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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04

esoo.a. new state officers today. with
- exception Of governor ard lett
-z-ar-- governor. Republican success
- matter y the state ticket Is
s..t.rr-.#. l.. 54r4z - s2'1r Il T-.e con
-.-s.iera. districts tL-= result = II
s5--5-. Outside - -.-as- districts 5.-e
---s- las a--- e.aaraet=s--=--- ..s II
--.-.z .as-.. .eEA par
-.--
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04
NORTH CarclIna.

Raleigh. \. C.. NoY. North Caro-
ina today elects minor stale officers
ar3 q legislature which xii choose q
J-cirad stat senator 10 succeed Peter
{. Prifehard. The return O. so.ld
Democratic delegation - congress is
assured. a. i azso tfe ezestl9n Of the
Democrats stafA ticket
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04
CASTORiA
For Infants acd Children.
The Kind You fiaYa Always Sog!
Signature OF l<zLHZ THIN
MnneH Gees SarCtG

For someriE past M res-staI
the tinted states eaa,rr here has q
in possession Il ! considerable 8
Of money awaiting lrs 5a1ers.
efforts - locate re parties 1aFi
fag.et. Jgdge Tr.eaer 445 eged
order .nstructing the Custodian
convert It i4te h LLICed states I.
uear The arle9nt = be turned o7s
s5-D9.-L.3tt.e Roek CORES pofds.
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zrz So


Nashville
Campbell Replla
Ter. Democra- and =
htbiti0nisr haEz .
=orotts campaigns
are that Fraz.s-l. ...t ,,'' :,
good p.arai5rE y
=-.....z== apB4
all except The E..,
tricts,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04
II -.-
NEG-

FFar.=zs= =. X ~. with TO
s-aaz offers u - e5sc1@.5. 5ae- "a y
8aIzr = n=a-aaz. zas ngt excited
ezah Interest. E-e o.i==eoa : 1sl@s
~ 0.m5ea aa-s an ar= Republican
.5rsr4ssr..a.. ~. sc elected. Tie Ea7a-
T.5E d. - regulation . trusts has
s.-.-r -..z. or. .a-!r5 .ss..sz= - re y
e.4s.5r = - 5srs@ az Philippine
a-tG5-.1l4>.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04
Geor1

Atlanta. g., N5F 4-lz=- "a 80 :
state oszssars a. neE-1 81
ma aa4.a-i-g today -
men. 1Tl1--e : = aLa5@2=
-h. AaTer districts a. - 2--t
ehange I'll - : district.
~ - y : -. -
g: s., :. " Ia
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04
= -=

y --Egal.--ss7 --s.7
:. -.-.=-= z---= - 5-a-- Offers -
--stgG : - e9l-
,-..-- - Democrats ~
-.raz= -.-z- - - 9--+
. e5..-... ==s- s.. 49,. 9i-.Q-- : -
s5 -.--@z -.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04
W scorsIr

Ma ~s.l-a- vs.. Saa. Tie q5
paign Il Wisconsin t.l.s las IA
peculiar ami tEe @ar /
fcretett win aay Qezr-s Il =rta.1
Republicans are supporting 5amocss
ic candidates ar Democrats are i
porting Republican eaHa.satss. "
the re-e.eetien q G9e4rH8 zo!ls1
IS generally coHeeGes his rally
expected . ia. 5e'ae AT vii.
he received t90 le.rs aE Tie
publican part i 9a9 @ ana :.
sp. vas Wj,,eaed "a o.e-:
recent utterar IL lie =eae hat
would not support S-l2az7r S7oo1a
re-e.eetion an,ess II a-e a4e.aa
IN favor O. IT, stae- IN.
Democratic renl1-- a arnu
Da4id !. Rose q. -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04
ELECTION POlN 'ERS
What Polling of the Vote Today
Indicates in Various States

#..=-z z-.-==a-sz- senator E=r-
Interesting e5z5-==77
.-a. contest : Ia Z. lie FIN a-5-
where 1zresz--s--- Los1. -
5.=.. e-eat=-
9r~. Wr-1 T-.o : : --a-z 'eL--9---st
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04

c.. ~. for z1e lE51
- : = EzS-1r- raio : Fot--=
E+4e - g5Eaa 9res7atatIfzs.
zz.r==..- - =z::-z= as = n1aEsE E=a.s
ssa Democrats l-zE- 8 straight {. 81.
z..5az =.t9-= q 5s5z - PoH.t-
81 <.Ier 2-r1l.-e4l-. &C. 5ez-
z-.e- liz..z.1=..,a.-zs a. zs..-z.--c.zzs e-a---
5-tt 60.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04
Delaware.

D6ger. De-. Noy To-day Dee
are e.-ers minor aIa-z officers and d
Legislature which ii. - caIied 12on
20 choose trs8 United States senators
- fight pr:1ctpaI.g is . defeat J.
f,5War3 Aae.a..s T. Ua.-e1 states
senator.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04
New Jerse

Tae.z <. T.. &oT. 4-Intefear
IN rn- sat- -aaerior n Ne& jersey
-a..zF a=z-==s 4 The contests f0r seats
r za-. z5.-ss. Tie situation is elose il
r=s= .s-erF district and I : difficult
10 retelI the result wiea any degree
Gf certainty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04

e!a.
e Al
-...-ee..# r=.7f-.s--..z# No.
cratic state eic..e= E=s ssn-
W T. Lanaam. : esz--.z. z..o,t.
Tie R=pfs.J cans aasz qa >.
- ~ I'd = -. q on
,.=--= { -.s57'-'. O & 50
delegation - Has na,
-crat5.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04
West

Charleston. y "a. tn
campaign Il West Eir aas bs,
Q-.s oi rt= G-15sfe,r al !
nais 0f tie sfat=. Faa1. oat.9I
The results a1 H. sal Il
ton VII .eaee lie ,o;
Republican as aar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04

IA afzass== 3. Nsf-.- Tie &C..
-t5r. i. E.cr.3a 55saE = Esa .ezis 3
~. 7,.z=zh VI. choose : essgE =
J--E--l States senator o-=-s-eI =.
X-z#g5,.- 9.6gs- -e"u- 9 5---7 ~ eI,
e= ns.z March
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04
NEW CORPORATIONS.

srr! aff zaeoEgcGa IL tae
H Ga4ea #aee ean4a Oh
a1 E=t 54e =
state st0d
zen
b9
esq
.
sl
III :
~
III
sisso
~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04
PENNSYLVANIA.

Harris burg Pa. Nov. 4.-PennsyI-
1ar.a elects state officers and one
aa.Is It's senate and house Of represen-
raf.ges.- The legislature VII elect a
United state senator to succeed Boies
Pec~ose. Republican. whose term ex-
is4s next March. For the state e.
er4- .aer4 are five tickets II nomina-
-.aa. sae.s#.fHg tza Eaiea party, H.hieh
hes accepted ne nenoeratie aQm!n2-
-jgss far governor an! Democratic
Governor ana ttezra.ant governor. Tie
..8-a f5a ztafa=is apparently s. 10y est==
49,. H.I.55.3. Th= Democrats, with
3r
=z-fE=g
-r HE -t-
taa Democratic
9 thar was c-een Jy primaries
a4eh. II course, were equivalent t
IN election. nominee l#g gGTagH5
= D. Gziaa Igar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04


r sta1e IL ra- E-tar. egf-1z VAN.
oregon ami Vermont. ar e.sz-.e
4ana=-azr Is = progress 1o-a.
ru4ntE.ar.s states f.ltl ztclze-s u STA
executive officers and legislators a.
i -.z.asre-d5 minor executive =
aers IN a..s...z and legislatures i -z7s.
II Is an yH-q-ar in politics ard ra= e-e--
ton : involved in much at.e=E- 2 -.
To ~ usual Influences f a. z.--5.=@r
have been added sa= effects q -
miners s-zt.-s= ana ot . CROWNS -z=--
5z!z AGAINST r..e Ltu=.agz -arlz-.
Forty-fEo sizes ara voting = -.
resentatrFzs - - Fltry==is..ta OR
aress. - n a. tae 5azal zzer-s -
aav.az 5e=r rzase3 - ~ "a
oorti6aueat #a4=e eas -ve.ss--.. z...-s.,s
- ~. Eighs=e- 5ssEs. -. I5sss.-
ans have a.zsa.lF 5zez e.ze-z. --.5---
from Maine aad te-7 za9.. ssz.ea ezs-
aGn and Vermont. Fgr congress '.-zEe
are 50 Democratic aa-1 pee 81 zt--7
tie Republicans aaT= S. al -
probibfrfenists - il sixteen STAT.
TIE Democrats made Ho Eeu9s--a at9t-7
in Two New york districts and Il ..z55-
PhladeGBH.a districts. 1.st.= - R.
gaJlieans but57 10 congressional AZ
aidates IA Florida Georgia. 3It7sls-
sfDpi and South Carolina ene II hen-
tackF. ona il Louisiana. three II 49,
n0is. three il Tennessee. aze L 7
as ami tWo u Virginia. Two soz
are among tae candidates. IaeT are
Mrs. MarE B5rEEart, the nominee =
the Proh.8lrieaists il the Tenth e-eE--
t1cIv district al Miss ia Haze.z-7-
the Socialist candidate fse eeag .zsa-
at-larga rom Colorado.
\ Eon.partisan pol Of fhe= entire
country Teads to a belief tat the Re-
puDlfears will probably be ab-= 70 ess.--
troll the organization q The house.
though bg qerv narrow majority u
win the control the Republicans nasf
elect 194 members. One hundred an
seventy districts are admitted as ree +
onablv certain to 60 Democratic. and
with fifteen doubtful districts the ma
gin for the Republicans IS eonceae1
to be exceedingly close. \ general
Democratic arift IN the east. accom-
aanted 6v 4 heaVy TGte fer CoEeF II
New York. approaching re i -.12'
majority which Cteye.aE received Ten
wears ag5. WoGl3 s7'ez9 rsse sap.zz..-
can majority in tie hoeze away ea-
tjraiv. giving The Demo aof.zz2
IT. statements Of The e. a1sa- eE- eT
til. 0ngressia1a. campaign e2111l---
tees Of tie Two parties r=-t ~ :
estimate OF the eloseness Of t-e e
suit. ReDresentatiFe Babeock. c-a-s
man Of tae RepGb.i .ican congressional
committee, says Tie R9253-i.zt4-'
viii elect a majority o the reXt hos
OF representatives. Tie n1459ri-5- X.
not 6e that OF the last pcesidentia
election. but will be somewhat red12
ed. 7 think It vii Be greater taan u
majority in 1898 which vas thirteen.
In his estimate Of the probable re
suit OF today's e.eat;0a. Chairman
Griggs. of the Democratic committed
saws belie4e 1..e 1eX1 house q -
reseatariFea willie Democratic y
eaaa WORKING. laai i5ri=E. TIE e2.s5zs=ss
~ = r4-e.t azair 2s3s
a0..5#as. Iha Whole 6ec1-e. eE-aa-
fa~H -s=.siaa All reduction. ezzz-s
- MIRO.
r aezg E,rs1.
.ra
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04

strong admins -
uncertainty cones @
creased registration
Nc fklngmen orzan.z
f. .5az =. NorEs..
9 es.es car b.
and non- Of
lAIQlsir2 X
candl.afa fer s-a
Dean Il.a.sa..
a=I = Ae4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04
iic1 a..

Lansing Mich " 4--.pathF las
BrevaAed = he N.aE-saa nDaign,
an: IL vote IS exF--@t ID b llshr.
The Democrats s9Ega- - eoHa2= z2e.t'
alE1.az-c - 11e ala.- .521e- beng
5aa5.5 azrs.. - 80 national e1iss-
-ioas. IueT .~s hoge Z lie
..z@ a. asseI second s51-
-aass.eHa. -sEe a STATE. a2s
-v=n i. en4-=z4 Substantial
.=a4o..ea1 ma Governor B.5s
zf- se--sr.z ~ Tie.
zze.r 4 49, Jez-l aat
-za
y
enters altos -A-T
7aaI amendments
esel ~. TLe grin
=
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04
iLS ara

Baton Ro4se. Ia. Na9 s--5=5ea
members - congress-. a. --z11 91 faJ9.
vi. ba chosen = louisiana t94a,.
Tie election las nQ- excited EaGea Il
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04

s- . - a. --=@zs :
s-ss s-e.=z- ri4=z==-- =. =. -eze--.6
.5s@- headed f-F. -zaE@ w..
=
r-z-s-5--
en- ar
T.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04


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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04
r. -. II. 7 "A.

3sacs Ia 4 -. 500. '
stzt.-.11e - -. 49,,
~ 4s-1,~e = -..sflA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04
" t5.e 3eer 7eFzs1se1

propieg them.
T{ashi0 gt0n, Nov - is -, -
tatant postmaster genera =. :
ranged With taa bureau q en55
printing that there W
earher hitch i'm conn ~
te rsstae ..i
aJszs Is nv,
a improved I'D Ql,'
ata par3taGa paper 1ell1s 9's
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04


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aaa 9 5es.#Hz=sss
1cCe5sor
a.#t1a1 s-a is living
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. 80
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-28

DR.. Dye net with another very
Psinful and serious accident last
Friday evening. Tie vas making n
cali on John Wilson and vito on
Spring fork, and When nearths res.
idenee Of Joe Wilson, his horse fell
catching the Dr's. leg under it. 90.
verely bruising and MASKING the
kWOe and sntlO. He vas taken to
Mr.. Wilson's house, whore every.
thing possible was done to relieve
bis suffering, which was very IEreat.
A young Mr.. Metz accompanied hin
home. arrived here at a late hour
that night. The DR.. would hot ~
brought 10 by thOss who offered 20
do 90, stating that be had been
haulsd home twice and With his
permission be never would be again.
30 he came ali the way HORSE back
enduring the creates. Of suffering.
De has our sincere Sympsshy 10
bic misfortune, Ss he IL very un.
lucky, having beon sbroVn from the
same horse several times, three timos
With serious results. Dr.. Dye is a
very careful rider, and bic nuuer-
Gus accidents cannot he accounted
for 10 any other way than that hil
hOrse 10 the oauto Of IL. Thu
horses shoulder vas hurt Ia the &C.
oid"nt ~ tho Spring fork bridE,
several years ago, and every tim,
Il has fallen since, II hss been or
she right side, and this is thought
to be the reason Of lie had luck ID
says Ne wss never thrown from an,
other hOrSs and ne other horse ev
fsp win him,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-28
Latest OIL LEVI.

On account Of snow and cold weather. oil
Developments are slow at present.
The new we'll on the a Hardman tract is
. good one The operators clRim il to be
good for At least 20 barrels per day.
Work wall commence on Mallory Bros
No 2, in the near fat ure.
Federal Oil company have made made
two new locations on the Jim Taylor tract,
and work will commence on them at once
Guffey's Ayers No. 8 is down about 900
feet, and work is progressing rapidly.
The Lowther Oil Company have made a
location on Ollie Taylor farm; also one on
John Taylor, and work will be commenced
on each of them ut once.
The Eastern Oil Company have bought
the Jack Gamer gas we'll at Tanner and will
pipe the gas to Glenville They will also
drill new we'll close to this one in the near
future.
Work has been commenced on the well
on Aunt Katy" Stump's farm at Stump
town,
We understand that the Bull River well
will not be drilled any deeper unless the
owners can get an extension on the lease.
1t is rImored that the Stumptown gas
we'll has turned out to be frSt-cass oil we'll
that il threw out the greasy fluid at a lively
rate Saturday.
Cresco Oil Company's Holbert No gas.
err has been shut in between the and inch
casing, and will be drilled to the deeper
sands.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-28

In . personal letter to HagRn Barr
of this place. w. I. Want, of Park.
ersburg, states that the building OF
the Little KAsawha railroad 10 as sure
to be built - any thing in the ,fut re
can possibly be; that beyond all doubt
the road would be extended this
spring, The tone Of Mr.. Wants letter
~ we'll as the words, induce us to
think Ihat he knows moro about the
plane of the Co, than the public
does. and wsSre encouraged to be.
live it is settled fact, and We will
have the road this year.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-28
IMPORTANT CHANGES
In the Officers Of the CalhOuH
County Bank.
G. +. Smith, Cashier has Resign.
ed, and is Likely to be Sue.
ceeded by l.. ii. Trippett.

G. h. Smith. the present efficient
cashier OF the Calhoun County Bank,
has rendered his resignation as such,
and will sever his connection with tina I
institution at once. Speculation is
rife as to who his successor will be.
The stock. holders meeting Tuesday
will decide it and will also elect a
new board Of directors.
Those in q position to know are
treating the matter with the strictest
secrecy, and it is impossible to state
definately who the new cashier will
be, but We feel safe in saying that L..
II. Trippctt will he the man; and we
have good reasons to think so.
Mr.. Smith has served in a very eff
ticient and satisfactory manner, plac.
ing this Bank on footing that is
surpassed by no bank in the State
of its age, and very few that are old
er, and he has made many warm
friends here who will, indeed, be sor.
~ to lose him from our town.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-28

Manhood and principle don't con.
Sist of blowing and making . whole lot
Of noise, but is made up Of being and
doing. Iii s the cowardly cur who
tells you that he vill do = certain
thing and then goes back ON his word,
deliberately and without excuse that
disappoints, and 10 3 curse to human.
ity in general. The inan that you
can depend ON is the one it is pleas.
ure to be associated with. These
people that make great big promises
in . very elusive manner, are power.
ty stricken when it comes down TO an
act OF friendship. They will squeeze
= dollar until they have to change
clothes because Of the dAmpuess Of
the eagles tesFs.-EK.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-28

We are informed that an effort
was made by a citizen of GrAntsville,
at Federal court last week, to indict
one Of our county's popular and Law.
abiding citiEens for sending . dun"
on = postal card. No doubt tho man
who sent the postal WAS unaware of
the fact that no Was violating the Law
in so doing, and this effort to have
placed in durance vile for the slight,
ye, serious oAense, SAvors of malice.
LET him who 10 without Gin cast the
fret st0pe."
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-28

When = weapon ofRny kind is pur.
chased in RussiA q permit must be
secured from the local authorities.
The name Of the mam wh0 mikes the
purchase, with the number of the
weapon. is recorded. If the pun chss.
or ever wants TO dispose of the weapon
he must notify the authorities aud
cauee the transfer to be recorded on
the books Of the firm which sold it. II
that weapon is ever used in an atten-
pied assassination or in any demon.
Stration apvinGt the Law the man 70.
corded .sSt having it III bis pos
session is held responsible.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-28

A Boston young lady dropped into
q Chenille stole a few days ago and
said: cit is nay desire to obtain 4 pair
Of circula sppendages, capable OF
being contracted or expanded BY
means Of ssciltatiug FURNISHED steeI
appliances that sparkle like particles
of gold leaf set with Alaska diamond
aud which are utilized for keeping
in position the habiliments ofthe lower
extremitios which innate delicacy
fcrbids me 70 mention" The clerk
fell dead.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-28

A newspaper reporter is neither
omniscsent or omnipreseut. He can
not tell what is happening or going
TO happen in your social or business
life unlesS you give him some little
insight iuto your affairs. Some people
who never give . Scribe an item
arc perSiStently asking way No didn't
get this or that item yesterday. Well,
how could wei We are anxious to
get ell the news and if you kindly
give it TO US. 10 will appreciate it,
aud it will aid uS to give you a bot
ter paper.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-28

Cashier w. Dean Hays justly
points with pride" to the statement
Of the financial condition of the
MseteetSe BAnks which appears on
this page. 1t certainly indicates
prosperity in that conservative instI.
tuition, which under his careful man
agemsnt, has developed into a state
Of Affiuence which makes its owners
and patrons proud OF il aS one of the
mDst substantial enterprises in the
State. Considering the age OF the
Meteetse bank, it's surroundings and
advantages. it makes the best showing
of any bank in the county or the
State. Congratulations. Big HOr II
County (Wyoming) News.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-28
SQnlethIuK ,,,l,,,i.

Sn many go To their druggis and
merel y ask tDF something goo d.
i"r cough oT cold. Now ifthe
druggist has several remidies he Ger.
isinly will sell the one that does not
cost much. When you go to n drug
store better know what You want.
Ask for mex man Cough Syrup If y"n
want the incest and quickest cough
care twenty five cents will buy.
lake no other.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-28

After yau get angry aud stop your
paper. just poke your finger into wat.
err, pull. it out, and look at the hole.
Then you will know h"W badly you
are missed. A man who thinks his
paper cannot thrive without his sup.
port, ought to 30 off aud stay awhile,
and when he comes back half his
friends will not know he has gone
and the other half will not care, while
the world kept no account Of hil move
mentS. You will find things you
cAnpo1 endorse in every paper. The
Book Of Books" is often plain and
hits rone hard raPs, but if you we're
to get mad and burn your Bible, the
hundreds Of presses would go on
printing it. 30 when you stop your
paper and call the editor names, the
paper will still be published and what
10 more, you will read it on the sly
Ex.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-28

The post-ofice 6ght has warmed
up 10 earnest st this place. Son.
stor Hiram Campbell came here .
few days seo With a certificate re.
ommeOdinR his SOP, pierce, TO- the
pcstmssteT's plS5s, 70 which recon-.
mendstlOn he got several Of The mos,
prominent citizens OF our tovn N
ut their names. Incidentally IL
he learned that postmaster Picker.
Bring had cent in his resignation
aud this. Dr.. Ireland vac an spph.
cant for tn Office. The eight nov
10 between DE-. ireland aud Pierce
Campbell. Dr. Irsisnd hsa made
msny warm friends since coming
here, aud there are lois Of people
who want him n have The ofics, snd
Mr.. Campbell 10 vsll known sud
very popular throughout the county
Either q them V0gld mske = good A.
fcial
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-28

A young officer ~ the front recent
ly wrote home to his father. Dear
Father: Kindly send me ESQ at once;
lost another leg in a stiff engagement,
and ain without means" The Awnser
was: "My Dear Son; AS this is the
fourth leg yon have lost according to
20 your letters, you ought TO be accus.
toned to it by this time. Try to wob.
BILE along ON any others you have left.
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,rTEREsr PAID ON TIME DEpos,rs
01ommissioner's Sale of Valuable Real

0Nommissioner's Sale of Valuable Real
- Estate.
BY virtue of decree of the cireuit
Court of Calhoun County, West Virgina,
rendered al the October term, 1901. of said
court, IN the chancery cause Of Oscpola
Dufield against Nary. Dufiisld and
Others, the undersigned commissioners, or
either Of them, will on
MONDAY, the 10th day of FEBRUARY.
1902, offer for sale ut the front door of
the court house Of said county, at public
auction to the highest bidder, the real c.
tate in said cause decreed TO be sold, that il
to say: A parcel Of one-half acre of land. Sit-
uate at the forks Of the White Oak and the
West Fork roads, in Washington district.
in the said county, and which parcel OF land
is known A. the Dufield Mill Lot, and in
cludes the mill and all its fixtures and ap-
putemances, lately owned by w. A. Duff
field, deceased, the said parcel Of one-hslf
acre having been surveyed and marked of
by +. c. Knots, l.. 8. Witt and ClArkson
Rogers, commissioners appointed by deeroe
in this cause to make partition of the real
estate OF which the said W. A. Duffietd died
sieIed, and for more particular description
of the same reference il here made TO the
plat and report of said commissioner fled
filed with the papers of said cause
Terms Of Sale:-ren per cent Of the pur-
chase price cash in hand t'n day Of sale. and
the residue on a credit Of one and two years,
taking from the purchaser tor the dsfsrred
installmsnts, notes in equal sums With good
personal security, bearing interest from he
day Of sale. II. G.. LINN, Special
I'M. HAMILTON I Cam'n
| certify that bond has boon given by the
above named commissioners a. required By
the decres in said cause Teste:
Y W HAfr Ci.rL
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West Virginia will vote on Fov

West Virginis will vote on four
constitutional amendments next fall,
One provides for making the Office of
Secretary of State elective; another
adds judge to the State Supreme
Court; the third conveys the fees Of
the Auditor aud Secretary Of State
into the State Treasury, Whilo the
fourth provides in effect that the ir.
reducibIe schOol fund shall not exceed
one million dollars.
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Cure for SMALLPOX.

Herewith append recipe which
has been used to my knowledge in
hundreds Of cases. II will prevent or
cure the smallpox though the pittings
ar. filled. When Jepner discovered
cowpox in England the world of Sci
ence hurled an avalanche of fame up.
on his head, hut when the most sci.
'entific school Of medicine in the
world that of Paris-publishe'i
recipe as = panacea for small pnx-It
passed. unheeded. Ii is unfailing as
fate and conqners in every instance.
1t is harmless when taken by we'll
person. IL will cure ecarlest fever.
Here is the recipe ~ [ have used it
To cure smallpox, when learned ply.
sicians said the patient would die. it
cured: Sulphate of zinc, one grain;
foxglove (digitalis) one grain; half
Il teaspoouful OF water. When thor
oughly mixed add ounces Of swater;
a teospoonful is u dose. Either die.
ease will disappear in twelve hours.
For child smaller doses according
to age. IF countries would compel
their physicians to use this, there
would be no need Of pest houses. If
you value advice and experience, use
this for the terrible disease.
ton, California Herald.