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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-12-24

ha@ mis- quoted some Bible talk. AS
It IS said that the devil can quote
scripture, the notice will serve 4 doub.
lie purpose in our family. Felix will
not he mistaken for the devil nor
Festns as being brother To his Sat.
anlc msiesty.
FEsrUs.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-12-24
There is nothing like Asrbmalene.

There is nothing like Asthmalene. T
brings instant relief, even in the worst cas-
es. 1t cures when all else tails.
The Rev. {. +. WELLS, of Villa Ridge.
Ill, says: ~ orr trial bottle of Asthma line
received IN Sooi condition. cannot tel.
you how thankful feel for the good derived
from it. | was Slave. chained Viii,
putrid sore throat and Asthma Gor too
years. dcSpaired Of ever being cured
saw your advertisement Tor the cue Of III,
dreadful AID turmcnting disease. AsthUs
and thought you had overpoken youise'y..i
but resolved to give il trial 10 nv .f
constituent, the trial acted ike chrtn
Send me full,ize bottle"
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a . TO RrA
Bears tho n The Kind You Have Always Rouutt
signature Of &xH2zzzzM
Coils a DEADLY Atack.

"My wife was SO i'll that good ply"
Slclans we're unable TO help her r
writes NJ. NJ Austin, of Winchester
Ind, "but was completely cured by
DR. Kings New Liver Pills" Their
work wonders in Stomach and Live
troubles. Cure Constipation and
sick headache. 25c at the Arnold.
hnrg Pharmacy and w. O. Umsteads
Mt. Zion.
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The Pride of Heroes.

Many soldiers of the last war wrote
to say that for Scratches, BRUISES.
Gus, Wounds, Corns, Sore feet and
Stiff joints, Bucklen's Arnica Salve is
the best in the world. Same for
Burrs Scalds, Boils, Ulcers, Skin
Eruptions and Piles. 1t cures or No
pay. Only 25c at the Arnoldsburg
Pharmacy, and w. O. Umstead's,
Mt, Zion.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-12-24
Marriage Licenses.

Chapman johnson, Jr., 81,
Mona +. Terrell, Is.
Amos Lutte, 26.
Carrie Gamer, 10.
Howard Miller, .,
Sarah otarcher, "a.
Minter J. Wright. ~.
Mary NJ. McWilliams, IS.
Hugh johnson, 3S,
Mary j. Richards'29.
Stonewall j Bali, ~,
BERTHE | Amos, 2l.
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0OMMI ,SIONERS NOTICE.

The Chancory cause of /. Frank Nor
man, against James A. Terrell. admini,t,a-
Tor of the estate of Malissa Webb, deceased.
and others, having been, by decree. of tho
Circuit Court OF Calhoun county. entered in
said cause, at the October term, 1901 there.
of referred to the undersigned commission
er, with instructions To state nd settle the
itduciary accounts Of defendant. James 4.
Terrell, administrator rs aforesaid and 10
discover and report all the estate, real and
personal, owned hv the said deficient NJ.
Webb. al the time Of her death, liable To the
payment of her debts the liens thereon
their nature and priority, and To- whom owe
ing and the annual rental value of all the
real es>ate owned by the said decedent, and
now liable To the payment of her debts. and
10 make report thereon together with any
other matter required bv any party i'm inter
est or deemed pertinent by the commissions
or
Now Therefore, all the partie- to said
SUIT will take notice that | have fixed upon
Wednesday, the the 18th day of January.
1902, As the time and my office i'm the court
house in Calhoun county, at Grantsyillc, W.
Va as the place, when and where | will
proceed to execute the said order of refer
cncc.
Given under my hand this the 10Th dav
of December 1901
+. CHENOwETH Commissioner.
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Over the County.
ANNAMOEIAN.
Edi,or lhronicie.

wiring for yeur columns in the last
month. There has not been a ccpv
Of he paper seen at Annamoriah
since the wild-geese flew. For any
thug 1 know those brilliant produc
lions of my sAeepless nights may have
appeared in double loaded type on
your hrs, page, or they may have
found a more appropriate place when
the Editor went to s.shave.
Everybody misses the Chronicle;
every 0ody is anxious to know what
has become Of it. The week hefur,
last the postmaster said he expected
the force was keeping Thanksgiving
lasr week he bought, may be YOU
were out making your holiday purch
asses, and lhis week interviewed one
Of Uncle Sans mounted dragons.
mho rides The mail sacks. He said.
'spect the whole sha tin mat ch is
drunk again" 'Soused BOYS. II
that's 20 can sympalhize, hut by
Wv e''S' "'I"s mat o''"e" down the
walls Of Jericho, you are commeuc
"e christmas a niue TOO soon.
Say now, wake up Shake your.
serves together ana listen, may-hap
will tell you more in seven minutes
'N"" You VIII una L" oe true IN "
''e "P's'
we are '"'nN'"g % extending the
pirate ''''eS Oh oar vlIInge
go "S I" 'FNe VI h"'ert Coop
81 no many 'e"'nS'erS stop Wl'h him
'""' ne "'Ie"oy rivals our ho'eIs' ana
rs SOON rs ne Kills MS beeves and
""S'eS INC mac an" 'a"o"' he VIII
NV" "0,''N e'''"s" 10 starr pea
'"' ''""'' "''e" .ne "'' pace VIII
J"'' sr''"" ''e''''' an" take nm III
a. q si9a' ''''%'" VI u greater Anna
'",' '""'
= "0'V ''"''' C"'Pe' was over TO see
''' "'0'''''' ""'' "'"eF ''''"ds on 'he
''" we o'"'r Gay, ana Sa'u ron
49, '""' ! We '''''u 'e see II snake
'P'"' '''' '"e 'r"'" "hen ne S"in ."
% '"'' ''''' 10 sweet ny any
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Rev. DIR. Morris VVclcn..Irr
Rabbi OF the Cong Bnm !srae!.

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cry truly yours,
REN.DR. NORRIS " ECHSLEK
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Stops the Cough
and Works of the Cold

Laxative Bromo.Qm
cure d cold in one day. No cure mo-
pay. Price p cents
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Millinery.

@S- Misses Amanda Smith and
Key Dulin, Dressmakers and Mill.
ners. q" sewing promptly and accord
i"s To latest styles. Prices reasona
bic. Satisfaction guaranteed. Hat,
and trimmings all up to date. We
have no last years hats and trim
mings in our stock. All the newes,
styles. We trim old frames Over
Call and see us and we will save yo,
money.
Alba HnrJ,nor
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Scots will buy pair of blankets at
PelrS.
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A n
STUNIP'S FURNITURE STORE
Main Street, to post of
GrantSVille, W. Va

iced Rockers, ranging IN price from $2.75toSI0OC.
Misses q ChtJd'e'e'S Rockers, &c cts. to $2.5O
CS0t"SS BASKETS $3.50, Waste Baskets 85ctS WOrh
BASKETS 4OctS, and Feather Busters I5cts.
6e@ loom Suits, oak add yuaAoganD Finish, $15 %
to 5000 odd DreSSerS, $S.JOto $780,
Iron Beds, 400 to 1850 odd Wood Beds tyoy.
500 to 100. Cots ST. 90, Nott1 e$ses $275 10 So
"0 SAFES d C~pboa1ds, $4JOto $780, Pert1ratez
CNa" Seats 15to @5ots Center Stu51aS Oa1 and ria.
hogony fntSh, sLOOto 5000
Stunp'S Furniture Store,
o. }. Stump, Prop'r.
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Allie Hardman, was very pleas.
ont caller Thursday of last week.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-12-24

The finest line Of Xmas Goods in the coun-
ty. Never before was there such a line dis
played at Mt. Zion; and just because we
have a lot Of new things, we are not going
to run the prices away up, asitis sometimes
done. We are going to continue to give our
customers the advantage Of a well bought
stock Of CHRISTMAS GOODS at prices
that will give us only living profit.
GJ&|.& 700 MG%. II@1M @]C1g2
.-r-r-r .f.L. q - W " 80 =. "a .e..en.s
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Avon Springs, y. y, Feb. /, 1901.
DR.. Taft Bros. Medicine 90.


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A THMA CURE FREE!
Asthmallne Brings Instant Relief and
Permanent Cure in All Gases.

01NI ABSOLUTELY FREE ON RECEIPT OF POSTAL.
WRITE YOUR ADDRESS PLAINLY
The oasis., 1901-10-12

At the Pedro Bustamante BarDer Shop, on Calle Elias, Nogales. Son, tou can get a hot or cold bath for fifty cents Mex, or three bath yickets for S1 co Mex.
The oasis., 1901-10-12

ne Jfa9efsE. puntic VIII. nhO sG sHc | J. s Hotel s5 Ures Louie Kiliees. proprietor. smpls accommodations
 Ir connection with 0be house ,s {
 spacious corff 10. keeping sesms ape iding animals O. trs 9elere
 Last week Messrs Dar Mcfarland
 of Los Angeles and C. 4 Stahl o'
 Tucson, went out to the giciDity os
 Matape where they will go oo work
 upon some properties they have out
 there.
 The son and daughters of Colonel
 E Kosterlitzki, have been over fir n Oposura, visiting their father at Mag daena. Monday night they started to return home via Nogales and Doug lass, their father accompanying them as far as Nogales.
 Sunday last Mr. A. A. Lane, who in June last went east for visit in his old home in England, returned to So- nora. During his absence he visited in IlliLols and New York, as we'll as England, took in the Buffalo Exposi- tion and other sights. Returning be went out to La Cananea for a few days. Early ln the present week he went out to Santa Rosa in the Sahua. ripa district, where he is interested
 Mir. J. A Leouard from Denver, rep resenting Boston and New York capi- tai, has taken bond upon the San Miguel and Tuxtepec mines in the Ores district, near 5oyopa, and will open the properties upon an extensive scale aud erect a 30- ton water jacket copper shelter. These mines carry copper, gold and silver in handsomely paying proportions, as has been de. moDstrdted by development work per formed In the Tnxtepec ground are several well defined lodges varying from four to ten feet iu width. In the San Miguel is big ledge all of twenty feet wide, carrying ugh grade ores. Last Saturday Mr. Leo uard started east to make prepara tiOns for beginning work.
 Out in the Sahuarlpa district. in the vicinity of the Chipiona mine is the Sdu Jose de Pinal, an 'autlguan niue with a history going back into the days of the Spanish occupation. The property has d big record of pro- ductioD, it being said that it yielded B, 750,000 in three years It was abandoned on account of heavy flow | of water which was tapped in the lower workings and flooded the mine. Tte present owners, Thos Bentley | Harry Mo Mahan, Henry Hanson and | Dick Finn, are running tunnel 300 | feet long to tap the water and drain | the niue It is rum0red that when the mioe flooded forty miners were caught aud drowned. The work now being done by the present owners will | prove or oisprove that story, and it is believed it will prove good mIue
 At the Pedro Bustamante Baroer | Shop, on Calle Elias, Nogales. Son, tou can get hot or cold bath for | 6ffu oaptc May nr fbrao bott, |
The oasis., 1901-10-12

Nasal Catarrh quickly yields to t4c- ment by Elys Cream Balm, which is agrlt- ably aromatic. It is received through tho nostrils, cleanses and heals the whole sur face over which it diffuses itself. Druggists sell the 5Oc. size; Trial size by mail, 10 cents. Test it and you are sure to continue the treatment.
 Announcements.
 To accommodate those who are partial .o the use of atomizers in applying liquids into the nasal passages for cdtaaTAaJ t1'Ou- Jles, the proprietors prepare Cream Balm in liquid form, which will be known as Ely's Liquid Cream Balm Price including the spraying tube is 75 cents Druggists or by mail The liquid form embodies the med icinal properties of tbe solid preparation
The oasis., 1901-10-12
SONORA SETTINGS.


 mission business.
 MT. George Moore the Cumpas me. chant is visiting Hermosillo, on bu. iness.
 Mr. Julian Moraga manager Of tn company's store at Lampazos has beei this week visiting at Minas Prieta and Hermosillo.
 Mrs. H. P. Durham, wife of th superintendent of the Zubiate mine near Minas Prietas-about twely, miles distant-has recently joined he husband, coming from Texas.
 MT. Pedro Pinelli of La Culorad; has been recently out at Cucurpe looking over some mining properties in the interest of capitalists contem plating their purchase.
 Mir 0. R. Watson long in the ma chine shop of the Grand Central Miu ing Co. at La Colorado, has gone tt La Concentration in the employ of La DuraMining Co.
 Last Saturday afternoon a dan holding irrigation water rear Ortiz statIon burst, and the flood looseneo 5y the mishap washed out two kilo metres of track on the Sonora railway
 tFu stop for meals at Torres, going south for breakfast, northward for supper At Theo. Oldendorf's passengers find first class meals. cooked American style, and at reasonable price.
 It is reported that every Chinese wash house and store in Sonora i: harDoring large number of Chinese coolies, all awaiting opportunities tC slip across the international boundary into the promised land
 MT. E. L. Andrews came iu iron Matape Saturday last. The gentle man reports that the big Robinson gold washing machine he took out there couple of months ago works very satisfactorily aud proftably.
 Next week Messrs Miguel Padres and Thos Thompson of La Colorado are going out to Sahuaripa Mir Pa dres to luaugurate new store in the town, and MT. Thompson to attend some mining interests he has in that district.
 Colonel w. P. Harlow wired from the City of Mexico a week ago that he had secured all the titles to the prop critics he has in hand out Dear Suaqui de Batuc, and would return 10 Sonora immediately to push work upon their development.
 Mir William HuntOn eight or nine years ago an engineer in the mill of the Creston Colorado Company at La Colorado passed down the line of the Sonora railway on business. Since he was in Sonora MT. Hunton has travel ed in various parts of the world in the interest Of mining machinery manu. lecturers.
 Doctor Roberts, who is interested in the Henrietta Mining ComYany of Washington, D. O.. developing some rich placer ground near Cienega, 10 the Altar district, has recently been out to Matape to inspect the opera. 5ion of the Robinson gold washer, He returned thence to Cienegs early 'n the present week.
 Near San Marcos. in 5he Sahuaripa district Messrs Tom Beutly aud Henry Hanson of Minas Prietas are develop ing 5ig ledge of cad aud silver ore, rom which good results are aDticipat- cd The ledge varies Ia width from lonl to nine feee ;s strong ana well
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-25
CONTRACT IS LET
Dold Plant viii Run by Elec-
trio Power.
2 IMMENSE GENERATORS
VIII Transmit Power to the
Different Departments.

People at the stockyards were all talk
ing about the greater Dold packing house
yesterday. The interest in the new house
was given fresh start by the report that
the contract had been let for electrical
machinery and that the entire big plant
would be run by electricity.
A reporter for the Eagle called at the
packing house and asked Superintendent
Charles Darrigrand in regard to the re-
port. The superintendent was evidently
pleased about something. He has all
along claimed that if the Jacob DoId com
pany would give Fred DoId his way that
they would have one OF the best packing
houses in the country, and the young
manager seems TO be having his own way
Mr.. Darrigrand said that the contract
had been let TO the Great Western com
pany Of Chicago. Mr.. Clancy. the spe-
cial agent of the Chicago company, had
come here to figure on The contract and
ne did not try 10 conceal his satisfaction
when the contract was closed. He said
the Dold specifications called for the very
best up to date machinery on The mar
ket and Mr.. Dold was satisfied that the
Great Western had it.
The contract calls for two 49, ilowat
low speed, 250-volt generators to transmit
the power to the different departments of
the great packing plant. There viii be
Is electrical motors Of eight to s. horse
power each placed in the different de-
partments of the big packing house 70
r, o1,f,,
also be operated with electricity. There
viii be three of these elevators and the
electrical machinery that VIII run them
is warranted to give 4 hosting capacity
of three tons 100 feet per minute
People VIII be surprised that the i'm
mense cooler building will not have a
window. It will be inclosed by walls of
solid masonry and all the seven floors viii
be lighted day and night by 800 incandes-
cent lamps Of 16-candle power each. The
generators viii each occupy a floor space
of six by eight feet and they will each
weigh 1900 pounds.
One Of the most attractive features of
the electrical machinery will be the
switch board in the engine room. 1t viii
be composed OF three panels Of blue Yer
mont marble, each three by six feet and
two inches thick. These panels viii be
on brass pedastals IS inches high
and set in polished frames of angle and
T brass.
The knowledge that the Dold plant
would have the incest electrical machin-
cry in the west was what caused the ac-
tive competition among the electrical
to get the contract for furnish
ing the machinery. It will be the most
modern plant IN the west and nothing
anywhere can excel it. The new house
viii be different from anything the people |
here have ever seen in the shape of a
packing house. In the years to come when !
people from other sections come to Wich- |
TIA to take in the sights. they will never
once think of missing the greater Dold /
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-25
FINED FOR SHOOTING.
Three Boys Seem Very Careless With
Gun.


Gun.
Yesterday afternoon in the police court
three boys were brought un. charged with
having violated the city ordinance by hav-
ing discharged firearms within the city
limits The boys were Ralph Cravens.
Clate Harrison ard Daniel Fletcher. They
plead not guilty 20 the charge as they
believed they were outside Of the city
limits They did not deny having fred
& rife az the place where they were ar
rested. and when il was shown thar the
place was in the city limits their de-
Tense feu down They claimed that they
had Only nred seven shots. K seems from
the evidence in the case that they were
shooting at a stump across the river and
thar some men were sitting near hy and
began oursing them They claim that
they ceased shooting AZ once. except for
one shot which they hred at q barrel that
was across the river near the slaughter
house.
The place where they did tire shooting
is about tive hundred yards south Il The
slaughter house which IS located on The
south side q the Wichita ard Western
tracks. The parties who caased the ar
rest alisse that che hoys were shooting
across the river ard fhac the boys we-e
striking dangerously near O. their home.
also that one e the h-,cts st-uck in
The thick part u IRE door ou The side
frou Whtrh gre bullets came and passei
almost Through ere 5to- a-E i1t1 eroup
- children who acre pisyi1g behind q:
This latter part af the evidence was not
used against them. as the BOYS Nere very
Sadly scared. and SO they we're let OF
With 3 aue q s each-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-25
BOY is LOST.
Half Witted Lad Disappeared Last
Monday and Not Heard From Since.

Last Monday morning lad who has
been taking treatment of DR.. Evans dis
appeared and has not been seen or heard
from since. The boy has been in the in
sane asylum and as he did not seem to
De getting the necessary treatment he
was brought home and placed under the
care of DR.. Evans. DR.. Evans has been
treating him with electricity. and the lad
seemed to be Improving very rapidly. He
had so far improved that the doctor was
using him as sort of trusty and had sent
him on errands several times. Monday
morning he disappeared and it was
thought that he had gone southwark. No
anxiety was felt about him until after a
search had been made ard when he was
not found it was thought that he had
straved farther than was AZ first thought.
But when a couple of days passed and no
tidings had been received of his wherea-
bouts the matter became serious and a
search has been going on ever since. Up
till last night no trace had been found.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-25
SEASONABLE HINTS.
Guard Your Health in Fall and Early
Winter


Winter.
A change from warm TO cold is always
attended with more danger than from q
cold TO q warm tempera tire. hence the
greater mortality from lung and throat
diseases at this season OF the year as
compared with spring
The best protection against colds Is
not so much in extra clothing as in good
digestion
II the digestion and circulation are
good. colds viii bc unknown
Poor digestion causes poor circulation
OF the blood ard when in this condition
severe colds are contracted on the slight
est provocauon-
People who make a regular practice Of
taking Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after
meals are free from colds. simply because
their digestion is perfect The heart strong
and regular. and the whole system for
tffed against disease
II requires li-tle argument 20 convince
snvone shat the best safeguard arsinst
eoIds. pneumonia ana changes Of tenn
perature Is soOt stomach.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets taken eftsr
Toe-ts arc diss7ivcd. ana ni1slirs vl.h
the food. cause Il 10 Zoe Drom2>iy disestet
ara ssst.auated. they &c tais because
III contain nothing but harmless d.
e. stive elements. which digest ueett. esss
an ather food even when the stomach
81 aeak ard focli-
Is Dvspeps Tablets make people
ia keep mem wcu. an5 ,he best
500 can ac4Girc is &C keep daily
then II meals 10 make the d.
e organs strong and vigorous.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-25

and other things and TOOK them TO TIE
old lady. The next day he actually sent
her FIVE bushels Of potatoes. three pounds
Of smoking tobacco, a cooking stove. a
pair Of lace curtains and several ether
things Five bushels of potatoes would
have lasted the old lady during the bal
ance Of her natural life, ant as for the
lace curtains, they looked mighty swell.
but mighty ode in a house that didn' t
have solitary piece Of furniture in it
except the stove he had given her.
Mr.. Henderson viii be missed from dry
goods circles by Wichita shol pers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-25
FRIENDS WERE DEFEATED.
Gould Not Stand Before the On.
slaughts of Kinqfsher.

The Friends University football team
went down 10 defeat yesterday at King
fisher to the tune of IS to Q. Kinghsher
outplayed the Quakers. and only once
did the Frienos have possession of the
ball and this was at the kickoff. The
Kingfsher men went through the line
and around the ends at their own sweet
will. and all the work of the boys from
this city could do was to watch them
and see how they did 1t. It seemed to
be an of day for the Friends. They
did not put up the best of individual
work and did not work together
as they have heretofore. They
did not take any heart in the game, and
never before on local or foreign field
have they played such poor ball Several
Of their men were slightly disabled when
they left here and when the game was
over, Hoyt, Hampton and Senter were
pretty badly knocked out.
This is the second game of the season
for the Friends They Won from Lewis
Academy the third Of October and have
not played since. Today they play at
Blackwell and Saturday at Wellington,
and it is the hope of the team and their
supporters here that they viii retrieve
their loss of yesterday.