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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-05
Die GIerrsitat in Der rVatur.
g%etf&iebent 8srfu&e mt
SuafOrtsn.

Der aeI.r bari ni&t benten, 6aB i'd
ion in bic b0aRtn @Oli.nresion.n elm
fiibren mill, no Der 9lib sntitebt unb
BON no er in 5iin6tnbem Strabls bic
grbt bsimiu6t. Sd bedbii@tiee biels
mtbr, Jpn sIf Der Grbt 5urld5ubcItsn
un6 aeleite ihn Siesmdl an sinen friebs
Iihen SeiG, nm ibm bort bic tletnen
aterlidsn aduIquapptn gu 5eigtn, BIZ
SrOI6larben, bic Ct sspiB i9on oft GEE
Itben bdt. glber tt pirb pielIei4t ni4t
ipi5fen, tab bic moberne pbpiiOlosie
cine qdns msrtpirbise griheinnns an
biefen Sbieraen entbsdt bat. 9rtnst
man nGmli9 cine Qn5ohl BON linen In
cine fade S9als NIT seniieenb bel
WaIfer u. Iettst bdnn einen elsttriiheH
Sttom cur& bds Maiisr, 10 seniebt
man ben eigentbimlidsn anblid, bdB
Ii6 bic SroI9Iarpen pl0bli4 ale nit
benz aopf mad benz p%Oiitipen pol sn
itsIIen, nit benz S9nanS mad benz mes
eatipsn. Die Ionit 10 betpesli4eu
Sbierhsn bleibsn bolltommen fill ftes
ben un6 % seipGbrt stnen poiIierli4en
QnbIid, Tie allie ME bic Reiter zines
Resimsnts in Reib unb 8liso 81
1tben.
9ieT:r 9srIu9, Der SuerIt Ron BEN
pbbTioIogen Sermunn duseefibrt
nurbe, br1Gte ben pbpfiologen auf
ben @eSdntsn, bic ginpirtuns beg gals
paniIHen Gtromes uuf unbere 2ebes
treien All nnterTuden.
Gs gibt mitrOItopiI6 ileine Sc
f90pfe, bic nuf Der eriten Stufe bes
Tbierreides Iteben, beren 2ei6 Gus eis
ner f9ltimigsN Maiis, benz icgeuanrs
ten protoplasma bsitsbt uno bic lid
Iansiam fortbetUsssu, inbem fie LANCE
@uslGufer hires Yrotoplusmdso eibes
porftreden unb ben ibrisen She'll na9'
aieben. Dan nsunt Tie am6ben. an
DieIen Sbier9en fonnte man cine tns
tsreIIantt 9sobantung madden. CAPT
man nGmli1 bic llntsrlage, duf Der liz
Iih beireeen, BON einem elettrifher
Sfrcme our6irsiIen, 10 Gnberr lie To-
fort lire @egri6tung uHb beginner
mad Der Rdtbpbe (Hesatioer pol einel
eolbonif6en 8uttsrie) bin gu srie9en
lleberaieBt man cine feline Weng'
!Seu nit Daifer unb IdBt lie sinigI
3eii Ttsben, Biz bic SsIomte Mif4uns
iiebli9 buffet, un6 bringt man ban!
BON Der SberfIG1e BEG MaIieS tinig
Il Tropfsn drf elmer @lusiheiGe unite
bas MifroItop, 10 iisbt man IGon BE
fhndner 1%ergr0Berung cine Mn5db
ipin5ieer Sbier1en BARN umbertpint
meln, bic elliptiIne 6orm 9dbsn UNI
/. terei aeib rings nit elmer Wtcnge rein
tier ,Sa-6sn beIebt II, bic ii4 !
fortnGbrenber, f1lneenber BetDegtrt
: beTinben. Mdn rennt bieIe rSdure
Wimperr, bic Sbiere aber pdrdmd
(. tien. Rdf6 Iatebsr lie lumber I'M
!. bertilsen ale orquniI6en SHbitanas
I i'm @aiIerfropfen nit eHormsr Sefro
: Biatett. - Nun briHeeu mir cine grf
bsrs ansabl BON Iolfen pdramdete
! duf cine gIdsplntte bic nit einsr Wol
n ri6tuue perIeben TT, peldeses uHs g
ftuttet. Bic S6iere in elmer reibli1ers
m~aIIsrmerge su beObdhten anb Pc
ssttriI6eH @trom drsSuiebsn. ~
b man Isbteres, 70 ftslltn fi6 Die 9drt
IN mdtien d~uaenblidli@ nit i6rem poro
rem aDrperenbe nod Der 8otbpbe |
Z unb Tdpimmeu afe boruuf los. vi
p fes GdauIpisI. bas man f6On NIT I
Q, ner Tortsn aupe pabrnsbmcn ian
3 bietst sinsn unoemdu biibiheu glnbli
liz Rod irtersIiantsr 1T fpIgsnbeT Ws
TX m.EsLt ,,1r ,,rlAr hts mdrNft
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-05

.bietsn Die berabmten ct. Bernard
Rrdutsrpiaen. Die iir 20 Gents in
oFeu GpOlbsien AZ haben itnb. sic
heilen unfehlbar, Obue benz ihOn
irauten Ragen nod mehr 80 ihaOer,
uie ons dsenOe, metnGiihe AuodinIs
5ereten inner thun. Nnn wenbe
tiff aiio an bic Gentrnliteae oes abr-
pers, uuO spar nit benz einSieen
&c Ienoeu Nitsel, BEN ct. Bernard
8eduie pilIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-05

ACT untetdetul1tV lUtlUl UuI fttNeI lSuTul
IA WleiIe nbrolid Don Grafe ioIgenbeS 81
sertbum am
Moutas ben Is, Mpril 1907,
sIs,d mad u ubr WltttasS bssinnenO
an ben Mcitbietenten pie ioIai pertauien.
/ Rud nit Salb, 2 quite 6iei, / Wa9en
nit erira 4 soliaen SlahIrGoern. Nasgie,
Ililug, Ggse, G%dlGuIelpilns @eu, 9orn Il i.
ID sin gicneniiann nit 9 iiarfen Y5ltern,
Serncr i1mllidle SuuSaerdibidloiten beIteb
cno oiS geiten. GlId,eu, SiiibIen Eeien.
Shrdnten Cola, Seppidien, cine iehr quite
Srael uuo piele alpete 6eaenIt1npe an sabi.
rcih s3u nenneu GArd 10 9suiebl Snow
Flake Sdmen tartciei.
9%eoiraunseu glic Summen his 50 90
banr. sir ale 9unuHen iiber 800 wirb
etu ercoit pcn 8 Monaien bemiaiet gegen
gloie nit Shherbet.
%Soar8ablsnot crhallea 3 pro5cnt Blebatt.
ausui Rstbert
Sclie am aendnnten Gage imsiiniigec
9lelter ieia. 'o fiaoef Der Nestdui am iplscn-
ben Iaae isati.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-05
Rn p~erFauiei,

gu perfanieu. cine WluIierTarm LAG. Mder
cnibaIeno nit ben dllerbelten uHb 9erdunp
litliten DISQUALIFICATION perieben, A Weikn
pon BEN 9eIe8en. / benait, ebentalS u
pferbeben9lt reip. Is unb II Sanb bod,
uno 5rpei GfIbcnSite rip. 16 uno 10 pano
bid.
gldbereS milnolid) ODER Idlriitid bel.
hilbert g ottwtb,
Genl, @aSepnaoc Founip WD
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-05

{. 9aHst Die Hlelnen n,1jt laHstr
am stldpaaeu letOeH, iunberu psbi
LINEN iUiort Gonsslmnn's Equip
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-05

eSebe 5rau arsrfeunt e,neu ihDnen
Tslut, be, BEL Nidnneru 10 beliebt IT..
solhe EeInts meroen llleu 40 gbeil
Die oualHers 8Odp ysouptein 9hss
asbrauten. IS Genie, Shee Ooer
Eabletteu.
gu haben td Hnli.r 8rOs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-05
saiben psrhanOIunsen

&epelmdBiae Ieriummluna bes
bermanner Stari ShlBen Yereins
am 81. @drS, 1907.
9ns grotOtoG Ger letten 8erinmm-
luns purOe uerleien unb aueenom
men, pie es ftebt.
Vn monailiHen 8eitrdgen ainaen
Elm, eini6lisBlih Der GIntrittsaeloer
urn ben Serreu rant &ueoisrr uno
Charles aleiber S. 80.
Die Ssrren Gburles 8leiber unb
5raui Rusoieer tpurben einftimmie
als Ritpljeoer in ben Ssrein nufae.
nDmmen.
5OtssrOe Reduunsen pnrOeu er'
tauat.
Sucut 6osriisr. Rente. $500
5OlaenOc Ssrren purOen ais Tit-
slieoer uOreelhlaaen:
Serr Bm. @uebiavr Ourh BERN
armin Gberlin. sic oerren @eorse
6, auhn. Orlando q Subn uns Ottu
SurdbnrOt Oura perm @nl. Gber'
lin.
ole Serren 6. 6. Raebiaer, Gbriii
Gbsrtiu uuO 5rsO. aOsnsr MURDER
benuitrupt ben gsreins RtHe umdn
bern gu lnhen.
BeiHtufisn, am 5teu Dsui 1907
Elm 8reisidiebsn 81 pernnitnlten.
4 Die Summe pom $780, 90 aif BreiI
ausiHieben 81 lafsu.
SIM 5aeibsn eleidmdbis Der
5 tbetIt; in 9reiie nuiitelsu gu laiiea
Giltaps wie bel porbereebenoe
9reisi1ieBen. ats greis,gOmite
! wurcen bic Serren 8. y. MunOptl
Ter, 8. g. RueOissr, armin Gbsrti
%srnannt.
lniane bee Sdiebens ~ llbr Utt
4 taast aa6sni&luB IS ubr, shlu
Is bee Shiessus 6llbr, bisruuf 5tedt
B uao Brets 8trtbeiluua,
q Beidlofsn, onS Der l-2-S Sdi
\ iar Elm sie@ sdub ssaublt mir
wsnn Oas Billet uUa asihloiisn mir
NJ SsialOiien 6utgenOe 8rslie i
10 Oas Olesjibrtas SIhres 5hiebl
nusSuieerni
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-05
saus Il, pcrPauIeu

Wlein Wcbnbaus ncbIi ,stpei Gotten, 3tuei
alten 3iiterreu uno einem StaI, 9eleoen an
Der fueitliden nierten Strabc, III Su pertaus
len MdbereS bel
Sultab SaeH ner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-05

tDiir3linae Starfe, nameaSaeireu
Der be%tannteiten Slrten ME Goueprb uho an.
oere, btlieia; fret perpalt am Sermann Eep.
abgelieIert.
6p BET Spbn Grass,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-05
@liid beim llnnlHd.

SER ROmmerSienrath, tben tint
bic 9Ferbe nit S6rem aaiIirer bur9,
geadnsen!" - ST mir lieber alb urp
esiebrt.'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-05
81 perFauten.

5u ptrfnmfcn. Tao aupunbaue Der
perii, Trou Ghriiine gair, rebIi = Gotten
an Der 81 Sront SiraBe. icip'e . Gotten an
Der Shieier'S Ardndn, ale IN 0ernann ses
Iegen fino uuier giinitissn geoingunaen ~
nertauien. gin6miragen bel
2 pbrrtM Glterl Srrnnlu, Mlo.
ober bci
Sohh Bauer, Aig epring. NO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-05
gOtaI sI5 Dol

9o feline tpgitsre y itaiie Uorla
aea 10 usr,asle fh Die 5e iammIuha
5rlB arus
segrstar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-05
5u ~perfaufen

Dos Tribere Gruder eiaebdube, seIesen
an Der A, ghoBe II su pertauisn. Ndber,
eS bel
earoItue u ale,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-05
adetane GARNER.
@rsber aaarnnmaspertant

Wesen Suriidtritt BON @eih6n oerfdnTe
i'd bon ieBt an unterm aoIteniireiie meinen
0orrotb bon SurrenS 9ugeies, Sarmma,
gen. 9Iii9e, oHeibenessen unb audi anbere
Gg9en,
Xolgtnoe limb einise Der PreiIe.
Pfiige bon SO bis $500.
SdeIbene9seu Is uno 70 36lis 5000 {.
lu. ?. eetiiOn V 8Dais. 3abncssen
$500.
Senubt oieic @cleSenbeit biais SufdnIen.
SUbn Ehuarb,
Sermanu, no.
Wlein Sdlmieoc. nno Wogenmadberaes
bdtoe nebit SruubItid 1T ebeniau Az an.
n%ebmbaren preiie au pcrfnuien unb 1T be.
les cine quite SeIe9enbeii iiir einen Sd1micb
an b%etannter, 1~sanbarer 6eIbdisteIle fid
5u eiabliren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-05

trcPnunaet ~ UermIetben. le 8
uno cine 4 Simmer eutboIieno,
yldbereS bel
Jran &Oia wieDer-
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.WS6MaiIe ~jarsrmlefbsn.

Cine 4 8immer unb adhe entbal.
tenOes @Uhnbaus 1T au uermietten.
9dberes BEL s. Sreh M q n n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-05
,IuFhon.

Der lnierssihnete ipirb auI ieiuer 5Sarm
~ WleiIe nbrolid BON Grate ioIeenbeS 81
aentbuin am
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Der Undergraduate miro oui Ieiner Sorm
Mieile nprolid bon poiSbom, am
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-03-26
ShnSOn.
Rough feed is very scarce

Rough feed is very scarce
The farmers are making extensive
preparations for crops.
Joseph Murphy, the noted jockey,
came in and talked trade with the
boys last week.
We are glad to say that Amos
Morris Sr. is able to be out again
after serious illness.
r l.. Morris, the hustling farmer
of this place, is getting ready to
plant corn. He expects large crop
MIR CAvood, the energetic mer-
chant, is welding the yardstick
now. Success so him.
G D. Coen is now running a
blacksmith shop at Mud.
Grinding done every Saturday at
this place by the Mud Mill Go.
w. 7. Moss will have a saw set
on She ground this Spring. ready to
saw both lumber and kites.
Clcvs Martha is driving team for
w. L. Moss.
ar, E & w e is talking of 60
ing west soon.
We are sorry to say that the
youngest daughter of n b. Morris
departed this life on the 18th. inst
She wss twelve years of age and a
PLEASANT, quiet child who Will be
missen both at home and among
her sch climates. The bereaved
parents have our sympathy. She
was buried in the Coen cemetery,
quite large number of people be-
ing present
Old Slow.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-03-26
office Of Judicial Sale.

By virtue Of a decree ot thu Circuit court
of Calhoun county. rendered at tho Janu.
AIRY term, 1907, in certain chancory suit,
therein pending, in which \. q. Mathews
Administrator Of II .nry \. Altizer, decsas-
eel, was plaintiff. and William II. Woods
Roberta = Gods and others were defendants,
the undersigned commissioners, by tire said
deere" appointed for that pprp,A-, xill on
TUESDAY, the 10Th day OF APRIL. 1907.
sell by public auction 30 the highest bdd or
at the front door Ufthe Courthouse OF "a i'll
county. the real estate 10y said decree, di-
rected to be sold; ,o-Tit-. parcel Of one
hundred and three acres, moro or lcts, of
land, rituate on the waters of DAngol's run,
IN Lee district Of Calhuuu county, West
Virgins, being tie residue oftvo parcels
OF seventy three and uue-hali acres aud
eighty on' Snd one-hilf acres, respectively
mentioned IN certain dee d Of conve, ance,
made by JSm~s l.. Smith. SpCciAl Commits
i'ner, To- II. 4. AhiE-r, dated ON the 9Th.
day of Feb 1901, of record in The Clerk
office Of the County eau { Of Calhoun coun-
iy in Deed Book No 81, page i5a, afer ex-
GLIDING from the Boundaries therein de-
scribed two parcels Of twenty six acres.
each, which were conveyed by Enoch Leach
and wife TO Mary Allen and her children hy
decd, dated on the Bird day of June, glSs7,
OF record la said clerks office in Decd Book
No. II. at page -. The parcel Of one
hundred snd three acres, To be sold, ~ a.
foresaid. being the same land, conveyed by
J. NJ. Hamilton, Commissioner to w. H..
Woods aud Roberta Woods, by deed, dated
on the 18th. day of March. 1907; which
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-03-26

ssid deed WAS made FOR and ON hehaif Il
th, Leirs at law OF IL. a, Altar, deceased,
and Il'e same was flied as sn escrow, in the
chan,ery cause aforesaid.
TERMS OF SAIL: Sufficient cash in hand
to pay the costs Of suit and expenses o. sale,
and the 'esidue upon Il credit Of six, welve
and eighteen months, taking from the pur--
chaser notes or bonds with good security
for the deferred iustsllments, bearing int
crest from the day of sale.
J. NJ Hamilton,
S. z. Bell, Commissioners.
], &. 6. Starcher, Clsrk Of thu Cir
cult conrt of Calhoun county do certify
that the above named Commissioners have
executed and filed with me bond in the
penalty OF one thousand dollars, US required
10y the said decree.
Ieote; e. C. Starcher,
Clerk.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-03-26
How to Boost YOur Town.

! A exchange gives the following
instructions for the unknowiug ones:
Buy from peddlers as much as
possible. Denounce Your merchants
because they mako profit on their
goods. GLORY in the downfall OF
the man who has done much to
build up your town. Make Your
town out very bad place. and STAB
1t OF every chance you get. Refuse
to unite in any scheme for the ma
terlal interests of the people. Not
only refuse to give dollar to the
Board of Trade, out run down its
directors, who work for nothing and
board themselves. Tell your mer-
,hant you can buy goods great
leal cheaper in some other town and
;harge him with extortion If a
'hanger comes into your town tell
him every thing is overdone. and
predict general crash soon. Pat
ronize newspapers to the soclusiou
of your own and then denounce
yours for not being ,.as large and as
cheap as the city papers. If you are
q merchant, dou't advertise III the
home paper, but compel the eoitor
to go elsewhere for advertise ments
snd then howl Ike a sorehead be-
cause he accepts them. Buy rub
Der stamp and use it. 1t may save
You few dimes and make your
letterheads and wrappers look as il
) YOU were doing business in one
horse town. II. you are q farmer,
curse the place where you trade as
the meanest on earth. Talk this to
your neighbors and tell them the
men are robbers and thieves. 1t
will make your property much less
valuable but don't care. You are
most happy when most hating.
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MEMORIALS.
Resolutions Adopted by Eureka
Lodge, No. 40, A. F. and A. NJ.

Alta lodge of sorrow OF Enrebp
Lodge, No 40. Ancient Free and
Accepted Masols, concluded a. theit
lodge room, ut GAINESVILLE, West
Virginia. on Saturday, the 1Gh day
OF March. A. d 1907. the following
preamble aud resolutions were adopt
ed.
WHEREAS. It hus pleased the Su
promo Architect of the Universe to
remove FROM our midst. aud to call
irom thus earthly lodge to the Ccles
ual lodge above, our esteemed broth
or, Rufus KuotIs, who departed thi,
life at hin latn residence IN this count,
on the lOth day of the vresen' month
and while We acknowledge the supr; III
acy OF the Great Graud Master ia
this action aud humbly bow with
Submission to h. will. yet wc sincere
ly deplote the loss to which this
lodge, as we'll as the whole of Cal
houn county has been sutjected;
THEREFORE, BR 1T RBsyLvgD; that In
tue death OF brother Knots, this
locg. has lost useful aud dove ted
member and SlaIonry in general a
freud aud advocate, aud that his
place eanuo, be easily supplied, and
alro that the county has lost one ot
lis most esteemed and valuable cit
liens.
RRsOLvrB; that the condoleucS OF
this lodge. as BODY. aud oi the
members thereof, as individuals be
extended to tho family Of our de-
ceased brother 10 their sore bcrcuy.
ment;
REsoLvKD, iha, as tribute Of re-
Spcct to our brother this lodge be
dr&ped in mourning fur the period Of
thirty days aud that the members
'hereof for she same period signify
their sorrow by the usual badge
RESOLVED; that the thanks of this
lodge be extended to the officers and
members of the Newton Lodge and OF
Linden Lodge for their timely as
sistance at the funeral OF our deceased
brother;
RESOLVED; that these resolutions be
spread upon the records of this lodge
aud that copies thereof he furnished
for puclicauun 20 the county news
pspcr'. und that an engrossed copy be
furnished to the family Of our decoas-
cd brother.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-03-26

Asked by reader who would
be our strongest candidate for
president next year" the Boston
Herald says; I'VE don't mind
saying that a promising candi-
date might be found among Dem
ocrats of these types: Judge Geo,
Gray of Delaware, a statesman
and jurist Of high character and
proved ability; Woodrow Wilson,
president Of Princeton Universi-
ty, born in Virginia too late 1856
to have participated in the civil
war, Jeffersonian democrat, a
scholar, a wise man and a capa-
bic administrator; Governor Folk
of Missouri, a reformer who has
reformed things and sent graft
ers and bribers to prison; Cover
nor Johnson Of Minnesota, born
in a cabin, like Lincoln, knowing
the plain people as one of them,
a progressive and yet level-head-
ed democrat, who has been
twice elected governor the last
time by a plurality Of 76, 900 in a
state that gave Roosevelt above
100, 000-and has made good in
office"
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-03-26
EngleWOOd. Kansas.

Editor Chornicle:-I am now at
the above named place situated in
the south west part of the state of
Kansas, only seeing your paper a.
bout once q month, theI efore am
compelled to ask you to send it to
this address, as 1 am lonesome with.
out it. We are having fine weather
here now Farming has commenced
IN earnest and all kinds of labor is
in demand aud at fair wages. How.
ever there IL a boom on in several
parts Of this country and the bot
tom may drop ont at any time rs far
as town property is concerned. but
the farm part Is n fixed fact having
been thoroughly tested by the Gov
There is large area II country a..
dapted to sugar beets and broom
corn and that suits most of tue pres
ent population but 1 think would
prefer whelt and corn. And soma
farmers declare that this is a good
wheat and corn country. There is
ridge Of sand hills about 3 miles
south Of here, but I do not know
how long or how wide they arc
visited them once and saw acres Oh
sand as smooth as floor Then
there would be little hills or mounds
with some small brush growing ali
around it, but on top or at one side
there would be a hoe where tn,
wind kept digging out the sand I'm
till there would be room to hide th,
old courthouse so that it would b,
/ lost 10 view, aud Of such places Tn,
sand hills of Clark county Is com.
posed But the most curious THING
TO me is that right along the side o.
those hills lays some If the fines
laud out Of doors
Warren johnson.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-03-26

II. l.. Terrell and little daugh-
ter julia, have been on the sick
list for a few days, but are some
better at this writing.
A Mr.. Tuning, from Richie
county, was visiting relatives in
this vicinity the latter part OF
last week.
Elsa Stevens and wife were
visiting friends here few days
last week.
f. 7. Cunningham, who has
been nursing a case of typhoid
fever in Writ county for the past
four weeks, has returned home.
III. NJ. Trippett, the butcher,
passed through our village, one
day last week, with a nice bunch
of fat cattle.
The protracted meeting at
Pine Grove under the manage
ment Of Rev. Collins, is proving
to be a grand success.
Born to Mont Freed and wife a
girl.
Mrs. L. D. Collins is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Norman, in
Webster county.
Jacob Hayhurst, of Pine creek
was on Leading creek couple
of days this week looking after
business affairs.
P. C. Laurence, of Smithville,
was trading with our Freed mer-
chants recently.
John Cornell has gone to Fair
mont this week on business.
While drifting cross-ties for
B. 3. Sinner, Clifford Burrows
came very ner losing his life in
Leading creek near VIM. Good
nights, by getting under gorge
of ties and life was almost extinct
when rescu ed.
VIM. Collins was at MoundsvilIc
last week.
Jacob Snidcr is making some
Improvements on his dwelling
house.
Harvey Kelley, from Richie
was here buying cattle.
L. L. Terrell bought a fine
stack Of hay of Garrett Elliott.
Dove.
Come again - the above is the
kind of a letter we want. Full
of live local news. ED.
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Select School.
Clerk.

There Will bs a select school ct
the mouth Of Rush run commencing
April 10. 1907, aud connnu ing for
eight weeks. Special attentio will
be given those preparing for the
uniform examinations. In addition
to the common school branches.
there will be class in Rays Algebra.
Tuition $3.50 and $500 per
month payable in advance. Board
can be had from s1.25 to 81 20 per
week
y. w. SHOCK.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-03-26
order Of Publication

State Of West Virginia.
AT rules held in the Clerks Office Of tn,
Circuit court of talh QUA county, ON Mon
day the 4th. day Of March 1907, the follow.
ing order was entered
l. n. 6orby and Lafayette Stiles, Ad-
minististorS of the estate OF Eli Gorby, de-
ceased
NJ. l.. Sovil, a. C.. Fisher q. W. Bee and
Z. Z. Bee. Ia Chancery.
The object Of the above entitled suit, is
to sell certain parcel Of real estate, con-
tanning about lIli aci - owned by the de
frudant, NJ. l.. Sovil, lying and being situ-
ate on Hog Fork Of Barnes run, in Lee dis
trict Calhou county, West Virginia, which
has been attached by the plaintiffs, to sAtis-
fy debt ofs3OOCO, with interest thereon.
from March x, 1902, due from the defend.
ant, NJ. l.. Sovil to the plaintiffs, and rep
resented by three several promissory notes
OF $4,000 each, filed with the plaintiff, bill,
TO ascertain and determine the lisns existing
agAins, said real estate and for general re.
lief Aud it appearing by affidavit fled in
this cause, that NJ L. Sovil isa non-resi-
dent Of this State. it is ordered that he 10
appear here within one month after the
date OF the inst publication hereof to do
what Is necessary to protect his interests.
a copy, Teste. q. C.. Starther,
Mathews 3 Bell, Clerk
Counsel.
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From the Glenville Democrat.

Hon. F. N. Hays returned from
Charleston, Friday. He has
placed his daughter, Lucille, in
schoolin that town. Mrs. Hays
will return here within the next
few weeks.
The recent legislature provid-
ed for three terms Of circuit
court in this district, instead Of
four as at present. When this
law becomes effective and when
the three terms will be held we
have not yet learned
Hon. Alfred Kenney, Of Grants
vile, a member of the West Vir-
GINA Legislature, was a caller at
this Office Tuecday. Mr.. Kenney
is one of the hest known Demo
Gratis Of the Kanawha valley and
would credibly fill any office from
president down.
Ernest Austin, Of Calhoun
county, is operating diamond
drill at the mouth of Leading
Creek, near the old oil well at
that place. The object is to as
certain the extent snd quality oil
the coal at that place. We I'm
derstand a block of about 25.OOC
acres is under lease ia that com.
munity
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Notice

To those knowing themselves to
be indebted to me:
/ urgently requst you to come
in and settle. Some of my ac-
counts are getting old, and | de-
sire to have them settled at once.
With the greatest respect and
kindest regards, | am, Yours,
w. T.. w. DYE, M. D.
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A small child of Rufus Wilson's
of near Chestnut Grove, died last
Tuesday and was buried Wednes-
day.