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New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
OTHER MARkETs-sv TELEGRAPH.

Ch3o4Eo Dec 23--CATTL-E- -2ecsipts. estimated ~
S5gyo as26i stea-y- s. of7SI go
3 5ogSs = stoclers AID feeders. 81 5oGS5 EOGS-e
oe1ts. estimated 5000 market &c higher
cl1iSs heavy Ehvpag - dS5 - butchers 8 70GS5 20
LE1t lEec. fs5 20. choice lgt, s. SJ packing.
s. s5Gs5 10 PIGS S4Es5 u. 25dS5
sr-EcEE1-Ftsceiplz estimated 1850 head market
EIsacy strong S49S. lambs s. 59ST 80; yea
Cincinnati. Dec -HOGs-Recepts. 5.7s3 head. mar
e El-er and lyc lover butchers and shipTTs 30 So
8 =. Common. s. 5gGs4 g. CATTLE-FeceiDts. L0l2
l---r market SOW z1c weak an- -9c llNsrs lar
g1oL Ergpers 55sS5 Is common s. 2aS3 SHEEP
Esceg-s 1ea6- market STEADY AZ s. 2 S4. lambs
s-sz--. ss9s6 .
5ze s,~e-z Sc 25ass . EE5AI4s zsesePts 100 mead
-z-ae- and higher. a. S-1Slp HDGS-Et--
zE-=r. steady Workers - 25aS5 %. pigs SO
= 3 -5d&5 51 daIr-s. - -pTS5 - SHELF
49, -AAIHsE-ocetg-s 5000 heal market active ~etzz
g p. y=z-i-Es s. 50Gs6. sheep. mixed. s2aS4 p
CE-r Dec Ga -AT~TLE-F2ecepts. 400 head.
i-c--uE Sou-he-us- market f0r heavy steers SLOW
sE- good. 81 25ES5 90 Western steers 81 80
80 ~" s9cse-s and f=eder SSpS5 =. Southern EteeIs
Hy- s.-tler1 cows - 5L5s -. -.at-,-, 80. =
es7 70 naive heters $5gS5 .. bulls. g 15Es4 20
ez-7=s E5e1S7 EClSzeaeip-s. 1000 head market
STEADY Sc hEher. s. 70 bulk ~ sales. $ - .
G. s. Sn5Ss 70. hackers and butchers, s. 3o9
ce--s- 4 Iarlhs &5G
=. eu-a acE y-a-slngs. 25as5 lG- year-
s5ESs = Western sheep s. 1903: stocl1ers and
s-e5~-z = 75ESs .
Fls-s-z-z Dec. TTLE-supply Light; market
fsslr. caci-e s. 55gS6 -: Ir-s SO 20as6 20 SHEEP
supply market STEADY sheep strong lambs
PRIME e-he-s s. culls and common. g. 504
& au1as. s. sg1$1 p VEAL CALVES. IS 59aSs
EzeG-Fe- rs ta-- steady prime heavas. s. 50
g.- yo-kerS s. 1895 81. pigs 8 so9SS 10: rous1s
Te.-1o. Dee 2s-CLovERsEED-cas g 424; De
eznHe- 3 s7 March. s. -: October. Sc o. n. AL
V-EE prime s. Is
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
MUST PAY DUTY ON AUTO
appraisers Decide against p. 4.
IsLer, OF This City.
IF7om The Trfhune Bureau

Washington Dec 2S--Autonobiles cannot be Dur
chased abroad by American citizen and then
brought N duty free . Household effect" Paul
4 IsIer. of New York tried & and found that the
rsan not successful. for the Board OF Cen
era Appraisers has just handed in a decision
knocking ont his contention that he used IL long
enough while ca the Continent entitle him TO
f-fnE L II exempt from customs charges. Isler
bought she automobile two years ago while on 4
visit 70 bis mother IN Switzerland He used Il
about four months. and left il there for his brothers
fo erfov while he returned 20 America Repeat
tr his trips Switzerland upon three other
occasions. ne used the machine for three or four
months and then decided to bring II 10 the United
states The collector Of customs at once demand
= 6urv en- the machine. and Isler claimed exenp-
,i7- nder the law which allows persons from for
sr- countries TO bring household goods into the
caunrrv duty free
citizen and resident cf the United States
szis the board in its decision who goes abroad
OF few months pleasure trip and returns. not.
IN our Judgment. a person from foreign country
,+-hs- the meaning OF that phrase used II this
.,s-sz-arh of the law TIE board also remarked:
There IS no question that automobile is &
household efeC- within the meaning OF the law
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
JANUARY DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST
Increase Ct s16.50O,OOo in Disbursements Over
Same Period Last Year.

TIE dividend and interest disbursement for jan
ua-v -ss. on the stocks aud bonds Of the New
York CITY banks and trust companies, and the
various raiiroads, industrial. miscellaneous and
ss-ee- railway CorDora1iOus Of the United States
81 be approxi-zately SIC 10000 greater than the
dshu-ssrneuJ in January, 1895. The total will ex-
cses -. .5a0oo0-
-.e large increase IN the disbursement in Janu-
s-v -e1S over the same period a year ago can be
attributed 20 the large amount OF securities issued
6u--c -1e last twelve months which totaIIed
box $500 90 0o bonds and $500 900 notes for the
rsL7oa,z and Industrial companies. There was an
Increase II the municipal bonds. excluding New
YorH Ci-y, oe about SSe.6o3oo upon which The IN
teres- IS payable II January and July, and the
r-z-d ro-zl q al bonds OF every character upon
when interest IS payable n those months is So
e 0a against grand total OF 8 6s5 II 900 in
Ja-us-y -l1S
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24

COTTON-The cotton market nervous and r
regular. closing steady, points higher points
lower Sales ere estimated at 10000 bales The oIer
steady advance Of points December
and point october, but generally unchanged 10
response cables during the
sa-ly points
lower under local bear pressure and liquidation De
relatively steady however.
position signs OF uneasiHess- This rad
tendency check decline. and sharp bulge
OF from s6c % SO6c IN the price q the near month
accompanied advance posi-
tions. which sold 5Q5 points higher Covering was
Of support there
seer 70 De long which
probably Of Improvement n
~ the year The close
or from the Reports oT stea6ier
South probably helped the advance
middle session. Following yesterdays rally
Of Southwest. Improvement 0f sc
reported Savannah and several private wires were
repCr1inE better export demand This would
b purpose filing December
eng reported that cable from Moscow
ss-s = h--es less than
astv recently claimed A.
point about 20 points
srr- he ecer level the active months
The prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
BOND NoTES.

TIE directors of the Boston & Maine Railroad
Company yesterday Ewarded E1.70o.000 twenty-year
bo-ss - william a Read & Co as, tenders
Har--E beer invited sor the bonds the basis Of
e ard -2s The bid OF William A Read & Co,
vL1 z-z understood 70 have acted for syndi-
care vas Ct q fguTe representing al income basis
Ct about $50 Per cent
Subscriptions for the S1L0o0.Oo0 Chesapeake &
Ohio general funding and Improvement bonds sold
II k1nr. Loeb & C and !. P Morgan & Co.
vze-= received by the bankers yesterday and were
g heavy that announcement was made by noon
-1Et no further applications could be considered
TIE r-e-i-E n0r pubIiC-
T-= --zaagemen- Of The United States Rubber
r---rz-- II is understood has more than Euf+7-
ce-- proxies 20 insure the ratification at the spe-
Ga s-cckEll6e-z' meeting next week Of the PRO
nosz- @ au-horfze he creation OF S29o0.0o ten
-ea- Ter cent bonds. Following the authoriZa-
-s-- r- he stockholders J. & y. Seiigulal & Co.
VIZ make g public Offering o. s-5oooooo Of the
-e- bonds. The success q which IS said 70 be al
-ez--
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York DeceTnOeT IsJ6
COFFEE-T'he coffee market was barely steady TO TO
closing steady. unchanged 70 points
Sales OO0 There seemed
-ts selling trade interests PROBABLY against
purchases IN Brazil and the little scattered realzlg
while support OF consequence IN eyl-
The unchanged prices 10 q de-
cline points, January the only month 10 show
positions unOeT the
influences mentioned above sympathy with easier
European cables probably
strcted TO extent by the approach Of the hoi1ays
market VIII be closed Friday ard Saturday OF
probably interfereC with eXpTes
opinions circulated the
prices houses
the days market concerned. The movement II
the interior still iIJerfered with by
transportation difficulties Jundiahv receipts as officially
reported against $4,000 TWO years
while receipts II the cwC ports were 10000 bags.
60 reported IL al
"a
reported change or the European markets taVre
franc lover. Hamburg closed unchanged
= pfennIg lower spot coffee quiet with quo
tattons rhe basis q 67gC tor RIO NO Z
The range q prices the local to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
EuRopEAN PRopucE MARkET.

L.re--5-rf rler 29-Clostng: WFEAT-spot easy. No ?
winter L0-zd- futures STEADY December
laas March = Is SD tfJElN--pof
srea-- new American tIu-vestonJ. 5s 47zd
:--1-e= g-4-. Iazuzry 2ssd: March IS d PEAS
Canadian steady Is ID FLDLIt-'f inter IateT5s hr.i.
hops London tFacitc steady tSgt- rs
EEFF--rr--s Tr6ta mess stead. I15s FOHK-E'rlln@
es1err quiet Us 80 BAN short cut = 70 %
p GIL - al BACgN-gg-lier- and cut 70 70 30 n
-.-orr rfb p n dull 45s ionE Gear
rl5gles ghr p . n as long clear nicdles
neaEF 81 90 r dun 4ts shorf clear beeks - l. -
p easy clea bellies. i u lB u easy
fE5rr-- TlE-F--Scuare 3 =. easy. SIS LARD
Prime TTae-e-n In STEADY American
refneE l- rafE 6u-I IS 60 Bf-TTER-t5oo1 Ln4t=d
Erzrzs sr-a5y CHEFS E-i'a madam finest At,te
s-=Ecae -+s canadian frest e0i0re1 Eteacr- Gus Tai
L9.FFI1e cstg -tfaSg 2ss O. T itEE-, II aplIls
ErU- FCErN-CzI1liaou firm - nd Pc
5EsCI-EIlE-Izenaed s-esty. 741. LLSSEED OIL-DU-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24

PED D LINE
For Porro Rico. Curacao and Vsnszu-tA
Pier IL near Wall ST Ferry. Brooklyn
Fer san Juan. Porto RIco-
AT REDUCED RATES
IS Cararas Saturday, Jan 2 %. noon
Ss PhfIadeIphia- Sat. Jan. I6 %. noon
TSor Ia GuRyra. Pto. CabeIlo, Curacao and
MRracaibo.
MarscsIbo - Saturday. Dec ~ nom
ss 6 Aurora . Saturday. Jan 2 %. noon
sFreiEht only.
--ra-a steamers havs superior accGnuodA-
tfous for passengers.
BOCLTOE, BLISS & DALLETT.
General Maaa8ers- So Vail 81
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
ROOFING AND LEADERS.


LANE EYSTEM-HANGING LEADERS
away from wall by Lanes patent pipe
hangers saves leader. Saves wall. Cjrcu-
lars mailed Ira O. lane. 2uT K cath ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

We buy FOR spot cash second hand pl-
amos send postal and representative
will call. We have Steinway bargainA
Wiss Piano CO.. IL East 12ath 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
CHICAGO PRICES.

M.@ Mi5aeA+y .Rs Rss5 g sss Is5s 1sss 4sS5 is is
@ Closing aus at 22d2a a2 2s 8 @ so a5hss ds and f
higher At % o5q2a sSe 6oPPER~Was lrn and higher
Win fIss % at t6S lSs sd % Tas ooa n@T1et vas as a1 t
ana quasi easne e al s &c 43DWas over
At t ana the 9ea market S was s2S f5 IN IN
London and the local market remained quiet al olog
rants in the London martS The local raarket was
steady with No foundry Northern quoted at sls I5g
aoTk Produce Exchange was daii and uneRanged %lLh
sl6Sl6 80: January February and March, slS % SSl'
oASsEs a , AND 4 nFs: fer fer, szgPs 2
5 s1O% % o~lng 70 nsht olieTlngs I, t % sdes
quotations follow: New Orleans centrusai con NON
Orleans. open kettle. 2s942c: sYRUPs. common log
I7e fair, 1eGaoc: good. 1sG22c: prime. 225o' fancy
oIIs-Cottonseed oil was arm and higher to-day on
and IN sympathy with the acvahSs & n hog =
3ssc: 500 January. 8sso 100 March. 2sc: 1000 MAY
We 5i6fe: EN- stansaTS vh4e ssoc: bus
York 10 soo; Phiadeiphia 10 Sc; water W6ite & New
e45c; water white. cases. New York II +oc; Phade-
prime yellow, spot, as4 Gs9c; Deoember 3sis
sS % 5anGaF} 8 sT ~ g5 acc and y Of
yellow December 81 4 73s 1sc: good on sumner
yellow 44aG4ss LNsI5ED oIIA.asrgaa ] seee city
PsovTsIoSs-stsa advqnces occurred in the pro,
better cash demand. outside buying and very light
day. Chicago had $4,000 hogs and expected $1,000 on
sic 50as17; family s17 509S1s so short clear. t2os
sea BEEF-steady. Quoted: Ness sla gsi3 go; fam
mess g ssS q SS s EF ~ 4&soSet 2Gosd s26
gs2s DREssED, a3Gs--steadWg- W Quoted. BsS2ns'
CUT MEATS-Pfckled bellies steady Quoted: smok-
hams @ S quiet t. q Quoted 5s.c 81 2 81 y ey
%ddo G&gsts western c5 lard .t2osg 5o0sd
sNc. Resnsd lard hrlnsr, quoted: South America.
1o90c; Continent 1oc Brazil kegs 12o COMPOUND
ed. oieo. I61lo city fia-d stearine i6&c.
RICE-Business IN rice was quite active for end q
ffnary 81 q 4c fair ~ 4ssc: good Ordinary AZ a
sUGAR-The market for refined sugar was dull and
refne-s who quote net basis of 455c. less per
prices subject TO rebate q 10 points and discount
Eagle tablets. 695c cut loaf 45c: crushed. j37c;
mould A 5c cubes, Eagle 5-Ib bags powdered and
dered Soc powdered coarse powdered and fruit
pow viered 4T5c; Eagle coarse and extra fine Eranu
as ~ e5e 1o-Ib ba2s DO Soc 55 and So h ba ~
mond A 4.65c confectoners A. 45Oc No !. 45c; Nos
2 ana a, 44oc; No 435c: No ; 43oc No 25c;
3 csc. No IL 1900. No IS. 8 Soc Nos Il i and 10.
3soc- The raw sugar market vas lower The new
basis q duty paid prices vas made r sales Of ~ 600
70 l3o 600 bags Iu6a snLp
equal 20 3a7o duty paid basis The market vas 1uoted
rnoIasses sugar test. ea2r. The London market
fo- beet sugar was az higher for MAY. which
DeceTr Der quoted at los : aRo gaQac ar us - O.
week before Il s12 last year geo years
Meetings for the week we're a. tons O0O
previous week 10000 last year and p 600 g 1909, %
previous I1S.T06 ago and 132 00l IN 1905
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
FLORIST.

BOUQUETS. decorations. cut-fOWers, ex-
pressed. mailed or delivered. karadontes
& DemetropuIOE. II CorJlandt St and 3lSI
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions FOR
The Tribune received at thsir Uptown
Once. No. 1884 Broadway, between 36rh
and S7th sts-. until o'clo-k p n Ad-
vertisements received a. the following
branch Offices at regular Office rates until
O'Clock ?. m. viz: 264 Sth ave, = =
cor. 30 st. 153 9th ave, cor. 12th ST. 1O4
East 14th St 257 West 42d ST, between
7th aud sth aves. 2G3 West 125th ST 1898
50 ave: 1928 Sd ave. near 61st st: 1TO9
1st ave, near S9th St, 15T East 125;h St
756 fremont ave; $50 81 ave- and any
American District Telegraph office.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
FOR SALE

BIGGEST RARG GAINS.-CIosing out; beau
tIful gold chairs. silk Uoholsteri1g. only
81 formerly 81 90. GOLD FCRNITC RE
FACTORY, 90 9th ave. opposite Sth 81
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
MACHINERY.

GOOD second hand milling machines. Ioot
ans mower presses. lathsx mentor and
screw machines, etc. entire plants boCSAt
for cash Manhattan al9 West broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

HIGHEST PRICES for diamonds. precious
stones. old god. jewelTy. Established
1874 Airs. Lynch's Son. s45 RroscWay-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE

HAVE LIST or buyers ror AL kf1ds Ce
business Coates. IDS 8r1adEaT
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
RAILROADS
BlLTINORE Z Clio R. R.
ROYAL BLUE LINE TEAMS. b.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every Other Hour on the Even Hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASEINGLON,
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION, WASHINGTON, WIFI
AL LIES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily. 23d ST LID *
Washington. Sleepers- 20 pm Sd an
Washington Diner. Parior 80 an 20 an
Washington, Diner Parlor $50 am 10 % an
Washington. Diner. Parior- 50 an Il ~ a
Washington. ParlOr- --.--- l-bO pm %gS e2
Parlor Car New York % Richmond, y a
Royal Ltd. 90 Diner. ParlOr $50 pm :. - pr7
Washington. Diner. Pa-lor $50 F1n . % Pm
Washington, Buffet, Pa-ior $50 pm I-oo pa
Through Daily Trains y the West
Chicago. PfttsbUrg --....-. I-lE-1rn 80 an
Chirazo Columbus -. II so am u 90 M
Pittsbiirx Cleveland -. A5O pm 400 PA
pitts burg Limited .----- $50 pm I-US pm
Gin. St [. Louisville II 50 pm 80 an
Gin. St L. Louisville - = 30 am 10 - am
Gin. ST l. Louisville $50 pm 700 Pm
Ofices. PAS 454. 1900 Broadway. AStor
House rs 5th ave. New York: 345 Fulton
at. Brooklyn. West 23d St and Liberty 81
After p. NJ Sleeping Car reservations
and fuIl information regarding trains. SC.
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information.
3 & O. P R. 22d St Ter Phone I+$-
Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
STAMPS AND COINS.

Id COINS. medals. paper money. bought,
sold. Thomas L Elder 81 Z. sd st, \. y.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
POST CARDS.

P0sT CARDS AND NOVELTIES
OUR sPECIALTIES - 5000 different
srvles ana designs. Complete catalogue
sent on request. Buy from manufacturer
snd se- SQUARE deal The largest line OF
CHRISTMAS and New Year post cards and
novelty calenders IN America JOSEPH
KOEHLER. $50 Park Row
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24

ssTRAVEL"
9n-,ax. booklet containing details OF over
100 Winter Tours TO Florida Bermuda ia
rnaica Cuba West Indies. and all resortS-
Greater variety and lower rates than ever
before offered sent free on request Mars
ts-s Tours 81 West 5Oth St. New York
COOKS HOLY LAND TOURS
All include Egypt BookletA
THOS COOK & son. PAS. 100 R'vay,
$40 Madison ave. 563 5th ave- New YORK
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
BOARD AND ROOMS

! Eacn NoEus . ga /
LARGE. square room and board: hot or
cold water. heat 249 Jefferson ave. Brook
Iyn.
I22D ST. 425 EAEI--LArge rooms With
first class home cooking: every con-
veniencei s5; meals 25 cents. five 81
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24

MmnPMT AROUND TEES
lyNusW ] WORLD CRUISE
Bv SIS. ARABIC. 700 tons. Fsb. :. Oct Ia
80 TOURS TO EUROPE. $50 UP.
Ttalv-Sicily Tours Jan and g. 57S
FLANK c. CLARK. Times Building, N 7.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
FURNISHED ROOMS TO Lkr.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
Full information concerning these rooms
may De had, free OF charge, at the Uptown
ONCE OF The NeW-YOrk Tribune. iSe4
Broadway, between S6th and 37rh sts
Single insertions cents per line SIX
which entities advertiser 70 have rooms
ENTERED for a period Of fourteen days IN
The TTIbune's Directory Ct De5ira6le RoOEnS-
Write for circular
6sTH ST, 80 WEST.-Rooms fer gentle
nished. electric lights. telephone: every
modern convenience first class attencance;
breakfast II desired; private block, highest
references only
1I6TH. Broaod way subway. opposite Co
lun-bia- handsome suite; outside. sunny
room, 81. elevator, electricity. dining cafe
80 West l2lst St, Norris
s4TH ST, 40 wEsT.-Handsomely FUR
nlshed warm. homeIike rooms: gentle
men preferred. references Telephone
44TH ST. 227 wEST.-Prtvats family;
two Handsomely appointed rooms. con-
meeting bath suite, single: gentlemen
6sTH ST. IS w.-Parlor floor. suitable FOR
physician: private bath electric lights;
best attendance
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received AT thsir Uptown
Office. No. 1884 Broadway. between 36th
and 37th SITS, until o clock p m Ad-
ve-riseueurs received AZ the following
branch Offices at regular Office rates until
O'Clock p. n, viz: 264 sth ave, 5. E.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
n1lllN[RmllNES

GIBRALTAR NAPLES. TRIESTE
Ca-Cuia- Jan :. noon Pauucnia- ---- - 80 =
-ar--7aufa Ian q -ocr f-a-Cr-laz- sl- -
VERNON H BROWN. General Agsn-
21-24 state ST. opposite tEs Battery
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24

F77mmFO7 S4asou-LI-1frad Par
r lIitTHIiISf r tieEExc=DtlonaI Advan-
SS 1uSl S1aEes- Lsr and Ms 4 =
Paine ia Ridgs ST. Glsrs Falls. y 7
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1908-04-07

One of the happiest events
that has occurred in Grantsville
for some time. was a dinner Civ
en- by Mrs. Elizabeth Silcott, at
her pleasant home on last Thurs
day, in honor of Mrs. Mary Nc
Chung, who is sojourning here as
the guest of her son and his
pleasant wife, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
w. McClung. Those present
were Mrs. S. r. Cook, Mrs. s. G..
Barr, Mrs McClung, Mrs. Jane
Hosey and Mrs. John s. Cain.
All present are high in their
praise of the splendid time en-
joyed, and vote Mrs. Silcott a
most delightful hostess.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1908-04-07

A. E. Kenney leased 1876 acres
of land near the Radabaugh well
on Trace Fork. from w. H.
Ayers, of White Pine, paving
81, 600 for the snme. This is a
handsome bonus and we are glad
to see Mr.. Ayers get a good price
for his lease. Mr.. Kenney thinks
he will get it drilled this spring.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1908-04-07

In an interview with Hon A..
E. Kenney, the Chronicle man
was informed that he will not be
a candidate for reelection to the
House of Delegates this fall. He
says, however, that he VIII be
here to help make the campaign
for those who are nominated by
his party. and predicts that this
is a Democratic year throughout
the State.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1908-04-07

The Library Club had made ar
rangements to take the play re-
Gently given at the Court House,
to Mt. Zion, but when investiga
tons were made they found it
was impossible to secure a build
ing to play it in. The hall at
that place being too small, and
one of the trustees of the church
at that place thought it best not
to have the play in the church, SO
the Club withdrew all proceed
ings and gave up the idea.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1908-04-07

Mr.. Archie Burrows, of Pleas
ant Hill, came in and advanced
his subscription on the Chronicle
Wednesday. He is a fine citizen,
and a good farmer as we'll. His
wife, who has been sick for
some time, is improving nicely
at present.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1908-04-07

Bill Savine, Of Leaf Bank, who
has been working in this county
for several years, will soon move his
family to Kanawha county, where
they will make their future home.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1908-04-07

Weak women get prompt and
lasting help by using DIR. Sboop's
Night Cure. These soothing, heal
ing, antiseptic suppositories, with
full information how to proceed are
interestingly told of in my book.
No. 4 For Women. The book anil
strictly confidential medical advice
is entirely free. Simply write DR..
Shoop, Racine. Wis, for my book
No. T. Sold by Dye Pharmacy.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1908-04-07
Real Estate Transfers Marriage
Licenses, ETC., issued
by Clerk Chung.

q. G. Bee and wife to Hogan
Hathaway, 2S15 acres on Little creek,
consideration 1925.
Rosa A. aud Jasper Elliott to Elz,
Stevens, 1-8 undivided interest in rs
acres on Pine creek, consideration $50
Ella Stevens, OF al to Leo Gamer,
l-8 undivided iut crest in 10 acres on
Pine crr.t. confederation $40.
Ests Stevens to Lee Gamer, % Of
1-8 undivided interest in rs acres on
Pine creek, confederation $50.
Nary c. aud J. W. Roberts to E.
L. Roberts. 20f acres on West Fork,
confederation 81.
F. n. Wright and wife to jennie
PITCHER. 63} acres on R.w.ls run.
confederation $500.
J. w. Keaton to J w. and Mamie
A. Keaton. 4S acres on upper Nieut,
confederation 1875
Caroline Gum to Belle Polling. %
acres on Sinking Springs rus, eonsid-
Grafton $21.
G. W. Hardmsn {. Everett Kerby
o8 acres on Barnes run, consideration
$3.50 6s
G. w. Wells aud wife to C. F. and
Charity Bower. rs acres. Stocking run
alton $500.
Robert Wilson and wife to Mipda
Bibles. SO acres, Center district. CON
sideration 81.
]. u Hanilssn, ct al. Comrs. to
Lee Gamer, SO acres on Pine creek,
e702
Lee Gamer aud wife TO Esther
@ ainer, SO acres, Pine creek, oonaid
Grafton 1920.
K. Chenoweth, Conn. to E N.
Wright. undivided I-S interest in lO3
acres on Rowsls run, consideration
e75.
D. g. Dennison aud wife to ]. d.
Cutlip. 20 acres, Sherman distries,
OF ,hsnge Of land.
J. D. Cutlip to G.. Rice, 90 acres,
Sherman distfict. consideration APO
G. u. Wigner and wife to Emily b.
Stutler. TRUSTEE Tor Dallas G. Stutler,
lot In G antsville, consideration $50
j. w. Lane aad wife to Us. Jar
Wis. ct al. 27 acres, Washington dis
riot, confederation $3.50.
Bsttoll Terrell. Trustee. to Z. w.
Gainer. 80 acres. Laurel creek. COZ
'ideration $72o.
The following permits to we'd have
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1908-04-07

Presley Morris chances look
rather slim for the nomination of
Congress since his home county,
Richie. gave Harry woodward
such an overwhelming majority
in the primary last week.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1908-04-07

G. G.. Griffin and DR.. Adams,
two very prominent gentlemen
from Washington District were
Grantsville business visitors
Thursday night.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1908-04-07

Roy Stump cannot be idle.
Since he had the misfortune of
breaking his arm, he has been
acting as agent for a carpet con-
Germ, and is making a success of
it, as he always does everything.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1908-04-07

Anyone desiring the services
of an artistic painter or paper
hanger will do well to call on
Linn Jeffreys. He certainly can
do the work in pleasing manner
and if you don't like the job
after it is completed, it doesn't
cost you a cent.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1908-04-07

Prof. Cooper has been COM
PEELED to call off his school which
he intended to commence teach
ing in the near future at this
place, owing to the fact that it
was impossible to secure boarding
for the students at a reasonable
price.