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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-25


hor nnIia bapt Vreu ira lin Ssn ar.
rolb, ioin er &doet peo DC Soreiteoe
Staters SiefriaSitolc / annapolis.
Zen llllge Wanb lifer iia ilorlertet
bcrnebc % bciinber iie / alle &enieen'
ser bel.
Mr. % Mrs. i. $. Nnullo'et'
aater at rciie ill California eli al DC
ierite Sage / oct npe Mar. &c rel'er
til Sos MuqcIeH 90 ril tilbriltae %iil'
teren Ger og | onbre al DC forieih'te
pper berthe. Se BETTER at bll borte
til / Moi Mooneo.
- @inueIbicf Gountp 9nlp ollo
ORDER 2enaue bar paIat isllenoe Cut
bebSntpno for f%onncnoe gor: FrFs
Iihent, Goiior o. g. 2ncflalo; @ice'
prGiioent. Eoitor Niaet; Scfretrr,
Eroiesior Z. 6. 8hompion; aao'e'
rer, @id1oro Sdrubbe.
Mr. % Mrs. Clarence 0brl'teil
her | Wpen boIot Sir@ooa5 Nitcn
grrnllp Tor lin Cater Charlotte o9
Seiferu @eIdl GG al Or. og Mrs.
@elh / Gerau$ Sails, W'inn, Ge oil
bIi boiat Der / @nen, 5unr @rloaom
men hor en- SiiainN ION eleftriit &l
aerisr.
ct tre0obbclt Selpbrnqnp blep
iorIeben ferret / @inbeinmillen /
Riogeiuap. acknowledgements bar
Wfr. % WtrS. 3. 3. Ginoc, Wr. og
Mrs. 9lIbert Nlbertion % Mr. og
Mrs. George Glbertion. Selp6rlbc-
ne er Seitre % blep giite pon ionrme
Iol for % gnr iioeu.
@lanot De mango, Tom i~refucns
terer ubcnbneS Sfoler, og lpnl cr fonl
met bjem til Sulelcricn, notercr u o@
~ielqen6e; antbinfo Freu$, Wiinncd.
polls; 3reba So8pnn0cr, sNorcit 81.
IL, aatbinfa Sopoen, &o0ieS Scnli
narp. Heb WinQ; Hl,tb 2nrfen, Mines
oonbbriQsbciifole; SeInia Slion,
2rrerIfolcn / Gcour Sails; Woranret
|Siblcr, StntSunipcriitetet, Soma Gis
tp.
8. g. Sberpelt Ser fiorer 6lsoe
ira Canoe 3omnibip, bar her ON Do
Gen lloiot for ct nierfeli1 llhelo, ioet
ban ioIot az lin Togn og iorlloa Iia,
ion ban tobte @epioithcben. &nn bleo
noQcn Sis ienere iltnbct al Noltfiercr
6rnuf Spler ira Tecornh OF bro0t
til nprnneiie Torm, bpor ban blep to-
get timber 2Uqcbebnn0linG. Sfient
o%lporlig ifabct, er Ser gobt @aob ON,
at ban oil fnnnnte ii1.
- Nrnnf 2omer, Ssn al g. 81.
Conner her | @pcn. pn1fom neo ct
llluffeStil'rlbe / @lenpooo Conn.
ihip SirSooqS Iormiobao. Conner,
ser Dor / Sranfpiac Solpnlhip, eier
noQct 9on0 / @lelnpooo 90 bar taQet
bcrhen nor at huage nogle Greer poo
bette. SSbct set Srp, iom bon bar
iipro meo at io1e neb, fnlbt, ranmle'
De set ct urloet n%urituaenoe SrT, oq
Ell flor 8rcn al bette trni Conner liae
Il Sopeoet. San bpbe n0lten eicblif-
fclig.
Mife @riebel font tilbo0e ira
Nnrth 0nfoto / MonoaQS citcr i nog-
lc Muonebcr at hone pNret Sennen
Nobert bebirlpclia mco T%ormorbei=
set pnn Sen ire TicrbeoclS Seftion
2ono, ioni Tnmilien cier mellem iia /
Nnrhcben al Ghelometh. Nobcrt,
Iom bar pGret oeruoc Sc li0ite inn
@for. bar oQcrcoc ct b%etuoclig @rlin
at tn1e Bare puu, og noor Northcrll
Tntiijc @onen, ion MON penter.
bpgaer i'm Sinie oper 2olOct
ON ct Mars Gin cller loo, pil oct bli
ell al sc orrbi'nIoeite Gien0onmC
ser / StreQct. GountniVoet uil I'll
FIN holnnnoen WiI ira 9oioct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-25

Siin eitcrIaSer 'i9 IRE gern, 81
iner 90 Rettie Nelion % Nrs. Hels
Sobnion, inn ale Dor | Tallep Sin,
ioriNen tire Spitre o. ire 9reore,
nemliQ MrS. WaoS Moion, Mrs.
HcIs &arIon Mrs. rSobn 1tener'on,
anrte 5bomion, SonS 3bomIon og
6. 10. Gbriilidn'on.
Mrs. 9telion pil minoes loln en-
Bro, frilleIig Nor ~ Ell ucnIi1 lrns'
befpnmenoe oa birlpiom 0enlnoe.
@uo flame bcnoea Niinoel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-25
GmaapIMf.

8. 6. Weloos reiite Manba3
til ct. Saul / Torretninger
Mr. % MrS. .. 8. anoer'on
rriiie 5irsbag til 2amIer, so.
looIo Sprroti reiite EirShag
ill @isconiin, hpor han pil tilbringe
Sirlehcl9er.
Offs Noltcs Slipn fon BERTH
oeroo0 ira Ncnabu, 50, for at til
brillac i'm oSlIeierie.
81 til 0ntc or ser uoitcot fi9
Observation-Disclosures / @inne'bief
Gormtn iiNcn Nptoar 1914.
Nils emma Sopep refer iooa
til Rrainnro. 80, Tor at ailpg9e I'M
@robcr. Wurtin Sober, eft SitlebcIeg.
MiI2 Nilba Ritbe rciite iihite
Hoe til Rodleiter, Niinit.. for at be-
icQc lin Softer. iom cr SpgcpIeierife
ser.
49, Carl Nmrnoien ~rei'te SnSbag
tiIboqc til $1fitcr, q. Gaf.. eftcr Ell
&iiit hos lin Spitcr. Mr$. 8. q. Rel
ION.
- Mrs. ScIcne Spiahl % hcnbes
ire Conner reiite SirSbog i'll Gnnen.
ser puu Ell llqe8 %iiit bIonot gunle
%cnncr.
- Trpiesior % Mrs. 6. 81. g0ho.
len tiIbrinqer FIN SSuIcicric hos Bro
ieslpren$ SIrqtninocr / Neip Somp-
ton. Ssn.
T~rofe$ior q. q. g. Tci8Mt$,
RcIturer af ben oiientIiqe Sfole / Ga.
Ieortiu, Nlinn.. tilbrinqer lin Sale
ferie / Occcrot
Mrs. 6. 8. Sinieth on Seu iro
SuufieIo, Minn., er hiernnle rna Sit
lcbcicg hos fine 8orUIhrr, @r. pu
Mrs. :. g. Son6crs.
Mifs 2ueIlu Sec, Ser er 2prer.
inSe / Shief Tiper Sails. Minn.. iii
brinaer I'm SalIeierie hiemme hos in
Iooer, Wrs. Z. q. Gee.
- SIR. % Mrs. Ereh Carlton ot
Barn ra1te Sn$haq i'll Minneopoli:
Tor at tirbrirge Ell llae3 Sio iantmet
meb Mlr. GorIipnS MoSer.
CHARLES Souion ira @rca
SANS, Iont.. fon hertil iorleOel
Gaa paa 9eiea hos lin Srooer Trou
% fin Sciter. Mrs. ", : @if.
- @eiis 0laon@ SoItor. Ser e
2prerinbc / Rem @ompton, 60, til
6rinser Sulen hiemme hos line SSor
plbre, Mr. % Mrs. q. E. Solton.
SIR. % Wrs NooIph Nunuiu
fra 9etroit, Mim.. bar opret re,
nebe poa en- @iiit hos Mrs. Stunning
TcruIbre. Mr. "a Mrs. 60 2pnne.
@olter Ghriitcn ira Nneto. y
Iuf.. ror iioitc llqe herrebe pao Y
'it fps fine @reSrc. NIbcri % SIX
renee. % lin Seiter, Mrs. Berth
Mott.
MiiS 9ede Nfer, ser tioliael
par 2arerinbe Der / Spen, men iol
M err 0prerinoe / Sen oifentlige Sfi
lc / Minneapolis. opboloer liz IN
pna sslilepiiit.
~ 9eonaro Noe Tom oe iioite It
hor opret 9prer ueo Sale Gollen
@ofeSpiQe, @is.. tilbrinaer SiiIei
rien iommen nleo lin Mober og iii
Seifenoc Der / gpen.
- Sole epmpanp Ho. = bnr bal
ielqenbe GmbeosmGno ior fommen
Mar: Sormano, $. $. 3eslop; 4
@siiitent, SenniS @oran; 2ben Ms
itent, Gorge Moen; ScfretPr, ara
Bloomfield; aaSierer. 6ranf Irr
ION.
SfrGooermeiter 9lerim u.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-25
1eocms 0th.

Si3bct Woe oeoe Sen t2te Secenl
Der / lin Sen. %ohn Mtoe3 Stem nUr
Gon5in q. Gof. 6m por ieot i
Sretten MINER iii Cier, Sen 9oe "a
mar 1880. ~ bIep oItiao uHiten 81
Sar g%onlnleI. Num row til Nnlcrifo
Il 1887 % nor, u~nNtdacn Sc 10 ieritc
A0r. uo'brubt beet nos i'm Sm $ohn.
Nioebe eiterloocr 'iN [ Born: Mrs.
\ q. Sfanocu % Mrs Il. !. Min
au3 / Spotonc @oih.. Miotb. Moe !
II Enui % l<ohn Noe 2oniiN, n.
Sof.
Mrs. &uIjo Nclion. hDi4 |iQc-
nam pur SSiilja Sbonpion Smtpeot.
uor ieot puo Waoroeu Smtue0t / &
lemnrfen Norge. Sen 2oen moi 1898
oi NorEIorene Shorbieru "a Glcn
Smtpeot. "a bun par 5 Mar gont
mel, uoponorebe Nnnilicn iii Nine.
rita % boiatte JIG / 6inmorc Go,
Wtiun. : 1877 blep INN uatcuict til
&riition Nel'on Gre Mar iencre lint
teoe De til &alcu Gin. Z. 3. hpor
Gamllien 9telion iiben bar hapt il
Stem. 8r. Nelion beoc / 1904.
Mrs. Neliou bar peliignet mco en-
1ob @elbreo % pioitc neppc. bpa(
oet pilbe iiae at prre ma irlbtil ion
ire Mar iioen; ga merfcoe bun, al mi
life lPuGer uar ioa iterf iom ier
&eb Silletloer iiior ertl0reoe SNgen
al bun leo al "Sufferipqe". 9iot ef
ter liot blep hm ipagere. lflent bun
inbtil Den iioite lge funoe pGre OPP.
bper 0ag. Sun heniop title / Sroel
pua in Srelier Senoag Morgcn bel
29be Aop. @un blep brarapen / &al
len Gin UNDER itor Geltagelic SirS
bu9 Sen lite Gecember.
/ Mrs. Nelion por en- oluorlia O
. pIiGttro ~fri'icn Noinbe. Srn par e.
. al Dor MeniJbebs GlSite WebIemme
og bite til ollie Sioer Iepenoe SITTER
+, este / ben Bel % Tremgang. Su
! eiifehe Nerreu< @us. % loo iieloe.
noget binore iig ira at beisge @uSs
Itieneiten; INN oil James i Menisb(
e Sen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-25

~w(QwM3 isb Din terEe trssme % taitsoe
@rS2a te Snpertor sin hos os, fnr oeelie
Qpniites .Jiit ieuneS. Ssrf frpsisn 9Th $3.50 NJ. 100
Nos. 2aSie: s2.0 pr. so ghs. aas'e; ntelaliet Sio
81. Sd pr. 100 Yhs. q laae. &. 10 pr y Ses. AaGae;
UNDERGRADUATES CO.
17l4 Jefferson ST., Duluth, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-25
Smaatr1f fra Krisen.
&aniner / GamumilS.

Gn rusiiif Sanitetsofiicer iortTl-
Ter / ct Srcp til fin Some, bporleoes
Ell Slot paa omtrent 80 Goniner
unoer en- poloiom Irtiaeriilo frsb
trt op til bperanore miot uoe paa
en- pleiet Marf. Iprene ifialp al
6n0iel, og Sfficeren flyer, at bette
par oct, iom gioroe melt Srlotrpf
paa ban al alt, ban bar Tione til
poa oen bloobeIiUrfte Slogmarf.
Gn fineiiif Stil ON &risem.
5 en- al Sc eneeIife Wisiionsifoler
/ Selma itllloe elepcrne ifripe Ell
Stil ON arige,t. Gn al Gineiergilt-
terne ifrep iel9enbe Still, iom eien-
9ipeS / Central China Yolt": "Nu
er Ser Ell itor arig / europa. Sri
qen %begpnote, ioroi Nrinien al
GiIcrri9e reilte til Ser6ien meo i'm
Trinicsie. Gn Mano i Scrbien
orGbte Dem. 2iterrige bleu lint %
bcgDnote &rig nleh Serbien. Spif-
lano ltrep 9repe til Gitcrrige %
iagoe: Seq nil birlpe Big. Nus
lano ifrep ct 9rco til Serbian: Seq
biUlper oia". 6ranfrige baooe life
npgen Spit til at Haas, men bolot
line SoINater irrbiae. ga lfrep
SniflanO ct 9reu til Sranfriae: ON
itol life ajore Big irrbig til &rig,
ior gier on set, iaa hanIger ieg los
pnn Dig ON nj Elmer. 90 SpIf-
Iali0 beQpnotr at Haas mcb Tranf.
rige % uloridlcreoe %igiennem @el'
gien, @elgicu iasoe: Seq er Ct
@onb og ifte en- 2anoepei Tor Dig.
81 @elQicn freq ct @rcp til Gng.
louo ON SET, ipm Spiflauo hopot
Qiort. % ion fom Guqluno lor al
biuipc NeIgicu".
NuHt|ptl SIHltttVtWUtV
Siot eiter li0t iprer pore Selooter
lia til at inorettc lig befpenlt / Sfut-
%terlrnpenc. bpor Sc ulOer ben MT
uurcn0e Aril uun 1%Ilbrlnge Gag e.
ter GAG, ia oftc ltge eiter llge, ltrt'
Der Ell Gorrcipunoent / en- iroRli
Npia. VI Steo bar pore So!f mo
reltet CT moerioroiif NuoeuGrelie,
hpor Aonpouiet bner Morgen taael
uorn Gnjh. &aoerummct er e.
ltort Nul / Noroen, ~inopenoig flTal
meo huio (eNliteh, ion er helltet ne
eoela0tc &llie. Sdget bctdar a
$ernbllf, oUffet nleo CT Sag Sorl
lloenipr er Ser Ell Ohm, 'om er mn
ret REQ / Sorotn. Teo &iTlp al oel
opuorme$ &annet, iom leoes gleil
nem Nor iii ire icrifielllAc @noefai
! @aoeprrclict err Ser Dun, @1nfe
@arcerobeholoer % ". Y. Sel
npttige oN tioam9slige Snoreflllil!
helnoreS al ole, % ielu @eneraler
ne ~benptter Naoct.
Sgiao en- Griisrialon bar 0ranlt
nl0noeue inbrcttet / Sfnttergrapei'
SpIfe %noifab til Tranifmrmoen
Gn belt I'm Sperraifelie bereot
Sniterne oS npIia PED Aislle, berei
ter Ell irnnif Soloat | Temps"
Se ienbte Ell 8eoebnf oper III Dor
Stptteratope. Sm &aIien bapo'
Den en- Sap, buorpaa Der lteo: p
! bporOan itanr oct iaa til meo oer'
mine Scrrer Sramifmano?"
I vi ioriogte pna allie Waaoer !
: loffe @uffen til os. Wieil Oct 10
til. at Den par. banae for Eistraaf
~aiGrberne mcQem Sfpttersrauen
euoelig tom ocn ooa oper nj 0;
Men Oct bar aloeles rnnlllsf at "a
Sen til at penoe tilbase meo Dol
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-25
Qiteralt xilbMO!

st,r, oriebrsaer meb eIeaants s~uIbfnlbie grlaa %
IethnieIioe Strueer ienoes big for fri Frepe. ppis Be
paSier bfa til ynlbtpmmenheb. ienb ps bio. Sois
life. ieKb benz TIM tllbage. Sunoreoer AZ "Ro'ten"s
pQiere 1ar prrsr f~prneiei meo benz,
senh rs fun bin sIoer % 9brssie. Sneeu 9euae
fer ou er tiifrcoSitiae;.
DEBORAH OPTICAL COMPANY,
Dept. 1, DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-25

Siiales.-8erlom Der er NOS
- cen, iom ifuloe life at lepe tblanot
norife Nolt Der / Sonaba. iaa bar ie9 nosz
le fau Suart ooub tiliol9s billi9t. Grin
luaret Sc fan. q. e.. Gnseletter, Sir1
6iaS, Saif., Sanaoa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-25
eilialas.-16O Gcres al qpot

- Tarmlamb, meb goo porenoe 9epltos,
beliaoenbe mtot imellem tie Soo og u. %.
SIN. / uorooitre Gel al Sine @ountp. lbs
merfet COB anlebnins MI til at taSe Fri'en
paa oafbet no al Stosen, ba en- Sa9mele
er belioaenoe ~ Mil ira 2anoet. llbnertet
@nlebnins ior en- foroelueti9 Sanoel. 6or
noiere llnoerretuins firm til Anoerion Grids
ION So, Tuauette, Winll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-25
Hiliaias.-gn apb halo Section

Siiiaigs.-gn gpb balo Sectiun
- Sarmlono tiliales biai9t. Grin til
8. Moen, oettinser, u. Gaf.
Weoiatte Sartcr Ia GnisstSa'Hs g. aas Z:
~ Steoer. 5prtriulig Setlenin1 III neoidtte Friler.
The Boyd Transfer Co. Minneapolis. MINI.
O1IiaIfa, 1isper, T,ais, 90 Inteter er DC 9ros
" buffer. inn bar anbragt Ntirnelota pao Weroeits.
fnrtet. Gico Sauo MI meoeuS bet or oiuiat. NIbt
Sonp ira 81 til s35 pr. aere. Sponrteee Gcrnie IRA
$40 til SIPS pr. 9ere. Seno etter GRATIS &arfer % yea
~ifripeiie. fSrso =. Sberrran, Stnte SninI. COMMITS.
TONER. Sfoom sos. state @apitpl 81. FAM. W'rn.
Nric gpser ON creson.
GprI,e 70 honife Jarntere, inn agter at 1e9e etter
Diem paa Stinetapstp,te erhplcer trit 10 AZ Oregon
Siate s,mmigratiou Commission nostnre Scetr paa
BET nprSisoanife Sprpp: "Sregon alblm Ct lhn'treret
sssrf rren 400 Siaener, FAINT Oregon pq bets sanbrua".
goresie: Oregon State immigration Commission, Rum
81. Commercial Club Bldg; Portland. Oregon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-25

5ripiGig Spgepleierif e peo Neoe
fors.
Gfterifrift: Maabiee Srue, Se-
res Ssn er reooet, oe De bill faa bam
tilboee. Seq piloe fun, at De lfuloe
aiennemlepe ct Winut al De %ntreItes
liae elmer, Der fremtibig bill bare
belle nit 2ip. sff NIT Sierte, en-
iranif apil1bes Sierte, bar ieg pit ben
@uostro % Meblioenbeb, iom Seres
Noce bespprre life fienoer."
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1914-05-21

Isaac Hersman and daughter,
estimable people of Fairview.
were guests of friends here over
Monday night.
w. H. Simmons, an enterpris-
ing farmer of Milestone, was at
tending to business matters in
town Monday.
w. Fl. Spear, a prominent oil
man of Yellow Creek, was look
ing after business affairs in the
city Monday.
A. M. Umstead, the hustling
local agent for the international
Harvester Co., was attending to
business matters in town Satur-
day.
B. S. Raybuck, formerly of
Leading Creek, this county, but
now a resident of Pennsylvania,
was renewing old acquaintance
here a few days last week.
Let US take your order for an
Imperial Tailor Made Suit. We
guarantee a fit and our prices
considering the quality are the
very lowest in the country.
The Want q Barr Store.
Uncle" Henry Stallman. an
aged and respected citizen of
Big Springs, was calling on
friends here Monday. Although
Mr.. Stallman is over 50 years old
ne is still able to get around as
spryly as a much younger man.
DR.. John Stops, of Penusboro,
arrived here Sunday and spent q
few days attending to his prac.
tice at this place. He made the
trip from Pennsboro in a ma.
chine and Notwithstanding the
rough condition Of the roads was
able to make the run in foul
hours.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1914-05-21

CARPETS. Rugs Chairs, Tables,
etc, at Nj. H Hardplan's.
Robt. Hathaway, of Sycamore,
was a visitor in town Saturday.
Farm and Garden Tools of all
kinds.
The Want & Barr Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Hardman,
of Maplewood, were shopping
here Friday.
X. M. Hunt, an energetic
young business man of Mt. Zion,
was a visitor here Saturday.
F. S. Wilson, a prominent bus
mess man of Big Springs, was a
visitor in town Monday.
Take your produce to Hard
rams.
r.. b. Bennett. of Hattie, at
tended county court here Mon
day.
Hanna's Green Seal, THE
Made to Wear Paint"
The Want & Barr Store.
Collector R. E. Hays, who has
been spending several days here
with home folks, took in the Gil
mer county primary Saturday.
Allen Starcher, a hustling
young man of Clara, was attend
ing to personal affairs here Sat-
urday.
Harmon Martin, one of Chest
nut Groves stauneh Democrats,
was looking after interests here
Saturday.
Hanna's Family Paint for
painting every article about the
house, shop or barn.
The Want & Barr Store,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1914-05-21
]. /. Hodges Dead

Thomas T. Hodges. who has
been i'll at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Jeff Kelley, OF
Philips Run, for several months
past, died early Monday morn
ing. Mr.. Hodges was about 70
years of age ard served honor
ably throughout the Civil War in
the Confederate army under
"Stonewall" Jackson. Several
years ago he maintained a hne
racing stable and was a horse
man of note. He was widely
acquainted in West Virginia and
had many friends who will learn
of his death with regret.
He is survived by his widow
and three daughters and one son,
as follows: Mrs. Clay Melon
aid. of Mt. Zion, Mrs. Jeff Kel-
ley, of Philips Run, Mrs. II. C.
Cooper, of Steubenville, Ohio
and Dent Hodges, of Pickens.
The funeral services were con-
Quoted Tuesday and interrment
made at the Mt. Zion cemetery.
Pray for Thursday and Friday
t. be fair.
Dave Craddoc, an excellent
Democrat of Lee district, was
here on a business mission Mon
day.
Work on the concrete bridge
at Leafbank is we'll under way
and before very long the job will
be ready for public travel. The
bridge at Richardson is being
held up by the government on
account of its height, but it is
thought that work will soon be
resumed there.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1914-05-21
At the Front

Mr.. Linn Jeffreys, young
man who at one time was en-
ployed by J. F. Burdett on his
farm near Point Pleasant, is now
with the regimental band at Vera
Cruz. Jeffreys joined the army
shortly after leaving Mr.. Bur
detts and is now serving the last
year of his second enlistment.
For several months he was sta
toned at Fort Sam Houston, San
Antonio, Texas, and on April "a,
was removed to Vera Cruz, Mex
leo. PIT. Pleasant Register.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1914-05-21
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for any case that II fails to cure Send
for list OF testimonials.
Address: II. j. CHENEY q co. Toledo o.
Sold by all Druggists, Tbc.
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1914-05-21

w. A. Mahaney and H. H. An
drews, two prominent oil men of
Joker, were pleasant visitors in
town Saturday.
George Keifer, of Elizabeth,
former representative Of the
Shattuck, Jackson Co., but now
with the Conservative Life In
surance Co., was attending TO
business matters here a day or
two this week.
Mr. Leon M. Ayers, Of Revere.
representing some oil company.
had business here, Thursday.
Mr.. Elliott Chenoweth. Of Glen
vile and Grantsville, left Tues
day morning for Charleston.
where he was called on business
matters. - Chenille Democrat.
Sheriff r. J. Knots spent sew
eral days Of last week i'm TIC
country collecting taxes. Sher-
if Knots will be as lenient as
possible in his method of collect
ing but al taxes must be paio
by June LIST as at that time he i.
compelled to make up his delin.
quent list.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1914-05-21
Senator Chiffon for Repeal Bill

Washington, May II, Senator
Chiffon, of West Virginia. today
told the Senate why he favored
the Panama Canal tolls exemp.
ton repeal bill.
1t has never been the policy
If the Democratic to break treat
les, >" he said. i cannot believe
that a Democratic Senator nor
the masses of the people whom
they represent in their govern
desire the. United States to take
the position of violating a
treaty"
Senator Chiffon said that ex-
emption was a subsidy and there
fore the Baltimore platoon per-
mitted the repeal.
He said that the controversy
could not be arbitrated unless
the repeal bill was passed. The
existence of the law prev ented
the submission Of the the dispute
the Supreme Court, as suggested
by ex-President Taft, or to The
Hague tribunal as arranged by
ex-President Roosevelt. Arbi-
tration may be the policy Of
President Wilson for the ulti-
mate disposition of the contro-
versy, If Congress will agree
with him that the should be re-
opened.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1914-05-21
Notice 10 Taxpayers

All parties owing taxes for the
year 1913 will please settle the
same at once as | must soon c'ose
up the collections for the Year.
| am mailing out statements to
all parties still owing taxes. If
you DO not set 4 statement in a
few days call me on the phone or
write me at G.. ahtsvile, w. Va.
The law requires all taxes to be
paid by the LIST Monday in June.
r. j. KNOTS, Sheriff.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1914-05-21

The Senatorial convention for
the 10th district has been called
tomeet at Sutton on June 10Th.
e. II. Morton. of Webster
Springs. and r. f. Kidd. of Gil
mer are the probable candidates.
Coleman Peninger now has
charge of the local blacksmith
shop and Guy Bailey hes moved
back to his farm near Claria
Mr.. Bailey was a first class
smith and an excellent citizen
and we are sorry to lose bin
from the town.
O. w away, a prominent
t'mberm4n Of Pie Greek. who
had p biz contrqct in Gi mer
FIR t'e past feW leafs. fa fn.
.ished mp bis work and returned
% tnjs equity.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1914-05-21
Ciilmer County Democrats Nom
mate

The Democratic primary in
Gilmer county was held Satur-
day and the following ticket
nominated:
Legislature, G. w. Marsh.
County Clerk, N. E. Ryner.
Circuit Clerk. Worthy Davis.
superintendent, John r.. HAYS.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1914-05-21

DIR. Ray c. Morford, dentist,
of Spencer. will visit Grantsville
on May 26 and remain ten days.
Nerve treatment a speciality.
Those desiring treatment are re-
quested to make appointments
early. Office with j. A. Morford
over post office.