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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-11-20
CRIPPLE CREEK.

The Bethel Baptist church gave a
chicken fry Monday evening of last
week in honor of Mrs. A. E. Rey-
nolds of Denver and in an endeavor
to help her secure her property A
short program was rendered. Mrs.
H. Dean presided at the organ during
the evening. Among other partici-
pants were W E. Scott, Mrs. Fred
N. Hopkins, Mrs. John Brody and
Mrs. W. E. Scott.
Mrs. Josie volz is indisposed at
this writing.
Mrs. John Kimberling is on the
sick list.
Mr.. Jesse King of Denver has NOV
ed TO our city. He expects Mrs. King
Saturday.
Rev. Harris of Canon City will fill
the pulpit Sunday. November Il.
The A. NJ E church organized
mite missionary last Thursday after
noon
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-11-20
ALBUQUERQUE NEWS.

Mrs. j. w. Booker, OF Trinidad.
Colorado. made hurried trip to the
city last week to see her sick hus-
band. who is here for his health
Upon the arrival OF his wife Mr.
Booker became Immediately relieved
from his serious and sudden attack.
Mrs. Booker is expected TO return
about the first OF December TO re-
main with her husband during the
winter months.
Mrs. II. H. Jones. wife OF our ef.
hcient pastor. Is sick and is confined
to her bed. The community Is In
deep sympathy with the reverend
gentleman. as II Will probably hinder
him In his pastoral work. but we are
pleased TO announce that she is slow
ly recovering.
Mrs. G. w. Cochran is undggo
serious operation al the Sisters
hospital by having Is or 90 pound
tumor removed from her abdomen
The last report says she is getting
along nicely.
Rev. W. n. Prince. the well.known
presiding elder Of this district, ar
rived Friday evening and preached
two very able sermons. one In the
morning and the other In the even
ing in the presence OF an appreciative
audience. Quarterly meeting was held
Monday evening, which showed that
the report was fairly good for the
length of time Rev. Jones has been
in charge of a much scattered flock.
Mrs. T. X. LAYERS. of this city,
left for San Diego. Calf, She will
remain indefinitely.
If you want to find the best peo-
pie OF the city go and take your
meals at the Watson & Benjamin
restaurant located at llsh North
Third street
The representative citizens of the
city met at A. NJ. T. church and or
ganized brotherhood among the
colored citizens: rather a new or
ganization among our people In this
section of the country. The objects
are TO promote an ideal fellowship
not only among its own members,
but to establish a closer brotherhood
among all civilized people. This ef.
fort is worthy OF the loyal support
of our people. The officers are: Rev.
"a II. Jones. president; G. N. Bryant,
treasurer; w. T. Rose. secretary. ex-
ecutive officers, T. 0. Mason, Henry
Bramlett, T. Brinson, AL Montgomery
and Ed Ellsworth.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-11-20
BUDGET OF NEWS
FROM OTHER CITIES

tertaining conce t. After the concert
they sold light refreshments. The
program was p, rticipated in by the
following: Re' Crutchfield, Miss
Georgia Seymo, r. Misses McAlpin
and Seymour, Iiss Ethel Sutton,
Misses Sutton nd Seymour. Mrs.
Cross, Miss Nc Alpin. Miss G. Sey-
mour, Master Seymour, Mrs Ecles,
Misses Smith md Seymour, Mrs.
Hardiman.
Mrs. Booker home from Albu-
querque and re- orts Mr.. Booker on
the mend.
Mrs. Thomas Williams mother.
on a visit
Rev. Smith, OF Ration. is in the city
calling on form, Ration residents.
Mr.. and Mrs. E King left last
week for Oklah lma. Mr. King re-
ceived word that his father had been
q hpl Sc
Miss Cora Blai kwell. who has been
quite III with tyl hold fever, is up and
around again
Mr.. Pink Steel came in from Wal
senburg on a bl siness visit. He is
cousin of Mr.. J. c. Steele.
An entertainm mt will be given at
the A. NJ. E. chi rch Thursday night:
superintended by Mrs. Cooper. There
will be an old-t me wedding and a
contemplating. good program and
general good I me is anticipated.
A little surpri Sc party was given
for our minister and his family Mon.
day night.
Mr.. NJ Grant I'd Mrs. W. X Garth
will leave Fridai night for few
days visit with riends in Denver
Mr.. Lee Gibso left last week for
the west on a 81 ort visit.
Tuesday event &. at the home Of
Mrs Priscilla Ca tile. candy pulling
was given in no lor of her daughter.
Mrs. Mae Vase iez Those invited
were: Miss Lyli IN Garth, Miss Cora
Blackwell, Miss Rodges. Miss Dun
can. Mr.. ]. c. Steele, Mr.. W. w.
Woodfall, Mr.. Fl lzer Moore. Richard
Anders. Leonal Chapman, Mr..
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Hardi-
man. Mr. and MI !. w. NJ. Castle, Mr..
and Mrs E. ]. ,yer and the Misses
Barnett,
Mr.. Leonard Chapman left for
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-11-20
TRINIDAD, COLO.

Master Arthur Seymour has gone
to Colorado Springs to spend the win
ter with his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Seymour.
Miss Cora Blackwood. who has
been on the sick list, is able to be out
again.
The Methodists will give cotton
picking and whipping post Thursday
night
Thanksgiving day the members Of
ST, Pauls Baptist church will serve
a good old turkey dinner. like our
mothers used to serve, and the ladies
of the Sewing Circle will be busy
with their fair.
Last week the members Of the choir
of st Paul's church gave very en-
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-11-20

FIVE CENTS A Copy

Denver Sunday evening, but will re-
turn Thursday to Trinidad.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-11-20

Mr. E. ]. Jenkins left for Wooten
to work in the mines at that place.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-11-20

Last week the members of the choir
Of st Pauls church gave very en-
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-11-20

Mrs. Mae Vasquez leaves Wednes-
day night for Old Mexico. She VII
be accompanied by her four children.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-11-20

Miss Lillian Garth is visiting her
parents for a few weeks. She will
return to Denver soon to make her
home in that city.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-10-19
JUDICIAL SALE

BY virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court of Calhoun County West Virginia
rendered at the Augut term 1909, in a
certain suit in chancery pending therein
| in which Lonis Bennett and others are
plaintiffs aad John A. Buck and Others
are defendants, the undersigned commits
sioncr will on Tuesday the 10th day of
November 1909, that being the first day OF
the November term 1909, of the said Circuit
Court offer for sale the real estate by said
decree directed to be sold. tc-wit; tract
of 1872 acres of land more or less situate on
The South side of the Little kanawha
River at the mouth of Lemuels Run in
Calhoun County West virginia which MAS
conveyed by CT. " Bennett aud Others to
j. A. Buck and S. c. Buck by deed date
on the 9TH day of December 1905 and
witch is more fully described in certi-
fed copy of the said deed which is flel
as an exhibit with the plaintiffs bills in said
cause.
But there will be reserved and excepted
other minerals that may be on,in or under
the said land, with the full free right and
privileges to the grantors in the deed A.
forsaid their heirs and assigns, t. develope
and operate the same, especially inclnd-
ing among such rights, to use wafer there
from and to lay pipe line and build roads
tanks stations ana structures thereon, to
operate the same, and utilize and take care
Of The product therefrom, all without pay
ment of damage therefor and also rcserving
for the benefit OF the grantors in said deed
their heirs and assigns, pepper and con
venient right of way, for all purposes from
their adj inning lands to the said river and
at the ford at the mouth of Lemules Run,
and also sufficient ground and room On the
bank of the SAID river at said right Of way
for the banhaSe of all timber taken fion
their adjoining lands, and for all machiu-,
cry and SUPPLIES that may he proper aud
useful for any operation in regard to said
minerals,on this or the adjacent lands of
the gyantors IN sli1 deel to tn, same cx
tent as such oil, gas and other rights and
privileges were re served in the deed oforc-
said from the said G. w Bennett and
others to the sad ! A. and ). c. Pu;k
Terms of slle;- one third Of the pur.
chase money cash in hand on day Of sale
and the residue on a credit of one, two
and three years taking from the purchas-
ers notes or bonds with good security
for the deferred installments bearing in
terest from the date of sale
j. NJ. Hamilton, Commissioner.
!, c. starchcr Clerk Of the circuit
court Of cllhoIn colaty west virginia do
certify that j NJ. Hamilton the comnis-
sioncr above named has f!el in my Office
a bond, in the penalty Of $3.50 90 as
required by decree in said cause.
Tes.e. c c. starc1cr CLERK.
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duces a big-boned, weii.deHS
oped, mentally energetic raca.
His experiments prove thas
good oatmeal such as Ouaassl
Oats not only furnishes the bssN
food for the human being. hssEI
eating 1t strengthens and g.
larges the thyroid RlanA-yss
gland is intimately conAsetS1l
with the nourishlag PROGRESSED
of the body.
In conclusion be Says-%
1t seems probable thefe
that the bulk and brawnln ess =
the Northerners (meaninx a.
Seotch) has been In somW
measure due to the stiu1ulAkian
oRhe thyroid gland by eas~ns1
porridge in childhood" 4
The Scotch eat Quaker OaS&
because Il Is the best Of al aAAe
meals,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-10-19

\ In an article published in the
Youth Companion of Septem-
Der 23rd, 1909, DR.. Browne. the
great medical authority on
foods, says, about brain and
muscle building
There is one kind of food
that seems to me Of marked
value as food to the brain and
70 the whole body throughout
childhood and adolescence
YOUTH, and that is oatmeal.
Oats are the most nutritious
of all the cereals, being richer
In fats, organic phosphorus and
lecithins.
He says oatmeal is gaining
ground with the well-to-do Of
Great Britain. He speaks of 1t
as the mainstay of the Scottish
laborer's diet and says it pro-
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Feeding Farm Hands.

Every farmers wife knows what ire
mendous appetites farm hands usually
have; but while they eat we'll they
work we'll. too.
Here's a good suggestion about feed.
ing farm hands. Give them plenty
OF Quaker Oats. A big dish of
Quaker Oats porridge with sugar and
cream or milk is the greatest break
fast In the world for a man who needs
vigor and strength for a long days
work. The man that eats Quaker Oats
plentifully and often is the man who
does good work without excessive IA.
tigue. There is a sustaining qrality
In Quaker Oats not found in other
foods. and for economy it is at the
head Of the list. To meet all needs,
Quaker Oats is packed in regular size
packages. large size family packages
and Theoretically sealed tins (for hot
/climate). s
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boen approved and filed by me.
Teste: G. G.. Starcher.
Clerk.
AOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE


by virtue Of decree OF the Circui, Cour
of Calhoun County West Virginia render.
ed IN the Chancery cause Of w. III. Thorn
/ as Jr. ct ais against George Wayne, ct ais,
at the August term 1909, thereof, the un
dersigned Commissioner will on
Tuesday, the 10Th day ofNovembcr,
1909, oflcr for sale by wdy
id public auction TO the highest and best bid
der, al the front door of the court house Of
Calhoun Countp, West Virginia tho follow.
ing real estate; to wit;
One tract Of one acre If land situate on
Big Ieatherbark, in Lee District, Calhoun
County West Virginia, which was con-
veyed TO Arthur Wilson by r. G. Marks
and wife by deed dated April 9TH, 1904, Of
record in the Calhoun County Court Cler k
Office, in deed book No. 80, at page 40,
and also another tract OF 2S - acres of
land situate on said Big Leatherbark, con
veyed TO said Arthur Wilson by T. c..
Marks ard wife by deed dated August %,
1901, of record in said Clerks Office, in
deed book No. 81, at page 1j1; aud in
said cause directed to be sold; for a more
particular deception of said lands refer
ence is he e had to the papers OF said
chancsrey cause,
Terme Of sale: One half the purchase
price cash in hand on day of sale, and the
residue upon credit of one year, the
purchaser executing note or bond with
good. personal security for the deferred
payment, to bear interest from date.
\. Ct. MATHEWS
:. Il. BELL
/, G. c. Starcher, Clerk Of the circuit
court Of calhoun county, West Vtrginin
do certify that y. c. Mathews and s. p.
BIZ, commissioners have executed and
filed with m" Il bond in the penalty of
$4,000 with approved security as required
by decree in above cause
Teste. c. c. Sta cier, clerk.
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School Report.

The following is a report OF the
Grantsville Graded School for the
first month, beginning the 18th day
Of September and ending the Sth.
day Of October. 1909.
Nc. of pupils enrolled this month
upper room: b,ys 20, girls IA.
Lower room; boys Is, girls Is,
total G7
Average daily attendance: upper
room, boys Is, girls 8, lower room,
boys 13, girls is: total, 55.
Roll of Honor: Mollie Pugh
Odessa Chenoweth, Edwin Olsen,
Dallis Stutler, Richard Hamilton,
and Paul Huffman.
HOMER VVITrE, Principal,
HATTIE WILLIAMS, Asst.
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Fiduciary EOire

The undersigned Commissioner
of accounts fox Cthoun County, has
before him for settlement the follow
ing fIduciary accouats
L ChcnowcN administrator of
tho personal estate Of Mary Harris
deceased.
i. Chenoweth Administrative Of
The peronal c,tot, Of Elizabeth
Carpenter deceased
Al Bali, executor Of the last viii
and testament Of G T. Scott
diseased.
Al Ball Administrator OF The es-
tate Of S. NJ Scott.
3. 3. Fcrrcll trustee for G.. Rice
Elya Snider almiuisuix Of tho
estate ofJ l. Snider deceased
Anne Summers, administrator OF
the estate Of w. J Prou3foot.
deceased
T. j Bennett, alnr, Of the estate
q George Sidwcll, deceased.
A l. and Lee Gamer, czors OF
the estate Of s. w Gaiucr. deceased
Given under my hand this Goth
lay oi September 1909.
$. =. WALDO, Comr Of accts.
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Programme
For Teachers District Insti
tute to be Held at
Arnoldsburg, VIVA.
Friday. Oct. 27.

1000 Devotional exercises.
Organization and enrolment.
Social life of the teacher.
Guy Starcher
Is the study of arithmetic bet
ter than the study of agriculture
for developing thinking power
and why?
Jesse Erlewine
The essentials Of good ques-
tons.
G. G. Kelley
Noon Intermission
100 Music
The reading circle reports etc.
Daily program and how to di-
vide the time between the small
and large scholars.
Clay Starcher
The play ground and its use
kennd Lester
Some mistakes in country life
that the skhoJl should attempt
to correct
Eula Simmons
Music
District supervision
G.. j. Gamer
Weakness of graded schoo
work and tie work done in diff
erent Trades
Mrs. Rosa Hoskins
Literary work to be arrange
by teacher in charge
CO.. GAMER, County Supt,
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Editor D. w. Callahan, on taking
up the work of publishing She
Crooksville o. A Vance, wrote the
following editorial ralative to To-
cal newspaper;
eve will not attemp, to tell on
we are going to "set the world a-fre
in our efforts in publishing news
paper, but prefer to let our work
speak Tor itself as time COS on.
You all know that every thriving
town is in need of wide-awake
newspaper aud we are going to
make every effort to fl the bill,
We ask all representative citizens
to bear IN mind that a successful
newspaper is an absolute necessity
if town is to have its full share Of
prosperity, and a word of encour-
agemont along with your patronage
will help materially il attaining This
end"
"For a newspaper to represent
the best interests of a town we
think it's policy should be neutral;
There are Two sides to every
question end n newspaper cam {
faithfully fulfil its dades to the gen
eral public by taking mp one side or
the otner. Individually wo propose
to be independant, bot yau can de-
pend upon it that the Advance will
be neutral in nll things with Tie pos
sible exception Of public improve
ments, which 10 newspaper can op-
( pose and prosper. 1t is newspa-
per's place to advocate public in-
proyements ana we propose TO d. 90
when opportunity offers V
Buy your school shoes at Hard
mans.
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Editors and Religion.

Can we determine the religious
inclinatioDs of an ed. by reading his
newspaper? No, this cannot be done
speaking broadly, No other body
of intelligent workers so fully repre-
sents kindness and federation in re-
ligion as do editoIs. Be you a
Catholic, the Protestant editor
places his fairest wreathes on your
tomb when you die. He writes
with overlooking heart ct
your departure. IT you jest at
Christianity the cultured editor will
not print your assaults, for our ed
itors, whatever may be their
personal disposition. look upon be-
lief in future world as sacred aid
above humor and Qulp. In religion
as in politics we turn to our editors
for inspiration and guidance, as n
sailor of the seas is covered by the
lighthouse Yermillion S: c; Re
publican.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-10-19

Mems Suits at Chenoweths. !
Gas and wood heaters, ranges,
bose, asbestos etc. at Want &
Bars.
Compare our prices with
others-Chenoweth.
Henry Sidwell, Of Hattie, was
on our Streets Monday.
See the new ad of Wfapt &
Barr's in this issue.
WANT & BARR have the
best so cent line of ladies dnder-
wear in the country.
Will Stevens one of Pine Creeks
huslers was on our streets Friday.
Buy your underwear of Cheno1
weth.s
Mrs. R. E. Hays and daughter
Johnnie" are visiting at Glen
vile.
G. G. Starcher and R. E. Hays
spent a few days in Parkersburg
last week looking after business
matters.
Hurry up, get your selection
from WANT & BARRS line Oof
ladies tailored suits They-are
going fast.
Apron Bingham 5 cts yard at
Chenoweths.
j. l. D. Brake and Ross
Stump of near the mouth of
Laurel, were tranSacting bust
ness in town Monday.
If a large X appears at the head
Of this page it means your sub
scription has expired to which you
should give immediate attention.
CIV. Taylor spent Friday and
Saturday putting in a concrete
crossing across Main street, from
tae Bank of Grantsville to the
Hardman building.
DR.. w, T. w. Dye met with a
very painful accident last week
by spraining his ankle while
climbing from his barn NOV,
from the effects of which he has
been laid up and has suffered
severely since last Tuesday.
Word was received here Sun
day evening of the death at
Gluck Run, Gilmer County of the
venerable Mr.. Stutler, father of
our townsman, d. E. Stutler.
He was splendid citizen ard
highly respected in the locality
in which he was known. He re-
Gently visited Grantsville, and
made many friends while here
who are sorry indeed TO learn Of
his demise.
We are authorized to an
nounce that there will be a
pie supper at the Philips
Run school house on the ev-
ening of Saturday Nov. 6,
1909. the proceeds to go for
the benefit of the school IL
brary. Everybody invited
to be present.
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JUDICIAL SALE,

BY virtue of decree in the Circuit
Count Of Calhoun County renlerel At tie
August term 1909 in the Chancery Cause
Of Homer Knots administrators of the e..
tate Of Simon \. Knetts, decel3cl against
Jennie b. Knots and others, therein per-
ding, the undersigned commissioner will on
Tuesday, the lGth day Of November, 1909
offer fo- sale at the front door Of the court
house Of sud county tie real estate by
aid decree directed to be sod or SD much
thereof as will be necessary TO pay the debt
and cost dtcrced in sud cause, whici
real estate is described as follows.
\ arceI situate on Tie sou II side Of
Sicrs Run in Ca hom County West Vir-
einia. which was conveyed to the said
Simon A. Knots, by 0. J Mollchln and
wife, 10y decd dated on the % day Of Oct.
1890.
y parcel Of 100 acre, more or less stu.
Il on Straight Run tributary Of the
West Fork il said county, which was con.
veyed to said Simon A. Knots by Mary
Harshman and others, by deed dated on
the - day Of August, 1901.
a parcel of II acres and 80 rods situate
on the ridge in tho head of Helinick lIo.-
low which was conveyed to sal Sim1a \
Knots, by Joseph Knots AID VIE by
deed dated on the p day Of Augn,; 1891.
Also a parcel Of lGI acres, 2 rod. and
81 pole, which is the residue OF parcel
Of ~ acres , rods aud 81 poles, situate on
Sjsis Run in said County, conveyed ID the
said Simon A Knots by A Knots and
wife lay deed dated on the 2Sth Day Of Feb.
ruary 1850, after aba,iug from said larger
parcel - acres thereof, which by decree
in the said cause was assigned to ,he wi
o'r Of the said Simon \. Kuotts Is a part
Of the tract Of ninety acres allotel to iher
as dover in the lands Of the said dccc-
dent the residue OF the said 90 acres being
parcel Of 80 acres which was nyeyed TO
the .ai J Simon a. Kuous by A. Kuous and
10y dcel aforslii bearing date on thc 2sth
day Of February 1851.
lflh7 said several parcels abo G l,.c,.b-
ell shall not rr ducc sufi l~n fund
w. ivy ',' ". "'' ''" o.''' "''''e' J" s"'"
go, ',''" Wv, 'o''''''" ". ''e "''N .
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NOTICE

All persons having claims a
gaiust the estate OF Druzilla
Stump will please file same for
adjustment with me. T. r.
Stump.
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NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE

BY virtue Of a decree of the Cir
cunt Cou t, of Calhoun County
West Virginia, rendered at the
Auguso term thereof, 1909, in the
Chanceiy Cause of p. p. Bell
against Henry Blair and others, the
undersigned Commissioners will on
Tuesday, the 10th Fay of November
1909, at
the front door of the Conrt mouse Of
Calhoun County, in sad state, offer
for sale by public auction to the
highest and best bidder the follow
ing described real estate; to wit:
An equal undivided one half inter-
cs in and to.a certain tract of Ga | 2
acres of land situate Con or near the
Little Kanawha river, near the
mouth,of Steer Greek, in sherman
district, Calhoun County, West Yir-
ginia. Being the same land con-
yeyed by Daniel KimJle and wife
to A. J. Holbort ard. Henry Blair,
by deed dated on the 9th day OF
February, 1905, Of record in the
Office OF tho Clork OF the G uniy
Court Of Calhoun County, West
Virginia iu decd book No. 4 at page
257 and in said cause directed to
be sold for n more particular de-
scripti5n Of sail land reference is
here had to the papers Of said
cause. which sale shall include the
entire interest in the dwelling
house located upon said land,
known as the Blair house
Terms Of sale: One third the
purchase price cash in hand on the
( day Of sale and the residue upon a
credit of and y months in clua
payments, Inc purchaser executing
notes or bonds with good personal
security Tor & deferred instollmonts
to bea, interest from date.
s., G.. MATHEWS
S. =. BELL
C.mmissioncrs
+. G. G. S.a-chcr Clerk OF TIN,
/ Cir uit Court of ca houn Count.
West Virginia, do certify that a
IG. Mathews and S. = Bell hay
executed bond as required by de
. cree i'm the above named cause j