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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-12-12

! Mrs. Marsh Trippeti was shopping
in town Saturday.
The trains are not now running on
s;h"dule lime To- this town.
john L. Gain-r was rusticaring IN
the waters of Bull river SUNDAY.
During the summer and autumn
months this is the greatest Country in
the world. But the mud is too deep
for winter comfort.
Makes the blood pure, reno:ates the
entire system, gives new life and
strength Begg's Bl"od Purifier. "lr
cured me of a long standing aud
chronic case "f 6>iuIa r.. A Bent.
~, Summit. Fla. Endorsed by phv.
>icians. GUARANTEED not To- tail
Fry il. For sale by Arm"ldsburg
PHARMACY.
4. G.. Mathews returned from
Braxt"n county last Friday where
he had been "a witLess for the
State ". j b. EIlysnn for II felony.
The care was ON trial and will not
likely be completed for day or two
yet.
Place your confidence in remedy
that Is GUARANTEED Ia cure. Il
cuwghed constantly and my strength
MAS all exhausted; | l"okrd more like
"ne dead than alive. Begg's Cherry
Cough S,rup entirely cured me. =
Mrs. ;. ID. llarsh, Fairport, Kansas.
For all throat and lung troubles. 1t
has NEVER FAILED. Arnoldsburg
Pharmacy.
Monday, Jan. l>t, Is the lay fixed
TOR the county curt to convene, hut
it being Il holiday, Ms we understand
the matter, court will not do any
business until Tue,d,y the 2nd
Hearts are made sad by he use of
cruel and vile tongues. Hearts are
made light 10y the use Of good aud
chasIe tongues. If one looks in n
mirror and smiles he is met by smiles,
l. greeted by smiles and all is smiles.
Is it not possible for us to have more
sunshine in our lives? What have
we gained five sh"nId prosecute some
one all our lives? Echo answers,
nothing. Then, in the light Of the
age i'll which we live, let every man
seek to make his fellows, and especial.
" himself, better, and see what effect
il will soon have on society. Better
chnrches, better schools, better people,
better houses, better everything, are
slime things lnnged for by everybody.
I" have them, men must do right and
stand in unity.
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Still the weather is fine.


ticles.
:. T. Stump and sons. "Crow," are
timbering.
Send MS rain" is the prayer OF
many man.
Grow Stump went to Creston FRI
day after goods.
Mrs l. n Reall is quite sick with
stomach trouble.
Mrs NJ. ID. F"gle mas been quite
sick for several days.
K. f, Hickman aad wife, Of Big.
bend, were her, S nday.
Last Monday Was right stormy
/ day for the weary traveller.
Are our public s,hools what they
should be? If not why not?
Considerable plumbing has been
done in town the past week.
Joseph Owens was abou: town
talking trade to the boys Friday.
Browning, the horse man, took his
drove Of ponies To- Ohio last week.
VIM. Cornell has sold his farm in
Richie and has moved to Harrison
county.
JAS. Stevens, a timherman from
Pine creek, was in the burg Friday
evening.
Prot Bee Hopkins and his es,imA.
BILE wife were in the burg short lime
Saturday.
We live to be close observer and
we know thing or two that we have
never told.
How important it is for our chill
dren to be kept in school. Golden op
por,uuities are passing by.
y. W. Halleubake SAYS: We will
have II rise in the river between the
10Th * - of December, 1890
Cain Bros, who have saw mill on
l;ull river, had breakdown several
days ago and have recently started
np.
Capt Fl. A Terrell and son, Lon,
T. f. Sinner and others from Sheri
dan district, were III town Satur.
day.
There will lie quite lot of candi,
dates in tins county FIR Sheriff aud
great many Of hem will be without
flies
"Doud" Stump, J. +. Griffin, A.
IL. Stump, } G.. Stump and others
were working on DIR. Dyes house last
week.
The chronic gru3:hler is a chronic
g,umbler aud you cannot make any
thing else out Of him n matter whut
you d..
The Bull river literary Is attract.
ing great crowds. We are sending
gu; quite a representation from here
each Thursday night.
It we were going to hold a camp
meeting for our life we would want
Tom Terrell, of Leaf Bank, to do
eur singing. lie is whole camp
meeting himself.
We are informed that Joe ~
Cradd"ck has bought out the Glen.
vile Imprint and will take charge
about the frst Of January. The I'm
print will be 4 hit number from the
time he takes charge.
We believe that all men ought to
be supremacy happy in an'icipalion Of
a future existence after finishing up
The care- Of this life, but wc d,"'r
believe that deihroned reason is any
evidence Of that anticipation.
We regret to hear Of the serious
ilIu.-g ,c Air. WUl Y ,,r,,., ,c ,,f
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-12-12

Dye Pharmacy guarantees every
holtlc Of Chamberlain Cough Rem
cdv aud will refund the money ~ amy
one who is not satisfied after using
two.thirds Of The contents. This is
ihe best remedy in the world for In
grippe, coughs, colds, Group aud
whoopiug cough and is pleasant aud
safe to take. / prevents any ten.
dcncy Of acold To- result in pneumonia.
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You Bet 1t Did.
12--4-9 90

12--4-99.
This will help some.
w. p. DAVIS,
Newton. w. Va.
1t contained a beautiful one dol.
la biIl.-ED
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S..'ssY ?IsaiaG MI. b.
CONTAGIOUS and BUILDERS

Keep on hand for Sale all kinds Of
Dressed Lumber such as Weather
Boarding, Ceiling, Flooring, Drop
Siding. Moulding, and Brackets, also
all kinds Of Building Material, such as
Sash. Doors, Mills, Glass. Paint. Oils.
Locks, Hinges and Screws. and, in
fact, Building Material Of all kinds.
Kept at residence on DuuicIs run
Pcstoilice address.
ARNOLDSBURG. w. Vi.
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The CHKoNICLE job printing DE-
partment has recently been supplied
with sIl he equipments necessary for
an, kind of printing, from The neat
plain business stationery t. the multi,
c"Iored poster. We give specia
attention to book work.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-12-12

We serd ont annual statements tn
men like I. II Shaltuck, Cashier If
the Citizens National Bank, of Par.
kerSburg. H. &. jackson, President
of the l. X r r. and business man
agcr of the II G.. jackson Grocery Co.
Congressman Freer and many others
ike the above named in the idenrica !
same form and ut the same price we
Sc nd them to all other suhscribers
ana not one Of them gets his back mp
and raises all kinds Of shepl 4
statement Of account Is purely bust
ness transaction and we get them.
Don't yun think we d. nat. We buy
our ready prints Of the Baltimore
Newspaper Uniou, al Baltimore Md.
and the first "f each month we get a
statement Of account. 1t we do not
remit by the 10Th, following, we get IL
letter from them and for the benefit
Of our patrons, who seem to think we
do not need money, we will wait for
the second dun and then publish it,
verbatim, the amount excepted.
Now don't fail to see this.
a, a cure for rhcumatisr Cham.
herlaiu', Pain Balm i gaiu.uga wide
reputation. ID. b. johnson. of Rich.
moud Ind, has been troubled with
that ailment since 1862. In speaking
ut it he saws II never found any
hing that would relieve me until |
used Chamhcrlain's Pain Balm. 1t
acts like magic with me. My foot
was SWEDEN aud paiuing me very
much, but one application relieved
me- For sale by Dye Pharmacy.
I'm Richards, ono Of the thrifty
citizens OF Big Springs, was here
Thursday.
Ny s1n had been troubled for years
with chronic diarrhoea. Sometime
ago ! persuaded him & take some OF
ChambcrIain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. After using tvs,
bottles of the % cent size he was
cured / give This testimonial. hoping
that some one similarly afflicted msy
read it aud he benefited -THoMAs
g. BOYER, Glencoe. O. For sale by
Dye Pharmacy.
The steamer Nellie Bartlett now
makes regular trips between CresDor
aud Palestine daily to connect will
the l. X V. II. II. nj Palestine.
Brrr's German Salve. the rnmou,
pile cure promptly cures skin discas
g. sores, ulcers aud wounds,
GUNRNNrEED REMEDY that has ne, q
failed, beware of couutprfciis 81
have used ~ f,r piles and found il m,
very HFsr Elilda Hamilton. Ot
tumwa Iowa. Aruoldsburg Pharma
J cy
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1T has become a household upccs,i
~ with us--w" cannot re alnng with
ont it, writes Mrs II X Wilson
Gordon, AK ,of Bcgg's Cherry C1ugl
syrup, the guaranteed remedy TIT
coughs, colds lacrippc. con s,mp'ion
and all bronchial affections Ar
ID. i.'i't 'h afmecv
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GrArNNTEED lo stop your hair
falling out, remove daudruf. restore
natural color. aud cure all scalp dis
cases Begg'- Hair Remover Cnn.
nor praise % too highly; stopped my
hWr falling ont aud started ncw
growth MR. VI McKeeyer. Abbey.
vile, Kan. For sale b. Arm dshurg
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THE WEEKLY INTEL IGENCR,
One year in advance. ...................$1 OO
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six months in advance 60
i copies one year and an extra copy
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Peter. Hicks.
Ias::.;.l Artist ~! aaiF Dresser.

Can he found at his shop back of
Smiths store every Saturday. Give
HIM cali. Satisfaction guaranteed
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All kinds Saddles, Brides, Girths
ialterS, Breechimg and Check-Iiue
at PeiPs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16
THE SOUTH LEADS.
New Railways Projected In south
Atlantic aud Gulf states.

New Railways Projected to south
Atlantic aud Gulf states.
The old boom days OF railway building
are gone, perhaps never to return but
there is a revival in construction and
many a scheme is now being promoted.
The Railway Age. after making thor
ough investigation, estimates that there
are 500 different lines projected with an
aggregate mileage of 4o,563.
The South Atlantic States come up with
i1s lines and $3.50 miles of projected line
while the Gulf and Mississippi Valley
States have seventy-two lines projected
with q proposed mileage OF 6or''
or course. nothing Ike 600 miles OF
road will be built this year, but II is estl-
mated that the construction VIII push
close to 1000 miles, All of 1900 miles are
either under contract or In course OF actua
construction.
The following are the States which
show over 100 miles of line under con-
tract or under construction: PennsyiVe
mia 100 miles, West Virginia li0, virginia
100, North Carolina 1872 Georgia lac, Flori-
da 1853. Alabama 109, Louisiana Ia Mlchl-
gan III. Illinois 1856, Minnesota 135, iowa
oe1 Indian and Oklahoma Territories aOi,
Arkansas 216, Texas 10S dncluding 81
miles of grade, most of which was COM
pleted last year, California 49, Idaho
POT. Oregon 127 and Washington $50
miles.
The sign which points strongest to
large new mileage this year is the iact
that many important extensions and con-
Meeting links are being undertaken by
some Of the largest systems In the west
which have the money on hand TO com
plete the work. Among these are the
Illinois Central. Chicago and Northwest
ern, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacihc;
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul; Great
Northern, Northern Pacific and Oregon
Railroad and Navigation company. The
Illinois Central alone will add nearly 200
miles OF line including its Omaha exten
sion, 1870 miles; connecting links in MIS-
sisslppi, "a miles. and coal branch ten
miles long in Alabama, on which track is
already laid The Chicago and Northwest
ern has not less than 1877 miles under
contract or actually under construction,
all OF which is located In Minnesota ana
Iowa. and which is being built principally
to give that company more direct line
between ST Paul and Minneapolis and
Omaha. The largest projected mileage
Is located in the Southwestern States
(eight In NUMBER but IL should be ex-
planned that large proportion OF this
mileage Is composed OF recently moor
porated lines although there are ABOUT
$50 miles under contract or construction. in
that region at the present time. In the six
States classed as the South Atlantic states
and which show a projected mileage OF
ego miles there are not less than tsS
miles actually under way, while the hye
Gulf and Mississippi Valley States. with
6O57 miles projected, show 46i miles I'M
der contract or construction. In the New
England States there are nearly 100 miles
OF road on which work Is actually In prog
ress. and In the five Middle States there
is little new work under way outside OF
Pennsylvania.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16
OPERATIONS TO BE RESUMED.
REVIVAL or THE HOUSTON BELT
AND MAGNOLIA PARK.
car. VIII BE Running within Two
Weeks-Line VIII he Equipped
with An Electric system.

The Houston Belt aud Magnolia PARK
road, extending from the corner Of San
Jscinto street aud Commerce avenue, this
city. to Magnolia Park. a distance Of six
miles, will DO in active operation within
the next two weeks il arrangements which
arc now practically completed are carried
out.
The road with the exception at a por-
ton OF the line which formerly made
part of the La Porte, has not been used for
some four years, during which time 1T
passed out of tho hands Of Receiver John
Kennedy into those Of its present owners.
Details OF the plans under which the line
will be operated can not be published at
the present time, but the promoters OF the
scheme expect to have their arrangements
matured sufficiently within the next two
or three days to warrant the giving OF a
full and complete statement to the public
That portion OF the line extending from
this city to Oak Lawn, distance OF two
miles, will. within the next two months
be equipped with electricity and system
of trolley cars will be placed in operation
This will be of immense advantage to the
suburbanites along Harrisburg road anc
at Oak Lawn and. as the line will pass BY
the new race track being constructed BY
Mir. Berry of this city. will have the et'
feet of providing a cheap and easy way
Of reaching that place when It is opened
The passenger cars and dummy en-
gines composing the present equipmen
of the road are now undergoing repair
and will be used until the trolley system
Ia nut in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16

rate Of one and one-thrd fares on the
certificate plan. % '"'
Fsr the meeting OF Grand Lodge. COL
o.ed knights OF Pythias at Fort Worth on
may 70 IL, rate OF one and one-thIri
iares, Tickets will be sold on MAY and
VIII be limited to May Ia Tor return.
For the meetings OF the Texas STAT.
rental and State Pharmaceutical assocls-
IONS ~ Waco on May 1s to is, rates on
me oistsnce plan. with one fare from
points where one way rate il over ss
Tickets will be sold on May is and 1s and
VIII be limited 10 May 10 for return.
Fer the B'nai Birth meeting at Mem
phis on April 30 to May 3. rate OF one and
one-third fares on the certificate plan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16
EMERGENCY TARlFfSPROpOSEI
DISCRIMINATION AGAINST LONE
STAR LINE OBJECTED TO.
commissioners Mayficid Orcrs Circu-
lar For PromulGation--Posi
ton of Reagan and storey.

Austin. Texas. April Is. accumulation
Mayheld has proposed the following circu.
lar for PRONUNCIATION:
NOTICE TO RAILROAD COMPANIES
IN TEXAS.
Austin. Texas, April 14.--In view OF
the fact that the railroad lines in
Texas persist in the practice OF charg-
ing full local rates on all shipments
rendered to them by the Lone Star
line OF steamships for transportation
from Galveston to interior points In
Texas, accepting at the same time.
Tor an Identical service Of transport
ing shipments rendered to them at
Galveston by the New York and Texas
Steamship company, divisions which
are, In amount. much less than their
local rates, the railroad commission OF
Texas IS of the opinion that an cmer-
gency exists, as provided by the terms
of chapter 81, page 81. general laws
of regular session Of the Twenty fifth
legislature OF Texas, which will Justify
the adoption OF emergency tariffs for
the purpose of overcoming the mani
testify unjust Determinations now be-
ing practiced.
The railroad companies are there
fore hereby warned that II this prac-
tice is not promptly discontinued the
commission will proceed to consider
the propriety OF resorting to the rem
edy above outlined, or such other rem
edy as may seem Just and proper In
the premises.
Commissioner Storey is inclined to oa
pose the Issuance OF the above at the pres
ent time his idea being that the Bale,
act regulating the interchange of traf
fic between steamship and railroad com
panies will, when 1t goes into effect mine
ty days after the adjournment OF the leg
islature) reach tho trouble. COMMISSIONS
Reagan is not here, but 1t is known tina
a short time ago he was in favor of tn
issuance OF such an order. which was with
held pending n disposition OF the tnjunc
ton suits. II Is therefore probable tina
when he returns next week he may vol
with Commissioner May6eld and brin
about its PRONUNCIATION.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16
l. and G. \. Rntes.

General Passenger Agent Price OF the
International and Great Northern has au-
thorized the following reduced rates:
For the annual meeting OF Elks at st.
Louis on June 20 to %, rate Of one fare
plus So. Tickets viii be sold on June IL
and 10 and limited to June 25 for return.
For the general assembly Of the Pres6y-
terisn church at Richmond, Va, on May
is 10 2s, a rate OF one fare for the round
"trip. Dates OF sale, May is and IS; limit
June ..
For the mseting OF the womaus Home
Mission society Of thn Methodist Ep.a-
copal church lsouth) At Dallas on April ~.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16
Cur Accountant, in Session.

Galveston. Texas. April 10 "A regular
quarterly meeting of the Car Accountants
association was held at tho parlors of the
fremont hotel today Matters affecting
the interest of the association and topics
relating to keeping crack Of cars were
discussed by those present Among the
members of the association in atteudanoa
were NJ o. Hurts of Fort Worth, repre-
senting tho Rock Island w, B, Lee Of
St, Charles, representing the Kansas City,
Pittsburg and Gulf; NJ NJ, Murray of The
daly eston, Houston and Henderson; w
II. Sheldon OF the Santa Fe. w. II. Mitch
ell Of the Gulf and Interstate, and T.. O.
Kocke of Terrell. representing the Texas
Midland
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16

came In last night after a trip over his
territory
All of the Galveston Houston lines have
announced tho usual rate OF 81 for the
round trip TO the Island City today.
Colonel Tom Kingsley. travelling passen-
ger agent of the Louisville and Nashville,
headquarters at Dallas. was In tho city
last night.
Mr.. o, c. Gatlin, travelling freight
agent of the Katy, arrived at headquar-
tors yesterday after trip over a part of
his territory.
MIR. s, Johnson, manager OF the rail.
way department OF the Waters Pierce OIL
company, headquarters at st. Louis, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. e. A. Helbig. auditor OF the Gulf,
Beaumont and Kansas City, headquarters
at beaumont, was in Houston for short
time yesterday evening,
The spring meeting OF the Texas Railway
club viii be called TO order at the Lawloy
hotel tomorrow morning. A large num-
Dor Of delegates are expected TO be present
Mr.. j n. Wlsnor, travelling freigh
agent Of tho Frisco, returned last might
from poluts In the interior of tho State
where he has solicited business durinl
tho past week.
OF the Central. returned yesterday morn
ing from Detroit, Miche where he AZ
tended the meeting of the American Rail
way association,
/, is expected that the passenger trains
of the Santa Fe VIII begin to head in and
/ out OF the Grand Central station today oil
tomorrow. the necessary connections IN
| the Fifth ward having been practically
/ completed
! Mr.. j y. Munson, president Of the Gal
weston, Houston and Northern, left yes
torday morning for Denison. He 10 ex
pected to return on Monday or Tuesday
by which time II s thought that the neo'
cssary arrangements for tho transfer OF the
La Porte property viii have been made.
The Galveston. Houston aud llender-
toms "baseball special" viii leave tho In
ternational and Great Northern depot at
1:45 this afternoon The advance appli-
cations for tickets indicate that large
crowd viii go to tho Island city 10 Wit
ness tho first Sunday game of the Texas
league.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16
NEW CHAIR CARS.
Dimensions of Those Being Built for
Texas Lines.

Texas Lines.
The twelve new chair cars for the
southern Pacific and the six for the Hous-
ton and Texas Central, which the Pullman
company is now building, are for August
delivery They will be 60 feet long over
all, 10 feet 4 inch wide over all, and
fee. 81 inches high from top of sill to I'M
der plate. They Will have Pullman stand
dard under-frames; Pullman standard
hammered iron sxles; Hodge brake adj
justers; National Hollow (automatic head)
brake beams; Christie and Diamond S
brake shoes: Westinghouse brakes; Janney
coupiers; Pantasote curtain materials with
Forsyth fixtures; Frumveller double coil
in connection with safety system OF steam
heat; Fletcher steel journal box lids;
Pintsch gas light; steel type platforms;
scarritt seats; Allen No. 8 36-inch wheels,
and Pullman standard paints, six-wheel
trucks and vestibules
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16
Note. md personnlr.

Mr.. j. l.. West, assistant general freight
agent OF the Katy. spent yesterday II
Galveston.
Mr. w d. Lawson, travelling passenger
agent of the Katy, was at his local head
quarters yesterday.
Mr.. Lee Moor agent OF the Houston
East and West Texas at Luflsin. made
a business visit TO Houston yesterday.
Mr.. NJ. E. Glass, travelling freight and
passenger agent OF the Texas Midland
came In last night after trip over hi,
territory.
Mr.. l.. s. Paltrey, travelling freigh
agent of the Southern Pacific and Central
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16

kalsomined. new wood casing have been
put in, the floors have been covered with
linoleum and new desk has been pro-
vided for Mr. Robbins. As a result the
general appearance of the offices has been
greatly improved.
The replasterlng OF tho hall on the sec
ond floor OF the station has also been
practically completed and the work of inn
proving and decorating the waiting rooms
on the first floor. which has been under
way for some time past, will be finished
within the next two or three days The
station will then be one of the finest struc-
lures of its kind in the entire South and
will be a creditable ornament to the city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16
80 Grand Central improvements.

General Passenger Agent Robbins OF the
Central was treated to surprise on his
return from Hot Springs yesterday. Dur
ing his absence the Improvements which
were under way al his Offices in the Grand
Central station when he left were finished,
and Chief Clerk Lawrence had the effects
Of the general passenger department
moved In Friday plight from the temporary
Offices In the Grand Central hotel build
inr. The rooms occupied by the depart
ment have been freshly plastGed and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16

Austin. Texas. April 15.--E II. Il
Green was here today to submit the char
ter of his Tarpon club (whoss headquar.
ters are located on the shores of Arkansas
prevail The club has no capital stock
but owns property to the value OF s25.00Q.
and its charter will be filed when few
technical imperfectious discovered therein
nrp ran1ovad