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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-12-21
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TOWN HAS NEVER USED
UNITED STATES MONEY
One Man Owns Entire County.
Company Scrip Only Medium
of Exchange.

Pensacola, ~ C.-This is said 10 be
the only town in tho county where no
United States currency is used
Pensacola IS entirely owned by one
man. He owns the mines, the lumber
camp, the farm lands and the thirty
four miles OF railroad which leads from
small junction into Pensacola. in
fact. ne IS the owner Of the whole
county.
The entire business OF the place is
carried on with company "scrip"-that
IS, when n mans earnings are paid him
they are given him in the form OF a
due bill, which IS referred to as scrip. "
The scrip IS the same ~ cash and ne
gotiabie ot The various stores. ell Of
which are owned by the Aldridgo com
pany.
When members OF a picture play com,
pany recently arrived here they paid
cash for purchases Mt the stores They
received their change I'm a rip" and
later the cashier OF the company had
10 travel nifty miles 70 small town in
Tennessee 20 get r check casbcd IN or
der 20 pay the living expenses.
There are people born in Pensacola
and living there since their birth that
bad never seen United states cur.
reDcy and were almost afraid 70 &C
ccDt II when the movie actors paid
their bills for rooms and board
Soda water IS sold at the drug stores
on Wednesday and Saturday OF each
y s--s--9 -
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AND PROVEN
There is a Heap Of Solace In Being
Able to Depend Upon Well
Earned Reputation.

For months Grantsville readers have
seen the constant expression of praise
for Doan's Kidney Pills, and read
about the good work they have done
in this locality. What other remedy
ever produced such convincing proof of
merritt
Miss Jane LETTERS, Seventh St., Ripley,
w. Va, says: 81 suffered from rheu-
matte pains. Ny limbs and back were
stiff and lame. My back ached and
there were pains through my sides. /
was dizzy and nervous. Mornings |
felt all tired out. Doan's Kidney Pills
soon made me strong and well. When
a cold settles on my kidneys, 1 always
use Doan g Kidney Pills and they never
fail to give me relief
Price soc, Mt all dealers. Don 7
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Miss JefferS had. Foster Milburn Co.
Props, Buffalo, n. Y.
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Notice to Contractors

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned Committee, appoint
ed by the County Court of Cal
houn county, West Virginia, on
the 9th day of December. 1916,
at special term of said Court,
Will on Friday. the 9Th day of
January, 1917. at the Courthouse
OF said county, meet and receive
all proposals and bids for the
letting of the contract for the
construction If a bridge across
the West Fork, at Everett Starch
er's grist mill at or near the
mouth of Henrvs' Fork. in Lee
district Of said county, the plans
and specifications of which said
bridge are row On file in the of
flee of the Clerk of the c. unity
Court Of said county and are
open to the inspection of all per.
sons; tie Committee reserves the
right to reject any and al Iro-
posala and bids offered.
S. f. KEITH,
G W. DYE,
Committee.
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HARVARD MEDICoS IN
A STUDY OF PARALYSIS
Will Seek Causes and q Cure Fer the
Deadly Disease.

Boston. The Harvard Medical
school has organized a Harvard COM
mission on infantlle paralysis to study
the causes and to seek a cure for the
disease. DIR. II. w. LOvett is chairman
and the other members OF the commits
sion are Dr. .Eilton ]. Rosenau, DR..
Francis w. Peabody and Roger Pierce,
secretary.
Our purpose Is TO study infantile
paralysis until we Learn 10 combat 1t
successfully" said DR.. Rosenau. The
use OF serum made from the blood OF
a person who has recovered from In
fantile paralysis has brought encouragi
Ing but not convincing results, but the
results have been such that its use
Is worth continuing"
The commission appeals to all per-
sons who can qualify to make the
blood contribution, asking that they
volunteer a limited amount OF blood
for experimental purposes. 1t is also
treating causes OF paralysis. It's serV-
Ices are free.
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a. G.. MATHEWS,
S. p. BELL,
Notice of Commissioners Sale
Of Valuable Real Estate
Teste:
LEE GAMER, Clerk.

BY virtue Of decree of the Circuit
Cont of Calhoun county, West Virginia.
rendered at the November term thereof.
1916, in certain chancery canse therein
pending, wherein G.. A. Witte was plai tiff
and Spencer g. Fireman and others were
defendants, the undersigned commissioner
will on Thursday. the fourth day of Jan
nary, 1917, offer frr sale and cell by public
auction, 70 the Highest idder. unoD the
terms hereinafter desigdnteI the following
described real estate. by said decree d rect
ed to be sod, tpwil: al The F'ght, lille
and interest of the defpniAn, Spencer G..
lHeman, IN Hnd lN MI the nii hIl Gus with.
W and under ying Fix contiguous lots,
tracts or rfrcels q land, containing re-
"pec'ivtly 6G}, 5ls l7s, 52l SO 30-sO and
81 acres, aeGregating about 275 acres. lying
and being situate IN the district Of Wash
ington, county of alhoun, state Of WIS.,
Virginia, ON the left hand fork ~ White
Oak Creek, being known ~ the home
farm Of the late George ". Trneran. de
ceased, which interes in SAID oil and gas
was reserved unto the sal d Spencer G.. Tn
IN certain deed Of conveyance made by
him and his wife to one Guy Truemon
bearing date On the Goth day of O, tober.
/ 1914, Of record IN the Office Of the Jerk of
the Comfy Court Of Calhoun county. Wost
Virginia, n Deed ltooe No. 81, nj page
lOl and which interest in said oil and pas
underlying said real estate was artempt.d
TO be conveyed by the said defendant
Spencer G. Truemsn, to the defendant M
ie Trueman, by deed bearing date ON the
26th day Of May, 1916, Of record in the
Clerks Office aforesaid in Deed Book No
%, at page 2iG, which SAID last named
deed was set aside ana capaeiIed by said
| degrees reference IS hereby made 10 said
i8a deeds, certified copies whereof re fled
gi,h the plaintiffs bill H. SAID cause. fur =
more definite description Of the said real
fasle W be sold as afuresaid
Terms Of salei one.hslf of the purcbse.
money cash in hand on day of sale and the
residue upon a credit Of six months. taking
from the purchaser or purchasers note or
bond with good security for the deferred
ins.a lment, bearing interest from dsv
of sale.
LoRENTz G. HAMILTON.
Camnissioner.
4 tee enlper Clork OF the Circuit
e9uu % Calhoun county. West vir-
ginis, do hereby certify that the above
named commissioner Lorentz e.. TsmiI.
ton. has executed and fled in my Office
boud 10 the penalty of 100000 as required
by decree IN said cause.
Teqte;--
LEB GAMER clerk.
a Copy Teste.
LEE GAMER. Clerk
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Notice Of Judicial Sale
Committee.

P"ruant to q decree Of tho CIRCUIT
Court Of Richie county, West Viz. MIA,
made cn the l7th day Of Novemher, 1916
in the cbancery cause ~ Jennie Good.
night, Plaintiff, W. Mary A. Cation. g. W.
Cation Duna Cation, Thomas W. eaton end
Luln Cation. the last two beirg infaut,, De
PENDANTS, ] will on
Saturday, the 25rd Day Of DECEMBER, 1915,
AZ II o'clock A. NJ Of thnt day, m the
front door Of the court house Of Calhoun
county, w@i Virginia IN ihp Penn 81
GraLtsyille, offer for sale, a. public qncIian,
to the highest bidder the following de
scribed rpnl estate, io-wlt
Flk~Tl a trpet OF 81 sores, more or
les, Of land situate on the wsters of Lover
Leading Creek. ia Sheridan district. m the
county Of Calhoun, conveyed toA. r. Cston
by Jennie Goodnight and n. G.. Good
night her husband by deed bearing date
Tie i7th day Of July. 1890 nj record in
The Office o. The Clerk Of the County Court
Of ,aid county Of Calhoun, 10 Deed BOOK
No. %, "a page 800.
SECOND. All the Oh, gaa and minerals
10 sud underlying tract Of 38l acres II
laud, situste Oh the waters Of Sugar Camp
Run, branch Of Yellow creek, IN sberl
dan 81. trict, 10 said county OF Calhoun, er.
cspied and reserved by the said A.. r. Ca.
ton in deed q cp0rWaupe made by him
70 Christopher Aorehesd, bearing date the
Glh Day oi Oc,vber 1911 o. record 10 sid
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Clerks office in Deed Book No. 81, at page
32l.
Reference Is here made to said deed rs
recorded. and the record in said chancery
cause, for a more full aud perfect descrip-
of said real etsate.
TERMS OF SALE;-Cash.
Dated, November %, 1916.
VIcIoR f COOPER,
Special Commissioner
|, l.. l.. Cokeley, Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Richie county, West Virginia,
hereby certify that bond, with secnrity APP
proved by me as sufficient an in the pen
atty provided by said decree has been Civ
EN- 10y said special commissioner.
l.. T. CoKELEY, Clerk.
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SCARED TO DEATH BY SEA.

Raw Lishtship Keeper Goes Into Frsn.
~ In First Gale.
Newport. II. IA case OF a man lit
orally frightened to death has just
been reported. Gustav Ljunvnll went
TO Brept0as reef llghtsbip as assistant
keeper, but before BE- bad time to be-
come accustomed 10 hls surroundings
the wind became a gale, accompanied
by great seas, and the ship pitched "
disturbing angles.
Ljunvall expressed great fear that
the ship would go down. In = frenzy
ne tried TO jump overheard. but was
restrained His violence increased,
and the crew put him in an improyised
straltjacket and kept him there until
be died
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ASLEEP, NOT DEAD.
Printer Woke Up In Time TO Dodge che
Coroner and Undertaken.

Mount Pleasant, n. Y. Harry
Daugherty. a printer, was dead to all
intents and purposes the other evening
The members OF the household where
he lived so reported TO an undertaken
and the coroner. The coroner immedi-
ately notified the mans parents OF his
death and asked the relatives II they
wanted an investigation made.
When the coroner and the under
taker, carrying a dead basket between
them, opened the gate leading into the
yard they met Dougherty. hale and
hearty, going to work.
Exhausted from long days work,
Daugherty had lain down on the bed
for nap when another member OF the
household, seeing him, became fright
ened and, thinking him dead, notified
the authorities.
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AUTO AIDS GUNNERS.
Makes Adirondack Accessible For
Week End Trips.

Utica, n. Yin most sections Of the
Adirondacks game is plentiful. More
and more each year the automobile is
Being used by gunners, particularly
those who live in the cities and towns
near the forests.
Thousands OF hunters are going into
the woods for week end trips, and ma.
chimes are also used for the purpose OF
taking the hunters from one good
ground to another. This OF course re-
iates to small game, and it is surpris
ing how many good places can be GOV.
cred by this method OF cunning.
The new law prohibits any cunning
from an automobile, but the machine
makes the innermost rccesses OF the
forests accessible to the gunner who
has a car.
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Notice Of Commissioners
Sale of Valuable Real Estate

BY virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court OF Calhoun county, West Virginia.
rendered at the November term, 1916
thereof, in certain chancery cause there
in pending wherein the Peoples Bank of
EVANSVILLE, corporation, was plaintiff
and q. w. Hall and others were defend
ants, the undersigned Commissioner will on
Thursday, the fourth day of January,
10Y offer for sale and sell by public anc.
ton to the highest bidder at the hont
| door of the Courthouse of Calhoun comfy.
West Virginia, upon the terms hereinafter
prescribed, the following describe tso
lots, tracts or parcels of land, by said decree
directed to be sold, to-wit
First; certain lot or parcel OF lard
lying and being situate on the waters of
Milestone, tributary Of the West FOX.
in the district Of Lee, county Of Calhoun.
state of West Virginia, containing 0a3
acres, more or less, being the same real IS.
tate which was conveyed unto the defend
ant the said q. w. Hall by the defendant.
= NJ. Moneypenny, by deed bearing date
ON the 29th day Of February, 1916. Of nee
ora In The office of the 'lerk of the County,
o",' d" H'"' r"n'J, west Virginia
in Deed Book No 30, 1T page 100. cef.
ned cory Of which is filed a. am exhibit
with the par eIs Of said chancery cause. to
which reference is here made for u,r.
i" .''' ''o l''''''''"' description vi said
''.' sue
IN 'I ' ""V'n'' c'''''" BOT 'r parcel %
. ,"~, ''5 ',O Oei'E .'''a'e Oh sa'a Wiz
'' lone r''N' !" SAID district Of Lee, county
~ 0"'"',','' ''"'e OIL 3" ct Virginia, COM
'a'''g % acres, more or ltss being the
r.o.i.r.,l... "'''.'" vas t'nI',el unto
doc..a.., ''"'.' 'y i'f
.n5r ''',''t a'o oilers.
'' 'e'''"s u''e p" l"|riecn. day OF
,''' oe'' ,"I'' OF record in the County
our, "'e'E once alorfsaid in Deed Rock
70 10 ~ page "'4i duly certified cop
" "'''" s SAT-. 'HS' n''ped ''ecd is a's' fled,
's a" 'th'p'' with "iih the papers Of said
I'''''t'y eau, . To "'"ch deed reference Is
'''v "''o mace ."r a "'rs d,61te and par.
''''''' '''cr p'''n O.. 'aid r-c OF Gl
ne ABOVE Two lots tracts or parcels Of
'""u are TIE same which 80 attached and
''.e' e as ths
aad IONA G.. Hall.
Terms Of sale, one-halr Of tho ,n,.,
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indian. t22 Years Old, Work. p.ny.

indian. t22 Years Old, Works Daily.
Mazatlan. Mexico. This western
coast town Of Mexico claims az resi-
dent the oldest man in the world, jose
Juan Velasquez, aa IRdlgp. who. ac-
cording 70 All records available. a. 10
years old. Velasqucz has the agility
o. a man Of less than half his years
and works daily as lsborer lie pos.
sesses remarkable memory and IL
familiar With happenings during the
HidalgO revolution for Mexican inde-
pendence from spain IN lsl0-21
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Notice of Judicial Sale

The undersigned commissioners having
by virtue Of a decree of the Circuit Court
OF Calhoun county, West Virginia, entered
in the cons lidated chancery eau ses of c.
A. Jarvis, administrator with the will an
nexed OF. w. ii. Campbell, deceased,
against Elizabeth Campbell and others,
and Z. A. Jarvis, administrator with the
will annexed of w. II. Campb II, deceased,
against Gusta III. Campbell and others, nj
the August, 1916, term of said court, adj
vertised and sold, a. directed nv decree.
the tract of 1872 acres of land in said
decree directed to be sold, on the l2tH da
Of October 1916, To Elijah tn Campbell, at
one thousand dollars, on the terms and in
the manner prescribed ny said decree, and
having reported said sale to said Circuit
Court for conformation on the Dist day of
November, 1916. J. +. Lambert, guardian
for Gay Campbell, rendered and offere in
court an upset hid of fourteen hundred
dollars, accompanied by bond, made by the
sand D. T.. Lambert. guardian, and d. o..
Chenoweth and Chenoweth, in the per-
atty OF two thousand dollars conditioned
Tor the faithful compliance with said bid.
the court refused to confirm the sale so
made TO Elizabeth Campbell, and by de
cree entered in IA d consolidated causes nj
the sail November, 1916, term of said
court, directed resale of SAID land. by
virtue of which, your commissioners will
on the 4tlliday of January, 1917, mt the
front door of the Court House Of Calhoun
county, again offer r safe by public auc-
ton the said tract of lG2 acres of land. be-
ing that port on of the w. III. Campbell
home iarm allotted to Gusta fl. Campbell
in the partition of the lands of said dece.
dent IN the first above named cause, STA TT
ing the same at the bid of the said J. E.
Lambert, guardian, of Sl400; and for a
more particular description of said land
rrierence'is here had to the plat and pa
pers OH file in SAID chancery caus =.
Term OF Sale: One-third the pur-
chase money cash i'm hand on day OF
sale. and the residue upon a credit Of
six and twelve months. taking from the
purchaser for the deferred instaIIments.
interest bearing notes with good Sc
curity.
a. G.. MATHEWS,
s. p. BELL.
Special commissioners.
i, Lee Gamer, Clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF Calhoun county. West Virginia,
do certify that the above named commits
sionerS have executed bond IN the penalty
OF 100000. as required by decree in
aboqe styled causes
Teste:
/ GAINED
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':eek. With the exception or the movie
company's mail letters seldom arrived
addressed TO any or the native resi-
dents, and the small postoffice force,
consisting Of an aged clerk in n mer-
chandise store owned by the Aldridge
interests, was hard put to it each day
when dozens OF letters arrived for the
film folk.
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OPERATES ON RIGID JAWS.
Surgeon Uses q Cushion Of Fat 80 Make
Thorn Work.

Surgeon Uses q Cushion Of Fat 80 Make
Thorn Work.
Philadelphia patient whose jaws
had been rigid for twenty years, who
had never learned to talk and who
had been obliged to obtain all his
nourishment through a tube, was the
subject Of one Of the many operations
performed at the various clinics here
as part OF the activities OF the clinical
congress OF surgeons OF North Amer
lea.
The joints OF the patients jaws had
hardened after an attack OF scarlet
fever when ne was only a year old.
DIR. w. Wayne Babcock laid open the
stiffcned joints, scraped away a hard
bony substance which was found COW
ering them and inserted a cushion Of
fat taken from another part of the
mans body.
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COYOTE ATTACKS AUT0IST.
After IL Was Run over IL Wanted to
Bite the Driver.

Reno, Nev.-That coyote that will
attack the front end Of any automobile
travelling thirty miles an hour, allow
himself to be run over and then get up
and attack the driver OF the car who
out Of curiosity stopped TO see what
damage was done must be mad is the
opinion OF =. Y ellison. who enjoyed
this experience on IAkeview hill. near
Carson, the other night
The coyote was game, according 20
ellison. but was so badly cut up that II
was easily driven or with rocks before
Il bit any one. ellison was accompa.
MED on the trip by County Commits
slOner Heinrich
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a novelty seen daily on the streets.
The animal is attached to an express
wagon. and the owner dresses him I'm
order to protect his forelegs from flies
The trousers are supported by the
breastband OF the harness.
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Baseball On Element In VIII Fioh,.

New York. When Ernest q. Woerz.
millionaire brewer. ON his deothbcd
ceased to ask whether the Giants won
or lost Katherine Haas. employed I'm
the household. knew great change"
had come. She testified in the 5000
900 VIII contest before Surrogate Co.
halan. in New York
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FLY SAVES BOYS LIFE.
Accidentally Discharged Bullet Only
Hurt His Arm.

hurt his Arm.
La Crosse, visa fly saved the life
OF Carl Kaeppler, thirteen years old
while he was hunting I'm the vicinity Of
Swift creek with William Stellick.
nfteen years old.
Carl felt something irritating his fore
head and raised his arm to brush the
fly aside. At the same instant Stellick,
who was only a few PAGES distant, ac-
cldentally discharged a rifle he was
carrying.
The bullet passed through the heshy
part Of young Kaeppler's arm and, al
though most OF its force was spent.
struck the boy in the head.
Physicians said he probably would
have been killed had not his arm been
in the way OF the bullet
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COUNTRY SHORT OF PENNIES.

MINIS Working Twenty four Hours q
Dsy to Relieve the Conditions.
Washington. What this country
needs today Is more pennies, says the
treasury department To that end the
Philadelphia and San Francisco minis
are working twenty four hours a day
and the Denver mint sixteen hours q
day turning them out
lot Of reasons are given for the
shortage the chief one being the IN
creased use Of the copper coins. with
every dealer In everything adding a
penny every now and then.
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New Mexico, where she VIII seitIe Oh
claim under the rights of a civil war
veterans widow. She takes 800 acres
adjoining claim her son settled on
two years ago. She will make 1t q
stock ranch.
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Salina, kan.-MFs. Minerva Con-
way, seventy years old, has gone to
f~ ~,
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Horss Wssrs Treussr..

Charleston, w Wa horse wearing
q pair Of tropsers on &C. front legs ls
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LEE eAuNER. clerk.
a Copy Teste.
B LEE GAMER. CLERK.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-18
SKATER TROOPS .
GET HURRY CALL
TO MEET ENEMY
HaIf-Hour Notice All That is
Given to Prepare for
Practise March

Just how fast troops from Fort
Shafter could get in fighting regalia
in case Of a sudden invasion OF the
island was demonstrated Tuesday
when the order was issued fer a
march against an enemy" at Red
Hill on a halt hours notice
The order is supposed to have come
from the inspector general as a part
of the work to test out the Shafter
troops The Engineer Corps. the End
Infantry and the Signal Corps, to-
gether with the entire wagon train,
were. included in the order and for
exactly 80 minutes the post was an
exceedingly busy place. .~..
According to persons who watched
the demonstration the troops were
ready within the required time, but
waited a little while for tire wagons,
which were in the city. All were off
on the march by o'clock in the
afternoon. and later phone messages
from Pearl City bore the information
that they were to camp at that place
for the night.
Shortly before noon however the
defenders" returned to the post. e..