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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-07
Toy Brings a Bride.

All these Shubert players seem
10 be getting the love bug. In
Going Some there was blush.
ing groom and nos IN "Mf Ham.
let OF Broadway" there will be- a
hope-to. die bride. in the person of
Nellie bly,. a chorus girl. who IL
decidedly not old enough TO be the
original Nellie BY who won fame
a. a globe. trotter 20 years ago
This Nellie Biy. in Toronto two
weeks ago, married an English
banker By the name OF Maurice
Bodinglon. Maurice, BY the way,
win be- here with Nellie next week.
Having been married but two
weeks. they have both taken q
vow that they will never be separ'
ated, no. not even for an instant
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TIE ARoYlr FUNERAL.

Mrs. Anna Argyle. one Of the
beat known Of scattlo'a philanthro
pista. who died recently at her
home, 1911 Yoalor way, wae buried
thia morning IN Lakeviow cemc.
terry. The funeral services we're
held AZ If o'clock this morning ut
the honncy Watson parlora.
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" !. w. sAYRE.

|ourTLE Is to see the very pop
IN ~ little actress. Emma
,usx again. Her return Is
~ % IN q general rcarrange-
- 4 the stock interests OF
unnrs Russell 4 Drew. an an.
nnne1t BY Manager Russell
~ nnseying the Information
A. y firm IL to, very shortly
- n1<r It's control a second
uSlru tn Portland: plans for
- being now on the way
= ! ske shubert offices. AS
~ y ~ plans are approved
~ q d new house will start
m wssessd. this theatre Will
- = shnbert attractions
~ = esn at the AlhambFa
EA1 Il
nj VI pmit Russell a Drew
d ksun Ii old Heillg. nos
Inn i Al Portland. TO stock
pufurnoS e. hlgh.claSs plays
~ 1rkess euntrol. II Is very
s1fk ~ RUSSELL 4 Drew will
~ Ut Seattle theatre stock
U1oN rhieh Is under the stage
&NIn q r. z. French. over 70
Stwt French played a long
1zes h Portland a year or more
u M hts company grew very
grar here, 80 that his return 20
- Oregon town wili not have the
aest aspect OF an experiment
~ II
M Dick French and his play.
= b Portland. Russell 4 Ores
vi q once, bring Emma Bunting
~ rsx stock company into the
lssszie Miss Bunting Is the most
rg1lAf stock star who ever
played = the Seattle: and Russell
Drew hare always Intended to
Nlas her back at the earliest Op
rrtniff.
h1z1zsr Russell goes TO Port.
~ ut Monday to remain there
n1 'Ae formal opening Of the
sRs11d @ the following Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-07
Joe Gates. Rapid RIse.

The altogether excellent produc-
ton OF Three Twins" now being
seen here under management OF Joe
Gates, recalls the rapid rise OF
that young man In the managerial
ranks. Seven years ago Gates
came 20 the old Third Avenue thea
tire as the advance man for Murray
e. Mack In Shooting the Chutes.
Now he owns a trio OF Three
Twins" companies and has a mum.
ber Of other important attractions
under his control.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-07

Lncius Henderson. who was Flor
ence Roberts leading man during
ali Of her big repertoire seasons
here under the management Of Be
Iasco a Mayer. viii shortly be IN
town again with THE Great John
Canton" 81 the Alhambra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-07

fAlcohollc tones destroy hair and
neplp. Leary'g non.nlooholio com.
pound gives life: cures dandruff
itching, falling hair. grnyneaa aud
bhldnesa. All druggists aud bar.
bers. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-07

The new tariff law has forced the
price OF dope up to an Impossible
figure. and dramatic editors are al
ready beginning 20 notice more
facts and less imagination In the
gtories handed IN to them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-07

CreatOre, the eccentric band
leader who came here under Chan.
ming Ellery's management several
years ago. has Just been married to
an Italian girl in Detroit, after an
acquaintance OF one brief week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-07

DALHousE JUNCTION. N. H..
Oct Three trainmen were
killed and three others we're Heri.
ounly injured when the Maritime
expreaa. from Halifax for Montreal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-07

Clay Clement. who used TO be a
good actor in the days OF his Ions
stock starring engagements at Cord
rays. has just been assigned the
title role IN one Of the new "A Gen
tieman From Mississippi com
panies.
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Possibility Note.

I'd Jacobson may shortly leave
town ahead Of some big musical
show.
Then again, he may not.
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INMA BUNTING IS To
RETURN TO SEATTLE
- Actress Will Re
- French Company
~ New Portland
lsuse Opens.
,.ukie Bailey, the Chorus
CA Who Horsewhipped
David Warfield, Is at
Ne Pantages.


,uusrMENTs THIS WEEK. =
i nooRE--@rhrec Tsins." =
4 u HAMBRA--~The Rinamas- 4
, m =
tsAND-~rhe Sunny Side Of =
sresS~ay." =
(. xArTLE--Thc nusseil-Dre~ q
,snpaHy tafss TO 5oth per. =
1, lermsneesl In "A Fighting =
a tnsnce.~ q
|, lolS-The Del Lawrence 4
|, ssnpsny tssth to 5ssh per =
/, ssrrssrcesl In The Rose OF =
4 ne Rancho" =
! oaphEuM--Mllc. Blanei and =
Z, ysv3eviile. 4
,HAJESric - Edward Gal \
I 1ohsr and vaudeville. 4
4 tkkrA6Es--censul, Jr.. and 4
h VAUDEVILLE. =
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-07

spokane.-Senator Il. Taylor OF
Tennessee. now here. says that
Senator Charles A. culbertson OF
Texas viii be nryan's opponent for
the Democratic nomination for
president IN 1919.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-07

San Francisco Captain Of Police
Conboy. while under the Influence
OF liquor ON June s. shot bernard
Lagan. l.Agan died last night and
Conboy has been arrested for muir.
der.
West Reddlnn. Conn Clara
Clemeaa. daughter 81 Mark Twain
was married yesterday 10 oasip
Gabrilowitsch. the Russian pianist
New York-At mass meeting
last night OF admirers. William u
Hearst was nominated for mayor
Washinason--Cable tolls on press
matters 20 Alaska will not be re-
dursd. the chief obstacle In the
way being that papers might over.
tat the cable. crowdlng out com
merciai matter.
Dayton, Wash.--ifenry Markham,
brother OF the poet who wrote the
Man with the Hoe" IL dead, nj
the age OF 81.
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paying az least 1853 more. The
striking design Of thin smart strict
~ tailored style will instantly iln-
press any woman who wirhrs an
attractive and stylish suit It's
rial The very latest fail skirt. with
cluster plsafa w eUiufN 81 black
navy. green. brown and smoke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-07

This ~ new arrival. and IL AZ
very handsome model You viii,
note she distinctive style % ihisl
new suit nnd the perfect uuss, thea
you viii understand Why u 10 80;
popular, Nothing like Il IN seatfiel
fer near tbs price. It's swell. new
uansthiiorcd cffaet. ht.fitting
tt+tnrh coat Comes Ia black. navy
brown. smoke and bronze. Mateflsil
10 Of the best.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-08-10
LEGALS.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
VI OF REAL ESTATE

BY virtue Of deed of trust made
by IdaM. Hidre.k and .Hidreth
her husband to me rs trustee. datel
on The 9Th dav of Oct, 1906. and Of
record in the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Calhoun County
/ West Va. in Trust and Mortgage
Book Mob at page 139 to secure q.
w. Hardman in the payment of q
certain negotiable promissary ncte
calling for the sum of Six Hun
lred and eighty five dollars( $685.. 00)
dated on the Sth day of Oct, 1906
and and due ono year after date
And default having been made in
the payment thereof / shall as such
trrstee upon the request of the said
CT. w. Hardman holder of the said
note, on Saturday the 4th dly of
September. 1909,
proceed TO sell by way of public auc-
tion at the front door of the Court
house OF Calhoun county West Vir-
ginit, to the highest bidder therefor
the real estate conveyed to me by
the said deed of trust, bounded and
described as follows:
Beginning at at stone and
pointers on the dividing ridge be-
tween Rowles Run and Annamoriah
creek corner to O. j. Hughes 'and
Emma j. Stevens lands and thence
with Mrs. Stevens land as follows:
N.54 ID w 81 1-2 po'cs to stake
and pt. on top of ridge corner to Rae
hel Cunningham land; thence with
two of her lines, n. 80 w. 30 poles
to chestnut oak, S. So W. 10 poles
to large white oak stump in Eliza
beth Haverty line; thence with the
reverse of two Of her lines S. 4 w.
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White Pine.

(Delayed)
Farmers are busy harvesting
their hay.
Grover White is going to move
to Parkerspurg in the near fu-
ture.
T. w. Sinners has taken boy
to raise.
jim Eerrell has returned from
the mountains and reports every
thing good,
M. II. Knight has some fine 2
year old cattle for sale.
d. B. Sinners and Irl Sinners
have gone to the mountains to
work.
R. w. Battons wife is very sick
not expected to live.
Dana Plutain and family of
Carson Tex. are visiting at her
old home at NJ. H. Knights; she
hasn't been at home Tor thirty
years.
We are informed that w. H.
Ayers is putting in anew stock
of goods at his old stand at White
Pine. Success to viii.
Aunt" Polly Ayers, mother
Of our townsman w II Ayers is in
feeble health.
We would be glad if our Road
Supervisor around and at lesst
throw the loose rock out of the
road; our roads are very bad.
c. w Weasc is at home; he has
been working in the mountains
for the past few months.
Subscriber.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-08-10

r. w. Bennett the Stumptowr
merchant was q visitor in town
the latter part of last week.
DR.. John Corkrean who has
been visiting in Greenbrier coun-
ty came to Redwood Friday. He
informs us that it is his intention
to locate at Roncevert. We are
Very sorry to report that Mrs.
j. NJ. Wolverton, of Oakford
Avenue, IS confined to her home
with typhoid fever. Redwood
Republican.
This new tariff bill is the big
gest fake ever perpetrntod upon
people. 1t is asserted that President
Taft is pleased with it, Perhaps so.
He is its author as modified and
finally agreed to and he ought
naturally to feel kindly toward bis
own creation. But it fools the
people thoroughly aud most COM
pletely, Woolons, leather goods of
all kinds aid cottons are satisfactor-
ily protected, and in Iscme respects
there is an increase in the tariff on
these SUBJECT. Steel and iron are
tickled to death over their schedules.
Neither the Mckinney bill nor the
Dingley bill did any moro for them
than does the Taft bill; They are
happy. The ssteel trust only this
week announced IN increase of one
dol ar per ton IL the price OF some
of their manufactures As thousands
of tons Of their products are
turned cut daily, the increased Of
one dollar per ton in the selling
price aub no increase in the price
of labor, or the cost of raw material
makes an extra profit of millions a
year Hence there is no reason for
fault finding on the part of he
steel trust After all the reduction
downward there is for sure less
result than followed tie mountains
travail for mouse. If the pc pile
will only wait they will see what
they see.
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II poles t jack oak; thence S. IS
w. 46 poles to pointers in line Of
the original survey; thence in
the said original lire ) 2 T.
1903 poles to pts, corner The original
survey thence in said original line
81 u. los poles to pts, corner IF
the original survey; thedce with n
mother line of the original survey N.
So T.. 15G Poles to a stone and
pointers corner 10 lands now owned
by A J Hughes; thence wIih tho re
verso of his lines y. So IL w. 30
poles to n stone and pointers n. 5
and 1-2 f.. 2S poles to place of be-
ginning containing 80 acres more
OF less being part of tract of
and conveyed to Hillory x Pitzer
by ID. III. Lcouard by deed bearing
dale on the 18th day of January
1884 OF record in the Clerks Office
Calhoun County on the 9th day of
November 1854 in Deed Book No. 8
pages 1876 and 1877"
Terms of sale: Cash in hand on
day of sale.
Given under my hand this Jnly
2Sth 1909.
G. b. Shn(fer Trustee.
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COntentlnent.

I'd be country editor and chase
around for news before I'd be a
millionaire with wealth I could
not use. I'd rather be a printer
with patches on my brooches
than be master of finance with
all my thoughts on riches. I'd
rather cat my modest meal di-
gest the same with c9ce than sit
down to a royal feast with q
stomach like John DIS. To
romp and frolic with my kids a.
round our cheerful hearth, with
their mother for the audiancc to
help enjoy The mirth is better
than to move about in high So
ciety whore dress and jewels
false make life a mockery. IT'S
true The printers cash get short
and duns comes i'm a hurry but
the happy fellow never frets; he
let's the dunner worry. He al
ways has q conscicnc clear, a dis
position sunny; he knows that
life has always joys besides the
chase for money. For the moul-
crs Of opinion is q happier mar
r. H.. a.. .....- ..T.
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! L. John Fogle of Russell was
a visitor in town one day last
week.
The infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. j. Gamer of Pine Greek
aged about 8 months, died last
Friday of diseases incident tc
childhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Ball of near
Pleasant Hill were visitors in
town Saturday
We are never undersold/ See
us before buying your shoes and
clothing. Chenoweth.
Mrs. Wait Polling and Miss
Minnie Elliott spent last week
the guests of of Mrs. Elliott
Stump. They were joined by Mr.
Polling and Miss Gay Elliott
There will be festival at the
Pleasant Hill church on Saturday
evening August 18th. Benefits
for preacher Everybody invited.
John T. Gamer has been assist
ing with the work in the Calhoun
County Bank during the temper
airy absence of Cashier Marshall
who has been looking after his
farming interests.
Big Reduction on all summer
dress goods, Lawns, Batiste,
Swisses, Madras, Cloths and all
hot weather goods, and a very
much larger line to select from
than any other store in the coun-
try. To show you is to sell you.
WANT q BARR.
Our neighboring town of Cres-
ton has an ice plant, running ev-
cry day. 1t should be a great
boon to our people as there was
no ice put up here last year Any
one wanting ice can call G. C. &
w. E. Bee by phone and have
their orders filled.
Jesse Mason of the Yellow
Greek oil Co. returned Friday
noon from We ster Springs
where he had taken his wife and
child for a sojourn. Upon his ar
rival here however on Friday he
received a telegram that his
child had taken suddenly sick
and he Immediately returned to
the Springs.
Miss iona Marshall, who,
for several years has been en-
ployed by the law firm of Mat
thews&Bell Of this place as stem
ographer. left last week for Rich
wood where she has accepted
position as stenograher with Dr..
of the McClung hospit-
al. Miss Zona has many friends
here who were sorry to see her
leave our town and we all wish
ner the greatest of good fortune
in her new home.
At II o'clock Wednesday morn
ing w B. Petty departed this life
after asickness covering three or
four weeks; two nurses were in
constant attendance but being
a very sick man from beginning
it seemed that nothing could be
done to save him. IIe was a son
of Roland Petty, ST., and was
80 years of age; and was a man
of sterling business integrity
and of exemplary habits. A
wife and two children survive
him. Spencer Bulletin. Mr..
Petty was brother-in-law to our
townsman Ira Hardman and had
many friends in our county who
will be sorry to learn Of his death,
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Dedication.

The Old Bethlehem church will
be dedicated on the first Sunday
in September. Rev. Burns will
preach the dedicatory sermon.
Dinner on the grounds. Every
one is invited.
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Notice,

All persons mdebtHd to me either
by note or account will be expected
to settle same very soon either by
cash or bank note. 1 kindly ask
each person to Look after their ac-
count soon, as many will be put out
for collection.
Respectfully.
w. T w Dive,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-08-10

The venerable George Light
ner and his have returned to
their home on Bull River, after
an extended visit with frinds in
Harrison county.
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Notice
w. T w Dye.

We have bought the H. ].
Grlggs store at Altizer, w. Va,
and will sell at a reduced price
until we move to Jesses Run.
JAMES r. LOWTHER q Co.
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Mlrrllge Lice nses.

j. w. Meadows 70.
Lulu Downs 20.
John A. Barnett, II
Emma Yeagcr, rs.
We're iiaymaker, -.
Odessa Meadows, 10.
w. II. Brannon, 25.
Arminda Anderson. -.
Cicero Godfrey, p.
Ethel Riddle 21
Fred Stump, n.
Maggie Sinner II.
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LOCALS AND PERSONALS.

ISu luo CullOSI JOO Oil Dig INOOC'
Postmaster Albert Smith has
been quite sick for several days.
George Truman was a business
visitor in the city Monday.
Il If in need of shoes see our bar
gains. Chenoweth.
Mccormick mowers, rakes and
repairs at Want & Barr's.
Bickle Bros will commence an
other well on the J. w. Pell lease
at once,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Cap"
Depue, Of Ayers, last week a fine
big baby girl.
Merchant Nj. w. Hoskins of
Arnoldsburg was a business Wis
itor in Grantsville Thursday.
Mrs. Florence Olsen and
daughter Decide of Collensville
are the pleasant guests of rela-
tives in town.
Everett Starcher, of Rocks
dale, was transaeting business
in town a day or so last week.
Have your bread, cakes, and
pies baked at Johnson and
Norris new bakery.
Come out and attend the big
picnic at old Bethlehem next Sat
urday you will have a fine time
and aid a good cause.
Chenoweth will offer you some
exceptional bargains during court
SO don't fail to come and see.
The picnic at old Bethlehem on
the 14th, promises to be a lively.
and interesting one, and a large
crowd is expected
Mrs. George w. and Miss Leila
Hartman of Barnes Run are the
pleasant guests of Mr. and Mrs.
S. w. McClyng.
Seventy-fve boys and childrens
two piece suits with straight
pants, to close out at less than
manufacturers cost at Want e
Bars. We need the room for
fall goods.
T j. McGinnis Of the James
Clark Distilling Co., was auto
graphed at the Willard. John
is a good fellow and has lots of
: friends here, not withstanding
he is in a bad business.
Jesse Bennett is having his
property on High st. repaired
and reprinted. He has had a
nice large porch built around his
house and Jack Jeffreys is pain
ting the building.
A few more mems suits to go
big reductions at Chenoweths.
Boyd Stutler, Roy Blizzard,
Golden Stalnaker and VIM. Ham
ilton returned Saturday from
Acre Island where they spent
several days Fishing and camp
irg out. They report a fine time
and lots of fish.
Mr.. and Mrs S. w. McClung
arrived home last week with
their month-old daughter, Edith
Louise, all safe and sound and
glad to get back. They were ac-
companied from Cincinnati by
Mr.. Meetings. sister Mrs Rath-
bore srd daughter. who will visit
atNeplewccd.
The Bear Fork Hunting Club is
making elaborate preparation for
the annual outing Of its members
which will begin on Sept LIST and
continue three weeks. The mem
bership of tho Club consists OF
seventeen members and cook and
to these VIII likely be added sew.
ersl guests. The Camp will be 10.
Gated as heretofore, on Trace
Fork of Bear Fork, ON the Louis
Bennett tract Of 5000 acres
where the Club has the exclusive
hunting privilege Mr. Bennett
will likely be their guest during
a part of the hunt A great dca
Of pleasure is anticipated by Tn,
members.
Z We must have room for ou
fall goods. We arc sacrificing
j our price to move our goods We
will save you money; come anc
COO
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Jasper Plant, of Enon, was in
town Monday. "
When at Count call at Chino.
weths for bargains.
Oke Huffman of Enon was q
I visitor in town one day last week.
S. H. Wilson of Russell was
transacting business in town
Monday.
Circ nit Clerk Charley Starcher
made a business trip to Chenille
last week.
Fresh bread on hands every
day at Johnson and Morris new
bakery. Grantsyille, VIVA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bennett
and children will attend the
state fair at wheeling
Miss Edna Chrisman Of Gilmer
county is visiting her sister Mrs.
Beeman Wright of Lovado.
Uncle" Daniel Huffman of
Steer Creek was a pleasant visi-
tor in our city last week.
One lot of Misses and Chill
drens White Canvas OXfords at
one half price at Want & Bars.
Several people IRON this coun-
ty will attend the fair at Park
ersburg 1t Will be larger Ind
better this year than ever before.
We are glad to note that Hugh
Terrell has recovered from the
typhoid sufficiently to be out a.
gain.
= So uire Marshall is getting out
timber, prepatory to having a
saw mill set on his farm on Steer
Greek.
We are now prepared to do
your baking. Call and see us
Johnson and Morris, Grantsvile
w Va.
Attorney Elliott Chenoweth
returned Friday from the West
Fork whe he has been harvesting
his crop.
Mrs. Deed Barr and son
Master Judson are at Chenille
on a business and pleasure Wis
it.
Roscoe Hartman and Watt Eli
oft closed up a deal while they
were in town Thursday, whereby
Hardman got from Elliott doz-
en- very fine yearlings.
We understand that Oda
Barnes who recently returned
home from the army will go to
Parkersburg this week and reen-
list. From a conversation with
Alva Johnson we learn that he
will not go back.
T II. Stump returned last
week from Gilmer and Braxton
counties where he attended the
meetings Of the Boards of Equa-
lization. Mr. Stump is very hope
full of work being resumed on
the l.. X. Railroad.
The infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Nester was found
dead in in bed on last Saturday
morning. The babe had seemed
well when the parents retired
and awoke once in the night and
nursed afterwards going to sleep,
but upon the mothers awakning
she found life extinct.
Miss Lulu Stump pleasantly
entertained a number Of her
young friends Saturday evening
at 8 p. NJ, at the home Of her
aunt Mrs. /. II. Trippett on Col
lege Avenue, Complementary to
Miss Hazel Furbec, Of Alma, ".
Va The Bean Kings Festival
and other mild amusements were
INDUCED in until 10 o. clock when
| delightful refreshments were
served. Upshur Republican.
We note from the clerks records
that a marriage license was IS
sved to Mr.. We're Haymalier and
Miss Odessa Meadows, both of
Arnoldsburg, last week, and we
presume that ere this the twain
are made one The Chronicle
joins a hoist Of friends in this
part Of the country in extending
concentrations and homes that