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Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30
SENATOR DEPEW
Speaks to Big Republican Rally at
New Haven, CT.

New Haven conn. OF. .9.--Thc big
rest rallv Of the present state cam
paiyn in this city WIS that of Tuesday
night. when Hon. G.. NJ. Delcw OF New
York. addressed more than 1000 people
in the Hyperion theatre
Senator Depcw referred To recent his
tory In insular dependencies and
claimed that the Republican party nrs
met every responsibility houorably and
successfully lVitb r..o.,rJ IA Cuba he
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30
FARM
FOR
SALE
AT BoWDoINHAM. ME.

Pleasantly located, near friendly
Eeighbors. I-3 mile To school and only
81, miles out by good road: 50 acres.
cuts 20 tons hay. pasture cows.
plenty wood and timber l3o apple
trees, 100 bhls in season. S-room cot
tage house barn 4exI5. mail delivered
at door. Eowdoinharn is one of the
best farming towns in Maine. with
fine churches, stores. ETC., and a High
school that fits for any college in the
State. This farm has never failing
water. excellent orchard land and some
very early land. owner must sell at
once and price is only $1,000 with $500
down and easy terms. Bear in mind
that this farm is only II miles from
Bath-une of the best markets in all
New England Ii this is such farm
as You sare looking fer, take s1o0 10
bind the trade and go TO We y. Hutch
ins. Bowdoinham. MaiIfe- Special list
OF other farms FREE from f. a.
Strout. Augusta. Me.
OftsS-3A- Nne.- foir
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30
New York Produce Market.

New York, Oct. -.
FLOt- Rec eipts, - So bbls. exports.
lI55 bbis. sales, 1:.5G0 pkgS.: market was
arm and held higher: winter patents $50
M3.m: winter straights, 3.i5sf3.j5; Mimi
patent, a.:tnil0: winter extras. 2.Soat3io,
winter low grades. 2.s5i,2..1.
WIIEAT-Rcceipts. So.3.5 bu.; exports.
.9l3 bu.; sales. .Sa5.osp bu. futures: spot
du..: No. RED. Is elevator; No. red.
.Sii 0 u afioat; No. northern Duluth.
S3 o b atloat; No. hard Manitoba, S39,
o b atloat.
CORN-Rcccipts. 1880 bu.; sales, l55.c"
bu. futures, 2ioeo bu. spot: spot easy;
No. ,, G6ia elevator and 61i. I @ b afloat
No . yellow. 81; No. white, -.
Receipts. y 800 bu.; sppt steady
No. >. "a; standard white. ::si4; No. !
white, 80: track white western. 3in3s;
track white state. 3iff3S.
EEEF-Stendy.
CIT NEATS-Irrcguiar
LAEp-Easier. western steamed, l6.65.
PORk-Stcady mess. lS.d0mls.a.
BUTTER-Steady; extra creamery, 20;
state dairy. lNi2i.
IiEESt.-Quict.
EGGS-Steady: state and Penna.. aver
age best. Has.
rot TATOES-F'irm: south Jersey sweets
2uMI,Il
St'GAR-F'irm; fair refining. l-l5: cen
trfugal 36 test. 3@s; molasscs sugar. . IL
Is: refined firm.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30
THE CAMPAIGN.
Allison and Shaw Speak at
MarshaIItown, Iowa.
Moody and Capron Address a Big
Meeting at pawtucket.
oeoew Has a Good Talk to People of
New Haven.

AiarshalItowu. Iowa. oct. 29.-The
Iorres; meetings OF the Iowa campaign
,-.re held hrr~.. Tuesday afternoon and
evening. ae:lator Allison delivered the
,rincipal address in the afternoon. and
s.cretar, Shaw also spoke briefly. COW
ing mis- views of the tariff revision and
fine IOWA Idea" Secretary Shaw was
the principal speaker, tonight. His ad-
d.. IS in part was rs follows:
THE campaign in Iowa has assumed,
:; seems to me. more than merited no.
tor,etv. our political enemies demand
:, defence of the details of present tariff
laws. and they charge us with standing
p.Jged To the maintenance Of existing
rn,.s. This is not the Republican posi-
finn and 50. officially to answer 10 the
,hlr.e. il j. cminently proper to make
rho declaration contained in the Iowa
,ia,f,rm. The Massachusetts platform
is In harmony with the Iowa platform.
Inn, if is little more specific and,
therefore. | like it quite as well.
How soon We may expect Il substi-
tute for the Dingley tariff law | am
not prepared to predict. The response
h;,i.x Is with the Congress. | antici-
rote some opposition will be cngendered
among Republicans and Democrats
alike if an attempt shall be made to
remove the tariff from such articles as
are proaaced by large corporations,
ropularly called trusts
.'The idea is not novel. We can stand
high prices far better than we can
stand idl. labor. Before the remedy
can be applied. it viii become necessary
10 determine the fact whether trust
exists or not and if it exists and that
fact can be established the Sherman
law is quite sufficient TO correct the
evil"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30

did Il lightning calculation. Yes He
could raise the price.
So the thoughtful lover made the ar
rlngemcnt. The night before he left he
mentioned it to the girl. She was much
touched. Women like such little attcn-
lions.
Tle next day Il gorgeous delivery
wagon PULLED up with Il flourish ut the
girls door. A splendid vision in Il uni
form that would have made solomon
ioo. like a fcggy day ran up the steps
bearing Il iong-stemmed rose and hand
ed il to the maid. VINO gave it 10 the
girl The girl blushed ana sighed and
put the rose in y vase by her mirror.
where she would be likely TO see it
often.
The next day the same thing happen
cd. ana the next. Always the pomp ANA
circumstance. always the hugc and I'I
diant vision bearing one simple rose.
Then in IN evil day for the absent
lover the girl saw that the thing WAS
funny Her chum WAS with her. and
the chum had Il lively sense of humor.
They giggled over the magnificent de-
livery wagon and the big man and the
little rose. The gigglc was fatal. SEN
timent merged into absurdity and was
lost
E,acn time the performance of the
rose happened il seemed funnier than
it had before. The girl grew hysterical
over it. ANA greeted the tender token
Witl, fearful mirth. From the rose 70
IN" man was Il short stAp fer Cenlinin :
ity She Couldn't take either seriously.
When the man of sentiment cams,
back from San Francisco he found her
engaged to Il man who had been send
ing her two dozen La Franc, roses One
Il week.
All OF which goes 10 prove that scnti-
ment II ticklisn stuff.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30
ITS DEATH BLOW.
Colombian Ecbels Can Do Little
Without Tribe U ribe.

Washington oct a-Cnuiirmatiun Of
therews nf the surrender of the Naiu-
ues'rI Gencral Cribr-t ribc waS con
,sued IN ;hc following dispatch received
al " f.'olumhlIn legation htr". IuaScaN ;
=, PaOamI, ont N-t'ribc-l ribe ana
tls'iio tauothcr revolutionary general
seyrmlefed AZ Ii CieraGa with a large
Vl,hhiN ~ arms auh ammunition.
/, me legation Official drClir. that with
a'e surrender Of Irihe-t tibe the life oi
~ irheliion in thc interior of Colombia
@'s fettiNe,i its death blow and that th',
smiaet raciticatiou of that portion Of
W ~ enanirN must Inevitably follow. IL
\ sas' thss say. II" Acknowledged leader q
~ m'Nrmcnt against the government
r'saS IN 1S ms energy ana perseverance, ~
S.s1us ahd ,auipping troops and stcut-
- ~ aS>istanc" from tho outside. has Kept
1e Ftrolutinn going FOR some wears.
- 30 ys' state of Sautander at the head
< ~ arm! of over in.s0 men he serious
he'iaccd the capital. l;pgota. until he
~ usieated hy a superior government
.a.r' sau.'l .h the 2sih of May. 1899. when the
all "'"H' '' '''o'- ~
aha ~ has been repeatedly asserted by the
oI;,ias here that Gen. t'ribr-U ribe re
nn.a ny. substantial aid from the govern
CT GU OF Venezuela he having visited
,soas y,.sas and had frequent interviews
,.n s'.n President Castro LAST wear he
,.sted the United States and for a time
~;,,, IN correspondence with the legation
a, -, . View to reaching honorable terms
5;ro oes.ipi'niation. but the efforts in thai
ma yuoh roh Were without substantial result
M M zen. Cribc.l'rib. returned to Colon.
ro,sr,, "au again took up arms against tn,
,.Irsh Castillo. xho surrendered Witt
nri,'s n,sus- rihe. is about Il, years Of age ans
f.-,,.ous 10 joining forces with Tribe
tha ,,e "ss glerilla general who CAV,
e'Nerhment great deal of trouble
herrnr y, ~ paper holds up its .lnnfiS 7,
'';ns,s,.a. a. the invasion of Hawaii by III
sna'saN aslaaous benny" The postoliice Is RI.
being ;ss Tor the invasion. the pennic
rerIst,1s. issued by the money order and th
al ". departments. The stores bav,
N'' he%nu Ia nsc them
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30
MOODY AND CAPRON.
Talk to Republican Voters of Paw
tuckct on Trusts.

Pawtuck, d T. 4. oct. 2..-over 2cOo
persons gathered AZ thr Republican
rally IN Music hail. Tuesday night, 10
hear Secretary ol III" Navy VIM. IL.
NoDiy and congressman C1pron.
Secretary Moo'ly plunged At once into
m, discussion uf trusts. which, ne said,
uas III. paramount iSSur of the cam-
paic:. H. reviewed th" history Of the
two parties in dealing with similar
questions. aud pointed out the good
work accomplished by the Republicans.
He claimed that thu democrats had
done nothing to- remedy the evils OF
trusts or combinations.
Speaking of tn, navy. Mr.. Moody said
that the country needed more ships like
the Rhode Island, now building AT Wey-
mouth
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30
A CENTURY OF PEACE
For Great Britain Is Phoohecied by
Lord Beresford.

London. oct. 2a.-ln a speech d'-
livcrcd. Tuesday night. at West Brom-
vich. StafTordshire. Vice Admiral Lord
Charles Beresford. NJ r.. expressed the
belief that Great Britain was entering
upon Il. century of peace. He adVo-
Gated "A closer union between Great
britain ana the United States and de-
cIared that the International Merc;in-
tile Marine 60. was not "A monopoly
ana that it would prove more favor
able. to England than to America.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30
MlLCii COWS.

MIl-Ii COWS.
The offerings We're not as plenty rs
last week. and Il better feeling existed.
Spectators were ready to invest for
Wednesdays trade. buying extra to
choice cows. The movement was suf-
ficent to Keep prices in Il firm position
and fair sales. Libby Bros. had good
sales Ut prices that gave good returns
to those VINO put their cows to the firm
on commission. r.. Il. Foye sold :.
choice cows $50 each. l at $50. > ut
s35 and $40. J. NJ. Philbrook, cows.
lot for $3.50. \. ID. Kilby sold his best
ut $50M $50.
VEAL CALVES.
Prices compare favorahly with last
week at steady prices ana fair supply
y. ID. kilby. calves. II lbs. ut 61hc.
w. y. Gleason. - calves, 125 lbs. ut
SIC. T. +. Chapman. 10 calves, 1ao
ms. at sac. j. II. Foss sold ut &c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
The bulk Of supply this week was
from Canada and the West. The latter
were higher on lambs and lower on
SHEEP. the difference on sheep being
1:c. lower on best grades at Il range
of S2.2OI s4.05 per 100 TBS. and lambs of
good quality hc. higher. with range
s3S0us6.05 per 100 lbs. Several small
lots We're sold at the yards within the
range of 512M5c. per Id.
VEAL CALVES.
Sales Indicate a range that compared
favorably with last week. with sales at
I. 63.. 81. to DC. as to quality. Good
calves equally as strong in value ut
last week
Live Poultry-Einc tons. with sales at
10m1Ic. fol mixed lots by the crate.
WEDNESDAY AT BRIGHTON.
The milch COW trade in not as favor
able position us last week. There were
many valuable COWS on sale that
brought good prices. but buyers were
not as numerous. and in order to close
out dealers were willing to conccdc
somewhat To the views of buyers. Beef
cows selling practically as last week.
Libby Bros. sold on commission 20 odd
head of cows, their best ut $50, down
to $50. J. +. Molloy sold choice cows,
S525o. at Sj.. Il pair OF cows for 80 30
down to $50. J. $. Henry had " head
on the market. 3 choice at $50. 10 cows
St56f So. 10 cows, $350oSto. w. Cullen.
II choice cows ut $50 each, ut 5000
S15. Beef cows as last week accord
ing to value. q. II. Furbush sold beef
COWS. 4. IA and 4iac.. of good quality.
store Pigs-Supply light aud demand
limited Small pigs s2.5oMS4; shoats.
S5.5Uff<s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30
VERDICT FOR $500
In Case Of Mrs. Haskell VS.. Great
Northern Paper Co.. Miiiinocket.

Bangor. Me-, Oct. 2a.--ln the su-
ureme court. Tuesday afternoon. n
verdict of $500 was rendered for the
ullintiff in the suit of Mrs. fiofdcc L.
Haskell vs.. the Great Northern Paper
"a Of Millinocket. No appeal mas yet
heen taken by the defendant corpor-
ton.
Al The trial Il year ago, the result of
which was set aside by the law court.
- verdict of S10.00O was rendered.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30
MAINE UNDERTAKES
Hold Annual Conventional. Z. Foster
Ellsworth, Elected President.

Lewiston. Me- Oct. 2s.-At the annual
meeting of the Maine Endertakers AS
so,.,.,t;on held in this city. Tuesday even
~. ,,o.o of,ic.rs were elected: Presi-
dnnt q. X. roster. I;lisworth' vice nresi
49,. r a. F.Jagg. Richmond; treasurer.
T. Il. Wood. Tlalloweil; secretary, &. +
Yaurro !. .,sr,,s Jjyeruore Falls: a =
PP.unmcr. = Lewiston: George NJ Phoenix
x,fraI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30
Chicago Market.

Chicago. Oct. -.
Trading IN wheat WIS active. today. on
The Board nf Trade and after holding
iirm the greater part " the dan there
was Il decline toward the close whic n
yygs @.si z. lower ON December. December
corn closed y lower and oats = lower.
January provisions closed unchanged Ia
~ lower.
The lcnding futures closed rs follows:
WHEATON,. ilii Dec, 1e@4m;s; May,
7ias.
CORN-Dct. ~: Dee. Sis1i.. May ~.
DArS-D-c. new. rlA. MaE. 5ih.
PORK-uct.. 100; Jan. l5.Esi4. May.
HIN.
LARp-oct.. rS: Nov. ios5. Dee.
s.92is ?: Jan. a32is.
siIoET EIBs-oct.. i25o: Jan. S2z's'
May. I.Nl
CASH FLol'H- Stradier.
WtiEAT-No. : spring. ~, No. = il"1a.
Ne. , rcd. 7iisn1s
CDRN-No. :. .lsf,: No. yellow. sIai.
DATS-No. :. ss1s: No. white -oit%i
a-,i4
RYF.-Nn. >. F.z..
HNRLEY-t;ood feeding. Duii.
W tLTfNt;-Fair to- choice. ieffis
FIANSEEILNu. ! northwestern. ii.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime. 3.ssJffs.n
MESS PORN k-IsSs,ls.so.
IARD-ii. .ynftt.l.
SHORT RIBS. SIDES-li. 95Di.5,.
SHOULDERS salted, lnssioL.
SHORT CLEAR SIDEE-ii. slTt.vf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30
Easy: GmSla.

I.AMi:-Easy: GmSi.
NEAI .S--Easy: ?T1oi..
TTER-Firm: extra creamery, 2JT
-: eastern. 2iM.5
CHEESF.-Fi new. 1.m5,.
EtiGS-Stcady; fancy, .1MD: eastern,
.5T2,.
POTATOES-Ea Hebrons,. 1om13.
SUGAR-Eirm: iGl,
MILL. FEED-Easier.
COTTON SEED MEAI.--.tii iM2iia.
MINED FEED-1?i4M2l.
ERAN-Spring, lSma.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30

Practical measures are NON ~ pro-
,.rass ,.-i,h a view TO exploiting the va
riors coal fields existing IN EEs ~ anu
elsewhere on the direct easee'h route
The Egyptian Government mas siali'eo
CONCESSIONS for this purpose 70 EDWARD
Nichols. an Englisfmah
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30

The barge Myra towed into the i'.i'
bor ~, H.tr Harbor. by an oce"'i 80 sa
tugs. went ashore on the Nova g,
coast while being towcd from the
Lawrence river to New horh- -,
barae was rescued by the tugs W.
s..rc compelled to put III at f'a' -"
bor because of the storm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30
M,c.donians Used Dynamite Mines

s,aa bulgaria. oct. se.-i-eadins
Nocedonians here assert tha' 'he ~.
surgents inflicted severe loses on ~.
turkish troops during the recent ns", :,
,r., II, the Kresna Pass by the oSe -
jyn.,t,aitr mines.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30
New York Cotton Market.

New York. oct -.
Cotton futures closed steady. October.
November SO; December. sal: january.
S.5s; February. March. April. s.3s;; May,
June. July. s.3i: August $50
Spot cotton dull. Middlng uplands.
$. 70: do. gulf. S95. Sales. 2lD bales.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30

Prime mercantile paper 5I.ff6 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm at iS6Sl5 for de-
mand ana at l.Sa. S,62l for 6U days.
Posted rates iM and iS.i..
Commercial bills i.S.. 80 i.S,.al.
Far silver .lss.
Mexican dollars }g%t.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30

Boston. Oct. %
fLOIiR-Firmer: spring patent. i.i5T
CORN Easier. No. 2 yellow. Y.
OATS Steady: NJ. 2 clipped, 2s14@fas-
PORK-F'irm, 2iMz5.
LARD--F'irm: 1fHMl=.
BEEF-Easy; extr;l sides. 1iMie: light
grass and cows 6Ts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30
MAINE DI;UNl.IiS.

+. +. Chapman. 10 hogs. 200 ms M
S'sc. d. ". II. K. foyc. 15 fat hogs 200
lbs. at 1c. !. W. = steers. 1850 ms ut
&C. III. Nj. Lowe sold > oxen of $500
lbs. at DC. oxen Of 2530 lbs. at 90.
Wardweil d Mclntire sold Sc nice hogs
OF 80 lbs. at Snsc. d. ".
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30
Z NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished Daily by the Federal Stock
and Grain Co.; Office, vieksry Block,
Augusta, Maine.
Tel. 52-2. F. D. Crissman, NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30

EmiCrarts to the number OF ire.
have left the province Oh
land. during the last ~ years
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30
New York Money Market.

New York. Oct. %
Money on call closed steady at a,zstfl2
,er cent Iasi loan at 81. per cent
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30
"atertown Union and Brighton Live
Stock Market.

'feported for the kennebec Journal for
the week ending Oct. Is 1892,
AMoCNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MAX.
kET
attic; sss horses. cd; sheep and
'aihos. ie.set; calves. .o:i; swine. .552!.
NUMBER FROM MAINE.
CattIc. -i9: sheep and lambs. Is,ee:
calves, IL: horses. 10: swine s;s5
PRICES OF MARKET BEEF.
few choice. s?.5e1fio: extra. sss,s. -.
hrst ytiiiity. @.na.n: second quality, son
90; third quality. S:stL51
PRICES OF STORE CATTLE.
farrow cows, si1m3o: fancy cows. s50,t
H: mich COWS. from so to Sis; ye.irlincsy
Si' 10 "; two years did. Sis to S32: thr.,.
Years old. S2> 10 SiS: western fat swint
I'VE, "n: to cts: northern dressed hogs
To 81. - f-
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LANES.
In lots, $50 To 81 each: extra. x..5 10
- or from ~ Ia ; cts. per h.: lambs.
81 10 oisc.: veal calves TO .c
ARRIVALS BY EASTERN STEAMERS
Live
Horses. t;tti. ppiIfrN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30

Market STEADY. creamcrie-
1etzT.ih: dairics. IsU.n.
EGGS -Steadier; loss off cases return
ed. .2
CIiEESE-st Steady: I0Ami1al.
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AIINNORA.

After a weeks vacation during hol.
idays, our school has begun again
Mr.. and Mrs. Bee Hopkins return.
ed Monday from Chenille.
Nh. and Mrs 5. A. Knots were
entertained on New Years Day by
Mr.. and Mrs. IT. G. Proudfoot.
Ms. f. {. Knots left Saturday
to visit her an Gle, Amos Mollohon
who is quite i'll and not expected to
recover.
Hon. G w Hays passed through
our town Thursday.
Andy Parsons has bought a halt
interest in p. c. Jarvis's blacksmith
shop. They are doing a thriving
business
Press Short is getting out timber
on Siers run.
Bee Hopkins ;as been summoned
| to act as q Grand Juror in the FEEDER
lal Court, which convenes at Parkers
burg the 18th inst.
Miss Lora Knots, n charming and
popular young lady Of our vicinity
spent holidays with Miss BERTHE
Webb
r. =. Mollohon has been indisposeC
for some days, but is now improving
f.. $. Witt and J y. Shower
went to Roane after their saw mil
this week, and returned Friday
Here is an example that we would
like 20 see solved by some Of The ped
agogues or students OF the county
A boat who're rate Of sailing 20
still water Is 4 miles an hour. wa
accelerated 3 miles per hour IN 90
n in down stream, aud retarded ,h
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M office of Trustees Sale of
IN Personal PrODPrtV-

BY virtue OLA deed of trust executed to A .
G.. Mathews trustee by r.. l.. AnStin and
Esther Austin, his wife, dated on the 2lst
day Of October, 1901, and recorded in the
Clerks Office of the County Court ofCalhoun
County West Virginia in Trust and Mort
gage Book No. ut Page LIB, to secure the
Baltimore Bargain House in the payment
of the sum of one thousand dollars rs more
fully sci out in said deed OF trust and de-
fault having been made in the payment
thereof and being required 80 to do by the
said Baltimore Bargain House I, A. c..
Mathews trustee as aforesaid will on the
10TH. DAY Or FEBRUARY 1902.
commencing nj one p. IN. at lie Livery
Barn of +. l.. Austin i'm the town of Grants
vile, w. Va proceed to sell, by way of pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, the prop
erty conveyed by said deed Of trust or 40
much thereof as may be- necessary to satisfy
said Indebtedness, said Personal Property
described therein as follows: to wits Nine
head of horses, eight buCgies and carriages,
seven set of harness and all other fixtures
and appliances and accoutrcments intending
saddles brides, robes &c, belonging to and
used in connection with the Feed and Liv-
cry Barn Of the said L. J.. Austin in the
town of Evansville, w. Va.
TERMS or SALE Cash in hand on day
of sale
4. G.. MATHEWS. Trustee.
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GODFREY l.. CAB0] 5
Opinion in Regard to ths amt.
ing Of Saloon Licens
this County.

The following letter from Godfrey
l.. Cabot, Of Boston, Mass, owner OF
the Carbon Factory here. we think
voices the sentiments of a large ma.
jority Of the men of this county:
Boston, Mass, Dec. 81 1901.
Editor Chronicle:
Dear Sir:-I notice that there is
an effort to have license granted for
liquor salonns in Calhoun county.
OF all the curses that 6filict humanity
the liquor curse is the worst. Not
only that, but of all the evils that ap.
pear to the public gaze IN tins cnun.
try more than one-half can be traced
directly or indirectly to liquor. As
business man, fear that my bu ii.
ness Interests III Grantsville will be
injured by the licensing of liquor
houses.
AS man interested in the welfare
of the community, and in particular,
Of all who work for me, | wish in ev.
~ way in my power to discourage the
sale of liquor, and | do not think
tina! the way to discourage it is to
license it. I hope there will not on.
ly he no license granted in Grants
VILE but that iaw-abiding citizens
will be found brave enough to pros.
ecute all illegal liquor resorts.
Yours very truly,
GODFREY l.. CABOT.
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IsIt Worth While After All :

Brain fever al twelve and we
are left alone"
1--WE pushed her, and God knows
how we have suffered for our mis-.
take"
"She graduated, but she never re-
covered, and in TWO years we had no
daughter"
81 thought more Of diploma than
! did of my child Now, have only
the diploma
Everything that love and skill
could suggest was done But our
eyes had been opened to late
g" Promotion. Promotiour was ouI
cry. Then our little girl was promo
ted But not 10 the way we hoped
I'VE placed an education aboye
health, ami the life Of a promising
boy Of eighteen is the pIice SIC paid
for our mistake"
1T was music and painting added
toe tired brain. Sow our house 8.
still-a monumeDi TO our thought
/ lessncss."
What would not my husband aA,
II give of OR means to-day 10 w
could undo The past and bring ou
child back That is the hardest pay
10 boar tbo feebngof what we nigh
have done From ihc boDaetor
wguld we cry out % parents To- tax
ears MINI American Parents. i
The Ladies' Home Journal tor Jai
nary
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-07
lstgs aIl FlT.,

Suce our last Issue three new lDca-
cations have been made Ou the Atwe3
Taylor farm on yellow crock. The
I.owther Oil Co, holds this lease,
Mallory Bros General Taylor, No.
|, is holding up at 30 barrels Tbs
same Co. has rig "bnut completed
tor No., 2, on same tract
Gillespie and English have made
a location on the Bowers tract Of land
X. y Miles has been awarded the
Contract Tor building rig and drilling
well. Work Will commence at once.
The Jim rayloc No. ,, is expected
IN IN the Berea grit this week This
well has already II strong pressure of
gas.
y small pressure at gas was EN-
countered IN he Cresco Oh Coz. j,
w. Holhert No. !, in the second COW
run sand last week.
The Bull river well was expected
in Saturday hut failed. The drill
passed through small formation
Saturday, at depth of little over
1000 feet, which was thought by some
1" he me Salt sand. This we'll is be-
lng watched with great interest.
he Mathews No. 2, on Leaf Bank
was tuhed aud set to pumping last
week hut for some cause the pump
would not work, and tubing will be
pulled and rep&ired today
In the Rosedale field there are five
producing wells and the drill is going
in Nos. 8 and TO-