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past week.
w. Il Wood, Is erecting Il fine
barn under the management of his
intended son-iu law john Crawford
Christmas and New Year is over
and ''i!i some people are getting
presents vet
George Lynch, who has been at
Fleetwood working is in :h. vicinity
AT present.
The sick - this locality, IS we are
glad to say, are mendiug and the
pocr also
Oky Dobbin~, was visiting in ills
neighbo'hnod Sunday.
John Slalnaker aud wife we're the
guests Of Mrs john Golf last Sun
day.
Madis'n Leach, one of our yonny
men, makes lreqoent trips to Pine
Greek ot larc. He saws he is locking
after cross tie job, bat he goes la,e
Saturday evening aud returns Mon
day morning.
Joseph Nailor, hard working old
farmer aLd bachelor OF our locality.
says he would like To marry some
good glrI that would make Al good
mother toward hi children. Look
out girls; Mr.. NnrIor will he around
hunting him II wife.
jordan Ni,z SAYS he likes to 90 10
school at heir place, bat he saws he
could learn more If Ocie. Esther. aul
Ariz'ua would leave him alone.
g. W. Wood SAYS that courtinr is
very foolish thing in his estima
tior.
II. NJ. M"Get aud Track w. Gon
went coonh uniting md freed tree
an" laid by it all night but didn't
wear off.
Naomi Bo her is talking of going
to Rlchwood in the future.
Flint Stockwell is learning the
carpenter trade under the direction
OF Mr. Tom Carpenter. He says he
will complete the trade against spring
Success To Flint.
SKIPs Mates
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There is some sickness in and
about the garden spot Il. ttrs Nril.
my.
Jane. Baggett is still very sick hut
is improving slowly Mrs. Bagg.,t
died recently leaving the family.
mostly small children to attend TO
their fathers wants, bat Tie good
people with a christian spirit hired
an experienced hand to wait upon
Mr.. Baggett AID he is now doing
we'll
Warren Johnson the miller hal to-
omit grinding last week on account of
touch of fever however he is now
able to be up and about the house
and has sent tor auoIher miller.
w. NJ. Taylori Is attending meet.
ing on Dack creek.
G. w, johnson is filling some
Kind Of an appointment near Yves
ton in Rpane county.
Mr.. Will Sminaker and wife are
visiting friends on Left Hand al
present. VII! has HIST of friends
here who are glad To- learn that he is
doing well
Willie StaInaker Of Ellen who has
ust closed a very interesting term of
school on Walnut, we are Informed
Will 90 away aud attend school again
this summer.
We learn from. the papers that we
are to have a Railroad some where
IN the county. Some people say
Steer creek, some The West Fork and
others the Little Kanawha River we
say let her come and that quick, also
let rs build those bridges rs fast as
possible, commencing at GAINESVILLE.
W lat say you people?
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REDWOOD.
BtLLIUM JR.

Work is still going on here, and
Il g snow still flies
r. NJ Conley, II. r Lowers and
Clint Copley have returned from
Parkersburg.
Mat Jarvis is sleeping as write
this. He worked last night.
Work goes on the same a night as
in the daytime.
Dow Conley is working every day.
He Is making some money, too.
Wages are good, ranging from
Sl.50 to $500.
G. j. ConIey is working at the ice
to day. Charley is bad one after
the girls
Mac LaughIin is here with a team
making $500 day
Wishing the Chronicle and read.
ers and the county success. l am
Bio JACK.
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Over the County
MT ZION.

Here we a-e again, after PEACEFUL,
slumh1riug week. We thought w,
woald he reused from our slumher b.
f"p Shot, hut M sound came. ! sup
pose he has gone to hole to wait ill
his face hairs over.
J c. Cornell spent Wtdnesda,
might in r"wu.
o. ] Gamer has bought new ,aw
mill and will he ready for work in a
few DAYS oke is hns'ler and Is
making some money
q. II. McEudree mad quick trip
IN hcFarlan for W. Q. Umstead e
Go, this week. He says that he is
going to quit teamiug and 20 to farm
lug.
j. X Snrm, our blacksmith. is
doing thriving business
p. Nj Woodford took one of our
fair lanies and sailed for the land nf
Spencer. He has returned, bnL the
girl stuck to Il better job.
\ young fellow in lhls vicinity rode
about ten miles recently to see a gIrl
and wuen he had got there she had
gone to soc one other uncles. l would
like to give his name hut friendship
fOrbIUS
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NTotice of Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, Harry Dobbins and !. NJ
Wcase hy deed Of trust bearing date 18th
day of july 1899 aud OF record in the coun-
tv. q iearlt otlic Of the county court of Cal
nom county, West Virginia, in Trust Deed
Book No . pages J q .. conveyed To c.
g.. Wheeler. Trustee, certain personal prop.
erty IN said deed Of trust described i'm trust
to secure The Geiser Manufacturing Co.,
incorporated }, The payment of the sum OF
$4,000, as evidenced hy four certain prom
iS-Ory notes; and default having been made
Do the payment OF certain OF the said notes
in said trust described, and the said trustee
having been required By said The Geiser
Manufacturing Go. to take possession Of
and proceed to soil said personal property:
THEREFORE, notice is hereby given by
the undersigned Trustee that he Will ON the
zJtn day uf FEBRUARY 1902. at Z. N. AT
White Pine tahoWn county, West Virginia
proceed To sell at public sale to the highest
bidder, the following described personal
property, to-wit:-- Cone portable boiler and
engine, mounted on four wheels, Glass. sbop
no. G2o>S also one $50. separator shop so.
1921 and all attachment belonging
thereto
Terms Of sale: Cash In hand on dav Of
sale
G. G. WHEELER, Trustee.
Jan. 0th 1902
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FREED.
f.. p

We have had few snow storme4
lately one Of which put an end to the
ProIrscted meeting at Hoy Chapp!e.
The meeting closed with 81 couvers.
ions and about dozen seekers left
at the alter To those converted we
would say be faithful christians aud
God will reward you.
A house cat belonging to Mrs. EN-.
ma Collins. got into The cooking
stove while it was cold, without the
knowledge Of The family, fire was
built in the stove and before they
knew it, The cat was burned to
death.
Simon Cornell, Of Cairo, was visi-
ing in these parts last week.
Miss Edna Bell, an accomplished
young lady of'his place, is quite SICK
with lung trouble
We are proud Of The County Court
and the Chronicle, for taking such a
bold sand against the saloon. Some
people may howl, vet, you will he
supported by the best people ofthe
county and state.
j G. Freed says he wont serve as
Juror at Ciscuif r,urt II. ssv.
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saleor voirable Real

Nom uissiouers Saleof variable Real
49, Estate
Bv virtue of "a decree of the Circuit
Cont ut calhoun county, rendered 40 the
0 'ctorey tenn. 1901. thereof iu the ciu.ccr,
cause of w. f. W. Dye ac,tiust j. -. J.ry s.
Sheriff, etc, and others. the undeisi.n,
commissioners will on MONDAY, Il. 49,
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1902. offer i9r
sale ~ the iron, d .ar OF the Court hou-, of
said county 40 la.,ic auction to- the highest
bidder, the READ estate in said cause d-cr I'd
Co bee sold, HAT is TO- say.
/ tiact OBJ 2.4 acres ui land, situate ON tine
Little kauUgha River, iu Sherman Gis.uc,
iu uid county, being the same land CON, e..
cd io w + rafferty, boy Pat Rafferty, aud
Nancy Rafferty, by decd dated June IT,
1876, cop, oi which marked "Exhioit -
is filed with the papers OF sad cause and
for more parlic liar description of saic
real estate, reference is here made 10 said
deed and the other papers filed with said
cause
Terms or SALE:-Suflicicnt cash in hand
ON day of sale to pay the costs of suit and
the expenses of sale. and the residue ON q
credit OF one and TWO years, taking from DO,
purchaser notes or bonds in equal sum.
for the deferred iustaliments with good SCI
Curity, bearing interest from day Of sale
=. BILL, spl comr.
] certify that bond has been given by tn,
above named commissioner as required lbs
decree Zoo said case. Toste:
R. W.HALL, Clerk.
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Danger OF Colds and La GrIouc

Danger OF Colds and la Crime.
The greatest danger from colds and
la grippe is their resulting in pneu-
mpnia. If reasonable care is used
however, aud Chamberiains Cough
Remedy taken, all hanger will he
avoided. Among the tens Of thou
sands who have used this remedy for
these diseases We have vet t. learn of
a single case having resulted in pneu
monia, which shows cumclusivcly that
1t isa certain preventive of thal dan.
gerous maIady 1t will cure cold
or an attack Of la grippe in les ime
than any other treatment. Il -
pleasant and safe to take. For safe by
DYE Pharmacy.
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OF PUBLICATION

West Virginia; 20 wit.
Calhoun County Circuit Court Clerks
Office, December, 4th 1901.
In the matter of J. +. GriGiin. c. Hickman.
;. 7. Bell, T. A.. Francis and G.. ". Rit-
chea, Trustees OF GAINESVILLE Lodge No
100 !. O. O. f.
IN PWte Proceedings to Sell Land.
The said trustees having at the October
term, last of said court presented To said
court presented to said court their petition
IN writing asking for the confirmation y
the sale Of certain real estate owned bv said
lodge and now occupied by it for lodge pur-
poses situated on the corner Of Court street
and and Catharine alley. in the
town of Grantsvile, w Va. sud contain
ing about 1000 square feet: and that they be
authorized and empowered 10 carry the
same INTO elect 10y apt ana proper deed.
with power 10 take and reserve any proper
security or lien upon the premises. tn Sc
cure snch part OF the purchase Money AS
NAV remain unpaid at the rhine of convey
ance, which said petition was by an order
cutered at said October term filed. And
the object of this -uit being to have confirm
ed The sale of said real estate as set out I'M
said petition
Now, therefore, and person inclined NAV
appear at the next term of this court ard
resist the prayer of said petition and the
application OF such trustee, lo sell said real
estate or 90 have confirmed the sale men
TONED boo said petition
Ieste. y. w. HAIL Clerk
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DODBILL

~ Chronicles Not seeing auv.
thing from 'u. place 800 your paper.
we "'ll lry and give you few Of
be .utest
We notice nUr nId friend Whlz-r
i' still oo the baud umpog ,be living
w O. Umsicads hux'er wagon
makes regular trips t9 lhis place for
Dduce
use Wishing bargains viii Jo well
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4 commissioners Sale of Valuable Real
~ Estate.
BY virtue of decree ofthc Circuit Court
lot Calhoun county, West virginia. render
cd at the October term OF Court. 1901 in
|thc chaucery cause of a. Chanccy ys NJ. r
bose aud others, the UNDERSIGNED Com
missioner will on, MONDAY. THE1OTU
DAY OF IEBbJABN, 1902 offer for
sale at the front door of the court house of
said county, q puolic auction To- the HIGH
es' bidder the real estate in sid cause de.
creed CO. be sold, that is To- say.
a tract of jJ acres of land. situate ON Rio
run, bon Sheridan district, said county being
the same land conveyed TO the defendant
NJ = Rose by thedclendant, L.. j. Maze.
by contract dated Sept 2, 1897. % COPY Of
which is filed with the papers of said cause
winch said parcel oft GO acres of land u
more particularly described bon said contract
a1d thc blu and other papers in said cause
tn which reference b. here made but the
oi. alo cas- Do amy, underlying said real es
tatc De- reserved In The contract aforesaid
VIVID ihe right to develop and operate the
ine. ana tni- sale viii Doe subject Co such
re erytlion.
IEeNs Or~ALE. Sufficient cash I'm hand
'u "'F oi s1ieto pay the costs of suit and
expressed safe. and the rc,idueupru "a cred
DO 'i one year taking from Che purchaser
I"r tho deferred payment q note or bond
wy good security bearing interest from
dag O.. sale.
J. BILL, opt comr
certify chat bond ha. been given by bc
above commissioner as required by decree
ln eiid cause. Il. h. HAIL, Clerk
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We will close out our entire stock Of
MILLINERY goods at cost Come soon.
JEFFREYs & DULIN.
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d Rocte's, y"~gin9 j~price1 from $275to 5000.
misses d ChfId"em's Rockers, 90 cts. to S25O
C|ofASS BASKETS $3.50, Waste BASKETS 95ctS, Work.
B"$Fef% 4OctS, and Feather Busters 15cts
be" Roo0' Suits, oak add .Noaoeany Fimtsh, ST. 90
to 5000 Ond DresSerS, $S.5Oto$rSOO
|"o" Beds, 400 to 1880. odd Wood Beds from
@@O to ILOO OTIS $500, .Nattt eSSes ST. 75toSG.
o. Safes q Cuo6o@'dS, $4.5Oto $780, Perforated
C"'" Hf"f& fo&0cfS e2ter Stands, Oat and Mo-
hogony I5niSh, 500 to 200
Stunlp'S Furniture Store,
o. j. Stump, Prop'r.
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Laxative BrOmO.Quinine Tablets
the remedy that cures a colo in one aay
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Rey. DR.. Norris WeIchslor,

A'4i'aA ieiaei
New York, Jan. 8 1907.
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After having it carefully analvzed ws
can State that Asthmalene contains ~,
cry truly yours,
REN.DK MORRIS " ECHSLER
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ASTHMA CURE FREE!

There is nothing like Asthnalene.
brings instant relief, even in the worst c,,.-
es. 1t cures when oil else. fails.
The Rev. {. T. WELLS of Villa Ride.
I'LL, SAYS: "Nour trial bottle of Asthmnline
received ~ COOL condition. cannot tell
you now thanfIul fe.l for the znod derived
from it. ! was slave. c6,;nsJ MI.
putrid sorc throa, and Astb,n, for ,o,'
years. despuirel vf ever being cnred
saw your advertisement for tho cure of tbis
dreadful aud tormeuting disease Asthma
and thought YOU had oycrspoken Yourselves
but resolved to give il a trial. To nv as.
tonishmeni, the trial acted like n charm
Send me lullsize bottle"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-02
5L0P5D WITH Il NEGRO
SnID SHE LOVED HIM
Everyone to His or Her Taste
Though lis Sometimes PeCu-
liar.

SCHENECTADY. N. Y. July 2.-Jo-
s, 1hine Guardineer, the 1S-year-old
daughter of a wealthy contractor of
Auburn, and James Cooper, negro
coachman, who until year ago was
employed by the girls father, were ar
rested in this city on complaint Of the
girls mother, who had followed the
couple to this city. They were found
in a boarding house. where they had
engaged rooms after having been
turned away from every hotel In the
city Miss Guardineer is very pretty
and had just been graduated from the
high school in Auburn.
At police headquarters the girl ex-
pressed her infatuation for her negro
companion.
Coope had worked for the Guardi-
neAr family for about fur years, leaving
about year ago to work for q neigh
boring family, He can not be charged
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-02
DECLINES S25,OOO
AND 4 $4,000 JOB
The Leader OF the Railroad Track
men Attracts Attention to Him
self.

ST LOUIS, July John T. Wilson
President of the Brotherhood of Rail
way Trackmen OF America, and con-
sidered by his friends the most effective
labor organizer in the country. has de-
ciined an offer of a bonus of $25 900
and an executive position with the
Canadian Pacific Railroad Company at
an annual salary of 5000
The proposition was made to Mr..
Niison because he had led its striking
tIaekmen To victory. The executive
ability he displayed while handling the
interests Of the striking maintenance
Gl-way men, his fairness, honesty, and
i"domitabie pluck and perseverance
g.> atty impressed the officers of the
conn any
But tho ambition of Mr.. Wilson s
life is 10 elevate the Brotherhood Of
Railway Trackmen Of America to such
= position Of influence that it can com
mand the respect the laboring men c.
serve. and he refused the offer and re-
turned tc his desk in the Benolst
Building to preside over the destinies
of the organization he founded fifteen
wears ago at Tafladega. Ala
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-02
PLENTY WRITER FLOWS ALONG

other four-soot well was then sunk on
the site OF the trst small one, and at
the usual depth Of twelve feet an eiab-
crate nov of water began.
The next experiment was tried about
mile south. OF the frst well. This
was brought In Saturday night. At q
and In flowing with force nearly three
inches over the surface This last la
what would be called pretty we'll
The water breaks into umbrella shape
over the pipe. and gurgles away COM
fortabiy at the rate of nearly 300, 600
gallons daily. This Ia a small well,
the hole being only SI-2 inches.
This last well attracts q number of
city visitors to view It. Last Sunday
there was a steady stream of people
to the scene. among others Mr.. NJ. P
Freeman of the Consolidated Bank
who took several pictures of the flow-
ing well.
The fact that water can be brought
to the surface cheaply has now been
demonstrated Captain Fulton saws
1t Is merely matter of sinking from
twelve to sixteen feet to get flow Of
water. He says that wells adjacent
to each other along the whole mile
from the first to the last well will be
equally productive and in no way min
imize the flow He declares that it is
now no trick to get flow of from s.
900 900 to 10000, 900 gallons daily.
The water is as pure as crystal. and
of the finest quality. It has a cool
natural temperature. Captain Fuller
says that there is no longer doubt
of the presence of powerful subter.
ranean stream, and all that it requires
to bring. water in a flow to the surface
is to strike that stream. He claims TO
have successfully located it's course
for at least a mile, and the visible
presence of the flowing wells is the
best possible proof that he knows what
he is talking about.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-02
NEW MEXICAN JUDGE hGGUSED
Must Answer CHARGES OF immortality Before
Officials at Washington

WASHINGTON. u, C.. July 2-Judge
Daniel H. Mcmillan of the Supreme
Court OF New Mexico will this we ak
make answer to the charges which
have been filed against him in the De-
partment of Justice. He came all the
way from New Mexico TO disproye the
charges. had been In Washington for a
week. and is now in New York. Not
even his closest friends In this city and
those who have been associated with
him in New York politics are aware of
the fact that his political opponents IN
New Mexico are endeavoring by every
means in their power to impugn his
character so that his removal from
ONCE will result and they will be able
to secure the s., 900 job which Judge
Mcmillan now holds.
The charges are of serious nature
and are directed at Judge McMillan's
morality. They have been filed. to-
gether with numerous affidavits. within
the last few weeks by persons whom
Judge Mcmillan says he does not know.
One of the allegations is that Judge
Mcmillan in following the judicial CIR
cult to which he is assigned, was &c
companied by a woman not his wife.
He lives with his wife and family at
Socorro. New Mexico
Judge Mcmillan heard several weeks
ago that charges were TO be preferred
fssatnst him by certain persons in New
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-02
BLOWN TO PIECES
A Few Bones Found but the Rest OF
the Body Was Scattered
BeuoRd Reach of
Friends

DENVER, Colo, July 2--Will
Thompson. formerly of this city, and
nephew Of William Thompson, banker,
capitalist and farmer, OF Springfield.
Ohio, met a horrible fate on a moan-
ain near Boulder few days ago, az
c0rdsEc TO a letter just received here.
TT" ycung man was forced to come
west for his health His maiady
seemed incurabie. and the fact preyed
on his mind to the extent that he de-
iberately planned self-destruction.
In preparation for the end Thompson
took a stick of dynamite from the
store of the Champion City Mining
company. Climbing to the highest
point of the nearest mountain Thomp-
son, as calmly as If he were lighting
cigar. set the fuse ON the dynamite
stick abaze.
There was a sputtering as the line of
flame crept closer and closer to the
death dealing mass Then followed
binding flash and roar that echoed
and re-echoed down the valley. Bleed
ing. quivering flesh filled the air, while
little blood stained the ground where
Tn6mr son had stood.
AS soon as he was missed, friends
went oat to find him. After a long
hunt the almost fiesh-denuded breast
hone and part of the shoulder were
found. shred of clothing gave
Identification TO the fragmentary re-
mains. The remainder of Thompson's 8
body could not be found.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-02
Three Wells Now Squirting on
the Allison Tract South
OF Town
Satisfactory Demonstration That
PLENTY Of Water Can Be OBJ
tanned bu Sinking Is Feet

Notwithstanding the natural irriga-
tion that the old pueblo and its neigh
borhood have received during the last
couple OF days. the people have not lost
interest in artificial irrigation and The
means of effecting it.
The experiment of producing arteslan
water at the Allison tract still contin-
ues, and is In every way successful.
Three wells are now flowing three
quarters of million gallons of water
daily. and there is every indication
and reason to believe that the flow
will be continuous.
The history of this experiment has
been told heretofore In The Citizen.
General L. H. Manning OF this city and
Hon Eugene s. Ives of Yuma secured
an option from the Allison brothers
on a tract Of land just north of town.
General Manning brought Captain Full
ton, veteran artesian we'll sinker
from Texas here to try his skill on
bringing water to the surface in the
Santa Cruz valley.
Captain Fulton selected a site for his
first experiment just under Sentinel
Peak, about half a mile south of the
CID mill. He bored a four-inch hole,
and at.twelve feet in depth water be-
gan to flow.
Pleased with the result of this ex-
pertinent he sank four-foot hole, and
at depth OF twelve feet that also be-
gan to pour out water copious1y. An
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-02

Mexico. and he at once started FOR
Washington. Since arriving here he
has ascertained the nature of the
charges. He has as yet made no for
NAL answer. but propably viii do so
this week. IT is understood that Judge
Mcmillan explains one Of the points at
issue by stating that the way the
charges arose concerning his travelling
in company with a woman. over his
circuit was that certain woman visit
ed him when he was holding court mt
Lincoln. n. NJ. for the purpose OF learn,
ing whether or not he could assist her
in getting transportation for her chill
dren to come to New Mexico. This,
Judge Mcmillan said, the the only
time he saw the woman while on his
circuit The persons who have filed
the charges. he says, are relatives 1T
men whom he discharged from q Jury
for Incompetence and unreliability.
Judge Mcmillan went to New Mexico
more than three years ago for the ben
eft of his health. Prior to that, time
he had severd in the New York Senate
and had been an attorney for the New
York Central railroad He had been
In New Mexico about year when he
became a candidate for appointment
to the supreme bench. There was
opposition to him On the
ground that he was 'scarpetbagger.s
but he was appointed by President Nc
kinley.