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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-09-03

serving about fyo acres conveyed
by ?, i Wease 10 Elizabeth Wease
and also a tlact of five acres hcreto-
fore conveyed by =, Il. Wease ana
husband TO Ls"ra Spencer.
T,r ~ Of Sale; Cash in hand.
I q. Mathews aid
:. z. EEL Trua,eea.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-09-03

There is no person III the com
munity who comes in closer touch
with every class and condition of
the people or who leads d more
strenuous life than the editor oi g.
newspaper. He gets praises from
some and curses from others,
while all the time lac is striving
with might and main for the up
building OF the town and the bet
torment of the community. There
is no one in the city who trie
harder to please the people than
does the editor. In fact, that liz
his business. Aud you may not
believe it, but the editor is large
hearted, yes, even tender hearted
and forgiying. 1t does him good
20 do q nice turn for Some one who
may have despitefully used him aud
prosecuted HIM in days gone by.
The true editor goes right on giving
the events as they come to pass and
If some one who doesn't speak to
him on The street, because Of some
fancied injustice or supposed injury,
deserves mention III public print,
the name goes along with the rest.
If an out of town compliment 10
paid him by neigbboring paper,
there again the editor shows his
magnanamity and reproduces it,
Wore the people to realize in how
many ways the editor CONES in
contact with their lives socially.
politically financially and otherwise
and how often he is il a position to
do thom "a good turn and does il
they would be less free to cliticisc
and feel more kindly disposed to-
ward HIM. While the pastor has
his congregation 10 which be mini
ters and comes in close sontact with
lives Of his people. and The lawyer
has his clients, the physician his
patients. the business man his
customers, the editor has all these
and more for whom he keeps "a
constant lookout, rejoicing with
them in their prosperity nod SYM
pathizing with them in their mis-
fortune on bereavement The cd
itor leerns tho strength and the
weakness Of more people than tho
average reader thinks and could
give Information about bis neigh
Oers on short notice than any other
man in town; but, thanks to the
broadening influence Of the life he
lives, be is more inclined to kind
pess and optimism than he is TO
malice and pessimism, So he usually
has good word to say for every
body. p Selected.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-09-03
Baptist Church.

Rev. VIM. Burns, Pastor:
breaches on Saturday before the lth. Sun
day of each month at , O'Clock, y. M, and
on the 4th Sunday at IL, a. IN. and 7, p; NJ.
Sunday school every Sunday at TO- a. N
and prayer meeting lst Sunday night in
each month.
Rev. Hotter, of Elizabeth, representing
the Presbyterian church, breaches in either
the Baptist or Methodist churches the 2nd.
Sunday morning and evening Of each month
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-09-03

Couis House - csisaa-. cs~s,~. sSo.l W.
GINA, proceed 10 sell by wuy % ,sG5sic ~acs
ton 10 the highest bldleY, he psppsTiy
conveyed by the said deed # irnd ~ 20
much thereof ~ raay ia nccssearY 70 satfsfy
the said Indebtedness, to-Sit; Two h1f,sz
aud their harness and rig. and 4 wag0a, rad
;Fac of 20 acres Of Land, NO. % los. si.IL
ate on the waters of lardway's Rpg 81
Washington district Csihe9n CDmatv
West Virginia, which was conyrye} a. ne
said ID, III. Douglass by - = HaYsh,nan ;.s
deed OF record in the said Clerk OF =. az;
which is fully described IN taid decd az
trust And thu said real estate vii, usi &c
sold, il said personal property shall sell foy
sufficient apoupt 10 satisfy said indebted,
ness, aud the COS, Of exc4cung said ,gl.>t
TERM or SALE: Said rciSoral urr.
perry will be sold for cash tn haud on L14,
OF sale aud said real estate wall be sod for
one-third the purchase money cash in hand
on DAY Of sale and cne-th;rd thereof With
interest iG one yecr, residue taeaeof with
intcrcs, in two years from day of sale; tal,-
ing srom the pnrshaser his notes with good
security for the deferred payments aud re-.
tanning the legal title ~ further security an,
til said purchase money is paid.
S. =. Bell, Trustee.
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N. ( Chuch, South.
Rev. NJ. g. Nntler. Pastor.

Rev. NJ. q. Nutter, Pastor,
breaches at Grantsville, lst Sunday at II,
a, M. 2nd Sunday at :, p. m.3rd. Sunday
at IL, a. IN. and 7, p. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday even
ing at o clock, aud Sunday School at ~,
a. IN.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-09-03
Trustees Notice Of Sale.

BY r. J. Wetherell, Cashier.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-09-03
County Officers.
Time of Holding Courts.

Circnit Court-Third Tuesday in January,
April, July and October.
County Ceurt-First Monday in January,
April, July and November
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-26

Those citizens of WaXahachie who
want to see one of the best artesian
wells in Texas should visit the pump
ing station and watch the water gush
in a solid two-inch stream from the
citys new deep well. The water is
clearing up rapidly and the taste Is
also improving. When 1t was turned
into the reservoir this morning
marked increase was noticed in the
volume OF the flow Without the aid
of air pressure 1T Is now flowing at
the rate OF 100000 gallons per day
and it Is believed this quantity VII
he increased when all the mud ha
been forced out. The temperature O.
the water as taken by Superintendent
Davenport is 102 degrees and as II
flows into the reservoir thin smoke
or vapor Is emitted.
The analysis which appeared IN
Yesterdays paper was made by Ri
mer Gatewood, pharmacist at Fears
drug store. Mr.. Gatewood is now at
work on another analysis which VIII
be more thorough in detail and which
will show the adjustment of the dlf-
ferent sulphates.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-26
Tabernacle for i,esi,al.

4 large tabernacle rs be used duI-
ing the stuart Excel meeting rs h'-
ling constructed ou the lot nt the rear
of the Methodist church. \ portion
of the structure extends out into
Jackson street. There will be- ample
room under and around thc tabrr-
.rsste ta accommodate fully tour
thousand people Rough lumber
bsnehcs aud rhslu wlil ho ulil'f'd
for sealing p8gpoaes with che 'N'
sspiion of suuda,s oli day ser't'r.
"a In t., held iu the church The 'prh.
tre sermon og gbr revival VIII h'
pr,ashsd sunday marnlus H ll
.n..iasE D., Fyau4rlJ.t stuart Nf
stuart aud rfof "a Y Gxcrii th'
sell Ennwu slnsrr. aEr rspesiea ''
reach ths ,i.f tomnfrp@
pastaf NttHale sua ttr fafi.a'
..mnltgesa afe bard at wafA 'f.hs
...vshinr W patirts fct 'hr r
.t.tsE
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-26

set on fire "A second time. He notified
the train dispatcher at Princeton,
tion. and TO pick up with a posse all
English TO 90 TO the bridge on a
train that was coming into that sta
tion. and to pick up with posse OF
suspicious men along the track. Al
ter leaving English the marshal
came upon two men and halted them
The two men opened fire on the mar
shal, shooting him twice. The posse
succeeded in arresting one OF the
men. but the other got away. 1t is not
known whether the miscreantS at
tempted TO wreck the train Tor ven
geance or for the purpose of robbery .
There were four men In the gang ana
bloodhounds have been ordered from
Louisville. The gang has been located
In wood near English. Feeling Is
yerv high at English over The shoot
inr and n is feared II arrested the
men will fare badly.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-26
TO ENTERTAIN GRAND LODGE.
Philadelphia Elks Plan to show OFF,
ciaI Delegates Good Time.

Philadelphia, April 26.-Arrange-
ments have been completed to enter
tain the grand lodge members who
attend the convention and reunion
of the b. =. O. +. Elks in this city
during the week of July 18TH, with a
special outing on the first day of the
festivities.
This outing will consist of trip
on the Delaware river. visiting
Cramps and other shipyards, League
island navy yard. forts. and all other
points OF interest a stop viii be
made at Washington Park, where
luncheon viii be served. The time OF
will be at II a. m, and
the return made al : p. m.
The formal opening of the grand
lodge viii take place an the grand op-
era house at y. m, where the guests
will be welcomed by The governor
the mayor. and other officials. AZ the
same hoar bands will discourse pa
fr,otic airs in independence Square.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-26
hARSHAL IS MURDERED


nlS springs. Tes April ~
"Wednesday night seoa, IL o'clock
Marshal I. n Sullivan ~ish Dcpnsy
Jim Busxe. weai 90 negro WOMAN =
houa" "a arreat some worthless nc-
groea Sullivan wcut to ghc front
door and bis deputy 90 the rear door.
His deputy was shot and instantly
KILLED
Sullivan succeeded tn arresting
three of the negroes and landed them
In jail The citizens have held mass
meeting and notified ali negroes who
have no property go leave at once.
aud have given those who have prop
erty fifteen days In which 20 dispose
OF same, Then they. too. must leave.
They have decided TO let the law han
die the three that are In iail here. al
though feeling runs very high.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-26
The Commencement sermon.

The commencement sermon 10 the
High school graduating class Will be
delivered by Rev. w. NJ. NeVlhs at
the First Baptist church sunday
night. May ;. The class this year Is
the largest i'm the history OF the
school. and is composed of tifteeu
Young ladies and seven young men,
The commencement exercises of the
graduating class will occur Tuesday
night, May Z, in the auditorium Vi
the High school building.
Capt. j. D. McRae viii deliver lhe
address to the class and award the
diplomas.
The pupils in the different rooms
are reviewing this week TO be prepat-
ga for the examinations which VIII
bp conducted next week.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-26
DALLAS o\ VALLEY iot ~
Officially Namrd - Freight ~tat'""
Iffs.tis. Iuur !.

The sltt of Dallas has been official
q, placed upon che freight mop ot
the Trinity and ufaEos VALLEY, "ti''-
usp June The road haa si'ca u"-
ttte to the southwestern tariff COIN
mitieo than on tbe date namrd th"
fatlov stations wlll py et'shilshed
ou the Dallas extension nf thN llpe
paglas. waxahaehia. liagaweil t''"'
haase. Coraieana NafHffu. H'fett-
man. kttln and reaEnf of 'n's
uafdwtW. strretwHu sUt ht.UH ~it'
d. wlthoat srrnt tua n9sit. sif
rn that ue.ebt w ts fftIf i'
thse paIuts
Fhe rammljise lH "a rla,H.
sl ease tvsulsr uasH faf 49,
HlflnE nn fhls territory $3.50 iH
iisbth aa h1uH fsum H taf't
Hainm
rhv NaNer Nea has aift
ssss ihr wIsataff Naneas amf tf
ae fhaf asfsife eeef Ie fffa
Waxahathte m uall 1858
fana Naflas %vw
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-26
CHARGED WITH MURDER.


Dallas. Tex. April 20 C. c.
Greer. who was arrested "Wednesday
afternoon, waived examination yes
terday morning to the charge of mnr-
der before justice OF the peace and
was remanded to the custody of the
sheriff of Dallas county without bail.
The arrest of Greer followed the
death of his brother-in-law, jeff w.
Johnson. which occurred at the fam
lily home in Hawkins street last
Tuesday night. The complaint eharg-
ing murder was made by Deputy
Sheriff Ledbetter
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-26

don't lose this opportunity. Barti-
maeus laid aside every thing that
numbered his progrcnA. when he star
| ted to Jesus II was the custom IN
those days to wear a long, loose ~ :
ment las protection against cold
When Bartimaeus started to Icsus,
| he threw this aside. that nothing
should hinder or delay him. Some
thing is in your way Cast ii aside. Il
NAV be the spirit of this world has
laid hold on your life, it may be some
sin-let nothing hinder your pro-
gress in coming to Jesus Some com
panion may be keeping you from
coming to Jesus. You may be AFRAID
they will sneer al you. They, which
went before, rebuked Bartimaeus,
told him to hold his peace and stop
his cries They told him Jesus could
not be hindered by a blind beggar on
his Journey to Jerusalem-bu Bar
timaeus allowed nothing 10 keep him |
from Jesus and YOU can't afford 10 |
let little things stand between you |
and God. Jesus saved this poor blind |
boy simply upon his profession OF |
faith, he did not take him on proba- |
tion. He says. Thy faith hath made
thee whole and Immediately he re- !
ceived his sight Don't you know
there was happy home that night
Bartimaeus was no longer blind. no
longer helpless new world was
opened 20 him. There is just such
world to be opened FOO you iu Christ
Jesus. Eye hath not seen. nor ear
heard. neither have entered into thr
heart OF man. Jhe things which God
hath prepared for them chat love
him. our hope ls I'm the word of The
Lord Jesus viu save 'ou upon O.
profession u. I0ur faIth We Hfr
promised after Jh- iIf" s over. a
home lu thr heavens ibat rad,tf mott
away Cast aside N.gthiug That
keeps SOU tsom Jesus aud come to
tim for Iuu afe blind ta the brst
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-26
WRtCKERS FIRE BRIDGE
Coruersd by Town MARSHAL they Open
fire on the Officer.

Evansville, Ind, April 2G.-SeVer-
al attempts of train wreckers to set
fire 10 a bridge on the Southern rail-
road near Temple. Ind, were un-
covered Wednesday night by the town
marshal of English, Ind. VINO was
shot twice by the men.
About midnight the night tese-
graph operator at Temple, IND sa"
a fire In the middle of the bridge near
his station. Upon investigation he
found a bunch OF waste burning ana
extiugnished it. After he returned
three freight trains passed the sta
tion au the regular block spaelhs
when they had passed he asaln s'"
names az the bridge aud upon ln'
vostlgatiou found the orIdse had o''u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-26

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.... thanks d efafFfol HHNreN. .t.
aa. fr naf userts aHd neiz .Fis
ar. a4e .a 1 eHA aiua na
.s..4furr aaefeI af vsru assAtt
.Hr .eIt in aaf .a.H Hretsr
r.srt arf Fnv Haffif uaf $500
f.lta4a afa sasa wMH rvn3rg a# Aa'
.l.fapf. n imn ~ eee tets rAat +n"
-r.8 utsaa asa Aesste af annsm
sssn.ss tast auun she tronhissi ~#
tasa ehaN nuf wtarH Hntn ne Nf'0
s.te taa LORD Mssgsesftusis
Nh ana MRS IOmN YNRHWot GH
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-26

oats are scarce and high. My
wheat and corn chops In equal parts
az $50 per sack (l00 pounds) IS
equal 20 IS cents for oats. which IL
"a good substitute. This IS ten cents
less than oats per bushel and is good
far horse. COW or chickens. u. II.
Thompson. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-26

things life can give and eternity can
offer"
cons nrceptsd Cnrank uno xosU Wssa
three additions to the church. The
| subject tonight will be What Wilt
Thou Say When He Shall Punish
| Thee" All are cordially invited to
the services.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-24
Kinsella, insurance.

Tiffany wedding rings at Glaciers.
II. NJ. Foster left last Monday for
San Bernadito, Calf.
Ice cream in any quantity at Nor
rison's. Best In the CITY
Charles Lofgren went to Cheyenne
last Friday for several days stay.
New city hall and new library
building on post cards at Tribune
office.
Mrs. w. l.. Clayton and children
returned Sunday from weeks visit
In Denver.
Mrs. p. w. Goodrich went to Den
yer Tuesday to attend the State Bap-
tist convention.
Something new. Carload of choice,
hand. picked Iowa apples here at sale
price. Red Front.
Mrs. A. w. Franklin left last
Friday for Ogden, Utah, where SHE
will visit several weeks.
Majestic and Quick Meal ranges in
full car shipments at low prices.
McCutcheon Hardware Co.
A number of Greeley ladies went
to kersey Monday to attend party
given by Mrs. w. +. Spaulding.
1horell's shoe store, successor to
Rosen s. ,Fhorell, sslt Eighth, avenue,
three duors south or the postofffce.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-24
Kinsella, insurance.

Arthur n. Young started last Sat
urday for Chicago.
Watches, clocks, jewelry and
Sterling silver at Yardley's.
Born Tuesday, Oct. %, to MIR.
and MIS-. Clarence Gosselin, son.
Mrs. George d. Horne went to
Denver Tuesday for several days
stay.
WatCh the crowd and you will see
them headed for the big sale at the
Red Trout,
MI. and Mrs !. O. Glazier 20 to
Denver today to attend the State
Baptist convention.
Elwood and American fence in all
sizes and field and lawn gates. Nc
CutcheOn Hardware Co.
Mrs. George Settle of Denver came
down Friday for two weeks visit .
with Mrs f. G. Mckinney
Wei improved eighty under No. 2
ditch for sale or trade for Greeley |
property. Sanborn s. Houston.
Mrs, c. Randolph and father,
Morris Hastings, went to Ault last
Friday to visit Mrs George Ran
dolph.
| Miss Norma Scott returned Mon
day from three weeks visit In Den
ver'r rSth her aunt, Mrs. l.. r.
] Revelle
Miss June Steck, who attends
| Westminister university, visited over
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs j. Fl. Steck.
Can you afford to eat tub oysters?
! Why not extract honey from tlfe
comb and eat the comb? Seal
shpts" at 7221a Ninth street.
Miss Myrtle English has issued in
vitaJions for thimble party next
Saturday afternoon in honor of her
sister-in. law. Mrs. G. II. English.
uershel Whetstone of Kersey and
Miss May Flowers of the Box Elder
country were married by Judge Nixon
of the county court last Tuesday
attelnoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Vernier OF
Chicago are spending two weeks with
MI and Mrs. q. Fl. Ramsay, looking
over northern Colorado with a view
Of coating here.
Mrs. j. R. Whiteman went to
Denver last Monday for visit and
to get acquainted with the new
grauddaughter at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. S. B. Wheeler.
Among those attending the Bap-
tist state convention in Denver this
week are Rev. and Mrs d. ID. For
ward, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Z. Frost
Mrs E. N. Smith and Miss Louise
SeeIbach.
little Henrietta Woolf, the
1lear.old daughter of Mr., and MIS-
III II Woolf, underwent an opera
.rj.n for appendicitis in the Greeley
ho- tai last Monday evening. She
is lowering nicely.
MS. r. L. Granger of Pueblo
VISITED last week with her neice,
Miss Margaret Granger, who Is at
ting the Normal. Mrs Granger
wa, lormerly county superintendent
rg Ieblo county schools.
Mss Mabel DeVinney of Cutler,
H.. visited John DeVinney ana
.of3.r friends in Greeley last week
Sur eft Wednesday for LaSalle TO
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Robert DeN lnney
arI viii return to her home in three
weeks.
William Aments of Pittsourg,
"a Clyde Slock of Fowler, KAN,
H. 4. Barber of Los Angeles ana
n.> Gurley of Greensburg, Kan,
.,uo have spent 4 few months at
,,-.. ey, left last Friday for Spo-
a.ut Wash.
SIS Winifred Bickel of kimbaII'
arrived here last Friday TO
-m Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wilson
ar.I 'amily. Saturday her parents
Alr md Mrs. L. w. Bickel' came
far few days visit. The family
are anroute for Palisade, Colo'' 10
make their home.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-24
Kinsella, insurance.

Watches from 81 to $l35 at Glaz-
ier's.
Mrs. B. II. Eaton visited friends
in Eaton last Tuesday.
r. c. Tiller is in Denver employed
with the U. 2. as fireman.
Misses Eva Funk and E ither Wat
kins left last Monday for Seattle.
Leave your orders here for choice,
hand picked winter apples. Red
Front.
A. l.. Davis started Wednesday of
last week for Las Vegas, N M, to
buy sheep.
Mrs. AXel Peterson of Bertrand,
Neb., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lofgren.
You cannot afford to miss the
Fortnightly concerts. Tickets at
Thompson Music Co.
Mrs. Emma Leake came down
from Platteville Saturday for few
days visit with relatives.
Tie. ladies of Trinity Guild will
give chicken pie supper and basket
sale Nov. 3 in Unity church.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Pollock and
two children visited friends in Fort
Collins from Friday until Sunday.
Misses Hattie and Ida Bishop went
tu Denver last Thursday for a few
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. George
| House.
| MIR. and Mrs. j. G.; Graham left
last Thursday for Weldona to visit
their daughter, Mrs. Wellington
Howard.
! William Oberholt and son, George,
who have spent the summer here,
left Wednesday for their home in
Humboldt, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Erwin left
last Tuesday for Percy, III, where
they were called by the serious Ill
ness of Mr.. Erwin's mother.
Miss Floyd. of Greeley, has nice
line of millinery on display at the
Commercial hotel which is pleasing
the ladies Of Eaton and vicinity.
Mrs. Stella Henderson and daugh'
ter, Mrs. John Yates, went to Eaton
Yesterday for weeks visit with
another daughter of Mrs. Hender-
sons.
Miss Agnes Robertson was called
to Chicago last Monday by the seri-
Gus Illness of her mother. MISS
Robertson is the milliner at Harry
II. Shaw's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bailey and
three children, who have lived here
the last two years, left last Monday
for Hunt City, III, They may de-
eide to remain there.
Mrs. C. T. Neill went to Denver
last Friday with her sister, MISS
Mabel Wilson, who will spend the
winter in Denver. Mrs. NeiIl re-
turned to Greeley Friday evening.
Attention. Ladies of Maccabees'
you are requested to be present nj
tha REGULAR review Thursday even
;ng Oct. n. Entertainments
music from Denver Marion H. AID
bott.
Mr.. 5. p. Goodrich of lndepeho'
,co Kan.. who has been visltinH
nor son. Rev. V. Goodrich, OF the
christian church left last SATURDAY
for Franklin, Ind, where she Will
visit a daughter.
Misses Eva Davis and LlS'o
Rro,usll came down from peh'ei
last week to attend the GarrigueS'
PAINTER wedding and visited MISS
paws parents, Rev. and Mrs j. ~
Davis. until saturday
Mrs 81 X. dvolm and son o'
,,,,,.,or 'sited her brothef'
rred Anderson, and wife several "aSs
49,, ,,,ol Mrs. Lindvolm was ell
',',a ,",, home from Salt Lake City ana
loft saturday evening for Denver
Nosdomes willis Eaton, NJ D
osey and 7. II. Daley OF haIo,''
Harry II. Shaw and John Is. NcouL. ,
,nann Of Greeley went to Estes farN
,aS, Thursday. The ladies VII
mend ten days in the Eaton co'''s''
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-24

lance.
McClenahan spent
18th for bicycle re-
b avenue. Z