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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-27
IN Office of Judicial Sale.

BY virtue of decree OF the Circuit Cont
OF alhoun county, West Virginia. rendered
at the February term, 1902, in the CHANGER,
cause of l.. Frank Norman against james
\. Terrell, Administrator and others. | will
on the 10th day of June, 1902, that being
the iirst day of said Gre mt Court at the
front door of the Court House of Calhoun
county, sell at public auction to the highe t
bidder, two equeal undivided flfths in and
To II tract of about p acres of land. situate
ON Leaf Band, in Calhoun county. and
known is the Mary G. Wilson heirs land.
which said two equeal undivided iifths will
be sold subject To life of Micheal Wilson
IN said land. For further description Of
SAID and, referance is had to the papers
filed in said cause
TERMS OF SALE:-Suffcient cash in
hand to pay the costs of this suit and ex
penses of sale, the residue npon credit Of
one year, taking from the purchaser a note
or bond with good security, bearing interest
from date of 81 e.
s. r. BELL,
Special Commissioner.
Bond has been giyed as required By de
cree in this cause
Ieste; X. w. HALL,
Clerk
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-27
Select School.

The undersigned will teach select
school at the Whipkey school house,
beginning on the l2th of May, 1902,
and continue for term OF 10 weeks
Special attention will be given To
those preparing To teach. For fur.
Their information regarding the
school, call on ur address
X l.. BEDFORD,
If. 969. Big Springs, w. Va
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-27
Nom missiOncr's Sale of Val
liable Real Estate.

BY virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court
of calhoun county, West Virginia, render
cd ut the October term, 1901, of said court
IN the Chancery cause of Osceola DufHield
against Mary j Duliield ond others. the
undersigned Commissioners or either of
them VIII ON Tuesday the Toto day of Nav.
lJOZ, ol1er for sale at the front door of the
court House, of said county, at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder, the real est.,te
In said cause decreed to be sold, that is To
say parcel of one-half acre of land. ait
nate at the forks of the White Oak and
west FORK roads, in Washington district.
In the said county, and which parcel of land
Is known as the Duflield Mill Lot, and in
Guides the mill and all its fixtures and an
pnternances, lately owned by ". A. Duff
held' deceased, the said parcel of one-half
acre haAlng been surveyed and marked oft
ny T. - hnotts, l.. ). Witt and Garrison
rogers, commissioners appointed by decree
IN this cause to make partition of ibe real
estate of which the said w. A. Dufield
died, sliced, and for a more particular de-.
scTIptlOn OF the same, reference is made Ia
the plat and report OF said commissioner.
ana hled with the papers of said cause.
lEkMS OF SALE:-Ien per cent of the
purchase price cash in hand on day of sale
ana the residue on credit of one and two
years, taking from the purchaser for the
deieere installments notes in eaueal sums
win good personal security, bearing inter-
est from the day of sale.
~ ~ LISN, Special
}. VI. HAMILTON Com'rs.
certify that bond has been given bv the
above named commissioners as required by
the decree in said cause.
Teste:
X w HArt HIort.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-27

Jim Hines will likely be the Dem.
.ocratic candidate for the State Sen.
ate in the Third district. The SEN
tinel said of him: "a most deucedly
CLEVER gentleman, popular, honest
and competent, he would make the
Republican candidate look like the
meat trust had been doing business
with him.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-27

We take IL from the haste with
which Roosevelt does whatever or.
elgn mOnarchies want him 10 "in the
names Of the A nerican people" that
he has lately received warranty
deed To she United States-in his
mind.-Seutinel.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-27

The Republicans in Richie county
split, aud two sets Of delegates were
chosen, one instructed for Carter and
pne for Miller for Congress.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-27

There is majority of only 800 in
Ehis Judicial District, and that will
pc eaislv overcome in Calhoun coun.
ty with Hamilton for Judge.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-27

George w. Tippett, editor of the
Pt. Pleasant Register, died at his
home in PIT. Pleasant last week. He
was one of the pioneer newspaper
men of the state and an influential
Democrat.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-27

1t The average man Was IA good as
he thinks other men ought to tie il
w"nld''t he long until his vanity
made him top heavy.
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order of Publication.

State Of West Virginia, 1o-Wit:
At Rules held in the Clerks office or Tho
Circuit Court Of Calhoun county. ON Mon
day the 9TH day Of MAY. 1902.
The State Of West Virginia.
W.
Louis Bennett Gertrude y. Howell
Mary B Bowie and w. G. Bennett heirs
at law Of j. NJ. Bennett Dennis % Brien.
,. a. Hays, g. w. Hays G.. S. Despard
,. VI. McCOnaughey, n. r. McConau0bev
). u. Bell NJ. =. Bell, T.. g. Grim. Ssrsb
{. Ferrell, G.. $. Smith, j. J. Tbouos
Hattie Thomas, widow Of w. RI. Thomas
deceased, Guy Thomas, Matte Tbo,,,s
and May VI rshall, heirs al law of w II
Thomas, deceased, Belen Stevenson. infant
and only herr at law Of W. l., Stevenson
deceased, Tint Mace, "Son" Mace. Cberl,
ey Mace - Mace, Ellen Stsllnan NJ
,. Jeihys, =. Trippett, }. T.. knight. and
VIM. Price, Jr. '''''
Upon % proceedings in chancery to sell
certain forfeited and delinquent lands sit.
ulte in ihe county Of Calhoun, for the ben
eut "i 'he So h'ol iund, now pending i'm the
'IlcWl ourt Of the said Calhoun county
ne ebJeci oi this suit is to subject to sell
certain real estate. for the non.navn,.,,, 80
taxes thereon, for the benefit of the scb,oi
fund, as delinquent and forfeited land, ~
provided by the laws Of the State of West
v irRinia, and lt appearing by Affidavit filed
M the SAID Clerks office that the ss;J
Mary y Bowie and Gertrude y. Uowsil
are non residents ef the state Of Wee, Vi.
ginia, IL is therefore ordered that each I'd
them do appear herein within one month
after The first publication hereof to do
boz sal came ''''
Ieste:
9I2-tw1 K " H. rt.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-27

For the benefit of our es eemeu
patrons We have secured Bennett
Bros. New Ga"sline Boat III. b,
Stout Ia fiji the vacancy al IA.
steamer l. uiSe in the Tri weekly
trade between Parkersburg and Ores
ton, until our new Steamer is ready
we hope our friends of old will
still stay with us; also that we NAV
still increase with new ones.
&. ID. Do,son, Master.
>. Il. Hickman. Clerk.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-27

One trouble with the "siiII small
voice is that it has nj emphatic wa,
Of refusing to keep still.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-27

Men who peat there wives and
thoroughbred horses are perfect brutes
with the odds in favor OF the horses.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-27

What mode shall he used in select.
ing candidates for election next fall?
Primary or convention.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-27

Buyyour wall paper of b. J. Ash
of White Pine. He has il at all
prices.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-27

Well, that was pretty lively con.
yenlion at Ilarrsvile.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-27

Edwin Cabin. the famous editor
of the New York Evening Posi-. Is
dead
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-27
Zano


VIII save you time and
money in the harvest field.
1t has 10 equal for evenness. for
length and strength.
~ you want twIne that will
not kink or iangle-a twine
Nm
can
RELY an.
Try Plano Irvine this year
us The best Irvine at the lowest price
that good twine ca he sold for. It's
the Kind you'll use next senson if you
use it this
For SAFE ~
~ = ZIcnJcrshoL
70 1t Smiibvile w. Va.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-27

Gea DIR. j. b. PLATE, Den.
OII1b list, will be at Grautsville
June lOsh. Gold filling and gold
crowns speciality. Office at Holel
Willard. (972-4.w
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-27
HIlc-inc Nurrs PiInS

Money refunded fit ever fails.
ANTI AGUE cures Chills and Fever
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-27

Whatever claims Rev. Westfa II
may have on Democratic voters OF
fhis county, it now looks like he is to
pc horned out Of the way in the in.
terest Of some Others who have al.
ready been served with a DESERT or
course he will bow il humble submis.
sion and in the meekness Of serviiude
will again blow and strike for the
party.-News
Evidently the News man thinks
BY what il insinusted in the above
article. that every Democra tic capdi
date in this county who does not land
bis Office should at once turn to the
other party. Well, that's the kind
Of politics some men have, but we
are very thankful that the Demo.
cratic party is now rid Of almost all
who are Of that cIass. Mr. WestfalI
is not being "hpned,' but has AZ
good chance today ~ he has ever
bad to lard the nomination referred
~, and If he is defeated he will of
eourse let tie majority rule, and, like
Ibe Democrat he il, pull of his coat
spd 50 ~ work for The lucky ,oas
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-27

20 ACRES, lying on the head of Svoa-
more and Steer Creek Well w,;ra,
Two good orchards, as acres cleared
ana mostly in sod. Lies ON pike
between GrantsvilIe and Arnolds
burg; All the land can be tiIIeJ
GOOD hewed log house, with cnt
stone chimney Nearly aII ,anced
IN Price, $3.50 per acre.
1899 acres, on Chenille, Ripley and
Ohio Turnpike, miles west IF Ann
oidSburg, well watered and mos,i,
cleared. Valley land, very fertile
Price, $3.50 ser acre. 'e''
ioo ACkES, on q. k. and O turnpike A
miles west of Arnoldsburg, on Leather.
Dark, where VIM. Walker now Tyos
Abont % acres cleared. Price 81 0oI
per acre. 'O'''
Also i24 acres on Henrvs Fork ohon, on,
plymouth Mills. Good new DWELLING hon.o
ed, more than 30 apple trees, an abundance a.,
sold soon
More explicit description of lands and
he undersigned.
RO:
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-27

We have been requested to name
the counties comprising the 4lh Con
gressional and the 10th Senatorial
Districts. Those comprising the for.
mer are: Braxton, Calhoun, bod
riddge, Gilmer, jackson, Peasants,
Richie, Roane, Tyler, Writ and
Wood. And those comprising the
latter are: Calhoun, Gilmer, Brax-
ton, Webster and Pocahontas. The
Democratic majority in the 10Th Sen
atorial will be about 400; and we
|ill be satisfied it we can elect Il
Democratic Congressman, ven BY q
nall plurality, as the District was
1878 Republican two years ago.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-27

The boom for Hon. j. NJ Hamil-
ton for Judge is in the ascendency.
May it reach the nominating p,inL
ts the wish of Calhoun citizens, and
Gilmer county would not be adverse
80 making its vote practically uuani.
nous for the Calhoun statesman. In
the other counties the Democrats
viii all want him when they know
him better, and with almost the
unan mious vote Of the two counties
pen toned his nomination would be
equivalent to a glorious election.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-27

The Rev. Mr.. Mckay, VII recent
ly came to this locality, LETT for
Brooksville last Friday morning.
The people Of Brooksvllie have de
cided to establish a church at that
place, and Mr.. MacKay has been re-
queeted to assist in its organization.
Mr.. MacKay is a scholar of more
than ordinary ability, as well as
a gentleman of excellent personal
qualifications. We extend our best
wishes 10 The church and its pastor.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-27
Farming, Coal, Oi! and Tim.
Der Lands.
In Calhoun County, FOR SALE.
secure Farm; Invest in Calhoun county,
heal Estate Here is the best chance
you ever had.

De"w VIII be found list of of LAM too.,har
p OF each tract which the undersigned for sale
'k 'nem over The prices very reasonable and ,h
best to be found in w Va ~ '"'"s are the
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-27

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
LOCAL NIERCH n RJTG
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-27

'o' ~, htS, ON South side of Mush Room
adjoining VIM: Price farm, lately Dur,
Price, 500 per acre. '''
80 -AChtS on Head of McCnne's RIM
near Arnoldsburg, mostly in the woods.
WV hoREs at Amoldsburg. Very fine
i n Good bottom, meadow laud
w Acres on Jakes Fork of Leatherborl
nearly all in the woods. But ali 81
iand Is rolling hill land, smooth and
bargain. f'' "''e
- ;Acres on head of Mush Room run. IN
~, IL: and .. turnpike, partly cleared
G1 me farming and grazing land. Price.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-11-01
pakkareer8ar Askorun Roose-
veits Eorseta

"Samkv:nt arlegri si6venju fj6oar
vorrar, er fao hlutverk forsetans, a6
akveoa dag um retta leyti ars til lEat1oar
halds og pakklatis vic quo.
'.M-ir en- tj6roungur annarar aRdar er
nj lioinn sloan pj0o vor var leidd til
s;etis samhlioa 0orum pj6oum jar0auinn-
ar, og allan pann TINA h0fum yer hdft
meira fyrir 40 pakka y6rleitt EN- hokkn6
anna6 folk. Kynsl0o eitir kynslod hefur
vaxio upp og falli0 ira. liver peirr4 um
sig hefur haft serktaka byr0i a6 bera;
. hver um sig purft 40 strioa vio serstaka
0rougleika: og hver nm sig hefur purft
ao ganga gegn um sara reynslu, Pegar
landinu helur veri6 0gnao af innbyr6is
eba erlendum 0fri6i; reyar h0nd drott-
ins hefur lagst punyt i pj6oina med
purkum, tl06um e6a dreps0ttuin; Pegar
fjooin hefur oroio ao borga me0 likam
legri praut og salarangst iAgj0ld favizku
og frahvarfs sins. SAINT sem aoar h0fum
YER einn aratuginn eftir AMMAN barist
dfram oy upp 4 vio. Nj nj6tum YER
rlkulega verald!egrar farsIldar, og fyrir
mao hins Atlra H6sta reynum yer einlBg
lega 40 upphefjast sioferoislega og and
lega. Ari0, sem mi er a enda, hefur
veri6 frioar- og n#gta ar. Sjaldan hefur
nokkurt folk MOTTO slikrar velliounar,
sem YER MI nj6tum. Fyrir fetta gerum
YER Gjafaranum allra goora hluta hjart-
aulega og hatiolega pakkir; og yer skull
um veysama hann, ekki meo oroun-
um einum, heldur og meo ath0fnum-
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-11-01
kosninearnar
New York

krata hlaut storkost!egan meirahluta at
kveoa borginni New York, ell ut una
land var meirahluti Dir. Odells, SEM
s0kti UNI endurkosningu sem rikisstj6r1
af halfu Republikana, miklu meiri EN-
b,list var vi0, svo ham naoi kosningu
meo 1000 til $4,000 atkvR oalnun-
Mesti atkvA6ama6ur / liAi Colers var
David b. Hill, sem veroa will forscta -efnl
flokks sius vi6 kosningarnar 1904. En-
Hill 6fluga 6vini tiukknum, og kom
ljos vic kosningarnar, a6 peir h0four
unni6 af alefli mott Coler, sem sko0a5ur
er skj6lst#oinguy Hills I kj6rd:smun-
um 1T til sveita tapaoi Coler miklu vegna
pess akva6is / stefnuskra fokks hans {
New York, 40 stj6rnin atti ao ciga ALA
gljakolanama; hsfoi ham p6 sjdlfur af-
-ncitao peirri kenningu. Aftur mott
synist petta akvaoi i stefnuskranni hafa-
anxo honum lylgis borginni, pvi par
vir6ast verka1lanna- -feljgin hafa fylgt
Dem6kr6tu,n. Taliol er visit, ao drslit~
kosuinganna borginni New York komi
ao miklu leyti til af:ss6vins1ldum peim,
sem stj6rn Seth Lows, borg ArstJ6ra, hef-
ur oroio fyrir sioustu ito.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-11-01

me6 pvi ao gera skyldu vora vio sjalfa
oss og meobr@our vora.
'Fyrir pessa s0k, tiltek eg, Theodore
Roosevelt, forseti Bandar1kjanna, sem
almennann pakkargeroardag, dmtudag-
inn, tuttugasta .og sj0unda November
nHstkomandi, og m@list til, ao um alt
land hv1list menn fra venjulegum st6rf-
um og samansafnist a heimilum slnum
og guosrj6nustu st00um. til ao Pakka
amattugum guoi fyrir him margf0ldu
gHoi hins li6na airs.
"Pessu til staofestingar set eg her nafn
mitt og innsigli Bandlarlk jannra.
sDagsett i borginni Washington, %.
okt6ber, a nitjan hundra0asta. og 0oru
ar fra hinga5 buroi Drottins vors, og
hundrao tuttugasta og sjounda sjalf-
stj0rnar- -ari Bandaldkjanna
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-11-01
Kosningunum p. M
Kosninearnar lyktaM pannig, ao
Republikanar unnu

xAOS1A3t18A1L L&GSA tJ'AOAN'A EsAuAS3 w
Republikanar unnu
sigur n@rri a]fs sta0ar. Reyndar hefur
sd tlokkur lninni meirihluta sam bands
pinginu en- a6ur, en- aftur q mott unnu
Republikanar SUM r1ki, sem Dem6kratar
eoa Deni6kratar og Populistar til sam
ans, h6f0u :a5ur haft til umra "a. Sigur
pessi er pakka6ur mest Roosevelt forseta
og vinsgldum hans hja alpyou, sem meo
atkvpoum sinum vildi lata lj6si tiltrd
s1na til hans pers6nulega og velPoknun 4
stefnu hans stj0rnmaluln. tulltrda
deild kongressins er bdist vi6 a6 Repnb
likanar muni hafa 208 pingmenn: en-
Dem6kratar 178; alls eru pingmennirnir
1876, og er pvl 1neirhluti Republikana 28.
< si6asta pingi voru 357 fulltr1ar: 1913
Republikanar og 153 Den6kratar; svo
nh verba 8 feiri Republikanar og rs
f1eiri De1n6kratar Ell seinasta ringi.
Kosningarnar hinum einst0ku rikjum
benda til, a5 meirihluti Republikana
senatinu verdi svipaour pvl, sem verio
hefur. Emma eftirtektaver6astar pottu
kosningarnar Ohio, fyrir pa s6k, ao bar
leiddu hestu sina saman tveir hinir mestu
lei0togar hokkanna. ntl., Tom L. John
son, borgarstj6ri Cleveland, sem Bryan
hefur haldio fran sem l1klegustu forseta
efni Demokrata VIC nBstu forseta kosn-
ingar, og Mark a. Hanna, him alkunni
'.strioshestur" Republikana. peir styr0u
slnum fokknum hvor kosninga bardag-
anum, en- svo for, a6. Kepublikanar unnu
sigur rikinu me6 10000 atkva6a meira-
hluta.-N,i pegar er fario 40 ra6a UNI
kosningu forseta fulltrdadeil6ar kon-
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-11-01
Bsr8i g. Skulason.
L6gmaour / Gra,d Forks, N. D.
grcssins STD Mr.. Hend 'rsons, cg cru
Illinois og Mr.. Dalzel! Pennsylvania.

1 New York battust-
y,rs auka atrioi vi6.
aoal- lin, sem UNI,
var. barist. MIR. Coler..
rikisstjora .cfni Demo-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-17
KruE Park Freezes.

Mayor Moores and a party Of friends
took dinner at Krug park Friday evening
and attended the concert by Huster's band.
The mayor showed his preference for
American music by making several re-
quests for patriotic airs, which were rem
dered.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Weaver, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Hayward and Miss Weaver composed one
Of the parties Of ragtime enthusiasts that
applauded Hustler and his men Wednesday
night.
Mrs. Frank P. Kirkendall chaperoned a
party Of young women from the Country
club to the ragtime concert Wednesday.
The touring commissioner of Dubuque
county. Iowa, spent Thursday taking in
the attractions at the park and we're ban
quoted in the evening by Manager ". w.
Cole.
Realizing that he will have strong com
petition in Ellery's band, Hustler lie adding
a supply Of new music to his library and
is giving his men extra rehearsale nearly
every day.
Friday evenings musical program OF
light opera selections drew one of the
most fashionable audiences of the season.
Judge and Mrs. Slabaugh we're present
Friday evening. with their children, to see
Jack and the Beanstock."
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-17
MEETING OF COUNTY BOARD
No Reward for Arrest of Man who
shot Police Omcer


At It's meeting yesterday the Board OF
County Commissioner shelved a request
from John Briggs, chief OF police OF South
Omaha, that the county offer a reward for
the capture of William Connors, who shot
George johnson, a patrolman, and Agnes
Riley, aged 16, who was standing near when
the officer attempted to arrest Connors at a
dance last Wednesday night. The chief
stated that all efforts by the police OF
South Omaha and Omaha to get the man
have been unavailing, but Connolly doubted
II such efforts had been thorough, and his
motion that the request be placed on file
prevailed, after O'Keene had endeavored to
have the matter referred to the county at
torney.
The board passed Ostrom's resolution d.
recting all men engaged on day work on the
Dodge and Center street roads be notified
that their services will be dispensed with
after August Is. and that when any addi-
tional men who may be needed from this
time the request for the same shall be made
directly to the Boari Of County Commits
%sioners while In regular sesJl a and shah
be appointed by the said board.
Ostrom explained in this connection that
about twenty men are now engaged In such
work as a result Of the various commits
sioners sending out squads Of men without
knowing what other members of the board
had done. Connolly voted the only no.
The board took a recess until next Sat-
urday morning at 10 o'clock. No action
was taken on the matter Of the inandamus
ordering the board to pay Allen 7. lows
claim for S1,4SO for services as referee in
the Moores- County cases. Previous to the
open nesting, however, the board assembled
in star chamber and conferred with Deputy
County Attorney Lysle Abbott. The latter
told the board that It will be possible to
reopen the matter Of Judge Baxter's deci-
sion allowing Lows claims, and knock them
but. The board seems to be in a humor
to do so. Frank Broadwell. who is en-
ploying Low in the office Of the clerk Of the
district court, was sent word to come be-
fore the commissioners. but failed to ar
rive.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-17
couNTUANp HrAcH NorEs.

Jacksonian Club Picnic Week from
Saturday Next-Bryan 60 Speak.
The weather predictions today are for
fair weather. This insures another big
Sunday crowd at CORTLAND beach.
II is well to remember that the street
car facilities for handling large crowds at
CORTLAND beach are the most complete
and no such thing as delays Of any discrip-
ton can occur with the great number OF
cars always in the Ames avenue car barn
waiting to be called into service at a mo-
ment's notice.
More nsh have been caught at Lake
CORTLAND the past week than any week
this season.
LENDERS Of the Omaha Christian En-
desyor society held q picnic at CORTLAND
yesterday.
h Hsnscom Park Dancing club will
hold a private dance in the upper story Of
the pavilion on Friday night.
The Royal Achates will picnic on Sat
urday at CORTLAND.
The annual picnic and outing Of the
Jacksonian club will be held at CORTLAND
beach one week from next Saturday, Au-
gust 80. Because OF the proximity Of
CORTLAND beach to the city and its un-
excellent motor car facilities is expected
that this picnic will at least have double
the attendance Of any previous picnic Of
the club. Hon. w. J. Bryan and Governor
Patterson of Colorado are to speak.
The high scores for the week at ten pins
at the CORTLAND beach alleys are: Nc
Council, 214; Meredith. 20S; Giet, 21s;
Kaiser. 211; Hoover, 221; Ridenor, 2O4;
Emery, 22S; Kolts, 221; Denman, 2s6:
Weber. 225; Bezelin, 21s; Bengela. 2OS;
zitzman, 202.
Som remarkable good shooting has been
done during the past week by the women
patrons. Among the best were: Mrs.
Edward Johnson, Miss Mary Mullen, Miss
Alice kelsey, Miss Ermine Fries, Miss
Rogers and Mrs. G. Rosters, jr.
Some great attractions will be put on
today and this week at CORTLAND. The
novel revolving ladder act Of Frisco and
Faust is one of the most laughable and
amusing Entertainments ever seen here.
1t provokes general laughter from the mo-
ment the first performer makes his ap-
pearance until Frisco is finally allowed to
get OF the ladder.
Mr.. Ernest Nordin, the musical director.
has received such Encouragement because
OF the success Of his classical program
rendered Friday night and his popular
program of Saturday that he will repeat
not only these classical and popular
nights, but expects to add a special night
for each composer.