davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07
y SPORTS
tie. Lo on was put out at Sc
SEVENTH INNING.

Martin made a safe hit and went
to third. Wick hit safe and went to
second. O'Connor famed. Fox put
out at first.
Second Half-Reuter made safe
hit to first and reached second. Glea-
son went to first on a safe hit and
Reuter- advanced to third. Soares
was hit by pitcher Freeman and had
his jaw broken, putting him out OF
the game. Frank Thompson took
Soares to town in his buggy. Reuter-
put out at the plate. Evers, Gleason
and Williams crossed the plate.
EIGHTH INNING.
Jones took Scars place behind the
bat. Fritz walked. Freeman struck
out. Calvin out at bat. Fritz reach,
ed second. Martin flew out to Sec
end.
Second Half-Pitcher Freeman II
played out and Wick took his place
in the box. J. Williams made a safe
hit to left and went to third. Reuter-
goes to first on bunt. Williams out
at the plate. Gleasan hit safe &c
first. Reuter- scored. Gleason scored
Aylett flew out to center field.
NINTH INNING.
Wick walked to first and stole sec.
Ond. Goldses struck out. James
Williams had his finger broken
catching a hard liner. Vannatta
took Williams place. Fox put out
at the bat.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07
Orwell BACK

Among the passengers who arrived
N the Kinau this forenoon was Gag.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07

H. FOR RENT" cards on sale
ut the Bulletin office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07
31645 A HUNT IN THE BLACK FOREST

Victor Orchestra, Walter b. Roger
Conductor
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07

Florencio Constantine, Tenor, 10
inch size. 800 each--In Italian
64O69 RIGOLETTO-Questa o quella
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07
517s THOU ART TO ME A FLOWER

Violin and cornet duet by DIAL
maine and Keneke
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07
1894 THE LION CHASE ola Chase au
Lion")

A fine descriptive number some
what similar in style to Kontski's
Awakening of the Lion" 12-inch).
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07

W-"FOr Sale" cards at Bulletin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07
515S MAY, MAY, MAY
$3.50 YOUNG MEN L0DGERs
sle4e NEVER INTRODUCE YOUR BLOKE
TO YOUR LADY FRIEND tSweet-
heart and Friends) C2-inch)
Four new Irwin records.

Four new Irwin records.
To say that Miss Twins July rec
ords were a great success is putting
It mildly indeed. The favor!te come
dienne's drolreries were laughed at by
thousands of her admirers, who have
been loudly calling for more" Miss
Irwin therefore consented to give us
four more Of her famous songs, which
are now offered
5151 MAT-RI.M0NY GO-inch,
5158-MAY IRWIN's FROG SONG uO-inch,
5157 DON'T ARGIFY uo-inch)
3le4s WHEN YOU AMT GOT NO MONEY
YOU NEEDN'T COME AROUND
u2-inch)
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07
5171 PLAYING HIDE AND SEEK

12-inch size, $l.50-in Italian
74062 LA B0HEME-Mi chamano Mimi
my name is MIMI. Puccni az
inCh).
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07
Duet by Stanley and Macdonough
31647 THE FISHERMEN q PcscatorD

fine ford number by Gabusi,
spendidly given by these two popular
Victor singers (l2-inCh)
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07
Cornet solo by Emil Keneke
5155 LOVE ME AND THE WORLD IS
MINE

Accompanied by Pryor's Band. This
beautiful melody Is especially attrac-
tive as a cornet solo, and it is played
most expressively by Mr.. Keneke.
QO-inch).
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07
Duet by Collins and Hi
5164 MANY'S THE TIME

Another of the amusing duets
which have made these comedy twins
famous. Q0-inch)
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07
Duet by Miss Jones and Mr. Murray
5165 KISS, KISS, KISS OF You Want to
Learn to KISS

Complete instruction in this art
with some witty lines and sweet melo-
dies for good measure. U0-inch).
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-09
H0TCEC0lL CONSUMERS

Ne are advised that Steamer Henri eta sailing from Vancouver today will carry shlDmsn. Of Latysnlgb Lump Coal Tor this port. We will ss. this cargo at old prices 1912. per ton on wharf COas-uers dss.lng this, the Best H9ls .h0.d Coal on the Coast, should place order, Now. as prices win advance Oct Isg.
 SHAW 6 JOHNSON SEAGWAT, SEPT. -.fy-.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-09

cent Der aBuum from and ai CT the Ist day of MartR, 1907, and JhsJ the taxes uenalty and Interest constitute 8 fen on said DTopCrty, and the Treasurer will on Monday, October lst, 1907, st the hour of Nine 8. ID. sell the said Her together with the penalty oi 20 per cent and ln- leresG at the rate Ot IS per cent per an1um nom date Of delinquency. The property according 70 the plat Of the Town of SkagwAy as surveyed by F. h.. Reid upon which Taxes are delinquent for the said year, A. D. 1907, together with Jhe amount Oi taxes charged upOn iG, is as follows:
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-09
TAX LIST

Notice is hereby given that the Taxes for lhs year lgJ8 levied by the Town Of SkagHsy, Alaska, Durslsut 70 Law and Ordinance Of said Town have not been paid upon the property Bitus5sd within the boundaries of said Town described 58lCW, and shat gbs amount Of Taxes delinquent and unpaid up0n each tract Ui property described is as set opposite Ehs description Of said property EOEeJh- sE with 20 per cent additional thereto as penalty and interest ag ghs rate Ci 8 per
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-09

5FTFssI9F q UE1Tt8 sEEEHHF
 whEr7 ......-...-..... ..... To co Seattle Wharf co -Wharf g ur WHI CIEFF11-H6Ess trarz lying N ui proIHEgea liua co FiFst ave. z af Maine. rhag1ai 1i HrFr s 1i a Et1s EuunlnT dlE vest of sbTst rsulsr 0f IaE U, block 5 EdE N gi b'5cEs .1 a1. a. E1d &5. about li aGras-
 Tax r.........-.. ..-......... ...... nC Wn. Moore. Home Track ...... s5 11 Guthrie E White HslsEfHFE .G E0
 To witness whereof 2 bErs herrErt1 Fat my band thi2 Fth isV gf September A. Q. 1907.
 IT, S. Wfi.a- Hrita Treasurer of Ehe reuu 0f skreEag. AIsEEs
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-09
LIEt8u ToIt

IeclLa.s uu Lhg Duplex day and night @ Tho Seattle I.5 She =wee.esL music Lleclty
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-09

The Fifth Avenue hotel has unlimited aCCOmOdsttgls. Steam heat end every lhlay modern.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-09
o Q o Q Q Q

A landslide at Juneau yesterday morning caused a disruption of the plDsB there ;o such au extent that the water supply was cag0E for several hours. The Humboldt. which was to nave wa.er.d there yesterday, was forced 70 take o1 water here before her grip down. At Grst lg was reported gha. the slide had caused a .0l of dam age. 5u. gs.sgrapa.C advices from Ju. neaa % The Alaskan this morning are 60 lhs effect that while the town was without water for some time the dam age vas sILgh.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-09
O o

Judge Jsmss Wlcksrsnam and vile arrived o8 the Ulm5o'd, yesterday and vsnl ol to Fairbanks this morning. as which place Judge Wicksrsaau will shortly open term Q. .hs district go-rs
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-09
ROUND THE TOWN

At the Baker ranch large portion of the EgH adjoining the river was washed away.
 Mrs. Samuel c. Lind is iu White horse on 7isl. to her daughter, Mrs. J. E. Barr.gar
 o.ss Big Joe" Engle, who has been in Juneau ou 8 short trip, returned yes serday on the Humboldt.
 sss'
 The Dirjgo arrived in port a6ou. noon with 45- tons of freight and l5O hsad Of cattle for interior points, Frank Page, who has b5en in Eagle for some time past, writes friends In gnis cisy .ha. he vii, shortly return Co SkagHay.
 c. W. Ask. seulor member of the arm ofC. ". Ask * Sons, left yesterday on he Humboldt for Seattle on B shor, business trip
 
 In the absence Of Mrs. NJ. H. McLel- lan, who has gone on her vacation, Judge E. B. LeFs7rs will attend to he duasb 8. the local dlslric, clerks office.
 
 Ars.W. C. Blanchard, who has been ulIhs past few weeks, was so far reco7- cred that she was able to be about the stree, for 8 short tune this morctug. Lieut.. s. C. Orchard oi the '. $. road commission. accompanied by W. s, Wheeler Of the o55ce force of the com mission. left lhis afternoon for Q short Inspection trip 10 the Porcupiae dis .r.cg.
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it. However, lot it be said, that the
culinary art attained the premium
heighth in the substantial, as vel
as the most delicate of delicacies.
At LOO p. m. the meeting was
convened by the chairman and O
solo sung. Addresses on diverous
subjects of special interest by the
seven brothers then followed: "Ge-
nealogy and Ancestral History OF
the Hardmans and their Connec-
tons" Anecdotes and Happenings
in the Pioneer Days" "Indush Y
and Thrift" Inadvantages of OBJ
tanning an Education in Early Days;
"Hardships Met and Endured" q
Review Of the Spiritual and Religi-
Gus condition of the family" 1.-THE
Power of Union" Very spicy and
entertaining were these discourses;
and in each beautiful eulogy was
pait .he sacred dead. Pathos and
huni we're so agreeably distribut-
ed d. ughout that not single mo-
ment became tiresomo.
Tho addresses were followed by q
love feast meeting in which the
Spirit was widely manifest.
The assembly then adjourned for
supper which was served in the ele-
giant dining room with much dignity
and grace.
At Z p. m. Rev. Smith delivered
an address upon Faith" which
proved very interesting and jnstruc-
tive. The ladies as well as the gen-
tlemen were then invited to tell of
their religious experience to which
quite number responded.
G.. w. Hardman delivered the
closing address with much feeling
and warmth, paying deserving eulo-
gies to his parents and brothers and
sisters deceased.
Before adjournment the following
resolution was past by unanimous
vote:
Resolved, that w the guests o
Alr. and Mrs. Allen Hardnan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe c. Hardman,
do hereby attempt to express, il
some little degree, our deep apprecl.
alton and gratitude for their kind
and loving hospitality, and for the
high degree Of entertainment they
have afforded us while under tht
shadows of the "Old Home"
Adjournment.
By TIE SECRETARIES.
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CmANoERY CAUSES.

>. NJ. uooer. ct al, VS. 7 S. JARVIS
ct al, Judgement Of 1888 95 for plain
,iH
Cordelia Collins VS. Lloyd Game, st
al, retetrod to commissioner.
John II Deal and Maggie Deal vs.
Lloyd Gamer and q. NJ. Frasuie, iudg-
ment for plaintiffs. execution of deed
aud costs
Perry G. Cough VS. Ella ROBIN.
soa ct al. referred to X Cbenoweth.
commissioner.
Missouri S,rith vs. Audsew Little OF
al, Geo Lyncn, }. w. Korby aud w.
K. Church appointed commi,sioners 10.
allo: 10 the defendant. Elizabeth Lit
tie, Id Of tract Of So acres on
Barnee rua.
II. II. H.verty ct al vsI l.. Hav.
erty e. al, referred Eio Albert Smith
Commissioner.
Lyman Boyles VS. Colunbus Elliott
brief submitted by counsel
y committee appointed for Cornell
ius Wrigh. insane.
Minnie Davis W II j. Davis. d.
vOrce grated aud children awarded 10
plaintiff
T h. Simmons vs. Jacob Baker. o.
al, dismissed. satisfied.
Rota i. Hess VS. Leapder Bell ct
al. sale OF land.
Robert Il. Bennett. guardian. vs.
Frank b. Bennett, report Of commits
sOncrs fled and accepted. The SUN
of 1927 "a fcand TO DO 10 said guar.
dams hands aud ordered that he may
be allowed to uso any or all suoh sum
tor tho maintenauco aad education Of
hid ward,
j. N. SenseWan ct al, vs. Levi q.
Leroy ct al, sale of land.
Golf & Hook VS. Carter Oil Co, In
assumpset, injunction awarded the de.
PENDANTS.
G. Rice VS. Mary Rafferty, ct al,
judgment Ter plaintiff of$394. SO.
Calhoun County Bank vs. A. b.
Richnrds ct al, sale of land.
w. H. Smith Hardware Co. VS. o.
}. Gamer, sale of luud to Leo Gamer
Calhoun County Bank We A. Nj.
Riddle ct ali sale OF land TO X e.
NJ axe.
Bertha Richards vs Victoria Fred
erick ct oil, decree corrected.
Bruce Terrell. commissioner Of
school lands. submitted his repert.
ID. Il Stutler VS. Elizabeth johnson
ct al. dismissed.
j. D. Ouslip VS. G. Rice. upon ap-
pcul, dismissed. agreed.
Court adjourned Thursday. October
I17
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To Road Supervisors.
By TIE SECRETARIl

The following letter from
Prosecuting Attorney A. G..
Mathews to the the Road over
seers throughout the county,
will prove interesting and in
struetive to all the citizens of
the county, as well as the super
visors. Mr.. Mathews is proceed
ing in the right manner to econ
omize in the road fund, and at
the same time get better roads.
So many Of our road officials are
ignorant of the law governing
them that they cannot act to the
best interests of the tax payers.
Read the letter:
DEAR SIRS:
The Legislature of West
Virginia, at its last session enacted
law providing that Coanty Courts
could not levy in excess Of 35 cents
on the 800 valuation, for county
purposes, except that an additional
levy of 10 cents, on the 300 valua-
ton Of the taxable property of the
County might be levied for the pur-
pose of paying off outstanding in
dobtedness, if there be any, The
new law as enacted, further deelar.
es that it shall be unlawful for the
County Court of any county tc
contract or attempt 10 aontract ar
debt or liability against the county
or issue or cause to be issued, any
county orders which cannot be paic
out Of the lovy or levies of the FUND
against which said orders are
drawn. Any member or member.
of said County Court, who shall VIC.
late the provisions Of this act, shall
forfeit his Office.
We arc OF the opinion that tn,
words County purposes" as used If
Chapter GO of the acts of 1907, in.
cludes the Road Funds, and hav,
so advised the County Court. Thi
is the Construction which is placed
upon this statute by the State Ia
Commissioner and which was evi
IDENTIFY ,he intention when the sam,
was passed. However, there ar,
some lawyers who differ from !hi
position.
At the last session Of the Count,
Court the Clerk made an estimate
as provided by law, Of the amour
necessary to run the County during
the present fiscal year which includ
ing the amount necessary to be OK
pended upon the roads, he estimated
at over $4,000.
These estimates were published o.
the law required, and we believe tb,
Same was a very fair estimate OF
wha the county should have 70
county purposes, including the road
and presume that 10 was SO rooorde,
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State VS. Joe Murphy, indiclnen
/ nollied
State VS. Harley Cross. bond g,vor
and continued
State VS. Homer Lawson, same.
State VS. Joe Murphy, assault an,
battery, 50. Gne aud 3 days 10 Jail
S,ate vs. Leese Hays, assault aut
battery, plea of not guilty and cou
tinued.
Staie VS. Ira Hsverty. assault and
battery, confessed, SIS 6no.
State Us Wait Ball, Same and same
State VS. o. J, Gsiuer. petit larocn,
! plea of former acquittal aud dismissed
State VS. Thomas Laughlin, capla,
awarded.
State vs Howard Nutt-r. same.
State vs. George .Hardman. misde
meanor, confessed, $40 fine.
State VS. Sam Williams, resen tencct
to the penitcntiary for iacorrigibiiity
at tho Reform School, 2 years.
State VS. y j. Gamer. weapons
trial by jury. verdiot of guilty, S25
fine and Is days.
State vs. Robert Baton, weapons
verdict of guilty by jdry, verdict Sc
Inside by Judge aud teioudant dis
Rule awarded against Sallie Wrigh
Same against John Barker.
CapiHs Issued in over one huudre,
cases.
West Union Grocery Co. VS. syl
ve'ter Richards, in assumpsct, judg.
ment wondered in favor of plaiatiff 70,
$676 95,
Safe vs. Frank Ayers, gaming
trial by jury. $40 ane.
State We Eduey richards, petit. lar,
cony, confessed, sent to Reform schoo
to remain until he is u years of ap,
unless sooner dischuI god, also ordered
that the sheriff furnish at the eexpeus,
of the county a suitable suit of cloth
ing nnd other apparel to nuke hin
look respectable and decent.
Stale Sd. w. Richards. a.saul
end battery, t.Ial by jury, guilty. &!
ine.
State VS. Lous Wolverton. gaming
trial by jury. not guilty.
State VS. DR.. A. StJames, mal;cioo
shooting. plea Of guilty to unlawful
shooting, 50 fuc aud 60 days.
State vs Arch Evsns. weapons
defendant remandod to Jail and cas-
continued
Rule dismissed against salli
Wright.
Same as to John Barker.
State VS. Arch Evaus, Imisdcm eanor
confessed. so days
State VS. Nell Taylor, felony. bon,
gived and continued
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FiduciarY Notice.

The undersigned Commission
er of Accounts for Calhoun coun-
ty has before him for settlement
the following accounts:
A. r Knots, admrx. Of the
estate Of +. G.. Knots decd.
Scotch Mcdonald, admr. Of the
estate Of Jasper Ball decd.
M Hardman, admir- of the es-
tate of Alfred Stump, decd.
ID. T.. Stutler. admir- of the es-
tate of r. w. Amos, decd,
N. d. Klipstine, admrx. Of the
the estate Of S. L. Klipstine,
decd.
Given under my hand this the
18th day of Oct, 1907.
S. TWALDO,
Com T. Of Accts.
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Proceedings Of
Circuit Court
INDICTMENTS.

Mint Conrad and Ida Sallman.
misdemeanOr.
Will Richards and Ann Richards.
mlsdcmeaUsr.
Robert Jedreys. misdomeanor.
CARL Ovens Nos I aud 2. misd
F. u uoskius, felony.
Adam Wcstfall, Nos 2 and 3.
felony
Cou-t convened on Tuesday, oct
10, with bis honor W. A Parsons on
the bench,
Ordered that no grand or petit
jury be drawu or summoned 20 attend
tho January .cfm Of court
u J. S imp chosen foreman Of tho
grand jury.
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Art Huffman, who is now liv-
ing on Dan'l Huffman's farm on
Steer creek was in the city day
or two last week and while here
sold his two fine heavy teams, G.
J.. Offutt, of the West Fork, pur-
chasing one and Smith & Huff
man the other.
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Notice Of Sale.

On Saturday October &c, 1907.
will offer for sale to the highest
bidder, the following personal prop
erty at my farm Mt the mouth of
Little Creek, Creston, w. Va.
One heavy horse team and full
rigging, (wagon and harness).
One heavy mule team and full
Rigging, (wagon and harness).
One bay mare and colt.
One black milk COW.
Five head of hogs.
One Deer1ng Moving Machine
and Rake.
One Syracus, Flow,
One ton Nillet, baled.
Six tons Hay, baled.
One ton Straw, baled.
LIZ interest in new Hay Press.
Household and Kitchen furniture
80 young hons,
Terms of Sale:-All amounts
under $500 cash on day of sale.
Amounts to 500, 90 days; all
amounts over 800, 6 and u
months with approved security.
Also ! pair 1900 pound mares will
be sold for cash or on 30 days
time with good security.
Y n uT-.-.tf
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The unusual amount Of inter-
esting reading in the nature Of
lengthy articles, in this issue Of
the Chronicle crowds out most of
the personals that were available.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-10-22

The best and largest line of
Ladies and Children's wraps to
be found in the county at Want
& Barr's.
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There will he a District Teach
ers Institute held at Broollsville,
in Sheridan district, on Friday,
the LIST day Of November, 1907.
Program published next week.
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Don't buy your Underwear for
winter until you have seen Want
d Barr.S Ene-everything.
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James Yoak was in a very dan
gerous condition over Sunday.

Want & Barr have their usual
complete line of Good Shoes.
Second to none.
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Wonder why the editor of the
News wore such a pleasant smile
Friday afternoon.
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r. B. Adams and Squire Ed.
Wright, of Hur, were in attend
ance at Court last week.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-10-22

Stout's Patent Snag proof
Boots-best in the world-Wiant
& Barr sells them.
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Silas Polling and daughter. Miss
Tabitha, of the Steer creek val
ley, we're visitors in town Friday.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-10-22

Smith & Huffman sold their
fine horse, Barney" to Art
Huffman last week.
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We are glad to note that S. w.
McClung is able to be out again
looking after his business affairs
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'UnclesFrank" White, Of Nobe
sold last week to S. w. McCIung
a mighty pretty Denmark" colt
and received a fancy price for it.
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Gas Hardman of Kyger,
Roane county, was a business
visitor in town one day last weel.
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Grover
White, of White Pine, on the
10th inst. a fine big boy.
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Want & Barr carry the most
complete line of Merchandise of
all kinds in the l.. K. Valley.
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Jasper Elliott was in the city
one day last week, on business.
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A. L. Bennett, of Morgantown
well known here, has had ty-
phoid-pneumonia fever, and been
very low for several weeks.
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A larger and better line Of
Clothing than ever at. Want &
Bars.
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A Teachers District Institute
was held at the Grantsville
schoolhouse Friday, A splendid
program was rendered.
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E. l.. and George Hays, of Ar
noldsburg, and DR.. M. Lowe, of
Parkersburg, were business Wis
itors here during Court.
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Mrs. J. w. Pell and daughter,
Mrs. Miller, spent last week in
Petersburg, shopping.
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Hagan Barr is at Parkersburg.
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Hon. R. F. Kidd, l.. H. Barnett
Lloyd Gamer and Charley Miles,
all of Chenille, were in attend
ance at Court here last week.
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Mrs. S. p. Bell was confined to
her bed last week with some
thing like pleurisy, but we are
glad to state she is better now.
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will visit the Richardson Cir
cult, October 25th--27th.
Preaching at the following
places;
Richardson, Fri. Oct. 25, 7:30 p m.
Little creek, Sat " &c, 1890 m.
Egypt, g" " TOO D m.
Ple's'nt Valy, Sun, "27 1000 q m.
Mt. Olive, " " " 800 D m,
Bryner CHI, 3" " 7;30 p m.
d. S. BOGGS, President
w. Va. Conference, nj. P. church
729 Merchant st. Fairmont, w.
Va.
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p.srs ,bs 1Ib Kind You Nave IwaE Bought
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Dental Notice.

DR.. John Stops, the well
known Dentist, will visit the fol-
lowing places:
Stumptown, October Fl and %.
Grantsville, 9 % and "a
Bigbcnd, " 25 and 2G
He will be prepared to do all
kinds Of dental work.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-10-22

Prosecuting Attorney A. G.
Mathews and assistant S. P. Bell
are still maintaining their record
for convicting nearly all parties
indicted. Only two cases were
lost by::them at this term, and in
one of them the jury brought in a
verdict Of guilty, but their YER
dict was overruled by the court.