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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-07-02
Teachers Elected.

The following named teachers have
been elected in Snyder County ss 'sr
's:reported to us:
WEST BEAVER TOWNSHIP.
Mcclure Gram. Cluney A. Baker.
PIT A. Wagner.
Middleswsrth--A. A. Kline.
Verdant I,awn-Katie ". Seal
Fsirview-L C.. Wagner.
Ridge &. F.. Wagner
MouptaindaIe
Bsnnervlle-M Mabla Gutalius
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP.
Grammar T.. e. Bschmsn.
Primary Louisa Walter.
Paxtonville Gram-W. Zimmerman
" Primary Elds Graybill.
Erdley , Homer Bowersox.
Gift's-lrwin Walter.
Hassinger's- Vincent Wetzal.
Renninger's-Wm Romig.
Gilbert's and Meyers vacant.
Salary s28 per month.
sELISsGRovR.
Principsi-R. p. Gladfeitar.
Asst. PrincipsI-Wm StaufFar.
7tb and 9Th Grades Fanny Jacobs.
5th and 9Th Grades--Eydis Fisher
Fourth Grade Edith D. Potter.
Tbiro Grsde--Jenpie n. Miller.
second Grade Della r.. Burns
First Grade-Neilie o. Forgy.
SPRING TOWNSHIP.
Beaver springs Cram, &C. Romig.
Prim.-fteila Romiq.
Ewing's-lra 4. Kline.
Bickets-J. &. Herhst.r.
Clshs-W. n. Kline.
Other school not supplied.
UNION TOWNSHIP.
Prot Trevertou adj. =. RerrDld.
Prt,--D. !. Herrold.
Wilmer Howard Scholl.
Mollie O. Reig,e.
SeholPs-Geo. X. school.
Herroid's-M b Bruhaker.
:. HerrDld's-Ed. Wolf.
Exactly same as last year salsrv s2s
JeF moHlh.
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
Grammar School-Thos. T.. HOfr.
Secondary-asry :. ailbish.
lntermediste-Wm =. BROWN.
Prmary-tiraee Hoffman.
Niller's-Rae Meyer
Neit2 Valley Bertha Ihaifar.
Flint Valley. A. B. Criass.
keichenhach's-AmO Shaffer.
Red Bank-F. H. HoltaaDple.
White Top Mary Shirk.
Summit-Roy Eiseuhauer.
There vas no action taken On he
1rincipalship Of the town schools.
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MARRIED.

June25, by Rev. II. H. SPAIN, Pal
mer p. Felmey and Estelle D. Kerstet-
ter both Of PaXtonville.
June p, by Rev. w. X. Diehl Ralph
V. Mitchell Of Kreamer and Annie G.
Beaver Of Swineford.
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should purchase the Lsckswanna Fer
tiIizer See me before purchasing else
where.
w. ID. BILGER,
6-lJt. Kreamer, Pa
Prof VIM. f. Magee Of South Beth
Iehem, President Of the South Bethle-
hem Business College, and Harry H.
Harter Of Sunbury and James f.. Ma
gee Of Kreamer Monday ere guests Of
DR. J. w. Orwig.
Misses Pearl Hess and Sarah Kleck-
ner two "HelIo" girls Of Sunbury ac-
compained by Cal. Shotsbcrger and
sister Of Freeburg were in town SatUr-
day evening making sororal calls on
their Hello" sisters.
Misses Bertha Conrad and Nettie
McFsll, two Of Selinsgrove's "HeIlo"
girls, accompanied by two favorite
friends, Messrs Heimbach and Snyder
were in town sunday between showers
making sororal calls.
Potter's Mills, where the four rob
bers were captured Saturday a week
ago, is only twelve m lies from Banner
vile, where George Market was fatal
ly wounded last November. This
seems to be dangerous locality.
Call on A. f.. Soies In his new snav-
ing and hair cutting parior for your
head cleaned with refreshing sham
poo and clean towel to each patron
on the north side Of Market square op-
posite Central Hotel. Satisfaction guar
anteed. II.
FOR SALE.-StOre room and
dwelling. New building, good busi-
ness stand. Business carried on at
present. For particulars, Address,
an" 206, care of PosT, Middle
burg, Pa. If.
w. E. Houseworth, Fish warden of
5elinsgroye was in town last week on
official business. The Fish Commits
sioner has instructed him to see that
the streams are not polluted. The tam
neries in the County have been given
special notice on this particular point.
9Squire A. X. Gift took stroll to
Sunbury Friday to see what electric
lights and water works look like.
These conveniences are not az plenti-
ful here az they were in Mr.. Gifts
western home. They are coming here
too Squire.
Have you ever read any of Sweden
borg's Works? If not, will you send
me your address enclosing stamp or
two and | will mail you one of his
books FREE. State whether you want
it in English or in German.
ADoLPH RoEDER,
so Cleveland street,
IT, Orange, y. J.
Justices Of the peace are hereby
warned that the [. ;. Pension Agency
at Pittsburg, Pa, will reject all vouch-
ers executed by them, unless they
comply strictly with the Act of Assem-
bly, approved April %, 1903, requiring
them to use seal as described in Sec
ton >, and that date of expiration Of
commission be given. Aldermen, be-
ing ex-oilicio justices of the peace, will
De required to comply with said Act.
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I viii lperate nv Eurr rrr--
Franklin his vear Luu uvlte Al nv
patrons u 1rIng -he!r Apuls- q 90 nv
mil. I viii JegIn 20 MAKE r!uer Thurs
day July -. Attec hat. he lavs viii
be Tuesday anu thursday u very
week Until otherwise notified.
CALVIN o.. .-TEu,..
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Engine For Sale

4 twelve horse power portable Frirk
Engine is offered at private ale Il
can oe seen At StruptOwu. inquire VI
+. :. -TRnTP,
t-f -tTnuprown, Pl.
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MIDDLEBURGH SNYDER COUNTY, PENNA JULY Q, 1908
The Tuscarora Oil and Gas Company.

The Tuscarora Oil and Gas Company.
The Tuscarora Oil and Gas Com
pany, recently organized, ia offering
stock at 25 cents per share (psr value
900. This company, ~ soon ~
sufficient cash is subscribed, will inn
mediately sink we'll and thoroughly
test the gas and oil fields Of Junista
county.
Well known experts say that oil and
gas exist in paying quantities and If it
IL there this company will soon know.
The directors are all well known
men to our citizens and know that
they will handle the affairs of the COM
pany in manner most advantageous
The directors are: William Hertzier,
Ex-State Senator, Port Royal, Pa; T.
x. Beaver Ex-Member Of Assembly,
Academia, Pa; A. g.. Shool, Editor,
Mifilintown, Pa; win T.. Hopes,
Attorney, MfIiintown, Pa; A. VI
WorstaIl, Electric Engineer, PhiIa
Pa. o. VI. CopeIin, Manager Boyd
5tickney & Co., Harrisburg, Pa; J. p.
Kurtz, Attorney, Altona, Pa; DIR. T. n .
Grubb, Physician, Thompsontown,
Pa, William J. Campbell, geoIgolist,
Reeds Gap, Pa; WINK. Vaudeville,
theatrical Manager, ". Y; Carl F.
Espenschade, Deputy Collector Inter
nal Revenue, Miffintown, Pa; n. B
Martin, New Jersey Corporation Guar
antee Il Trust Company, Camden ". J.
The Tuscarora Oil and Gas Company
has under lease what is considered by
all experts 10 be the most promising
land in Juniata county, and thai oil or
gas will be struck in this section at at
less depth, thus saving thousands OF
dollars in drilling over any other sec
tion Of the county.
The subscriptions to this company
are coming in very rapidly and the
prospects are very favorable for early
drilling.
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Liners.

" ~
and the BustIc Of the
y Seat, Told }" Brief
Paragraphs.
pre or Less Prominent.
Population snd Events Of In
Ia, satisfy Curiosity and
re..e the Thirst for
pext week.
for the PosT.
bpler left for Denver, Colo
4 the year Of 1903 is past
mt Mills will celebrate the
bmith of Ribolds is visit
ts.
alter has been on the sick
days.
hoar was away on a busi-
week.
bltz OF Pawling spent Sun
parents.
bf Troxelville was at the
Saturday.
Herman of Wyoming is
Iis at this place.
4. Aurand was at the
Monday evening.
hn and wife Of the Cen
re to Freeburg Sunday.
We on the "Coming Ev-
Send In your announce
Ii and John Haines, who
" working are at home
pure Wines and Whis-
II use at the Middleburg
II.
E. McLain and chill
y, Pa, are visiting at M.
F. Charles is visiting her
", Mrs. Edwin Charles
Z and b. w. Yoder took
far and Carnival at
fiday.
SchOch attended a meet
b of Directors at Susque-
bity last week.
burg Drug Store has adj
e of pure Wines and
nedical use. If.
|rd and wife Of Selins-
)aturday in town with
Mrs. NJ. I. Potter.
!, Cashier Of the First
Of Beaver Springs, and
Sunday at Reno Wal
gner of Clearfield county
in this place with his
Henry r. Tobias and
Is, Editor of the State
y spent Sunday with
b. W Burns on Sugar
eotor for n prescription
diddleburg Drug Store
Ines aud WHISTLES for
Il.
feeger, Misses Lihbie
LILLIAN Stetlerand Rosa
)ping aud tishing near
County.
3, Magce WAS in town
paid Leyi Aurand's
preparing to go on y
p to lukers next week.
Smith and Edwin
Saturday from their
they visited rittshurg
pre- retmping home
a student ot the sol,
School at scotland, Pa,
Vacation with his Tn,
Pseph l., Marks aud
pnlyer was called helne
70 attend the Mneral
lhen tie is engaged
s'ness aud pIopoaea u
9onthern Olimes,
Stroaptown Ia hand7
Of Fertilizers, MANN,
AltimoIs rulysli4l,vs
> range fpom SlS to,
ns needing u reliable |
on him, II
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-07-02

Saturday being legal holiday the
First National Bank Of this place will
be closed. 'A' 'a'A On ,'T' ''Ae
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The following named teachers have
been elected in Snyder County ss isr
as.:reported 10 us:
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-12

Whithor are We dnftiSEi Sons
time sEo = WiSs fellow discovered
that IL was unhealthy for two people
to occupy the same bed; later another
one found that !. was unsafe to ride
on . car wi,h other people. attend
church where other people attend.
Lster, "a association OF physicians
decided that IN kiss was to tempt
death in all msuner Of hidoous dis.
eases. The very latest il the disoov.
cry ETA French scientist that the
practice 81 hsndshsking is a prolific
sourcs Of spreading disease. II things
keeps up il will soon be unhealthy to
be buried in the same graveyard
With other people. The only plsc.
where person can feel absolutely
safe frsm disease IL a, mid week pray
or meetings. No body attend. them
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-12

Ths town Of barboursville has q
IOckup for The purpose Of ,ncsrosrAt.
iug the unfortunats ones Who offend
against the ordinsscss IF that quiet
village, but such strict noralisls
are all the citizens that only once
within q period Of three years has a
man been arrested for an o6enss
committed in the town. This was
few days age, end the lueEless
one had taken too much OF the fiuid
that inebrisies. The most unusual
part Of the transactiou, however,
Was the fact that the town marshal,
Wbo 10 = very teaderhearied mao,
ard who had not sTpeVisNcs ia
looking Up prisoners, is said N bsv,
been 70 sfeotsd by the shouEhl oil
the lonesome drunk spending The
night behind the prison walls tbal
be "a compelled 70 reigs hi,
positisp
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-12

II 10 estimated that $4,000 visitors
from the United States have been
IN Cuba during the last ak months.
If the Cubans prove equal to the
task Of selfgovernment and tho
ISLAND is not torn by Olsen lions,
there will be an influx of American
capital Which will be effective in
building up the business industries
90 that they may DO productive.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-12

Reports from various poiuts on the
eastern Maine coast indicate an abun
dance in those waters Of the small
herrong that are canned ~ sardinos.
Last year the little behring's were
rather scarce and as . poor season
Is usually followed by 9 good one,
prospects sre considered to be briRh.
for the 1903 ysck, whsch will begis
in about two woekb.
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Are You Going Vest

BsgisHipE FEBRUARY 10th, asd s.a.
tinuoinK every day tberesher uuti
April S0tb, there will he a spacisi
rate to all points IA Washington.
Oregon, Idaho, hnstsBa and BrnisL
Columbia For maps, rates, rou,ss
and other information vrits At once
TO w. n. ALLEN, District Passenger
Agent. Wisconsin Central Railway
62l Park Building, PitssburR, Pa.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-12

The census figures chow q total Of
1888 divorced persons in The
United States. This includes only
those who have remained 20. The
women are 10 q large majorily,
being 32.203 to 1884 men.
Chicago leads with = total Of 4,341
divorced residents-l.873 meu and
6,66S women. This IL twice 90
many as New York, which Is second
on the list, and Dearly three tiross
a. mAny - PhiladslphiG. Proper.
7stely, however, Ssn Francisco
- verse. having LOO divorced
persOna II their relative popuIs.
tim bs considered, ths is eight
iimss ~ bsd a. New York.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-12

The Standard Oil Compsny las ad.
vanced the price crude ilIuniustinE
oil, the higher grades three cents and
the lover grades two cents q barrel.
The advance is attributed to The fail.
urs to End new productive territory
and the steady decrease in the stocks
above ground. The advance, il Il
thought. may stimulate activity in
the oil-producing regions. Sams old
story.
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Cold Water Men.

Listen to the crnaker, he would
throw cold on his gr.pdmother's
funeral and make the occasion . fail.
ure If he could He makes il hi,
business g. discourage every now pro.
Position that comes along, and IL be
ca" possibly check any improvement
or investment of new capital in his
town he Is pleased all over. and
smiles with sardonic joy as he pictures
to other people Why tkis new enter.
prise will fail or that now plau is not
fessible, or why this or that should
not be encouraged. When his neigh
Dor disresArds bis advice and invests
bis money IN the enterprise which the
crosker disparges aud makes . good
profit, the crosker berates him And
calls him scouudrel and says he
ought Ia Do run out Of town. Geld
water Pourers have existed ever since
the days Of Coiumbss. Who would
never have discovered America II he
had listened to their advice. The
world moves on. and disregsrdful 81
them progress 10 accomplished no,
with them. hut despite them. Lack.
lug originality and bushes courage
themselves, they cannot tolerate in
Others. They must DO endured but
the Lord knows We could spare them.
-Ex.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-12

The veteran joseph Jefferson in
opposing The proposed National thea.
ter said that the difficulties were
those of location and management.
He called no names hut said that
some actors were SO iouchv that they
would not play second part to any
ono. He did not believe Q subsidized
theater In this coantry could not be
operated successfully.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-12

Nearly every county OF any i'm
portsnce in the state has one or
more delegates appointed to the
national and international good
roads convention, which convened
At St. Louis. Monday morning,
April ~. The convention continued
three days. On Saturday, the day
following the close of the comven.
iioR, the dedisasory ceremonies Of
the Losisiana Purchase will begin.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-12

The New York World calls atten.
ton to the fact that there are two
sides to the Tim mixrs zion proplem. I"
While some people in Amsrics are
rather too sweepingIp dsploring
record breaking pays at Ellis island
the Norwegian government 10 FAD
because Of the departure of from 30,
600 to 10000 sturdy, industrious peo.
pie every year. They all come here.
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Hartley.

A. A. Taught 10 doing good
business in the merchsa tile line.
j. o. Cooper says he 10 infavor Of
the bridges. He says he canno.
afford to spend so much msney to
get across the river to SEQ his girl.
W. M. Cooper and sons. are
hustling farmers. They have be.
tween Is and 80, acres of corn
ground ready for planting.
School closed April rs. At Straight
creek. with Miss Della Owens
~ instructor.
The Dutchman school closed
April "a. Miss Bessie Jobs. teacher.
Alvin Vince sold one half OF hi,
royalty last week, tor $1,000 and
something.
A rig is gsing TO be put up on
Martin Pattsrsons land soon.
f. Z. Sinner 10 moving bis IA mily
to his fsthsr.ia.laws. j. l.. Elliot.s,
this week. Bud Criss will occupy
bis building.
John Barnetts little boy has
been quite low with typhoid fever.
hut is better At this writing.
Mr. Ross Wilson has gone to
Elizabeth to attend school this
spring and summer.
SNOWFALL
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-12

favonnerville will not DO inclu dsd
IN the corporation proposed by resi-.
dents Of the villages south OF the
Ksnswhs, sesS Petersburg.
South Petersburg people alone.
will continus to sndssvor to have
their place incorporated. A meet.
lag Of the citizens was held in Kirks
hall Friday night. and a party Of
delegates fron Tsvenpervills voted
that their to-= aid Hos vast %
become incorporated yet awhile.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-12

No wonder the bstchlor girl 10
an unknown quantity in Armenia.
When an Armenian maid attaias
the age OF seventeen without being
engaged, she is compelled to fast
three days, then for the next twenty.
four hours she is forced to live on
salt feb, not being allowed to quensh
her thirst.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-12

A old joke has come to life again.
The western papers announce that IN
ex soldier 10 travelling through the
country seeking aims and giving as .
ples that he had horse shot under
him at the battle of Mobile bay.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-12

An Ohio man has taken a strange
revenge on = maa who recently
thrashed him. Whenever he meets
the man ne kneels down and prays
for him.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-12

Vern,ontors have . reputation of
believing in the principle Of rotation
in Office. but il would be . hard guess
{" tell just tho number of chAnA es
made in town clerks. Out OF l46
towns there were only - changes at
the March election, and in four of
the Is the change is in the family,
Ike father t. con.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-12

1t is reported that the maple
sugar yield this spring 10 but one.
third of the average crop. Az there
has apparently been no falling of
in the production Of brown sugar, it
may DO confidently expected that
there will be ~ many scallopsd
cskes Of nspIs sugar on the market
as usual this year.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-12

What is claimed by lie inventor
~ as entirely new remedial treat
msnt,for consumption is attracting
the attention of lung specialists In
Berlin and the medical profession
generally. Il consists Of the inhaIs
tion IF e vupor produced ny heath
q mixture Of eucalyptus oil, sulphur
ard charcoal aHd Il IL stated that i
10 more effective than any serum u
other remedy hitherto tried. 4
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g. r. CorLArp,I l. W. r. DEYuK, o,
Proprietor. ~. W. o. SATRK,
Hotel Monroe,
sOpposits New Court House.
SessI~I R~kss fS HIffLs NaS~.
.Dk@ RI0s- People.
$50. el.25, Sly00 per day. Give as trial.
PHrksrahurQ, w. Va.
FEW MILLINERY GOODS.

JsfreyS and Duliu, the MP to date
millinsrs. have just received tho 6uest
line Of millinery goods eyer broueb,
to the town. They are going fast. Call
early and got your choice. Their
prices are the lowest Of any one elss ia
town.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-12

One OF the leading Chicago papers
referred to = prominent young soci-
ETY. girl as "society spud" instead OF
= society bud" The awful part ol
il is that the proud father of the
"spud" made his millions sellig po.
tatoes.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-12

The usefulness of q car fender
lies in its ability to pick up objects
which lie in its path. An inventor
Of new style fender allowed him.
self to be picked up by one and o.
car running twelve miles an hour.
As he's still alive to tell his story,
his invention ought to 90.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-12

Ed forner, ton year old negro
boy was arrested Friday evening
for being drunk and down. He
spent the night in jail and Saturday
morning no was . sadder and a
wiser child.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-12

After q lapse of almost two years
the New York Stock Exchange
resumed the quotation on the ticker
service OF "odd lots Of stocks" At
the height of the boom in 1901 an
order was issued restricting ticker
quotations 10 lots Of 100 shares or
over.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-12

II is suggested that the telephone
system co meeting every state room
on tho big. now Kasisr Wilhelm II.
must be . great convenience 10 the
seasick.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-12

1t s ,sid THAI The Elkius people
-ili construct ak hundred coke ovens
near Mason Town IN Presto. county
ga tho near future. There u q 6ns
seam Of coal there that can be
easily mined.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-12

About forty members have been
taken iHto the new military company
At ::Kingwood' The company is to
DO under the command of Captain
Z. &. Pierce. who has had com msnd
OF company @ 1t Rowlesburg for
several years. He 10 ono Of the
best known officers in the Gusrd.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-12

Plans are already on foot for q
football team for the next year at
Aorgsntown. The team will be q
good one; 10 fact. il 10 expected
that Il will be the best ono they
have ever had. The defeat Of W.
q 1. may not be postponed much
longer.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-12

It's noted that whenever Kentucky
shows sigma Of settling down, either
Henry Wstterson breaks loose, or the
Goebel mu rider 10 revived.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-12

Some Of the wood for the Univsrs-
isy grandssssd 10 at horgantown
hut the part that 10 needed FIRST, Of
course, has sot arrived yet. It IL
shipped from Georgia and il may
be some time yet before il reaches
ils destination.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-12
EVANSVILLE. W. va. TUESDAY MAY 12. 1908.

Tho Atlantic constitution Senate
killed the resolution fsvoring the
election Of United States senators
by the people
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-12

Cod d Heck cold $50 acres Of oil
leases k'cstsd on Barnes' Run to
E. n Jennings d Bro. Of ri tsbsry.
Spencer Bulletin.