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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-06
CbiDs Grntes s@rtrag
8lieb beoeuterS binter Oem GrgebniB
bes Sdbreg 1915 5lriid.
l1nsiinftige @itterung un6 llnge5iefer
perben bauptIddIt6 aIs ltria8s
oafiir nambaft gema6t.

Columbus, o, ). 0ttp6sr.
9lus oem offijleuen @rIteberiht, mel,
den .. u. Staufisr, De- SetretGr Der
itoatIi9eu Observation-Disclosures, an Sons
ueritag perUffsntIiats, ge6t 5eruur.
bub Wei5en, 5afer, Tuggsn, Utais
uno &artoffeIn einen EelIertras uufs
tpeiien.
Der 8eIammtertrug bes @ei3en
pirb auf 1S,9O4 ,678 gIileI, ober 12
guibel PRO Qder, nngegeben, gegeH
36,03o, ,238 8u., oOer 20 gu. pre-
9der i'm Sabre 1915. Die l1rIane Der
sSeblernte iptrp 0em alBerurbentItcb
talten Ntuter ,utb ben: Wtdngel Gil
S6nee sugei6rieben. giele iselber paf
rem i'm 6riibi15r umgepfiiigt unb nit
aHberen 6eIbfr:i4teu bepfIan5t pOra
ben.
sSiir bic geringe Sdfererute fpirb Die
aubergspDbnlite Srpderbeit oerant-
pprtlih gemaat. Ser Srtrag beIauft
iid auf 42,090,019 gu., ober 27 8u.
pro Iter, gegen $3.50 900 Su., obec
AZ gu. pro 4fer i'm 8prlabre.
Die Wlaissrnte ptrp auf SO grOJ.
elmer normuleu geicbGbt. Srii6 ges
pflanstsr WtuiS in guten 9uoen ergab
CUTE GrtrGse, ipdtgepflar5ter gasegen
nur geringe.
Die aartoffelerute fis. in ben mets
item S6etlen bes StuuteS tnfplge I'M,
siilritiser Wttterung CUR 3eit oes
pfIanSens, @etpiiitlng bur9 SnIeta
fen unb Srodsnbett ieF .mangeI9aft
aus.
W1it Rpsgen tparen 67,874 2(der
iperiger bepfldnst ipprben dls I'M
Sabre 1915. Der Seiammtertrag ptro
qut 1,o61 ,935 Su. un9egeben, gegsn
2,21S, 1888 BIZ. i'm @crjabre. Der
0ur9IdnittsertraQ PR qder parer
16 gu. gegen 10 gu. i'm Sabre 1915.
Ser Grtrdg ber 8erTte belduft itc9
a,pf 81, ,857 gu. mehr cIs i'm Dor
bergebenben Sabre. sc troreu 1887
Older mebr 9erits angepflan3t tpprben
ala I'M Sabre 1915.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-06
Giiab Yaiba.
Der friiAtre prGfibent
BON &Ibanien. IN Rpua
ftaHtiHopel gum Sobs
berurtbefft
bkrurth hetlt


2pnbon, 5. Sttober. Cine De-
pei6s aug Qmfterbam merbet, bas
gfao gai3a, friiberer prooiioriidet
prGiioeut Don 2tlbantea, bon einem
&riessseriat IN &onitantinopef gum
Sobe perllrtbeitt tpurbe, na6oem Be-
pisisn porbeu mar, bag er uno feline
gaHoiten ii4 segen Di: 5iirtei pera
iaporen unb ibr ben 9rieg ertlGri
batten. Ons 5oDssurtbe;l purbe poHl
Sultaa beitdtigt.
gTuo paffl ipuroe, Hadoem er itd
i'm runuar 1916 Den S.aIienern an
gei6loTeH battle, ieiHes RuRges IN Der
tiirtiiten 4rmse fir p,rluftis ertlGrt.
Spdter bate sr Iia uad Rom uHo
oon Oa na6 paris bege6sn, I'D er DOM
premierminifter grtuno empfungen
ipOroen mar. SIN 4ugliIt mar eelnsI.
oet porben, oab sr eine 2lbtbeiIuns
BON al6anierR befeblige, peI9e in
Sdloniti aeIdncet udrer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-06

t5un, Inn cine foeitere 8trgepdltigung
Der ameritaniiten poI! our9 Die
8riten au ber9:nberr. Sn Der Petitior
ipirb ertldrt, aB bic 6ritii4en Be
5Drben bis gnbe 2luguIt 144 SGde
nit offi8ieQer, regiitrirter unb. Prioats
poit 0ffneten uno DdB, einem 8ert4t
bes amerifanilaen pOitmeiiters 3u'
folge, cine game 4naa6l DON YOlt
padeten getoblen tpurben. @s fet DON
tpeIentlt4er 8sbeutllng fir bic Quss
be6nung bes ameritantfden 9anbels.
bab fir bic unberfebliGfeit ber ames
ritanii4en PoIf SorJs getragen per'
be. 0as Stautsbepartement lpurbe srs
iu4t, ioforttge uno tpirtfume S6rttte
gu t6un, I'm ferners geldittgung Der
ameritanii8en poft au oer6inosrn,
unb SroBbrrtonnien oltf5uforberH,
Q66itte gu t9an Bno ben GenIor uno
bic anberen 9sarnten, rel6e fir ba3
Seffnen unb &srau6en emeritaniT9er
pofHdte DerantDortIi4 iino, gu be-
itrafen.
Der &afTer @ilbelm bat
ii9 ma 9 Der 6flt9en
5rout begebeu.
Berlin, 5. Stto6er. - ue6er
Sonbon. - 9tm Wlitttpo9 purbs of
ft8iea angetiinoigt, baB Der &atier
Wil6elm ii4 na9 Der Dftli8en 5rort
begeben babe, gu einem 8eIu8 BEL ben
SrHppen beg Generals BON GinIineeH,
gegen bic iebt bic 5auptansriffe Der
Hunen geri4tet iinD.
0rei norpegtf 6e Oampfer
Derfentt.
2onbon, 5. Stto6er. - 9rei
norpesif9e Oampfer, r8rind", smut
Garl" unb rResiur", ftnb Opn beHts
i6eu llnterfee6ooten Derientt iporber,
tpie aus Gbriitiania gemelbet pirb.
Die geIubung beg .grind" lit gslans
bet iporben.
Glo1os tiinbigten tpdbrenb beg Saa
ges aud al, caB Der r9iIti6e Sams
pier r5ourgui" pou 4276 Spnnen,
Oerientt tporben lei.
Der rSoursai", frii9er Der britif6.
Oumpfer Santa grigiba", mar an
II. Ssptembs- BON gter gOrt mad
&rdangel i'm DeiBen Dtser Gbge9an'
gen, nit elmer 2abung &risgsmdteriaj
fiir RuBlano dn 8prb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-06
Cine i@tpeiseriId1e 6rens'
teadDe
Quf stnem $500 5uB bo5en
gerge BON elmer RUseI
se.Ubtet, bi: Dom
&riessi 4dupla BIB

gsrn, 3. Sttober. Cine i9iptiSes
ride 9rsn5pate puree am Ulitts
mod, nGbrsno fie duf osm 9ipfel Der
9reiIpruhen Spise, benz quntt,
lpp bic S3psis. Stulisn uno Sirol
oneinanber grsH5su, duT Wade itaHb,
Don elmer &ussl setGbtet. Die irseno
ppber pom &risgsi6auplas fam, bon
Der itulieniIdm ooer BON Der Siroler
Ssite. Der 9trs, auf benz Der SolSat,
Gjeorg Gatbomas, getDbIet tpurbe, IL
$500 5uB bod uno LEG! in Der RdRs
oes Stdlpio pdiies.
Gs lit oies oas srits Mul, bab Elm
i6peiSerii6sr 0ren5iplhat lett bem
9lusbru4 Der SetHoieligteiten setDStet
nuroe.
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li6 befiHben Fd bic gtumGnsn auf
benz RiidSug.
Rad bsrsebli9en perluitreiAeu
@nsriffen, bic Der 0einb in ben 9asss
Bergen semadt, auf beiben Seiten bes
StreG Sstrugp Sbalss, sisbt fia Der
Gsinb in bic Grenssebirse suriid.
.Sn Der Hdbe pou Driopa, an Der
Oonau, baben bic Rumdnen nit ibrsn
ausriffen etpas an 9ObeH seiponnen.
.armessr,ippe bss 6slbmari@alls
bon Madenien: g(nsriffe bes Jeinoss
tDeitli6 bon Der Cara Orman GO6aoin
gifsnbabnIinie, in Der Sobrubi9a.
tuurben, ebeufo ipie es am Nontag ses
idsben, nit iftp.ren 9erluitsn fir ben
Jeinb 5uriidgeidlasen.
rWasebonien: .Die Ribie 4lanina,
bic bas gsrna Sbal. 6itli9 DON Mpna,
fir beberrfdt, befinbst iid i'm gsiiB
bes Seiubss. gtbs.isben buDon III bi:
Gage bonn presba Gee biz an bic
Struma uHperdHbert. Qm linten lIfer
Der Struma TT bic S9laft NOD i'm
ganse. Das Dprf gemiteui III absr.
mails an ben Jemb Derloren iporben-~
~Oobrubi6a JrOnt: Sn sinem am
l. Ottober nDrblid pon 4n5aeed iiattz
gefunbensn @efedt erlitt Der GeiRo
Iebr idtuere Dsrluite. Gin feinblidss
Battalion ipurbe bollitdnois psrnidtst.
Die ein0issn lleberlebenbeH, 3psi Gis
ii3iere uBb 100 Wann ipurben gefagz
gen senommen
Yom tiirtifden Rrtesss
hdupldb.
Cine am Donneritas bonn tiirtiIden
ariessRiniitsrium srlaFens offi3ielIe
,ysianntmadins lautet ME folst:
~WeIopOtamieH: Sn Der Rdbs bon
Raiirisd perIu4ieu britii4e aruppsn
unter bem S9iib ibrer 4rtillsris geeen
Gld5irsbp. n0rbIia pOn 1aiirip4. Dors
5uriiden. Sie rpurben aber auriidsez
Idlagen. ginsr uniersr glpiaiitsr
Idob am "a. September an Der Gel
Liable Gront Elm feinpIi4es Glusseus
ab.
.2autaIus Srpnt: Starte feinbIi9e
grtunbislinss sf5tbeiIaussn tpurben
suriidgsidlasen.
ariessna9ri8ten aus
Ssferrei6 ungdrn
Wien 5. Sttobsr, iiber aonbon.
|6. Ottober. Das ariessminiiterinm
erlieb am Sonneriias fpIsenSs offi'
sislIs grtldruns:
.Rumdniias JrOnt = Sn Der @s<'
s.nb BON OriOpa ipurStn unfsre
Sruppen rad Deiten auriidseSrdngt.
@abIi@ BON pstrpienp 5isht ii8 Der
yeinb ndh ben Grens ; gdfIm Sus
rid. Die perbiinbeten beii4s0iters
rsiatI4en S.reiitrafte, tDeI4e nabe
syosaras uorriiden, bdbeu bic anbere
Seite Der Siabt .rreihi.
.Siebenbiirsifdr JrOnt-Guber Der
3uriidtpeiiuns eines feftigsn rumdni'
i4ea EuSriffs IL sSa tiE ai&4s "
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-06
Der Ennarb Aampfer
nJrancpnia" BON
$3.50 SDnnen
Der bon ben 9riieu als 5ruppeH.
transporti&sff Derrentet ipurSs,
Sm WitteIldnbii9en Uher BON einen
llytsrIseboot p.rienit.

9onbon, 8. Sttobsr. Ous Whas
rinsminiiteriuH tiinbi3t an. baB Der
ganarbbampfer ,5rancunia", Der let;
benz gesinn OCT Saroanslien Grpes
bitiors~ ols Sruppenirdnsportii6ff
perfpenbst tDurbe, am Wsittpo6 III
WittelIanbiiden Ile:r bon einem
feiHb!iden llnterise6Oot perientt pOrs
ben fei. gs pirb n3rJsiiist, baB fid
teine Sruppen an Soro tefanbtn, oab
atsr 5fp0lf Mann Don Der 302 Mant
Harlem gefabung pernlibt aperben.
Die rsranconia- mar Elm Uerbdlts
Hibmdbis neiisr 9ompfs-, Der feline
erite Gabrt stpifdsn aiDsrpOoI uno
Bolton I'm Jebruar 1911 ma&te.
Gin 3eppeiin
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Gin 3eppeiin
SoII Bel Der Snfel SbIi
tn bie see eefaIIen
fefn.

/ gs6iers, SGnsmdri. 5. Sftober.
GifHerboois, bic bier antamen, bes
! tti&isnx bah iis am RoutoS Wsttaa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-06
9ie amerifaniIAeS Sanbels'
fammer in Ebaagbai
proteiiirte in NaI6tngtrn segen bic
gsrsepaItiguns ameritonii4er
ppit.
llnt perIanst, Sab oas Siautsoeparts'
msnt enersiTt gesen zen llnfus
siaftreitet.

S6arsbat, gbina, 1. Sept.
(aOrriponbenJ Der afrciirtengreiIs.)
Di. amsritan;fde SanoeIstammer in
China fat ous stuatsespariement in
aDai5iuat0n ssiuat iSfof. Gdeitss %
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Die 2lieoerlage Ser 2sumdnen, sic
ii6er oie 9onan gegangen waren,
eine poqlfdnoige.
Don 5md gan0a DiuonPn geange nut Elm 6(eae U@ed IN
Booen mf oaS njro(i6e ufu Oct Oonau 5nrif
|Qu6 In Sie6en6drgen 6ednOen li6 Ole Humdnen auf
Dem Rii6]uge
ltnb tn ber Sobrnbid5a ilms Wsadenem alle lire
9lmgrifie ab.


Der aamt6
anIgs ssfh
bon
anu
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IS Wseilen norbpeifli5 bon Der SnIel
Shit in Der Ioroise, unb an Der
&iiite bon Scblestptg se!ssen, einsn
i'm Dafer liegsnben Zeppelin gefeben
6Gtten. sic fugtsn ferner, baB uebrere
beutIfe 3erIt0r.r uHb 5fpei grpbs
S4iffe ben 3sppetin umgaben unS
beriutten, i9n iiber Waiier 3u 6alten.
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gSetterberiht.

8 iir S6io unb &entutD: S604
mes, peniger parmes 8etter am Syreis
tag unb SamItag.
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Owen G. Stutler, clerks.

Owen G. Stutler. clerks.
White Pine: A. J. Yoah, w.
H. Ayers and Chas. Right. COM
missioners. H. G.. Bland and
Joe L. Francis, clerks.
Russell: l.. John Fogle, French
Polling and Chess Polling, commits
sioners. l.. H. Stump and A. A.
Weaver. clerks.
Arnoldsburg: c.. J. Gamer. +
f. Allen and j. w. McCulty. com
missioners. Harley Downs and
w. E. Powell, clerks.
Daniels Run: George Whytsell.
Hannibal Maffett and Roy Nor
gan. commissioners. w. r. Star
cher and Holly Nestor. clerks.
Hur: John Slider, Robert Bel
and A. j. Ball, commissioners.
w. j. Sturm and C. d. Tharp,
clerks.
Richardson: John Kemner,
Charles Richards and H. d. Bing-
man, commissioners. Everett
Starcher and Allan Campbell.
clerks.
Minnora: A. w. Douglas. d.
h. Parsons and ?. G. Jarvis.
commissioners. Homer Witt and
j. B. Law, clerks.
Okla: Sam Witt, C. K. Cheno.
weth and j. j. Bailey. H. H.
Rinehart and Herbert Spencer.
Frozen Run: r. d. Siers Frank
Riep and George Arnold, commits
sioners. c. II. Knots and S. ].
Brown, clerks.
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Sale of Bank Stock

The undersigned, Executor Of
the last will and testament Of
B. A. Right, deceased, will on
Saturday, the Goth day of MAJ,
1916, sell by public auction to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand,
one share of the capital stock of
the Peoples Bank of Grantsville,
of the par value Of 500, appear
ing on the books Of the said bank
in the name Of the said b. a.
Right; the said sale will be made
at the front door of the front
door of the Courthouse of Cal
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GO RIGHT At IT
Friends and Neighbors in Grantsville
Will Show You Way.

Get at the root of the trouble.
Rubbing an aching back may relieve
it.
But won't cure it if the kidneys are
weak
You must reach the root of it-tho
kidneys.
Reach the cause; relieve the pain.
Begin at once with Doan's Kidney
Pills.
Are recommended by thousands.
Hero is a statement from resident
of this vicinity.
w. f. Shaver, carpenter, Lloydsville,
w. Va, says: 81 began to have
trouble with my back and kidneys.
My work is hard on the kidneys and
back and it hurt me to lift anything
heavy. l had pains in the small Of
my back and my kidneys acted too
freely. Doan s Kidney Pills regulated
the action of my kidneys and removed
the palms,
Price soc, at all dealers. Don It
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan s Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Shaver had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
~
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-05-11

In this issue will be found the
formal announcement of Fleming.
II. Anderson, of Redwood, Mich
olas county, for Congress on the
Democratic ticket. Mr.. Alder
son is one of the prominent young
lawyers of the southern section
of the district and is one of the
assistant U. S. District attorneys
for the southern district of West
Virginia. He is d son of the late
John d. Anderson, one of West
Vir9inia'S most prominent Dem
ocrats, and the son inherits many
of the noble qualities of his dis
tinguished father. He is mill
tant and convincing orator and
has rendered his party effective
service in past campaigns.
Democrats see a mighty good
chance 10 return a Wilsonian
Democrat to Congress from the
Third district this year. The
district is by no means hopeless
ly Republican, and if an aggres-
sive campaign is made, q Demo
cratic candidate whom the peo-
pie trust, can be elected. Flem-
ing Anderson will make just that
kind of campaign and will be
just that kind of a candidate if
he is nominated.
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For Assessor

hereby announce ny candidacy
for the Democratic nomination for
Assessor Of Calhoun county, subject
TO the June primary.
ANDREW VI UM5TEAD
q hereby annouce my candidacy
for AGeessOr of Calhoun county.
subject ~ the decision Of the Dem.
oeratic votes OF the June primary
81. ELLSWOBTH SLUMP
i h8leby announce pvselt o CAL
didate forfbe Office OF Assea-or sub
Iect to the decision Of the Pengy
cratic voters 40 NE general pfimaFy
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For Congress

| am a candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for Congress
from the Third district, subject
to the June primary. ! respect
fully solicit the support of Cal
houn county Democrats.
FLEMING H. ANDERSON,
Rich wood, w. Va.
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Primary Election Officials

County Court was in session
Monday and Tuesday for the pur-
pose Of correcting the reRistra-
ton lists and appointing commits
sioners and clerks for the gener-
al primary TO be held June 9th.
Monday several names were
added to the lists and the regis
trat;on, so far as the court is con-
cerned, was closed. However,
it is possible for a voter whose
name has been left from the lists
to register on election day by
making affidavit before the COM
missi)ners that he is a qualified
voter, which affidavit must be
supported by the afidavits of two
registered voters of the same
precinct.
Tuesday three election commits
sioners and two clerks for each
voting precinct were named to
hold the primary. Under the
law the executive committees of
the two dominant political parties
each have the right TO recomend
one commissioner and one clerk
for each precinct, and unless the
Court is shown that those so re-
commended are of bad character,
it is its duty to appoint them.
The list submitted by chairman
r. j. Knots for the Democratic
committee was appointed without
question. But the list presented
by the Republican committee by
its chairman, B. G.. Stump, met
with opposition from Tell Melon
aid, one Of The Republican candi-
dates for sheriff, who objected
to some Of the clerks named by
the Republican committee. Mr..
Mcdonald protested in open
court against the appointment
Knots Chenowsth ut Okla, S. J..
Brown at Frczen and Allan
Campbell at Richardson. The
latter appointment was warmly
defended by Committeeman f..
l.. Hays of Arnoldsburg, The
court finally after much dillydal-
lying and paIayering, DECIDED to
appoint the list submitted by the
Republican committee.
The list of eIectign officers fol-
lows. The first named commits
5ioner is the appointment OF the
Democratic committe, the second
is that of the Republican commit
tee and the third was selected by
the Court. The first named clerk
is the Remoeratc appointment
the second is the Republican.
Brooksvile: S. NJ. Criss, Vim.
Webb End HoWard BrummaGe,
commissioners VIM. Cooper and
W. +. Rogers, clerks
Freed Asa Maze, VIM Slider
end W. X. Busch, commissioners.
Roy Morrison and Ross Collins,
clerks
Chestnut Grove. j. IL, E4rer.
jacob Yves, and Frank Richards,
ST., commissioners J. G.. Fox
ard j Z. Cunningham clerks.
Courthouse: jeff Keller, d. w.
PFopst a4d George NOE ,dree,
commissioners fsegfy iErsg,g
and J g.. O.,s, o'stf
Sch9oihcuse 3. T. King, W.
D. Gates AID Dr. IT, A. Price,
commissioners. J. II. Barker and
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One of the candidates for dis
trict delegate to the Democratic
National Convention which meets
at st. Louis, June l4th, is Hon.
Percy Byrd, one of Cjarksburg's
militant young Democrats. His
formal announcement for the
honor appears in this issue. Mr..
BYRD is : former sheriff of Harri-
and is one OF the prominent young
business men Of that seetioR of
the state. He is an supporter
Of the Wilson administration and
was ono Of the original Wilson
men four years ego. His candi-
dacy has been endorsed by the
Democracy of Harrison county,
the largest county in the district,
and there - 70 reason why he
should not be elected IS one Of
the representatives of this dis
trict in the gathering which will
formally ratify the CHOICE Of a
large majority of the NATIONS
voters Woodrow Wilson.
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Political Announcements

Charges for political announce
ments for candidates in the COM
ing primary will be as follows:
All state candidates, $35.
Sheriff, Assessor, Prosecuting
Attorney, $50.
House of Delegates, County
Commissioner, County Surveyor,
$40.
District Officers, So.
In each instance the fee must
lie paid before the announcement
will be inserted.
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Orma. w. Va, May 23rd at 10
O'Clock A. M, and offer for sale
at public auction, one School
house and lot, situate at Orma.
to the highest bidder.
Also the building Of q new two
room school house, near Orma,
to the lowest responsible bidder.
Terms and specifications made
known on day of sale. Specifca-
tions are on file at the Secretary s
office.
w. II. Adams, Pres.
0. II. Groves, Sec.
Minrora. ". Va.
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RECIPE FOR GRAY HA1k.

To half pint of water add Oh. Bay
Rum, small box OF Barbo Compound,
and u OF. OF glycerine. Apply to the hair
twice q week until it becomes the desired
shade. Any druggist can put this up or
you can mix it At home at very little cost.
Full directions for making and use come
ir each box OF Barbo Compound. 1t viii
gradually darkcn streaked, faded gray
hair, and removes dandruff. 1t is excel
lent for falling hair and Will make harsh
hair soft and glossy 1t will not color the
scalp, is not sticky or greasy, and does not
sub off.
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20 be held June 9th. once served
the people in this Office and will
aim to treat every man ana woman
alike. l come again asking the vot-
ers for their support, as i feel myself
competent to do the work.
Thanking the people in advance
for their suffrage, L am
Respectfully yours.
J. NJ WEASE
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Political Announcements
For Congress

We are authorized to announce
the candidacy of Hon. Ernest
Randolph, of Salem, Harrison
county, for Congress, subject to
the decision of the Democratic
voter of the Third Congressional
district in the June primary.
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For District Delegate

The Chronicle is authorized to
announce the candidacy of Hon.
Percy Byrd, of Clarksburg. for
District Delegate from the Third
Congressional district to the Dem.
ocvatic National Convention at
st. Louis, June 18th.
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County Df~ectoru.


Judge, Circuit Court: W. II. O'Brien, Rip.
ley.
County Court: 6. w Dye, Freed; Pres
ident, Granville johnson, Walnut; and
5. E Keith. Arncldsburg, Commits
sioners.
Sheriff: r, J. Knots, Gran,svi'r. Dep
uty: George w. Hays Jr, Arnol!:sn~rg.
Prosecuting Attorney; J. \. @. smith
EVANSVILLE
Clerk Circuit Court; Lee Gamer,
GAINESVILLE.
Clerk County Couru s. f. FlemiYo
GAINESVILLE.
Assessor: w. j. Smrln, Hur. Deputies:
A NJ. Umstead, Mt Zion; C.. A. Nit,e,
Minnofa
Surveyor: d. w. Shock, DodrilI
Superintendent Of Schools: a. +. Weaver,
Grantsville.
President, Board of Health: DR.. w. +. ~.
Dye, GAINESVILLE
TERMS OF COURT.
County Court---First Mondays January,
April, July, and November.
Circuit Cour,.--Third Tuesday in April,
August and November,
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candidate.

candidate.
Mr.. Randolph is an able law
yer and a forceful and talented
speaker. His personality is pleas
ing and he soon makes friends
out of acquaintances. He comes
before the Democrats OF the new
Third district highly recommend
ed by those who know him, and
his claims should receive the ear
nest consideration of the Demo
Gratis of Calhoun county.
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For Member OF County Court

| hereby announce my candidacy
for Member of the County Court.
subject to the decision Of the Dem
ocratic voters in the June primary.
CAREY A. WITT
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The Chronicle presents this
week to Calhoun county Demo
Gratis tke a9Douncement Of Hon.
Ernest Randolph, 81 Salem, Har-
ri6on county, for the Democratic
nomination tor Congress in this
district. Mr. Randolph is one Of
the leaders Of his party la his
section Of the state and is regard
ed by tbese who know him best
as a very strong candidate. In
1914 he was the candidate Of his
party for State Senate ia the
Twelfth district, composed of the
heavily Republican counties Of
Harrison, Lewis and Doddridge,
and although he Wes defeated,
he so reduced the big Republican
that when Democrats
began to ,ook around Tor a candi
date to carry the Third Congress
5ional district. Mr.. Randolph's
ineD5g urged him to become a
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For County Surveyor

| hereby announce my candidacy
for the Democratic nomination for
County Surveyor. subject to the
June primary.
DWIGHT w. SHOCK
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For State Senator

L am a candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for State Senator
for the Tenth Senatorial District
of West Virginia, subject to the pri-
mary election to he held on the 9th
day of June, 1916.
FRED l.. FOX
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For Sheriff

i hereby announce my candidacy
for the Democratic nomination for
Sheriff of Calhoun county subject
40 the June primary
NJ. A. G.. BOARD