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, 1911-07-06

WYoMINe-Situated on the North Platte River, o N the
line of the Saratoga & Encampment Railway, Population, 1000,
Altitude. 6, 785 feet. 1t is the site of the Medical Hot Springs, the
waters of which ar a sure specific for all blood and skin diseases.
water l3S degrees. Saratoga is also the center of the finest trout
fishing grounds in the World. Not only the North Platte River
teens with Rainbow, Brook and Salmon trout. but the numec ous
tributaries of that stream are alive with fish. Saratoga is the center
of an agricultural country of 100000 acres of the best agricul-
tural land in the west. The soil and climate ar adapted to the
growth of alfalfa wheat, oats, barley, all kinds of small fruits and
vegetables. The Saratoga Valley is the finest stock raising country
in the United States. The Sierra Madre range on the west and the
Medicine Bow range of mountains on the east, are full of copper,
gold and silver, which is being developed rapidly. Ali of the re-
sources of the valley center at Saratoga, which is certain to become
one of the greatest towns of the west. For information address, The
Saratoga Commercial Club, The Saratoga State Bank, The First Ma
tional Bank oitRe Saratoga Sun.
, 1911-07-06
The Method Used By towards

Every once in a while someone gets up and waltzes around on his
hind legs and bowls about some article that appeared in the news
columns OF this paper. Now we want to say right here that we
believe We have been in the newspaper business long enough to know
what is legitimate matter for publication, what is news and
which kind to print. We realize that just as long as there are
newspapers there will be kicks coming from patrons. 1t will take a
lifetime for some people to learn that a newspaper is not published
for their especial benefit. There are some other readers who may
be Interested in some item that to them is of no concern. tits a
mighty hard proposition for an editor to get upa paper that will please
everyone, but the nearer he comes to it, of course the better the pa
per is patronlzed. If there is something in the paper that displeases
you just come to tn editor and tell him of it like a man. Don't go
skulking off behind his back and give him thunder. towards alone
take this method. The writer worked hard for years to get a print
ing office OF his own and all the fun he gets out of it is the privilege
OF running 1t his own way. We are here to publish the news and
we going to do it if we bust a hame. Please bear this in mind
when you work yourself up to lot in the shade over the next item that
doesn't strike your ncy-Wheatlan World
, 1911-07-06
They Got Away With The Bassase

Saratogas three delegates to the Good Roads Convention at Pc
atello were indeed fortunate. They were the only representative
at that convention from the State of Wyoming, which is a matter Of
surprise. A place on the most important committee, that of High
ways, va given to one OF our men aud there seems to be no doubt at
this time but what the Great Auto Road will cross the Medicine Bow
range of mountains, via Mountain Home, and come down the North
Platte river to this place and on to Rawlins. This is without
doubt, the finest and best auto road in the West and a trip from Lara.
mic to Saratoga can be made in one day. Distance O a good road
with an auto is nothing. One can travel 80 miles on a good road
while they are geing 5 miles o a bad one. When it comes to AN
distance cuts very little figure. Hurrah for Saratoga and
the Auto Highway.
, 1911-07-06
Mining Claims for Sale

l have two mining claims for sale
one patented, in the Battle Lake
mining district, lying within 1900 or
1000 feet of the famous Doane Ram
bier. Terms made known by appli-
cation to, Mike Malmberg,
1922 Saratoga, Wyoming
, 1911-07-06
Say. Mr.. Please Pay Up.

l cannot carry any n more than
30 days. l pay cash for all my stuff
and | must have cash, al least every
30 days. Please pay up before you
ask for any mor credit.
VIM. Turndull.
, 1911-07-06

The marriage of Senator Warrenm a matter of statewide interest.
A public man, standing next to the President of the United States,
Senator Warren has peen the recipient of more letters and kilograms
of congratulations than rarely falls to the lot of any man and the
whole state of wyoming sends its best wishes for the health aud hap
piness of it's First Citizen and his wife.
, 1911-07-06
Presbyterian Church Services

Sunday School at 10 q. m.
Preaching at IL a. m.
Y. P C s. E., Up. m.
Evening services at 8 p. m.
You are most cordially invited to
attend these services.
Oscar Bostrom, Pastor
, 1911-07-06
Rev. r. g. Hamilton.

Rev. r. g. Hamilton.
Services LIST and Bird Sunday of
each month.
Divine Services Sunday, June 18th.
Holy Communion 1880 p. N.
Morning prayer and sermon IL a.
n. Evening services ia. m.
Sunday school 10 a. m. each Sun.
day.
You are cordially invited.
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MUD FORK.
YUCATAN.

Okey White, one of Clay county's
prosperous farmers, has been at this
place for few days,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. G c. Cadle
on the tenth inst. a girl.
j. G. Shaips is clearing quite ex-
tenslvely this spring.
Job Mollohan, of Nebo, was in
town last Sunday.
We lear that f. /. Morris will
return here soon, from Oklahoma.
whittier he went recently to seek
his fortune.
A. W. Steele is talking of moving
to Big Otter in the near future.
Rex Adkins is making prepare
tons to start west in few days He
says he Will go out and grow ND
with the country.
Robt White, Of Okla, was Lere on
business one day last week
i. V. Coen has been on the sick
list for some time.
Wesley Murphy is doing some fenc-
ing this spring.
Boyd SIbert has just finished
setting out large peach orchard.
The Otter Staye and Lumber
Go. s. mill at Big otter a short dis
tanco from mere, blow up last Tues
day morning, doing considerable
damage to the mill. Fortunately
no one was hurt.
Scrbbling Sam
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The Spring
House CIeaninu

is regarded by the housewife as an
absolute necessity. But you are more
in need of bodily house cleaning.
Because of the cold, raw weather you
have foregone much of your usual
work or exercise, the system has be-
come clogged up, the blood moves
sluggishly, you do not feel right, you
have no energy While all nature is
showing increased activity, you are
"do-less' because you are physically
below par.
You need a Spring House Clean
ing-you need FIELDS PRUNE
SYRUP AND SENNA-the superla-
tive Family medicine that always
does the work. 1t quickly assists ma
ture in putting your Stomach, Liver
and Bowels to work. 1t will give
you permanent relief, and it is SO
pleasant in taste and action, you
would not know you had taken medi-
cine, except for the wonderful i'm
provement in your condition. 1t is
the Ideal Spring Medicine, and it is
used by all we'll Regulated Fami-
lies" Fifty cents per bottle at all
good dealers.
Autographed Booklet and SOU
vcnir post card free for your name
and address.
VA. MEDICAL CO. OF CHARLESTON, W. VA.
Sole Manufacturers
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a 9 T . RIA

Bob Hathaway, from near
Sand Ridge, was in our city re.
Gently. He wears the same
smile, and his hand shakes are
just as hearty as of yore.
Hillside, single and double
shovel and garden plows and re-
pairs at Want & Bars.
Mr.. Ed Kelley, of Redwood.
was in Grantsville during the
past week on business. While
here, Mr.. Kelley ordered the
Chronicle sent to his address.
Our old friend, PERI Perkins.
and son Charles, of Wood county.
were business guests at Grants
vile during the past week. Mr..
Perkins formerly resided near
Grantsville.
Small mattccks IS; large ones
SLOO at Hickman's shop.
Watson Elliott will leave this
Tuesday morning with his
string of running horses, Domi-
MICA, st. Layre and Counter
mand, for Parkersburg, where he
will train for while before
starting to race.
We understand that E. Cheno
weth will move his family from
here to Glenville this week so his
children may have advantage of
the school there. Three of his
children are there now. Mr..
Chenoweth and family will re-
turn during the summer months.
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NEWS FROM OVER THE COUNTY,
AS Repeatedly Our Correspondents
DODRILL.

Mrs. Linn Stump has been very
sick for the past few days.
Mrs. Mary Stump was calling on
her daughter, Lulu Shock We'd
nesday
Rev. Nj. B. Stump, pastor of the
Rush Run Baptist church, being
absent Sunday, NJ L. Hall filed
the appointment.
Postmaster Doc Stump is having
some clearing done on his farm.
Louis Vancoy is doing lot of
work on his farm, which Is making a
great improvement in its appearance.
Roy w. Linger met with the mis-
fortune Of losing a fine COW recent.
ly.
Sylvester Stump, of Stumptown.
is doing some saving at the mouth
of Snakeroot.
Uncle Frank Barr continues to
give the boys instructions on the
Jews-harp He took little time off
Saturday, and visited his son at
Lockney, returning Sunday.
YUCATAN.
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Ube GaIl)oun Chronicle
V'RAN ISVlLCE. W. Va
TUESDAY, March p, 1911.

Buy your garden seeds at
Chenoweths.
Small mattocks Csc; large ones
$1.OO at Hickman's shop.
Mrs. Hugh Johnson, of near
Enon' was shopping in town Sat
urday.
E. j. Vannoy a prominent
young business man from Rus
sett was here Monday.
Remember we sell you nothing
but solid leather shoes under our
own guarantee. Want & Barr.
Miss Minnie Elliott, daughter
of Wesley Elliott has accepted
a position as clerk in NJ. H.
Hardman S store.
A nice line of spring and sum-
mer silks, linens, braids, en-
brolderies, white goods &c Just
in at Want & Barr's
+. S. Wilson, of Big Springs,
one OF the county,s best bust
ness men, was visitor in Grants
vile during the past week.
Mrs. Los Belt, of Industry, is
very low with pneumonia fever.
Her condition at this time is
alarming, and it is feared that
she will not recover.
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fled in the Chancery cause aforesaid

filed in the Chancery cause aforesaid.
Terms Of Sale:-One third purchase
m one, cash in hand, and the residue upon
credit of one ana two years, taking from
the purchaser. notes or bonds with good
security, bearing interest from day of sale.
J. NJ. HAMILTON,
Commissioners
certify that bond has been given by the
above named commissioner in the enalty
of 100000, as required by decree in said
cause.
&C. STARcHER,
Clerk
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Recent Progress in Aviation.

While there has been as vet no
solution of the problem of providing
a means of automatic ba ance in
aeropjanes great progress has been
made in recent weeks in demonstra-
ting the utility of .he flying machine
as scouting adjutant in time of
war. OF the steps in advance prob
ably the most important has been
taken by Glenn Curtiss, who has
been able, by pontoon arrange
ment attached to his machine. TO
alight and rise from water In this
respect his experiments in San
Diego Bay have been most impress
sive
When McCurdy took fight from
the deck of a warship off Old Point
Comfort and safely reached land the
achievement gained great recogni-
ton, but this feat was oyershadowed
whel Ely flew from land at San
Francisc } and easily alighted on The
deck Of waIship, making the re-
turn trip withou. mishap This
called for the highest degree Of
skill as an aeroplane operator and
the requisite skill might not always
be available in time of actual war.
Hence the Curtis feat Of alightina
IN and rising from the water as
sumes added Importance as showing
that merely ordinary skill as a pilot
can make the aeroplane available as
a navy scout.
Another notable experiment was
that of McCurdy, who attempted
to cross the 40 mile of open water
between Key West and Cuba He
failed through a break in his ma
chinery and loss Of lubricating oil
after covering ninety miles, but a
few days later an italian officer
safely covered over 200 miles IN
OVERSEE fight Equally notable
was the feat few days ago of the
Frenchman, Renaux, who took
passenger in Farman biplane and
flew from st Cloud, n distance of
PIT miles to the top of Puy-de-
Dome, 1890 feet above the sea
level. Still another recent French
contribution to the art of aviation
was the carrying Of as many as
four passengers in n sustained flight
For year OF more there have
Eeen stories of Massachusetts
man named Tillinghast having made
long flights at night in an improved
machine capable Of automatic bal
ance and great sustaining power,
but no satisfactory evidence has
been produced. Naturally the
Wright Brothers and a host Of 9th
ers are considering the problem Of
making aviation safe, and in view Of
what has already been done it would
be foolish to say the end desired
will not be achieved. Until some
sucn machine has been devised
there will be hardly any CONNER
cial use for the aeroplano but in
military affairs. wi ere the element
OF danger is regarded as a matter
Of course the flying machine has
already made an important place for
itself CDuricr Jourpo1
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For Sale:
379 A or @
farm in VIM
ton county,

OHIO; 100 acres fine bottom land
with good buildings that cost $4,000
CONVENIENT railway station and
school, This is one of the very best
farms iii tho county and purchaser
will be given very liberal terms after
making substantial payment; price
Including farm machinery $4,000
Address Lock Box G, Macarthur, O.
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Order Of Publication.
j. NJ. IIANIILTC

5 ate Of West Virginia, to.wit -
In the clerks Office cfthe circuit C, urt
OF Calhoun county, March Rules 1911.
Neal Starcher, Plaintiff
Against In Cbancery
Olive Starcher. defendant
The object OF this suit is to enforce pa
role trust in favor of the plaintiff against
a certain tract Or parcel of land, contain
ing IL acres and 81 So. poles, situate on
the West Fork in Lee district of Calhoun
county, West Virginia, which was convey
ed 10y one >. p. Hickman to the defendant
by deed da'ed on the 10Th day Of Deem
Der 1901, which is OF record in the Clerk $
oihcc OF the county court of Calhoun county
IN Deed book No 3G at page ~, and to
have the legal title to the plaintiff. or fail.
ing from any reason to obtain decree in
vesting hir1 with the legal title. then to
enloin the defendant from selling or dis.
posing OF the said real estate while She Is
living sepera,e and apart from her bus.
band the plaintiff and for general relief
And II appearing by affidavit fled, that
the defendants non resident ofthe State
OF West Virginia, and .he not appeorino
u is ordered that she DO appear here with
in one month after the date Of the first
publication OF This order and do wha, is
nccc4 airy Co protect her interests.
Al'cs' {. g. Starchcr, clerk.
A copy attest
& G. -t9r,I,.- .f..I
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Had dyspepsia OF indigestion for
years. NJ appetite, and what l did eat
distressed me terribly. Burdocll Blood
Bitters cnred me- j II. Walker, Sun
buy, Ohio.
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Notice to Tx Payers.

In order to deal with the public
lmpartially, we hereby notify all de.
linquent tax payers to come in and
take up their tickets by the FIRST of
April, 1911. We will then. in ac-
cordance with our oath, proceed to
collect all that can be collected by
levy and sale, so that we may be
able by the first of June to return
all tickets that cannot be collected.
We expect to treat everybody alike
so please look after your taxes at
once. q. A. JARVIS,
Sheriff OF Calhoun County.
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Notice Tc Take Dispositions.

NEAL STAlICHER } In Chancery in
vs. the Circuit CONT
OLIVE sTARCHEB, )ofCalhoun county
State of West Va.
To Olive Starcher:
Take notice that the Dispositions of Carr
Shailer MI Starchcr S. p. Hickman.
Neal Starcher end Others WILL be taken at
the law Office of J. NJ. Hamilton, at Grants
viIle, In the county Of Calhoun and State
OF West Virginia, on the 18th day of April
1911 between the hours Of 6 a. M. and :. u.
m, to be read in evidence on the bearing
of the above cause, in behalfof said plain
TIL. If, from any cause, the taking of the
same shall not be commenced, or being
commenced shall not be completed on that
day, the taking of the same will be adjourn
ed from time to time until they are com
PIeted. Yours &c,
BY counsel NEAL PCUFR
j. NJ. HAMILTON. 1920
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GrantSviIIe Summer School,

On April 10th, 1911, l begin my regular Review
School Tor teachers. My aim to teach those things
one is required to know to pass examinations and teach
successfully. The field is broad but that power
once acquired is treasure of great value. If you de-
sire to become teacher this school aforos an excellent
opportunity for your preparation and you would do well
TO attend It, even If you have to borrow money for
penses Education pays the highest dividends and is in
all respects the best article in which you can invest your
time, your talent and your money.
Grantsville, w. Va, April 10th.
BRUCE TERRELL
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Summons IN Chancery.

The State OF West Virginia.
TO the Sheriff of Calhoun County, greet
ing:
We command you that you summons
Olive Starcher to appear before the Judge
of our Circuit Court of Calhoun County at
Rules to be held in the Clerks Office of
said Court, on tic first Monday in March
l9l! to answer bill in chancery exhibi-
ted against her in SAID Court by Neal Star
cher and have then there this writ.
Witness, G. c. Starcher Clerk of orr said
Court at the Court House of said Comfy.
the 9th day OF NJ; rch 1911, and il the As
year Of the Stat
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Do you Want Anything?

If so, try our want adj" column, aud
you will get results. We propose to run
any kind of a want adj 4 weeks for % cents.
adj. not to certain m re than 25 words II
you want help of any kind, lost nything,
have something to sell or trade, or some
thing you wish to buy, you will find that
advertising in this manner is the greetest
help you can find.
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True - TJr.
KaiEsS ~ ~ VaIu.s
clothing

Every season some prog
ress is made in manufacture.
but we'd like to show you
the radical changes, on the
road to perfection evolved
for this Spring, 1911.
Only the top-notchers get
their goods in here - Stein
Bloch, Brokaw, Naumbcrg,
Washington, and makers Of
that class.
Going to make a big
splurge this season with tho
superiority Of our Suits at
$500.
Ready now, doing it now,
impressing carly buyers
how earnest we are.
Other Suits, $500 to
$500.
Have our people show You
what "Dvadic" means to
the roll Of a coat lapel.
BoyS CIoHinG is c.cbausfirc-
IN WugtyGfcd and dcxc,ibcd in
OHr Ncr SpyiHg C0taIog-
U0iicd only on request
BOGGS g. BULL
NORTH slDC, PITTssURoH, PA.
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& hIIdT on cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
. q o T . RIA

Mr.. J. w. Pell and wife are
planning fer an outing on the
Potomac River in the near flu
ture. They will be joined at
Elkins by some relatives, and
from that place most of the trip
will be made by the overland
route. They arc anticipating a
pleasant trip, and much of the
time will be spent in trout fish
ing in that historical old stream.
Correspondents who have con.
tracted with us will receive the
Enquirer in a short while. We
are waiting to send these names
IN a club together
Dr.. Bells Pine-Tar-HoneV
fST Coughs and Colds.
Small mattocks Goo. large ones
~ coat Iickman's 9hop.
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Order Of Publication.
&. A. JARVIS,
s. G.. Co

State of West Virginia, towit:
AT rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Cicruit Court of Calhoun County, on the
first Monday in March, 1911, the following
order was entered:
Neil Starcher
Against In FopiO,
Olive Starcher
The object of this suit Is to obtain the
dissolution Of the bonds of matrimony here
toiore solemnized and now existing between
plaintiff and defendant, and that the plain
taifi be decreed an absolute divorce from
defendant, also for general relief
And affidavit having been made and
filed pursuant to the statute in such case
made and provided that the defendant
Olive Starcher is non resident of this
State, it is ordered that She do appear here
within one month from the date of the
first publication hereof, and do what is
necessary to protect her interest herein; and
that cory of this notice be forthwith pub
lished and posted according t. law:
a cops Teste
{. {. Starcher, Clerk,
J, Il + la. =, publisher do hereby GER
tify that The above order Capitalization first
appeared in the issue Of the Calhoun Chron-
icle dated March Z, i9l1. X. +. HAYS, pub.
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Watch for our adj next week
M. E. Stump & Co.

Gro to the Grants
vile Mill to get your Flour.
They sell Monarch at 90 cents.
Hsnest Joha and Seafoam Go cents
Other grades in proportion They
buy direct from mills and their
hours are fresh They handle all
kinds Of Feeds.
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Notice Of Judicial Sale.

Pursuant to authority vested in rs by a
decree of the circuit curt of Calhoun
county, West Virginia. rendered in tbe
chancery cause Of G.. r. Smith and l.. r.
WEIGH against VI. Lowe ct ais, at the Nov
ember term 1910 Of the said court, the um-
dersigncd special commissioners will on
Tuesday the Is, day of April
1917 between the hours Of 9 o'clock a. an.
ana u o'clock r. M, at the front door of
the court house of said county, proceed to
sell to the highest bidder by way Of public
auction, tie following described real estate
by said decree directed to be sold; that is
TO- say certain lot or tract Of land lying
and being situate ia the town of ArDolds-
burg iu Lee district, Calhoun county West
virginia and being the same conveyed by
the said NJ. Lowe and wife to L. X. Hairless
by deed dated ON The lst day Of September
1907 Of record in the office of the clerk of
Che County couiti n ibis county in deed
book No - at page 30, for q more particu
Jar description Of said property by mctc,
and bounds. reference is here had To- tho
papers and Giles Of the said chancerv cause
Terms Of sale. One third the purchase
price cash in land ON day Of sale and tb,
residue loo two equal iniallmcnts takino
from the purchaser for such deferred i'm
siallmen', note with good security bear
ing interest from thc day Of sale and rc
talnug thc legal title io said real estate q.
additional security, due in one and two
years from day ofsale.
A. q. Mathews
s. j. Bell Special Commissioners
&c & ~tarchcr, Clerk Of the Circuit
court of calhoun county. do hereby ceriif
Chat bond boz The penalty Of 3 1000 has been
given by Che above named special commits
sicncrs as required by The decree in the said
chancerYcau.c
{ G Stsrcher clerk
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BRUCE TERRELL.
LIST OF JURROS DRAWN

The grand and petrit jurors
drawn for the April term of
court are the following citizens,
Court will convene April IS:
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Not executed on the within named Olive
Starcher she not beng found in my County.
This March 9Th 1911
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ShERIFFS RETURN.

{. G.. STARCHER,
Clerk