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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-28
AUCTION SALES


m Ne - -
OF THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES
UPON EASY PATIENTS,
UPON TIE RI REs ATSd1NH PROMISES
$4,000 cash, balance in monthly install:
ments, extending through a ixr1od OF
FIVE YEARS. with simple six per cent.
interest or nlore cash. at the option Of
the purchasers
Commencing at o'clock P. NJ. In order.
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER, I'D, 1902.
No. 1858 Brook Avenu-.
No l0a0 Brook Avenue.
No. 535 Brook Avenue.
No. 432 West Duval Street!
ON FRIDAY. oCToB ER SD.
No. 141o West Cary StreeE
No. 9l91a Beverly Street.
No. so1 Beverly Street
No. 1918 Claiborne STREET
No. 1920 Claiborne Stree
No 1872 Claiborne Street.
No. lila Boyd Street.
No. SIG Williams Street,
No. 500 Moore Street.
NJ 81 y. Harrison Street
on TUESDAY,. OCTOBER 7TH
No. 400 Cabell Street.
No. 1924 Hickory Strsa,t
No. 5l2 Goddtn Street.
No. 81 Calhoun Sthset-
on WEDNESDAY OCTOBER sTH-
NO 1lUS st. John street
No. 1O4 Couts Street No Bacon Street
ON THURSDAY. OCTOBER 9TH
No 1131i West JsEkson Street
No. 1863 North 81 Sth street
No. TAI North NiEth Street,
ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1eTH
No. 9l7 North Seventeenth Street
No. 1905 North Twenty-frst Street
BE PROMPT AND SECURE A
BARGAIN
a J. CHEWING CO.,
Auctioneers-
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FOR RENT.

FoR RENT.
A LARGE AND DESIRABLE FRONT
ROOM in second story OF Ford's Law
Building on Ninth between Grace and
Franklin Streets admirably suited for an
office; also other ROOMS In same btIiN-
Ing, suitable for Offices or boarding
rooms.
JOHN T. GODDIN & CO..
Real Estate Agents,
Bank and Eleventh Streets.
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MANCHESTER.


UPON EASY PAYMENTS.
$4,000 to 10000 cash, and balance IN
monthly instalments extending through
a period of FIVE YEARS with simple
six per cent. interest
AUCTION SALE upon the rsspsctivs
premises OF the following property on
WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER l. 1902.
at 43o O'Clock P. NJ. OF
NO. Sis DECATUR STREET Lot s33s by
30 feet with two-story dwelling on the
northern end. This property will be sold
as a whole or divided to suit purchasers.
At o'clock P NJ.
NO. 1905 DECATUR STREET. Lot 70 by
% feet with good two-story dwelling
thereon.
NO a5 EAST nth STREET. Lot
fronts q feet and has good two-story
dwelling thereon.
At 6 O'Clock P NJ,
THE DORSET PLACE IN BUFOOTS
ADDITION. on the east side OF Hull
Street extended. between Thirty first and
Thirty Streets. Lot fronts Is feet
by 157 feet deep with a very attractive
dwelling thereon.
Bargain may Be expected. so YoU be
prompt and secure one.
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SALE AT PETERSBURG. VIRGINIA.

THERE WILL BE, SOLD AT PUBLIC
l AUCTION MONDAY, SEPTEMBERs
18th. at Il o'clock, at the Shipyard OF tho;
Petersburg IRON Works. for the city Of
Richmond, Va. without Limit or reserve.
One Scoop Dredging Machine. Hull andy
Machinery. at the Petersburg Shipyardsss
Crane Dlpper. Dtpper Poles and Spuds aea
the Richmond Shiplock; dimensions a..
follows: 7oX2sxT feet inches: Engine.
lox15 inch cylinder.
For further information see or write
WALTER c.. kEyAN.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TERMS-Cash- Petersburg. Va Z;
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WANTED-TO TEST THE VALUE OF
these little ads Here's en- offer every
reader will take advantage Of: A whole
table full OF Boys Cloth and Chill
dren's Felt Hats and Tam O'Shanters
that sold last winter at 81. $50 and
81 .65 offered for choice now at only $50.
Better act quickly. o. H. BERRY Il
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CHAMBER, PARLoR. DINING-ROOM
and Kitchen FURNITURE bought for
cash No 800 Brook Avenue,
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FEATHER
Beds and Household Articles bought for
spot cash. No. 500 Brook Avenue,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-28

WE REsTITCH ALL OUR SHOES JUST
like new. no big ugly sewing around
tho sole like brogue: Mems whole soles
81; half soles. 75c.: ladies, 6oc.; phoMne
i32 will send anywhere repair and re-
turn promptly. DREW'S ELECTRIC
POWER SHOE FACTORY. No. 1877 East
Main Street.
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TO SEND YOUR Or
der for Latrobe and Furnace Work:
thirty years experience enables me to
handle you: work properly. Come and
see my line Of Wood Stoves. Cook
Stoves, etc. II. c. LYNN. Nos. 407 and
Ana BROOK Avenue
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DID YOU EVER BUY YOURSELF
rich? Your health Is your wealth. II
you take L. J. HAYDEN'S medicines
YOU will soon get your health. Write
for symptom blank. fill It out. and
retSurn TO me. I viii send to your
residence correct medicine for your
complaint and certain cure. Address
/. J. HAYDEN. No. 4o4 West Broad
Street Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-28

WANTED, 900 RAZORS TO GRIND
and hone for 25c. No. 400 East Broad
Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-28

ENTIRE HOUSEHOLDS OF FURNI-
ICRE, Feather Beds and Household AR
ucles bought for spot cash. No. go
Brook Avenue.
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PRINTING.

SEE CLYDE w SAUNDERS FOR FINE
Poster Printing. Estimates cheertully
furnished on anything from small
dodger to the largest poster. Call and
see him; satisfaction guaranteed. OPP
posite postoffice.
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SUPERIOR CUTLERY.

FOR F1Rsr-CLAss CUTLERY AND
hardware Of every description, 60 to
JNo. NJ NOTING, No. T35 East Main
Street.
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FREE DEMONSTRATION ALL THIS
week how to properly caro- for the hair.
BRIGGS DRUG CO., Broad and First
Streets.
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WANTED.

WANTED. TYPEWRITER: STATE
lowest spot cash price. or may rent II
cheap. Address L. r. 2e1, this office.
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ONE CENT A WORD.
MISCELLANEOUS.

HAVE YOUR OLD FURNITURE RE-
paired and polished like now. c. =.
LYDIA. No. 4l9 West Main Street, he
is the man. Furniture carefully packed.
Antiques bought and sold. 2507 old
phone
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800 GETS A FAIR BICYCLE, LADY S
or girls to the first caller Monday.
TONPKINS.
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WANTED, TABLE BOARDERs AT 3O5
North Twelfth Street Apply October
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SPECIAL EXHIBIT ALL THIS WEEK
seven SUTHERLAND SISTERS. Free
demonstration how to properly care for
the hair BRIGGS DRUG CO.. Broad
and First Streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-28

IF DE SPANS CLEANING CON-
POUND is not tho best In tho world,
you can get 1t free
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WANTED THE PEOPLE TO KNOW
we repair everything; Sewing Ma
chimes. Typewriters: Locks: Keys. etc.
NEW HOME OFFICE, No. 902 East
Broad Street
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PosTERs-cLYDE w SAUNDERS
has the best equipment for Poster
Printing IN the city. a call collected
Opposite poStoffice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-28

GUNS AND PISTOLS MADE NEW AT
400 E. Broad. Large stock of smoke
less Shells, Guns. Pistols. etc: lowest
prices IN the city. HARRIS HARD
WARE co.
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WANTED.

wANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that CLYDE w. SAUNDERS is eortp-
ped to print from the smallest dod.er
to a 4-sheet poster. New tyne. correct
work. Opposite postoffice,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-28

WHY USE AN INFERIOR FURNITURE
or metal polish when you can get
DE SPANS COMPOUND.
KAEMPF'S CANDIES ARE THE BEST:
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WORK OUT THE PRovERB TO-DAY.
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One cent a Word.
HELP WANTED MALE,

WANTED, A GOOD EoRsD sHoER
and HELPNR. Apply ~ N eeeono
Gtroct
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WOOD ENGRAVING.

F. D. GAM. ENGRAvER OF LETTER
Heads Bill Heads. Tags. Labels, etc,
a23 East Main Street Room 4, over
Metropolitan Bank
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SEWING MACHINES

THE NEW HOME is THD MOST UP
to-date on the market, noted for its
simplicity. durability. light running
and beauty. See our splendid NS Ma
ehEine. No. ao3 East Broad Street.
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SEE THE LADIES AND THEIR BEAU
tiful hair, and talk with them all this
week. BRIGGS DRUG CO.. Broad and
First Streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-28

THE MAN WHO PAYS FOR a TAIL
Grenade suits wants 1t as far above the
hand-me-down sort in style as in ma
terial and workmanship. There's a
style in the hang Of a WANT tall
ored suit that marks the wearer "best
dressed man. LOUIS WANT, No. 1907
East Main Street.
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KAY's PARCEL DELIVERY AND BAG
gage Transfer; we deliver Sundays: give
US a trial: we Will do the rest. No. S
South Madison Street, old phone 1452.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-28

BOARD YOUR HORSES AT THE NEW
Madison Stables; fine delivery: a pleas
ura to give every attention to our pa
irons No 8 South Madison Street, old
phone 1853.
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WRITE FOR MY D-pAaB ILLUS
srated BOOkLDT. Cancer, Its Cause,
Symptoms and Cura" DE-. DANIEL,
Richmond, Va.
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PARTIES DECLINING IIOUSEKEEP-
ing. we Will buy your entire Household
effects for spot cash. No. 800 Brook
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HELP wAKTKp-FEMALE.

ERIOHT. EXPERIENCED LADY STE
state eapar. enoe, references and salary
10 start: either Will get onVsr or KEN
anston machine Address :. u. SSi. this
offica
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WALL PAPER.

house papered, Call to sec II. L.
FUCKER. at No. l2S East Main Street.
"YOU CAN'T FOOL Me ANY MORE"
CATLETT s. WALSH. No ga North
Fifth Street. is the place TO buy WALL
PAPER. Largest and best assortment
at cheapest prices.
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SLIP COVERS

QUICKEST ROAD TO TIE STAGE;
dramatic OF vaudeville: stage dancing.
etc. DANIELS SCHOOL. No. 2s North
First Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-28

SHOW CASES. DESKS. STOVES. SEW
ing Machines md Household FURNI-
TTRE bought for spot cash. No 800
Brook Avenue
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HAMBURG STEAK, SC. POUND AT
Monroe Market No. +o1 West Grace
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TRUNK REPAIRING.

ALL KINDS OF REPAIR WORK:
drummers trunks speciality. w. j.
GALBFaATrII & CO.. No. HOS Basin
Bank old phone 1854
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WANTED, a HORSE THROUGH THE
fall and winter months for his keep:
must be suitable for lady's use. VIII
have dry stable and best Of attention.
Address Box No. 5. Station A. city.
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WHAT HAVE YOU TO EXCHANGE
for a Washburn MANDOLIN. nearly
new. and Music STAND? Address B.
B.. care this office.
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PERSONALS.

WANTED, MY HUSBAND, ELIsHA
HALL {colo-ed) TO cell at lti4 e. Broad
Street to SEQ his wife, LULA HALL
tcolored).
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WE GIVE TRADERS REBATE
STAMPS. Call for them at PERKIN-
SONS. No i21 North Sixth Street.
SEE PETERSBURG COLUMN
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SEVEN CASH PRIZE PROvERB con-
TEST TO-DAY.
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By G. l. Sc Fl. L. Denoon,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
SCI Main Street.
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WHAT HAVE YOU TO EXCHANGE
for DESKS. 8 eight-foot TABLES, one
pair 600 pound platform SCALES and
100 vinegar BARRELS. Address FAIR
BANK care this office.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-13

There Is no more ardent advocat g
"f the esi Enlistment Of the appalach
ian Forest Reserve than Seuat,r
PrichSrd of Nor'h Carolina Speak.
ing on the subIect yesterday the S,n
aior told me that in The year 1901
the damage which resulted along the
streams ri-ing in tie district which il
Is proposed to set aside as u forest res
ervaiiop had amounted to $40 600. 600
and hat the damage along the course
of the Calawba river aIone had
amounted during July and Augisl Of
las. year ~ 81 100000 "This ~eri
Gus destruction Of property" contin
ued The Senator, lis the result Of the
dednuding of the mountain sides of
their natural protection Of timber.
which has been cut, IN most instances.
ny persons living outside of the State
and who have ruthlessly demolished
the forests and then moved to parts
where there is more profit to found.
with the steep sides Of the mount
ans laid hare by Tie wcodman's axe
ard by fire, the rainfall il coucentra
ted IN the streams immediately. and
they are charged far beyond their ca
paciiy, the result being frightful des
iructioD ~ property both agricultural
and anufac'uring, for these streams
furnish the water power for many
cotton mills 1t IL estimated that
there il now along the hanks of the
streams in this lDeslity go, 900 develop.
ed horsepower and potential power
amounting 10 .000. 600 horsepower.
The lands which comprise the terri,o-
~ which il IL object Of the bill now
before Congress To purchase and set
aside 90 forest reservation are now
owned by numerous private parties.
perhaps 900 ~ all and they can he
purchased tor a moderate price, pos
sibly tor 81 90 IN acre. The bill pro.
poses TO appropriate sl0,0O0,000 for
the purchase of these lands, $1,000
900 Of which shall be Immediately
available. The purchasing shall be
entirely in the hands Of the Secretary
Of Agriculture. Judging by the re.
turus from property managed in Euro
psan forests it is safe To predicl that
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Recipe for Low Spirits

Take one ounce of seed Of resoln-
ton properly mixed with the oil of
good conscience; into it infuse large
teaspoohful If the salts Of patience.
DistiIl very carefully composing
plant, "other's woes, which you will
find in every part of the garden OF
lite, growing under the broad leaves
disgust; add a small quantity, az il
will much assist he salts % patience
in their operation Gather a hand.
full Jf the fair blossoms Of hope; then
sweeten them properly with syrup
made Of the balm ct confidence, aud
u YOU can getany Of the seed 1T true
friendship, you will have the most
vsluat le remedy thar can he com.
pounded or administered for lhis dis.
order. But be careful to get the
seed Of true friendship, as there is
seed that very much resembles ~,
bui which will spoil che whole com.
pesiion ~
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Correspondence.
Over the SkeIlingS.

As we are looking over the harves,
fields, teemin with i;s innumerable
hosts, anxious to he offered up upon
the altar ut their country's service.
ere long we will he sought out by
each anxious victim impnrtuninp us
With the sacrifices that he is making
tor The sake of his country.
Squire j X Douglass was HOLDING
court at Minnora the 3rd, de,ermin.
inga matter in difference between Il
Z. knntis and II j. Chenowe,h.
Bob M"ll"hon, on of Calhoun coun
tvs nnblest young men, is doing y
thriving business in the mercantile
pursuits at the HIoulh Of Walnut.
Carr Shafier, Depty assessor, while
listing the taxable citizens surround
ing E"cld. slept so sound The night
lie stayed with Ira 6 Riep. that he
had to go up and consult II. j Chen
oweth as to what day at the month j,
WIS, rs he had become so ubivious of
his knowledge Of The real date that
he WASN'T certain whe,herIt was To
morrow, yes,erda, ar neX, day
Squire G.. w Gri.hn was calling
on friends a. Stihson las week.
Ian Hardman, the kus,ling tim
herman, was calling on relatives at
the mouth of Mud fork aud Siinsnn
the l..
Bob Knots, who has been at Hot
Springs Askansas for his health for
the last month, returned home the
3rd inst, much improved.
PEPPER POP
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ATTEMPT
10 Fasten Responsibility for
Smiths Order
10 Kin and Burn Upon Roos,
Welt and Root.

Democratic senator's and Compress.
men, aided by army officers in the
philippines, are rapidly lprcing the
republican administration at Wash.
ingt~n into crisis Events tend Ia
iaSien responsibility for American
cruelties toward FiIipinas upon Pres.
ident Roosevelt and Secretary of
War Root. Besides this, Senator
Lodge and his republican confere.s ON
the Philippine committee are placed
IN the unenviable light of attempting
L" suppress the truth regarding tor
lures and malndminisI ra tian carried
on by military leaders of the United
States III the Philippine islands. BY
party vote they refused to demand
that Mayor Cornelius Gardener
Aguinaldo, Six,o Lopez and Mabini
tie brought from Manila to give test.
imany.
Information comes from Manils
that General Jacob II Smith. who
Is on trial TOR having ordered Mai r
Waller To make bowling wilderness
"f Samar, relies for acquittal upon
the "authorzed republication Of
civil war order 100. This republica.
ton for the guidance of the Ameri.
can army III the Philippines, 1t is ar
gued, could have been authorized bv
none otner than Secretary Root, and
that, probably, not without the sane
ton of President Roosevelt. Couse.
quentIy, when General Smith direct.
ed Major Waller to burn and to sIay
all natives over 10 years of age, the
opponents Of the administrations
harsh policy declare he WAS acting
with the authority Of the president Of
The United States.
The civil war order in question, i'm
section 30, authorizes "a suspension
of all rules OK civilized warfare and
retaliation when the enemy acts i'm a
similar manner" 1t is admitted here
that this order was republshed for
the guidance of the Amer can com.
manders in the Philippines, not, how.
ever, to give them license. but to
show that the order wac still IN force
and might be applied in extreme Gu
SEES. Such being the case, it is conf =.
IDENTIFY expected that General Smith
will be acquitted.
In This connection it is pointed ont
that just before General Smihrs de.
Tense closed he introduced Lieuten
ant George II. Shields, Jr, as wit
ness. Shields testimony was 20 the
effect that General Luban. the in
surgent leader in Samar' ordered his
native warriors to poison their spears
before attacking Americans. This
order, it is claimed, was issued short.
ly before General Smith commended
Waller to STAY and burn. -Ex.
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Bell Hill.

HE box supper at the Bryner
church went off nicely with about
10 boxes being sold
Miss Cynthia Hugher, charmi - q
young l"dy Of lhis place, who has
been visiting in ID ddridge count,
tor some time, returned home las
week
Mrs. 5 j BeaII, who has been sick
for some lime, is better at this writ
ing.
1t has been said that j n. Bell
and Mrs. f Weaver are going Ia
preach the gospel, like Sankey and
Moodv }. N. will do the preach ing
and Mrs Weaver the singing.
BECK BERRIE
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The Beef Trust.
If 800 |.

The American people are meat.
eating nation Our workihgmen feed
on better aud stouter food thar those
ot any other country, and unques
lionnblp their superiority over work.
ing men abroad is due To some extent
to this fact. Their tables are soread
daily With food that would be corsiG
cred al extr"vagant luxury in Eu.
rope. When, therefore, the beef
trust ~ Chicago DEGREES an advance
OF three Or four cents a pound in the
price Of beef, mutton and pork. it
II strikes blow at the well being Of
the great mass Of our people. Daily
Oil Review.
Yet the Republican party claims
to be friend Of he !aboring man.
notwithstanding the fact that they
are always ready to lcgislale ~ ia~or
Of trusts and monopoIics, snd against
the great masses Of the people.
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/ Although the next election of Uni
/ ted States senator is two years hence
The Republican candidates have their
party 80 disturbed over the matter
that their conservative leaders al
ready anticipate defeat, and are look
ing around for happy compromI,,
candidate upon whom all element,
can harmonize aud gave the party
from disaster that seems impeud
ing.
Senator Scott, in public esteem. j,
regarded as sort of II Punch and
Judy senntur, whose capabilities are
hurlesque on craftsmanship His
following is held together by what
was once designated as the cohesive
power Of plunder, and his strength rs
leader is measured by ability which
Is not respected in the forum aud bv
methods that have no place in church
circles. Subtract him from the at
fees he has given oui aud the effect.
iveness ct gold mine dividends and
nothing woHld remain except bunch
ct whiskers and pail full egoiism
Mr.. Caldwell, rs an aspirnnt, repre-.
sents nothing except The opposition
Scott. Nei;her the party 10, the
people at large care n zen 1ey one way
or the other for Scott, aud ia looking
around for some one 10 support, they
saw that the horizon was dimmed hy
The picture Of Caldwell, frescned bv
Beaumont oil we'll aud lllumined with
!iberaI blank checks, aud To him some
have tinwn. Wherein, Caldwell - n
superior candidate to Scott. is not
disclosed. Both have money, and
seemingly lots of it, which they are
willing to dispense in the promotion
OF their individual patriotism Scott
has also had "fiices 10 give aid Ie
gave them, but there were not enough
to go around, and those who got moth
ing have reached the conclu sion that
Scott is unfit to be senator, fact, it
is true. but no more fact iEan il
was three years agr AMI these peo-
pie have turned to the support Of
Caldwell for the same reason that
SCOTS friends support him. 1t i,
the Ring that got left fighting the
Ring that didn't. The bitterness OF
the contest is 50 hurtful that new
man is a necessity, and in this calam
itous condition of iorobodirgs sna
desperation, the photograph of Judge
Nathan Gotf is rendered as the ONLY
hope of escape frcm defeat and de
struction by the harmoEizers. Senti
mel.
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HOLDS UPA CONGRESSMAN

al the end Of the campaign. ="
writes Champ Clark, Missouri's bril-.
liant Congressman, from overwork.
nervous tension, loss OF sleep and con
slant speaking, | had about utterly
collapsed. 1t seemed that all the or
gans in my body were out OF order.
but three bottles of Electric Bitters
made me alright. It's the best all
round medicine ever sold over drug.
gisrs counter" Over worked. run.
down men aud weaS, sIcklv women
gain splendid health and vitality
from Electric Bitters TRY them
Only soc at w. o. Umstead's, Mt
Iinn.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-13
Select School.

The undersigned will teach select
school at tho Whipkey school house,
beginning on the l2!h Of May, 1902
and continue tor a term OF 10 weeks
Special attention will be gifen IT,
those preparing To teach Fer fur
Their information regarding the
school, call on or address
Il. l.. BEIFoRD.
u. 969 Big Springs. w Va
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-13
The E.8TTillG NORMAL SCHOOL

Invites young men and yJHmy
women who are willing to make me
effort that secures an education. &.
join ITS ranks aud enjoy is advaA-
tages
Students may enter at any tine.
Review classes in Spring term, Which
begiHs March 25'h Healthul loca-
ton, good equipments, excellent
place for study. For catalozr Of
other information, write to the nr,n.
cipnl,
JOHN G. SHAW
GleuYille w. Va.