davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
gsrmistcr 0ampfer.

&AtNJ.f 81. ~NpA.
Sier begt man groBe8elorgnib um
0us Sdidial Oes Gumpfers pSupan"
pon Der 9uhor 2inie, Der an Conn
tag a6eno NIT @eripdtuug bon @ar-
quette 6bfubr uno pom Dem man ieit.
her nidts mebr gebort bat. giuem
@eriidte 5ufoIge ioa Der 9ampfer
nit 2aa an 8oro geiunfen iein.
6iciige 9eamte Der And)or2inie glals
ben. OaB oos 5abr5eua in Der @bite
6iib Ban Dor Dem unpetter Shue
aeiudt bat.
Detroit M1i6.. "a. Sept.
Beanie Der Andor : 2inie erfl1.
rem, 0aB lie betreffs oes Gam
pTers nSapan" uidt oie aeringite
9eiorgniB begen. Der 0ampfer bat.
te iehs StlinOen 8erip1tung, ais er
am @lontag Sen 500 berlieB. Bon
Seiten Oes @etternntes lit fem GRO.
berer Sturm auf benz Superioriee
augemeIOet. nn0 geitern legte Ser
@inO MIR 5ebn 0feilen bic Stun0e
3uriid. beute etmo ieh3e6n. lin Sic
nSapan~ in @efnbr 81 bringem
mlBt eaber ser &tn0 idon nit einer
Seldmiuoiafeit bon 60 Reilen Sic
StunOe 0%ahinraieu. Man lit uier
Ser Aniitt. 0oB Ser Gompier in
@hite Giib Ban 6eileres @etter o6.
iuartet. @s befinoen iit etpa 10
&aNogiere an &orG.
Sault ste. @larie, Mih. %. Sept
Der CAMPER .Sapan" DoR Der
and)or-Sinie befin0et iid. elmer ioc6en
bier eingetroiienen &ahrift 5uiolga.
in @rano gtarais Did.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
@ebr @cnieiulOuten.
%soi9ington, %. Sept.

@IyFfH~~hf @ OFAs
Gas @enieforps 0es @ln0esheeres
ioa auf A%noromung Oes iteacertretel
men Rrieasminiiters ari bic pole ne.
ietlih feitaeiteIlte Stdrfe gsbraht
per0en. Dies erfolgt nuf oas @r1
iudcn oes @eneraImoiors 2eonarJ
@ooo, SEES 5ohItfommnnOireuoen auf
Sen &ailippinen. 5suei peitere 8ata;l.
lone oieier grippe oabn su ienOeG.
Soate Dies nod nidt gengqen. on1n
neroen 2 chements Ser be;uiia5er
@enieioloaIen nah BEN g5iIioosen
fommanOirt r0er0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
GrhaIt g6abcnerint.
NaItImore. sQe0.. "a. Sept

Die @ei6norenen in Dem @roseiie
Der Gardner DairD @Qmpanp geaca
ole aniderboder See 6ompanD haben
Der flagenOea @eieai6aft SdaOeners
iab sum 8etrage Don $3.50 betuiuiqtl
2aut BEN 3eugenausiogen moate Sic
Gardner Dnirp 9ompanp BON ser
&%niderboder @ompanp Sis faufen
bod nur0e aus BEN San0eI nidlts.
oa Oie Gardner Company iib mei
gerte, einen &ontroft 81 unterifrei-
ben. 0armtf traf Die Iestere @eieIL
l6aft cine miin0iihe @ereinbarunq
NIT Der Sum1paIt See Company meI
gen 2ieferung bon Sis. Ills bic
Gniderboder So. 0ies erfuhr, beraId
laBte iie 0ie Snmpolf SO. ourki
9robungen, baB iie Oas pereinbartg /,
Sis ni6t Iieferte. Gnrauf foIgte lbit
&loae.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
Geieear6nna eiu6crnfcn.

2luin8. Mih, %. Segt. J
Ger &auleEneur &arHer 6eriC1
heiTe aie Gcitge6uRs 3u eatar Grtral
Shnag fir ae7 s. Cfmbcr. Ts
oericl5en ioa einc slerpi4iauas iiie
Sas GentraI 1sr,Hal GoIeos ae.
nadi IND cir SuaasemaIt sIr
pe rt mer0ea,
Nur1 msldes 9er G-onuerneur ms
&iee 5onueslg.,r Cerio Wte Sia az.
osren Sieats5eawieH 0irec. I'M
mid. oir5 DC G~oE5eniion RominiI
nerncu ioHeh
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
selsim.
glicOcrlpae Der 9Odarbeitcr.

Antanerpen "a. Sept.
Der 5ireif Scr Godar6eitcr. Ser
bier ieit leetem Sum 6citanO. fam
belte nit cinem %poQitdu0iaen Siea
Ser Sdiifseigentbiime 6oOeration al
Sn elmer @eriamntIuna Ser
Streiffibrer wur0e a~n8eorOnet, Aa6
Sic Qeute bic 9rbeit 81 0eu 9eOin.
9unaen Ser 6o0eraiion mie0er altf.
uehmen iouen. Ole Godorbeiter 6cf.
TN auGenifeiulih Don Aniana on
Die Stdrfe Ser So0eration inter
iddet un0 iino nirn boblidt er.
haunt iiber 0eren @ahteutialtna.
Sn antperpen Oiirfte iufolgeOeien
o''f Sabre hinaiIs fein Todarbeiter.
itreif mebr itattfinoen. Die @adlt
ser Streiffiibrer lit iuioIge oieIeS
AusaanQ5 oes Samples adn5Iid &c.
brodcn m6Areu0 Die &beoer it'd nod
.euger an eiunn0er seidloiien ba6en.
INN gemeiniam ibre Sntereien ge8eu
ibre arbelter ST pe~rtheiOigen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
sdluei5.
Gaoinm Gbnren.

Semi 25. Sept.
eiuc beige 3eitung beridtet, oaB
9roi Sol1 Die geologiide llnterind.
ing Der BET OeH @O6rHHaen fir 0en
Simplon Gunuel berait5geibafften
Gro6en pon GrOiAihten been0et un0
Oieiel6en groBere Spiren pou 6a.
otum entbieItcn ols ie irgenowo in
europa eatoedt por0en DGren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
Ceitsrreia lInnarn.
Die iamaie @raiin Mpntianuip.

SIC tamole Wraiin WOntignoio.
@ieu, "a. Sept.
Gs miro bier beridtet 0aB Sic
@rdim Monti8noio Sic irii6ere
8ronprtn5eiiiu pom Sadien IN
naber 3lflmit mie0er W2utter mer.
ben mir0 mo i0r Da6er piel 0aran
Gelean iei Den 8ater oes ~.atoes,
0en @ulitlc5rcr Goietli au 6cira.
teen.
6erHer miro aciagt. SAB smiihen
Dem iaditldcn @ofe uuO ser @rGfin
bereitS elm 9tbfonuneu %aetroficn lit.
ipOHah oie Iebtere ibr ainO 9lnna
MoniCa @ia. 0aS b~efauRtliA nah
ibrer Ereunmg ron Dem QronpriH.
Sen non Sohieu acboren mur0c.
nad GrcS0en ienoen luirO. moiiir tie
pom @oie lore bigheriae @elobeUil.
Iiguug maiter erbaA. oie lonit bel
lArer MISUNDERSTANDING iltirt
lporOen mare.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
&oaauo.
5m Ma18 . : biembtI

SIN Ne18 rs bigmber.
&olepb 81. &boaW o3s Nalpl scr
0Werd0ml1eH GaoIotWn 4ur 3rse
eeustontsreus. aleai nadNeyaNe aN
9~'teOeriase lenee Aaigagce lui Gg
rl6uIaa eneS 'taa9ilen S6scosse
E~idlt36afes su. bort a5U mtutr uod
Ia ser &tenaglNina sHie Beui8gTat
BON Gc.eaailaIanm,s far
NnuabgR NeNelban sa f,roer. Tod.
~ bieESa lpc.lig ooeg aog telu, gas
ltbl porbaNoel.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29

RaD gorf, %. gept.

Yep Yorf, %. Sept
Gs mir0 ieitens Ser 8erpnlfung
Ser Stonooro Oil So. amtIif in no.
rcoe geitallt. oaB IN S. $. aoaer's'
in 6air 6aoen. gtaii.. beutQ
Gon'creu3 sueds REORGANIZATION
Der @eieaidlait itaitfn0an ioa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29

@oiton @,oH % September.
@GHocrie Uen Cele9oten Der lint.
tarycr uao noereg ireifuUu5ef SIR
Ag1 oss Saaocs trafeu tiH sHF
Eheilnaams an Sem hgute Beginner
Ser e.gr,gu lnternnfIoHalcr 8oRgras
Seg lseyala1 3eliascas8cicAiaa'tsn
eia.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
Gnni6nr.
Qanias Sin. %

&anlas 9Itg %. Sent.
@ei aerH 3RiammeniteBe sneie,
.SSradf3iise Ser 4tiloari, aaHns unS
Seras 9abn ba gDaHsoiae.. no.
5uau5ig MeiIen hi0onlit Bon C6er4
Ia. mpr0en 4 3ugbeoicaiteie ~geto0tetl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29

&onL M}iw % Sept
Gigsa guaElla StEaGfagfgesa
rsa,UH 9ce Sfa0taoa iiIis isellt1g
aeutE a1ss alalait Dir 1g5eit eia. gpsi.
Hh Hy SupariHtenoeHt Der GHitdlt
IRE re cine mNlsa unaeAorlauis
1a- cs3ea Tagcu eHtlaAene &rINe
III sfsriu Nicer aHtuiielgeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
acttc aasF6teu.
Perrin. %. Cent.


9tad bent bier eiugetrofenen amt.
dden Qlitt6eiluHgen bat Der Rrdii.
oeul Der &epublif Guatemala, SAB.
rera, ben &rdiioeHten 2apila Don
&oHOura5 benadlridtigt, Dab State.
mala Wiosuiel 8ontQa in ieInen Be
mitbungen, Die @rdif0entid}aft bon
Soa0ura5 mie0er 81 erlaRgCft, uater.
itIten uiuo. 9ie5 beiBt NIT anOeren
8orteu: ser &rie9 5fuiid]en @uate.
mala un0 @on0uras 0iirite ioiort
mie0er Beginner ruF0 UiGqcIhi nod
nor er0ifnng Ger 6Tic0cns. @onie.
reu3 la &sai5iRgtOn. Sic bctanntlIh
Den 5cinielig!eiten Der fiini central.
amerifaniihen @epublifen elm 6i0e
maiden ion.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
- anIlrn.7nn.

9soyiolt Nl 2S SEPT
Aai oec &auesiouaer a~asteanas
mrs agaN w eroBartlser &Seiie Ser
Bobsrt Sli,tonSas Beie.ert Ger.
Nas1atanu III Ilrtiu 70 gifts
t5r AIS &yooyiDa T. y.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
arautrcia.
Grenine arht.
Nlrls q .li

&orts 25 Scgt
Eie angeisuoiaN GuasHuj1 eie&.
iir sen N0',ea oes Agta
,cyie @onuNnHocuf4 ia St GgniH
oeuiei da 00h Alirco Eatpi@ 0er
Nen Nolttu Riahlg mae al.ts Gnu.
Ah'bleo QtHoufUeH hci
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
sarfei.
SmYpyt5oa ami 28eisen sH~is,to6su.

Snpogt5au aHf A5eiSen eHisrhobeH.
&9ntlniinopeI Is. Seut.
Dr. Sultan ia; heiie 0ie aaiae.
BURG 0H SaigortitcECy arr &ei es
0HIeooH et 0aut 0as Sano Bel :
NIT 9.giewf @esreios perior1t lugrSe.
Gr plant cine an3ahI 65Hlider @}as
r5selH IN sErBer Ser IN agaii SO
lsssn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
8etrant.

Die ebemaIise id6Fide a1UIpriHsci
i'm, ietise @yafim MOmfisnuiO,
mieSSr inter Der San6e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
gertraq ratifi,icrt.
e.. 0eIers bnra. p. q

ct. petersburg, 70. Sept.
Die Raiificirnng oes enelilh-rni.
8ertrags idHO 6eute Nahmit.
tag i'm Miiniiterium 0es 4usp0rti.
zen itatt. Ser @ertrag reaulirt sic
Snierelien Ser bei0en 01a6te in 81.
bet, a~iBbaniiton mo 8eriien. BUR.
lan0 bebalt leine Steauna int nor0-
BroBbritaHHien i'm iiolihen
&eriien. Die nn0ereu in @eriieg in.
terehirteH W1hte 5aben Ole 3uiihe.
rnng erbalten ooB Der 8ertraa ben
9eitano 8eriiens nidt beoro6e unO.
Die tbnen %geudbrten @erehtiame
nidt beriihre. WIS oteiem DrnnOe
iDnroe Die 6raae betreifs Ser 9ag0ao
ipdteren 8erbanolnngen ann.
lfea 6rantreit unO Qeutihlauo
iiberl0ffsr
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
0anaSa.


N0Ilfar. 2. g. Is. Sept.
Ter Eampier .Nlougollan@ BON
Der 9lGenAsinie mur0e am Sonntaa
Oct eiuem 3HiammmitoBe mt 0ent
Compiler .9nronia non Der Rbomp.
ioH-9inle iR Der 9|a6e ser gSoiier.
eHae non @elle Ssle 10 beida0iat.
0oB cr mii lsiaen $50 Rafaaieren
}pcda &orRahue bon 3eparotaran
na6 Gucbef 3uriidtcbren mnBte.
&Uh olc @uroHia" iuhr 0ahin ab.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29

SooJ 70. september.
Siebea gsdnner un0 5ipei Wta0Aen
mur0en beute, obne 8ro5e1irunq. Toe.
gen Ibellnabme an ser ermor0nna
6es 6~dbrifnnteH Mlarcus Silberitein
ltanoredJtlih eriAoiien. SiI6eritein
iuar BON ieinen 9rbeiteru ermor0et
iuoroeE neil er iib fpeigerte. linen
iHr BE 3eit 81 be5ablen, pd6ren6 Be.
rem lie itreiften. Bel elmer BON Bell.
1Ilten uno SoIOaten borgenommene1
&a53ia fuuroen 800 4rbeiter oerb1f.
faf
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
s3nelaaS.


ct. getersbArg %. SEPT.
Ges Griegs-Seereia Ioft's ReIIe
nm Die NeIt miro bier nit grobem
Suiereiie DerfoIgt. lie RegierunJ
triift groBartise GorbereituBgen far
ieiHe 5a5rt aHf Der iibiriiaea SIGN.
ba1n. Nan erDartet bier nit gro,
Der 8eiHmmt5eit. oaR Gait ben rs.
IhluB zines 9iinoniiies spiihcn
&llBlano mo ben @ereiHigien Staa-
ten aHbabnen miro, neil Elm ariea
5rDilden Iesteren IND Sagou uar eiHe
6rage Der Belt Ddre mo @metifa i'd
'RuBlano ais @uHoesgenofen 81
iidern iuden miro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
JalsfnrriQ.
Ter 8raIbeut Cabrera BON 8nate'
maIa mid niats BON siHsm 6rie-
SsHsbertrag wiHen.
Inter sOniIa.

GRANDDAUGHTER 6OuOnras, 6ak Ct 30.
Mia britsbeH mer0e, bic DerlOrsuc
@rdf6enti@aft pie0er5nulaHgrn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
Berlin min eiucu @aIO tanicn.

NtttIIl 20. NtVs
Der -2otaI anseiaer" me,0et. oar
Der 9erliner @emeiuoerath melei
0es anfaais zines erobea S3alSfem
piercs i'm Spreescbie sidld Don ser
Sia6i nit BEN itaa,liaeg 6orit3ms
I'M unierbdnolMaa item Ser 1eioV..
eF-S 9re,s tit $t0000000. Ga
@elo fell 81 Dem 3mede ou5efauit
Begasn Aerf sin Reaes itaoiiides
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
Sneo n.

Gis @rdiia 1T mabrrnO Der 3sreme-
ne lsbr gnt aufseIrgt, i6r Sranti-
gam absr idisH beiorst 81 ieiH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


3tNf'W a'V0'HVNl % GtNI,
Cine &EieRpdltioL Nie DON EaM,
leNoCH uou @'irlerB ans &ruuh SO.
luW0la nRta}eldnet ut. MIRO In 81.
Aigen Gaacn 0rm &remeymin;itsr
1u &il'rso Ssnrier ~itber3e6en mer,
oCt 81 oteey WirN Die Rllieutad
crlgtL ctHt 8adNht oui ~bciicaenae
6eftJ05e mt renloen 96uSern ua0.
aNi ote p2,lt'deu sloi38 iolte @c.
l2ge iH eel3'ien melde aae1 Crieata.
len 0aS getsetcu 0es Gomiuums 2a.
itaoa werhjetaf
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
G6urfe @ahreseI.
9oo8. %. Sept.

~UV5l 20. lCVI.
Ger nene @liIitdrgouuerneur non
Soos, General 9oSnafom. Sem BON
Der &egierung beionOere @rmadti-
gung sum unterOruden BON @espdlt.
tbaten in bieii9er StaSt nerlieben
muroen, bat beihloiieu, ie0en oritten
Mlann Der 800 Angeiteaten oes BON
ieinen arbeitern ermoroeten Wioreus
Silberitein oes 9aHoes su ~perfDeiien.
als Strafe oaiiir oaB oas gerbreden
nif)t berbin0ert puroe.
Die MitgIieOer Der SdmiIie Gil.
teritein baben 2o05 o%erloiien. Ga bon
ben Serroriten i6r 2eben beOrobt
miro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
Wnnilin M Nmrriln-

Ell Sams z, H. % Scpt
eue t0l'tyiht &%er1renml uS
pcroTrt 1ilt Co.on.s.m Ns'est }oCtdc
he N2'lHo'8le alIeritaai'd'er ae
ac3tH 2a3tals S>s 1talaB 0cr S
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
SerrOriiteu gelHndt.

3DitomIr, RrObtn3 BolbDnien
%. September.
9rei 2enoIution1re modten beute
Augriff All Sen G6ef Ser Qouo.
senOormerie in Dem nabe bier aelc.
9eien Torfe &iatf1 uno ocrruun0eten
ion Ionic ieds 8auern. melhe nebIt
onoeren ote glugreiier o~eriolsten Die
Qrei maroeu idllieBli6 bon sen Ban.
EN- t%eitsenommen uuo umeebradjt.
NeHer @GinuOter.
ct. 8etersbprg. "a. Sept.
Gan SutunG Der Iaotal pom Sar.
BIN @fonihuret puroe 3um hineli.
i4eu @eianOten In GuBlaRo ernaunt.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-11-05

1t lis more fun to see man read
"a puff ON himself in a newspaper
than to see q fat man slip on ban
ana peel. The narrow minded man
reads it ovea seven of eight times,
and then goes around to appropriate
what copies he can. Tho kind
hearted msn goes around to the
office and pays what re owos. The
successful business man who adj
vertises regularly and makes money
by it. Immediately starts out to find
the editor and the two walk silently
down the street and the business
mOn takes sugar is his aud they
both eat n Glove or two amp life is
sweet and peace settles down on
their hearts for momeuts. Such is
the experience Of mustard seed
that falls on different ground.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-11-05
TAKEN from Spencer Bulletin

Miss Vernah Hartman of
Kyger, is the guest of Spencer
friends this week.
Judge w. A. Parsons. of Point
Pleasant, was in town Tuesday
holding a special term of Circuit
Court.
Misses Hardman, Of Grants
vile, and Devore, of Parkers-
burg, are The charming guests
of Miss Flcdl Mcmillan
We regret TO note the illness
Of Hon. Marshall Depue, Of Ky
ger, this county. Or. Parsons
was down administering to his
needs this week.
Miss Bernice e. Pell. the olo-
cuionist, appeaced for the sec
ond time before a Spencer
audience, on Thursday night of
last week, at the NJ. e. church,
South. Miss Pell certainly pos
sesses extraordinary gift in her
delineations and impersonations.
She rendered a program entirely
different from the one given in
the opera house a few weeks
ago and indeed it is said of her,
that she can give an entirely
different program each night in
the week, so wonderful is her
store-house OF memory, Miss
Pell will always be welcomed
with a full house and apprecia-
tive audience at Spencer. -Bulle-
ton.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-11-05
& n - TX % n z "A.
Bears the 1lha Kind You IIa,e always Bought
Signature Of GMarXZAE1sx
Sale.

A farm on Leaf Bank, contain
ing 473 acres Of land, with dwell
ing 2 barns, good water well,
and out buildings, on county
road and within $50 yards Of the
school house. A gas well on
farm which supplies an abund-
ance of free gas for domestic
use, and the soil is very rich.
Nearly all cleared; woods contain
considerable timber. A fine set
Of blue grass and meadow heavy
with clean timothy.
$1,000 will buy this farm.
$250.00 down and balance on
from one to seven years time. a
bargain for some man who wants
a farm.
Farm is within one mile Of
the corporation line Of Grants
Vile.
Call on or address,
r. &. HAYS,
GrantsyilIe, W. Va.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-11-05

On no other subject is the me,ii.
cal profession so thoroughly united
as on the treatment of tuberculosis;
with no 9th + plague has the pro
fession made so much progress
toward ultimate extinction.
Though smallpox attracted uniyer-
sal attention many years ago and
has lost most of its terrors by rea-
son of improved treatment. the
outbreaks continne to be frequent
and annoying, willie medical opinion
finds no ground of agreement.
The treatment of tuberculosis, on
the other hand, is uniform aud the
results have been satisfactoryto all
The one greatest problem IS to find
means for bringing all cases under
treatment in the early stages, and
to the solution of this problem will
be directed the efforts Of the West
Virginia i-Tuberculosis Loague
The public must be first educated
to recognize the malady and tC
8 notion the expenditures necessary
to deal with it properly.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-11-05

The Boston Transcript recently
published an article by DR.. Albert
Bushnell Harm, head Of the depart
ment Of history in Harvard UDiyer-
sity. This article deals in an in
tercsting way with the history and
Development Of West Virginia and
concludes as follows,
Tho whole state has been en-
livened and enlightened by recent
growth, not only in wealth, but in
opportunity. The schools establish
cd, new churches built, q trolley
system is beginning to develop
which will spread throughout the
state aud solve the difficult problem
Of connecting the various sections
together Tho state already has
one city, Wheeling. Of about 10000
people. aud several othor promising
smaller cities but the intellectual
ond educational conter is Morgan
town, founded very curly in tho
nciyhborhood Of Mononqahela
lands which George Washington
secured before the Revolutionary
war and which be found uuprof.
liable.
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. EOtice Of Trustees Sale.

BY virtue Of O certain deed of
trust, made by S. J. Hickenbottom
and V 7. Hickenbottom, her hus-
band, to the undersigned Trustees,
for G. Nj. Wlgner, bearing date on
the Goth day of June. 1906, and re-
corded in the clerks Office Of the
County court of Calhoun county,
West Virginia. in Trust and Mort
gage Book No 3 at page 10, VIC
Will on the
23rd DAY OF OCTOBER, 1907,
between the hours Of g o'clock, m,
and 6 o'clock p m, at the front door
of the court house Of said county,
offer for sale the following real es-
tate, to-wit:
An undivided one-sixth 90 in
terest in and to a certain tract OF
parcel of 100 acres Of land, more or
less, lying and being situate on
Deadning Run, in Center District
Calhoun county, West Virginia,
bounded and described as follows:
Beginning Mt stone pile on the
original line of 1900 acres, of which
said 100 acres is a part. and running
thence S 81 T. 1l6.6 poles to dog
wood, thence with the ridge $ 25 "a
w 33.7 poles to q pine, S q e ~
poles to a a Black oak on ridge. S
34.4 poles to a white oak, S 13 IA
W 81 poles TO two Chestnut oaks,
S ID Il 2 poles to a stake and point
ers, n 81 w 1911 2 poles to q
lIaple, being the one-sixth N-G)
interest therein conveyed TO the
said ). j. Hickenbottom by FAIRY j..
Propst and husband, 10y deed re-
corded in said Clerks office
Terms of Sale: - Cash in hand.
4. G. Mathews and S. = Bell,
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FARM FOR SALE.

Consisting Of rs acres. 40 acres
cleared, and in good shape. Or
chard, framed house, large barn
and all necessary out-bnildings On
public road. Within one fourth
mile Of post Office, school house, two
churches, three stores, shop, saw
and grist mill. Price $1,000. 0C
Terms: three-fourths down; ball
ance, one and two years.
Call on or address
n J. Bailey.
Okla, Calhoun Co.. w Va.
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Murder in
GIlmar county

News reached here early Sunday
morning OF a killing oear Rudkin,
on Heaters, Fork, the night before IN
which Thomas i Butler. of Conhueu-
CO, a cook for lumber company OPP
Grating in 'be upper end of the county
met his death at the hands of Ever,
Ralliif. From the best Information
attaInable It appears that Tom Butler,
Evcrt Ratliff aud Bert McCray were
travelling along the Sliding Run road
in the direction of Rudkin. Apout I
O'Clock they called at the home of Mr.
Edward Barker aud after few min
uets compensation with Mr.. Barker
proceeded on their way to the Rudkip
post nfice. About 10 o'clock Mr.
Barker was again called out by Rat
lift who said that be had struck But
Ice and for him to go and see about
him. Mr.. Barker remarked that he
supposed Butler was not badly hurt,
whereupon Ra'lif Piled he had
struck him with his shot gan. Mr.
Barker proceeded to the spot ind,cat
by Ratiff and found Butler lying
unconscious by the roadside, aud
after calling 10 McCarty, who Is said
then to nave run away. carried the
body Of Batter TO his home, where be
lived for few hours but never regain
ed consciousness. DR.. Kinney, of
Bu rnsyill was summoned and togath
er with Prosecuting Attorney Barnett
held 40 inquest over he dead body,
The verdict Of the jur? being that
Butler came TO lis death as the result
Of a blow struck on the head with a
shot gun In the hauds OF Eycrt RatiifI
A warner was issued and placed i Il
the hands of Deputy Sheriff Garrett
who proceeded to the home Of Racllff's
father whore the boz was crested
without resistance and was brougn.
here by Charley Marshall aud Homer
Rymer, Monday and locked IN jail.
We uDders'aud the boy claims he act
&c iu self SET defense.
Just what trouble had arisen betw-
cen the parties leading to tho tragedy
cannot q this tune be asccrtaiuoJ, but
IL is know thata least somo of the
pa rties had been drinking, a cousigu
mont Of ghiskcy having been obtained
from Burnsvillo the Saturday before
We are told that the two parties had
worked "a tho same lumber camp 10
some tine, and if any trouble existed
between them 10 is noi knosn Tho
general opiuiou Is that il was tao re
suit Of sudden passion aroused 10y
imbibiug too freely from the cuf
which oparatcs a man from bis reason
aud gives dominion 10 his basor quail
ities.
Butler, tbo murdered man, lived
near Confluence, wasrcccpuy married
and was VOL spoken Of by Ibc people
o. aIs acquaintance.
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A new Tile Factory is being
built on the Ohio river, north of
the city of Parkersburg near
Midway and Parkwilletta. This
factory will employ moro than
one hundred men. This will
create q demand for homes in
this section; and B. e. Hanes is
running his new Artificial Stone
plant every day, turning out
building material. He intends
TO build several houses on lots he
owns; and in order to supply his
customers, he offers as special
bargains for a few days only, -.
a lot 50X120 feet for SIS; one
acre lot for 1915; a two-acre lot
for $G75; and a seyen-acre truck
farm for $G75, on easy terms.
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OH Territory for Lease.

| have two tracts of land on the
Little Kanawha river, known as
Reese Blizzard farm, and two
tracts on Pine Creek, about two
miles from Mouth, leased all a
round. Also one-sixth interest
in 100 acres on Deadning Run,
that | will lease for oil and gas.
Z. w. PROPsT.
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Baptist Church.

Rev. VIM. Burns, Pastor:
breaches on Saturday before the eth. Sun
day Of each month at > O'clock, y. M, and
ON the 18th Sunday at IL, a. IN. and Z, p: m.
Sunday school every Sunday al 10, y IN.
and prayer meeting ist sunday night in
each month.
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$5 a DAY SURE.

Agents now at work are making S24 to
so week selling the Newiust f,atened)
Aluminium Mul,ible Rejecting Shade for
all gas lights, the electric bulb and kerosene
lamp. Grandest seller ut reasonable price
ever invented. Grows light down in
greatly increased 5rilIioncy. Large de
.nand for use IN stores, Office, work shop
and the hona, r. ". KELL|Y, 1928
Green Street, Phil, Pa. Write Tor Terms
and illustrations.
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II. E chur;il, South


Rev, NJ. G, Nuter, PASTOR
breaches at GFantsviIe, lst Sunday at II,
2. M, 2nd Sunday at Up. N. Bird. Sunday
at II, a. N. and Z, Y, IA.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday oven
ing at o'clock, and Sunday School at 10,
q. IN.