since
-eturned. Josh. Edgar, German
town, Cal. For sale by Dye Phsr.
macy.
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News from Staten.

Mrs. j, E., Siunp, of Rush run
visited Mrs. A. A. Stump Saturday
VIM. Stump has n large contrac'
Of cutting timber for w. F. Barnes.
s. A. II. Stump has nice clearing
on hand.
A. II. Minney is cutting timber,
preparatory To the erection of 6ne
dwelling house.
When F. Y. Robinson finished
husking corn last Thursday he Mas
heard To remark: Il believe il i,
down right lsziness of people Who are
not d he husking corn"
Ii is reported that Johnson Blu T
rowe will move back - his farm IN
Z~ke's run in the near future.
Mrs. John w Sharps is very sick
with grippe.
Jacob Huffman ha, gone to Rush
run to haul ,im''er.
Baxter Polling is operating q six
horse team on Big rnB.
Thadieus Robinson and kaht. Ben
nett are considering The feasibility If
gong io Pine creek next week To-
trap.
The echo being taught "n Ike
run by ON~ Stump ~ill Close Frids
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The death of Brother" johnson
last Thursday morning. cast g gloom
of sorrow over this community tina,
has no equal. Ills inuffsnsive char
acterislics made him universal fa.
vsriie. Notwithstanding hi. untime.
iy summons To the great and uncom.
pretended country beyond, the last
river nf turbulent waters, the follow.
ing statement, which VAS read at the
funeral. carries with il much c"nsnla.
tion for his family and friends; and
although his seat is vacant in the fa
NV circle and his voice no longer
flats "ut "n Tie morning breeze, We
have The 'Irdisputed evidence that he
lac already joined that chorus, whose
r"be- have beeu washed in the blood
of the Lamb We here extend con.
d"lence To The bereaved family ard
friends. Following is the statement
read NJ his funera:
jeff, rs"n Clarence Johnson WIS
horn on the 23rd day Of MAY, 1873;
died of heart failure on the 2ni day of
March, 1899; aged % years, 8 months
and 9 DAYS. The day before his
death he PRAYED almost incessantly-
expressed his regrets that he had not
attended church, said 20 his mother.
Don, pray that my lite may he pro-
louged, bat prsv that my sonl he
saved He said To- his sister Willie:
That God cnnid l,nk down into the
daIkest huvels.' When asked if he
Gould not give his heart To Jesus-he
replie'i, yes At 9 p. m. IN the
night Ut the LIST he clasped his hands
and said: "Prai.e the Lord, / have
what the world cannot take from me {"
He said IT, hi parents: II am your
last child whose name is entered ON
the Lambs book of life, and IN to-
morrow / shall walk the Golden
Shore He said to- the doctor: L
have received the Holy Ghost" lie
requested that his regeneration he
told publicly. He seemed perfectly
tranquil after his conversion, and
died without struggle.
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Grantsville, w. Va.
805-17

Do We wan, to bond this county or
It's di"ricts t" get lot of money t"
waste un roads? We think not. If
the loads can be srld to contractors
aud they be required to do their work
according TO the prnper Specifications,
We will have no chico inns.
nut Unless this is done we shall al
WAYS oppose the bonding Of The o"uu-
~. 1t would he good investment
However, I" irsne bonds and build n
bridge or tw" in the county. With
facilities far trnusactiug bneinsss H.
IL should he III this county. it means
All increase in taxable property.
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--iOu s
and Your Neighbor. 5
To Our PatrOus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0oOOOOOoO

We are unav"idably late this week
Che paper for this issue vas shipped
from Baltimore, February l0ih, and
has not, at this writing, reached US.
We have done everything possible to
get it here. aud with man, regrets
have TO confess that We have failed.
Hal IL ever reached Crest0n, We
eoald have gone after it, but it had
not IL time to- GO t. r,ess
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q week.
ID. NJ. Minney is experimenting
the building of n chimney for J. d.
Jetireys. Tie j, sre workman.
The Young Peoples meetings at he
mouth of Rush run are veil attended
and much gord is b, ing accomplished.
w. /. Vanh"rne is rafting timber
nj the mouth of Snake OF this
week. On LOCKER.
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The CHRONICLE job printing de
Psrfment has recently been supplied
with all the equipments necessary for
any hind IF printing, from the neat
plain business stationery 10 The multi
colored poster. We give special
uttentipu - bonk work.
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Thomas White6cld 4 Go 240 Wa
hash avenue. r"rner jackson street.
"ne ~ ChicaRn's oldesl aud most trust.
81 druggisis. recommend Chamber.
lain's C"ugh Remedy for Ia grippe, ~
u not only gives prompt and com.
plcte relief, but slsn cpunterscis auv
endencv NJ Ia grippe to result N
pneumonis. For 'ale by Dye Phar.
macy.
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Henry Bell, WIN once lived in this
county aud vss brother tn ex-
Sheriff, john W. Bell, 7. ~. J y.
snd N II Bill, died in the u. S.
srmy, # ,rnsll poI Jan. 11rh. ~ the
city "f Manila, Philippine Islands.
lie belonged to Go. &, lat Colorado
He vac shou, so years old At the
time If his death.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-03-07

Sheriff @ w Hardman and his
deputy, Allie, were here Friday look.
ing after business matters. II will
soon he time fr making up the delin.
quent list, and To- avoid publication
and trouble, all sh Md arrange TO see
the shsrih and get their tax recsipt.
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AUNT" Eliza beth Uullins, the aged
and venerable grandmother judge
Spencer Collins, will celebrate her one
hundreth birth day on next Satu rday
March 4'h. Aunt Lizzie" as abe 10
famjliarly called, is rcmarF ably well
reserved for one az old, and The
prospects are very HsttsrIng for her
celebration of many other of her
birthdays. A party Of young folks
will &" down Saturday to visit this
aged lady and t" help her pass this
memorable day PIeasantly.-Glenville
Imprint.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-03-07

Last Thursday night the children
Of LATE Roberts. Of near Eobe, were
out after dark, and upon their return
I" the house, his seven Z, ear old daugh.
ter IriPPed aud fell bend foremost in.
to posl hole. in which sto,d n POL
# water. and befnre she was pissed
WAS 81. The hole vas about
IL incheS6eep aud 8 inches in diane
ter, and in the fall the child was
"t-dged in the hole 40 tight Ne to be
unable to gel out
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-03-07

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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-03-07

II the ground big failed TO- see kis
shadow Thursday, he bad ~ trnubIe
Friday, 50 we advise him to take to
his burrow.