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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-04-25
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.
DEATH OF MRS. CALHOUN HAYS

NoO GU viz llOltI VI SOlIlO
to press Tuesday mornin ,
at eight o'clock, the life of
Mrs. Calhoun Hays was end
ed, suddenly and without a
moments warning, and this
day has been the saddest in
The lives of both the editor
and foreman of the Chronicle
and Miss Matte Hays, of the
Citizens switchboard, t h e
deceased being their mother,
ana one of the best women
that ever blessed Gods foot
stool. And this is the great
est sorrow of our fathers life.
Paralysis was the cause of
her death, she having suf-
fered two former attacCs.
She had not complained and
was sitting reading a news
paper when the Grim Reaper
called.
Mother is survived by her
husband, G. Hays, and four
sons and five daughters, all
of her children except Mat
tie, Richard L., and the edi-
tor being scat, cred in the
far western states and in
Alaska, so far away that
none were able to get here
in time for the funeral,
which will occur at Old Beth
lehem at 3 o'clock wednesday
A more extended account
will appear in a future issue.
The Chronicle added the fol-
lowing names to it's subscription
list last week: f II. Hoskins,
Arnoldsburg; Guy Bailey, Claria;
Frank Bennett, Dodrill; Wheeler
Chenoweth, Euclid; Luther Par
sons, Milo; AL Gum, Mt. Zion;
Arch Price, Roscoe; Lawson
Stump, Sycamore; G.. f. Godfrey,
Stumptown; G. H. Moss and Dr..
A. ID. Adams, Stinson; H. O..
Wease and Granville, Burrows,
White Pine; M. H. Trippett, Big
bend; Hal Cain and Lee RAIDER,
Joker; E. w. Ash, Hattie; j. d.
Kimble, Stumptown; O. O. Ech-
OILS, Rutherford; w. S. Bailey,
Eden. We are proud of this list,
and our aim will be to give them
value received.
Most disliuring skin eruptons scr 9ul
Pimples, rashcs, etc, arc due 60 impure
blood. Burdock Blood bitlcrs is cleans
ing blood tonic. Makes YOU clear eyed
clcar-brained, clcarskinued.
The Chronicle believes that in
justice to the boys whose names
appear this week in the list of
indictments, Harley and Herbert
Terrell and Golden Stalnaker.
that an explanation should be
made, so that the public may not
get an unfavorablc opinion Of the
boys The fact is that the com
planning witness, John Fink, is
a half-Vitted ignoramus whose
highest ambition has been to in
dict some one, that he might ap-
pear as a witness and draw his
pay as such, and there has never
been a grand jury since he came
to the county but what he was
before it attempting to indict
some one, but this is the first time
chat any jury has paid attention
to his tales. And ne has on
several occasions attempted to
have boys arrested before JUS
tees, and on at least one occa-
sion had a young man arrested.
but at the trial his evidence was
so different from the complaint
that the case was promptly dis
missed at Fink's cost, In these
indictments tho charge was
throwing stones at the house in
which Fink lived and. although
we do not know any Of the facts
in the case, we know these BOYS
well enough to justify us in the
. assertion that not one Of them
would do anything to harm a
hairof this poor imbccile's head.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-04-25
Dress Goods.

We show in this department the only really complete
line in he country. Linens, white and colored vas
poplins white goods china taeta and messoline silks
etc. Our is filled with good things from cellar 10
garnet fact that YOU verify by calling.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-28
1.-THE ROSARY"

Rowland and Clifford's play, 1.-THE
Rosary is repeating this season with
remarkable success. This play, as
everybody remembers, was the hit OF
last season. when 1t broke many
house records for big audiences. j The
play was written by Edward +. Rose,
author OF "The Prisoner of Zenda.,,
and many other successes, and has
become as much OF n favorite with
the t~heater.goers through the country
as any OF Mr.. Roses former dramas.
The play from the start tells how
Bruce Wilton has amassed a fortune
which he lavishes on his wife, Vera.
Their home Is a happy one until
there creeps into It q note Of menace.
No one hears OF it at first except Faith.
er Kelly. n priest, the former tutor of
Bruce. Quietly he goes TO work to
find the person who Is causing the
adverse influence In the household.
Almost one the verge of discovering
the cause, calamity descends upon the
Wilton House. .Bruce's fortune is
swept away and in such a manner
that he believes his wife the
OF his ruin, Husband and wife are
reparated. the home is destroyed, and
yet the cause of all this disaster Is
unknown. Father Kelly. however, with
resolute zeal. p~reseveres in his work.
to iathom the mystery and finally me
ceeds in his undertaking. He finds
the one who has causedall the misery,
and eventually restores the home.
The scenic environments of the play
are extremely attractive. and place
much credit on Rowland and Clif-
rord's efforts. The play will be seen
ut the Grand on January /. matinee
and night.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-28
NOTICE 70 SUBSCRIBERS.

All subscriptions viii be stopped a,
the time paid for unless renewal is re
ceiyed promptly after notice OF ex
piratlon has been given. 1t Is i'm
possible TO maintain thel very low
mail subscription rate OF So. per yeal
unless subscriptions are paid In nd
vance. To every person sending a
renewal subscription for six months
at $1.50 there will be mailed a new
1910 census chart and map OF West
Virginia containing the complete new
census Of the state as well as the
pictures OF all the governors of West
Virginia. Subscribers ordering maps
on this offer by mail will be required
postage and mailing but those calling
to remit 1Oc extra to cover cos. OF
at the office will be given the maps
free without extra cost. If.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-28
Falrmont, w. Va, r. F. D. No. 3.
December 9th, 1911
Editor Falrmont West virglnlan;

Editor Fairmont West virginian:
VIII You please allow me space In
the columns OF your paper that | may
publicly express my many thanks to
my family who so kindly nursed and
cared for me through a two months
siege of typhoid fever, and also to my
neighbors and so many friends who
came with their hopeful. cheerful mes.
sases scattering sunshine along the
way? How often during the silent
watches of the night, when away
down in the valley OF dependency
and in imagination brushing the dews
on Jordan's. banks would the recollec.
ton of these many klndnesses come
to me in the language of the prophet
Isaiah like the shadow of a great rock
In n weary land. I also extend espe.
cial- thanks to the ladies OF the G. A.
Il. God bless them) for the beautiful
bouquet of cut flowers they sent me
for feel assured that the motive that
prompted the deed and the heart that
impelled the tender. act was Just MS
pure and sweet as the flowers them.
selves and that the hands that pre.
pared them will grow stronger for the
heroes of the sixties and our nation
defenders. In the language OF the
psalmlst may their pathways con-
tinue to be like that of the Just. grow.
Ing brighter and brighter until me
perfect day."
Fraternally in F. C., and L..
THOMAS \. sWIsHER.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-28
OBSERVATIONS OF OLD CAP
WHIPPLE.

What has become Of all the old
fashioned folks who used to worry
about the green Christmas and the fat
graveyard?
1t is hard fer n Teller to shake off
'home ties, perticklerly II they are
them there homemade Christmas
necktics.
Napoleon was n great military gen.
ihs. but he never had to face an army
OF militant suffragets.
Evrey time u man goes wrong II is
laid to some woman. but when a wo.
MAJ goes wrong it is all her own
fault. Funny world.
If every man would live up to his
obituary poetry this would be a salu.
brious world in which to reside.
A teller kin, overcome any habit IL
he wants TO. Deacon Stubs has been
down TO the city so often and has had
so much experience with gold bricks
mat he Kin walk right up TO one now
and smell OF 1t without having no de.
sire TO add 1t to his collection.
Any Teller who calls up his wife on
the long distance phone after he has
been away from home for u week and
asks her what's doing may Just MS
well make up his mind TO pay his
mouths salary In tolls right there.
Last time Anse Judson was down to
town he went to u Table Dotty and
they had some fish called smelt OH
the bill OF fare, and Anse says. by gin.
ger, they did. 100.
The twenty greatest livery horses
are Frank, Fred. Nellie. Caesar. Min.
ME, Prince. King. Queen, Bess, Star,
Jennie. Josephine. Dexter, Dobbin,
Napoleon, George, Jessie. Annie. BOB
and Jack.
{. II is getting so Il plug hat don't
help ont much when n Teller Is tryin
TO get cred: : . bank. Neither does
an oatmobile.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-28

TO WATCH THE WANT ADS is to
keep PRACTICAL.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-28
"A GIRL OF THE MoUNrAINs.n

"A Girl OF the Mountains" Lem B.
Parker's new version Of his SUCCESS.
full four act society drama, when
comes TO the Grand on December 30.
1t tells a love story that Is sweet and
true, and n dramatic story that is In
tense and stirring. Very few plays
have the sterling strength, force and
humor that is all combined so splen-
didly in this comedy drama. "A Girl
Of the Mountains will be presented
by an exceptionally fine cast, with
magnificent stage settings, including
all mechanical and electrical effects.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-28
STRAY
SHOTS
HAD HIS LlMlJ4n9Ns

The, gentlemanly colored porter OF
the chair car on u train over one OF
the railroads running ont OF Fairmont
was busy sweeping in the rear OF the
car n day this week when he was
approached by a passenger, who ask.
ed: ..
What time does this train get
10" Z
Yah. yah. YAH laughed the porter.
laying down his broom. and giving
vent to a verltable spasm OF mirsh,
"Ho, no. no."
What's the matter with you?" ask.
ed the passenger.
well, sab, All done has to laugh
ever time anybody ak me dat dar
question. III 20 should ak me what
time dis yere train am DUE to arrive
at dat town, All could tell yo'all, but
when yo'1nx me what ltimea done.
gwine git dari; An simply has to laugh.
All Is only a pahlor cab potter, dat's
all. All aisn't no mlracler ~; g
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-28
Or. KOCH DISCOVERED GERMS.
Proclaimed Them to Be the Cause o
Consumption.
Bears Emulsion Builds Up Body,
Keeps Germs from Getting
In Action.

Being discovered some years ago by
Robert Koch. y distinguished German
scientist. that\ consumption was
caused by the actiSn Of n typical germ
that is brcathed INFO the body Of any
human being. and that 1t car only
stay with those that allow their sys
EN- to run down Py the action of
some other disease. when you are in
the weak state is the Nme the germ is
most effective. NoGappSite. loss of
sleep. nerves in bad CONDITION pains
all through the body, then It Slime to
take Bears Emulsion which will
build up your system and take 1t from
the ravages OF this germ. Even the
little hacking cough or little tickling
in hte throat often means much more
than one would thnk.A Don't neglect
1t, one or two bottles OF Bears Emul-
sion offers complete. relief. One or
two consumption germs will give YOU
consumption and II you don't watch
you will be added to the list that go
TO make SO many deaths in one year.
Bears Emulsion is only n dollar a
bottle or SIX bottles for five dollars.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-28

NEWSLETTER
INTERFERING d-lNF o RMATfo n.
GAINED BY TRAINED NEWS
CLEANERS AT THE National


cAiTAL.
WASHINGTON Dec. 2S. = What
may prove to be the entering wedge,
for control OF all wire communica.
tons In the country by the Postofice
Department Is found in the PROPOSE.
tion TO transfer all the duties Of The
signal corps Of the armytin Alaska to
the Postmaster Generals Department.
In Alaska the Signal Corps main.
tains' and operates an elaborate sys.
ten OF telephone, telegraph and wire.
less communications. There are
about IS stations. cables. land wires
and wireless. with n mileage OF LBS
on land, and 1888 by cable. There
are nine wireless stations. These sta.
tons handle notlonly the government
traffic but the commercial and press
rs we'll. The receipts OF the Alaskan
stations amounted during the last
year to more than $21S.OOO. The EN-.
listed men of the signal corps handled
all this money without the loss of a
oopt nncordinv tn priuodlar canaroI
1ome. Allan VIII dosor,hos ~ ors
,om In his onruoI ,anor,
owlrg IN +ho ,hor,aao =, ,,o, +,
the Signal Corps. 10 Is proposed to
p..,om"o nana.,man, cona.. .,,,
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,siuk'Vah ahritbten.

Cincinnati, "a. Nobem6er.
5m Gineinuatsr Tifritt miro Der Flus
beutc itationar fsin soer tauuidm fallen. 8e.
feru Mbrro sctte Ct br hieiiaer Stabt eineu
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SDsel ais ghesemiitter.

Die auberorosntIi6 groBe 2iebe unb
SorgfaIt, nit Der bic msiitsn 90gel
t9re Suussn srob3ieben. na6bem iis
rpphenlang nit rihrenber 5ingebuua
bic Gier bebriitet habsn, lit aqbetannt.
DAB abr aud ishr pisIs 90geI Die
@ier uno Jungen anoersr Qrten be-
treusn uRb iis pis ibre sigenen be-
banoeIn, 1T eins psnigsr betannts,
aber oeIto interefantere uno msrtfpiirs
oise 2bdtIahe. Dir ale niITen
Stpar. oab uHiere 5ausblbnsr CUTE
pflsssnIittsr finb, osnn tper bat ni1t
Ihon bic uneIiidlits 5snue gsfeben,
be Gntensier auseebriiiet bat uno nun
beim eriten ausflug ibrer tIsinsn
Sdaor oas GntIsBIite erIsbsn mub,
oab iih Die ungeratheuen ainDer ins
BaHer itirssn uno luitig oarin bers
umpatfheIn uHo sidptmmsn. Die
8ludhenne lit odnn ean5 perspeiFslt
tiber oieIss ibr poaig unperitdnolihe
9etrdgen ibrer Brut; RE Iodt uno
idrsit in b06itsr 4uFregung unb
iprinst fhIieblta iosGr ieIbft in bQs
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tsrgans 5u rstteu 5retlsbenoe 9ogsL
nebmsn iih absr sbenfaus frsmber
Suugen, bic fie uusgsbriitst babsn,
nit tpabrer Glteruliebe in treueitsr
DsiIs an. Wanhe SsspOgeI, bsiouz
osrs Die Qummsn, limb gsrabeau err
piht ouT bds 4usbriiten frember gier.
4uf ben oihtbeieBten 8ogelbergen bes
hoben Rorbens fuht oapsr cine griites
rim Der dnoern bic gier aus benz Reit
5u ftsblsn. Menn man Spaben, Weiz
fen, 9rofeln uno anberen Sinebo>
seln freulbs Gisr unterlhiebt, bic ben
ibrigsn stpas obulih iehen, oonn briis
ten iie bieie obne Meiteres aus uuo
5isbsn bic Jungsn auf, felbft tsenn lis
bic Gin ols freuloe in ihrsm ReIt err
tannt hdben. Spsrlinae haben fogar
iunss Wiirgsr, alio ibre 5einbe, IN
ibrem Reit ausssbriitet uno bis gum
iyliiggeiperoeH treult5 dufgeflittert.
9abslpsibsn. 9uiiarbeu unb lIbus
bat man bas 9ete8e peggerommen
unb ibnsH Siibnersisr unterselset
Iis 6obsn ni1t nur bic fremben gier
ausgebriitst, ionbern aud, bic iunSen
altsn auf9e3ogsu. 5n einem perz
biirgtsn Gaa fpuroen Die jungen
5ibnhen spei Monots lang BON sine,
guFarbmutter ssfiibrt, bic ibnsu nur
SlsiI6Rubruns Dprlegie, moran iit
bic 6ihnsrtiidsn pollitdnoia genDbnt
basten. Gbeuio babeu Isiben UNI
llbus au4lsin aufseSoeen. etue gang
auberorbeutItb mertpuroise Sbats
fade. bic uus Ssist, oaB Die Wutier'
liebe ielbit ubsr ben sepoltigen Srief
oes Raubens unb sDotens BEL bieTer
RaubpDssln ben Sieg oaDongstroeer
bat; benn Iie hdtten isoes onoere 5iib:
nertiifsn ielbitpsrltdnblih ais sut'
4euts angsfehsn unb persehrt.
3utusiIsn ioHsnt Is au4 Dor. buI
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